to order the secretary will call the roll commissioner pating commissioner loyce present. >> commissioner president chow and welcome and commissioner sanchez the second item is the actual commissioner president chow you might want to say something. >> we want to welcome dan our new commissioner he is chief of staff of democratic leader pelosi who as you may know was the first woman to serve and speaker of house of representatives and responsible for the ac a act pga in no idea. >> he's dictated his life to public service serving in the white house under bill clinton and as the presidential appointee of the u.s. department of education we're pleased he'll be joining us commissioner . >> (clapping.) >> would you like to make some comments. >> achieve and commissioners thank you very much for welcoming me director garcia very grateful for the leadership in san francisco for many years i've mainly living with hiv for 20 years since 1990 and the work on this commission for decades i believe is what has allowed me to be hereby san francisco create a model of care that became a model for the nat

. >> pating, present. chow, present. bernal,print. san shez. the second item is approve the minutes of the meeting on april 4, 2017. actually commissioners to your right i put a slightly revised version of the minutes. commissioner chow asked me to switch the order the reporting of the elections, so that version simply has the president was elected first and vise president. >> the motion is in order and the edits in are in yellow on your new copy. >> so moved. >> and a second is received. any further comments on the minutes? any corrections? if not, then we will vote on the minutes as edited. all in favor please say aye. >> aye. >> opposed? the minutes are adopted. >> item 3, directors report. >> director garcia. >> good afternoon commissioners. the directors report is somewhat a small today, but the one item i did want to share with you is that the san francisco board of supervisors enacted a resolution on april 11 charging the department of public health with convening a task force to develop recommendations on operation of safe injection ser

page pate, attorney, to you., i posed this question -- the white house has been asked for documents and records pertaining to michael flynn, his time during the transition, his brief tenure as national security adviser, and the white house has said no. can they be compelled to turn over these records? >> there can certainly be a subpoena served on the white house for these records. now, whether the white house will comply with that subpoena is a totally different question. the white house will certainly raise objections based on national security, executive privilege, and if they don't want to cooperate with this congressional investigation, they can obstruct that investigation. they can refuse to turn over those documents. then it goes to a court. this whole thing is going to get very messy if the white house decides that we are not going to cooperate with congress in connection with this investigation. this is one of the reasons i've been saying for many weeks now that there should be a special prosecutor appoi

. >> pating, present. chow, present. bernal,print. san shez.item is approve the minutes of the meeting on april 4, 2017. actually commissioners to your right i put a slightly revised version of the minutes. commissioner chow asked me to switch the order the reporting of the elections, so that version simply has the president was elected first and vise president. >> the motion is in order and the edits in are in yellow on your new copy. >> so moved. >> and a second is received. any further comments on the minutes? any corrections? if not, then we will vote on the minutes as edited. all in favor please say aye. >> aye. >> opposed? the minutes are adopted. >> item 3, directors report. >> director garcia. >> good afternoon commissioners. the directors report is somewhat a small today, but the one item i did want to share with you is that the san francisco board of supervisors enacted a resolution on april 11 charging the department of public health with convening a task force to develop recommendations on operation of safe injection service in san

to order the secretary will call the roll commissioner pating commissioner loyce present. >> commissioner president chow and welcome and commissioner sanchez the second item is the actual commissioner president chow you might want to say something. >> we want to wme

. >> pating, present. chow, present. bernal,print. san shez. the second item is approve the minutes of the meeting on april 4, 2017. actually commissioners to your right i put a slightly revised version of the minutes. commissioner chow asked me to switch the order the reporting of the elections, so that version simply has the president was elected first and vise president. >> the motion is in order and the edits in are in yellow on your new copy. >> so moved. >> and a second is received. ny

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. >> happy national pate. a chasing as we love our animals and love our pets. so on april 11 every year we celebrate the animals to take a special spot in our hearts. we tweeted our viewers to have them send us photos. >> have a story we should know about? help us chase it >> you look nice and relaxed into have these stands called bikini paris' does serve coffee espressos and the like. some folks call for an investigation because they believe not all stance have illegal behavior going on there. some might. the ordinances forcing bikini paris' does covering up, you seem somewhat distractive to this whole thing. >> happy national pet day we love animals and we love our pets. so on april 11 we celebrate these and we tweeted to our viewers to have them send us photos of them and their animals. you can see at the photos on her facebook page. >> ashley, your chasing a story, no matter what the circumstances losing a child is something no parent should have to go through. >> sonja, sigel mom of five from northwood we give the world to turn back the hands of time to ma

the other thing is we've already spent much closer than anyone had necessarily antiss the pated. so much talki about the forgotten man and that helped put trump in the white house and how they were oicing that frustration. but another demographic that could be critically important in 2018 but another demographic that could be critically important in 2018 are the folks in the suburban, the affluent suburban united states who were they voting in november as an anti-hillary clinton vote and they're sort of holding their noses and voting for donald trump? or was the rhetoric and the sort of vision of america that he was putting forth, was that something that was truly appealing to them? it was interesting to me that hillary clinton's former spokesperson tweeted out after the georgia election that the path to success in 2018 is through the pannera bread of america. so for the brackic party, are they going to try to rekindle that park with the blue collar voter, with rural america? r are they going after the college educated centrist who they might feel have a better chance of winning

. >> and right there on eli's point without anyone trying to be pate ruinizing, this president on the nuance, tends to wear his briefings very blatantly and immediately. he turned to the king of jorbden and complicated him as a warrior. he referred to, though not by name, a coverage he had clearly seen on the use of saren gas. he comes to this business from business. not from a lifetime of learning this stuff, say what you will about nuance. what has the learning curve -- what did it look like to you today? >> honestly, it looked like he was making it up on the fly. i think it seemed as if he was personally offended, personally outraged bute the scenes on attacks on babies, on children in syria. anyone would feel that way. i felt that way. i'm sure anybody watching these images were horrified. what's less clear is what he's going to do about it. when he says he's going to be cagey, that sounds like he doesn't know. it's possible he hasn't been presented with options from his military leaders. he hasn't tasked them with giving them options. up until 24 hours ago, out sources to russia

to also go to our website, there is a live pate with all the reaction from the french presidential election hello there. we've got a bit of a taste of winter for the new working week. the cold front is going south across the uk introducing colder conditions. so, through the week ahead, a chance of seeing wintry showers. gardeners, take note, also some frosty nights over the next few nights too. we are already seeing colder conditions moving in across scotland with sleet and snow showers, mostly over the high ground, but some wintry precipitation getting down to lower levels. further south across the uk, we've got quite a lot of cloud. a few outbreaks of rain. but still into the milder air. looking at the weather for monday morning. 8am. largely dry in southern counties. some sunshine in the south coast towards london. so, a relatively fine start to the day. heading our way further north, one or two patchy showers coming out of the cloud and the bulk of england and wales. heavy rain in northern england and northern ireland first thing as well. that is the weather front going south. but to th

month said behind the original target date so will also be reaching out to sfpd and dpw to paritous pate in the hearing. thank you. >> thank you, supervisor cohen. madam president seeing no other names that concludes the introduction of new business. >> can we go to public comment, please? >> yes. at this time the public may address the entire board of supervisors for up to 2 minutes on item one the subject matter jurisdiction of the board to include the february 14, 2017 minutes and the items on the without reference to committee calendar. 25-30. public comment is not allowed when an item has been subject to comment. direct remark tooz the board and not individual supervisors nor the odd ynls. speaker using translationsistence are allowed twiges thumount of time and if you like to display a document on the oevhead clearly state such to sfgtv and remove the document to return to live meeting. >> first speaker, please. >> good afternoon supervisors. andrew yip [inaudible] should apply love and kindness to have [inaudible] of human civilization. [inaudible] establish ment of civil right an

month said behind the original target date so will also be reaching out to sfpd and dpw to paritous pate in the hearing. thank you. >> thank you, supervisor cohen. madam president seeing no other names that concludes the introduction of new business. >> can we go to public comment, please? >> yes. at this time the public may address the entire board of supervisors for up to 2 minutes on item one the subject matter jurisdiction of the board to include the february 14, 2017 minutes and the items on the without reference to committee calendar. 25-30. public comment is not allowed when an item has been subject to comment. direct remark tooz the board and not individual supervisors nor the odd ynls. speaker using translationsistence are allowed twiges thumount of time and if you like to display a document on the oevhead clearly state such to sfgtv and remove the document to return to live meeting. >> first speaker, please. >> good afternoon supervisors. andrew yip [inaudible] should apply love and kindness to have [inaudible] of human civilization. [inaudible] establish ment of civil right an

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. >>> a south jersey man charged with murdering pates in 1979 will spend the next 29 years behind barsjury convicted him of kidnapping and murdering the six-year-old who vanished during a walk. his body was never found. his father talked abclosurout c. >> i don't think we ever believe wed could come to this point, that we would ever actually find out what happened to our child. >> he also said neither he for god will ever forgive hernandez. >>> we are seeing phase two of road closures. police are closing the inner lain lan lanes. the draft event begins next thursday and rains for three days. >>> speaking of road closures, challenges ton roads. let's get you updated with what's happening right now with jessica boyington. >> right. we are starting on the expressway. this is around the vine street expressway. i thought i just saw a police officer that got to the scene as well. it is right behind the box truck. we are seeing delays. the second phase are in effect and started this morning. watch for that delay. extra closures around the ben franklin parkway. kelly drive and they will start

. >> pating, present. chow, present. bernal,print. san shez. the second item is approve the minutes of the meeting on april 4, 2017. actually commissioners to your right i put a slightly revised version of the minutes. commissioner chow asked me to switch the order the reporting of the elections, so that version simply has the president was elected first and vise president. >> the motion is in order and the edits in are in yellow on your new copy. >> so moved. >> and a second is received. any further comments on the minutes? any corrections? if not, then we will vote on the minutes as edited. all in favor please say

. >> so let's talk more about this with cnn legal analyst page pate. great to have you in the studio. >> thank you. >> we want to look at the ramifications of these executions in arkansas, and once again it puts the death penalty front and center, legal, ethical, and moral questions here. we understand that the first execution was perhaps mishandled. >> right. >> how concerned are you? do you know what happened in this incident and what happens going forward? >> well the lawyers are claiming in the first execution the state had an incredible problem finding a way to carry out the lethal injection process. and that is always a difficult situation when you're performing not just an execution of using this type of method, three different drugs. burt you're doing it so close in time to these other executions. people have argue said, and i think correctly, that you need more time to make sure that the execution is going to beal carried out in the safest and moegt ethical manner possible. because in the united states if it's cruel and unusual, then it's unco

. >> with me now, jeff toobin, cnn legal analyst and former federal prosecutor and page pate is here.entlemen, nice to have you on. jeffrey toobin, i think the piece of the story that jumped out at me was all of what this judge used. it was trump's own words, right? it was sean spicer's words and jeff sessions all used against them. >> that's true. but the basis is not really in the constitution. it's really in the laws. it is perfectly -- the federal government is perfectly capable of removing money from states but it has to be done by law. congress has to pass a law that says this money is taken away. what the judge's ruling said at its core is that this is not within the president's power under the laws to take this money back. thousand, can he get congress to pass a law like this? certainly hasn't had much success getting congress to do much of anything so far. but this was really a statement that the president can't do this alone. the president has to authorize it. >> you've had the two travel ban issues and now this one, paige. my question is, i know he has lots and lots of lawy

after meeting him at his home on the 700 block of south street, police say prado contrares offered to pateirl for sex instead of cleaning. the girl told investigators they had sex with payment at least five times. she had a positive pregnancy test the next month. >> it's terrible. i mean you're a coach. there's some expectation there you'll look out fort kids. toville violate that trust is pretty bad. >> reporter: prado contrares is facing a slew of sex charges. >> i think he should be, um, sent to prison and punished for sure. >> reporter: and tonight the suspect is being held on $750,000 bail. as police continue their investigation. lucy? >> all right, thank you very much, dave. >>> a woman on a popular trail in philadephia cannot believe what happened to her. she told police a teenaged boy groped her on the schuylkill river trail last saturday right around fee 30:00 in the evening so it was light out. police say the boy was on a bike with a big group of teens and she says they all biked toward city hall. if you know anything, call police. >>> the man killed by police just feet from wilm

the eight-hour work day, for abandoning child labor and food the phrase phrase equal pate for equal work, referring to women. this is in late 19th century. there was a strand of populists that tried to unite african-americans and white working class people in the south even, and they organized them, they pushed hard to try to link across race in order to push back against what they saw as a planter aristocracy that was keeping doubt both race us. that evident failed, obviously. but there was a lot of populism at different times to push back against this. one thing i think is most striking i found in researching the book is how many times change happened because of real grassroots actions. it required leaders. also a leader, teddy roosevelt and others, but there was massive mobilization on the ground. one example is the united states passes a corporate tax in 1895. this is partly response to to panic of 1893 and the massive depression that followed, and people get organized. they're angry, there's marching in the streets, violence. and this is an element of populism that leads to economic

bree pate an reporter for the federalist. >> i don't know if you know this, buts there's a war on fake. >> so there's good news, and that's facebook is working to combat it. the bad news is it's relying on us, the users, to determine what's fake news. so we're going to scroll thou our news feeds, find a story, and if we don't like it we have the ability to report it and say hey, this is false. >> oh. but do we know what the criteria are they're using? what's fake and what's real? >> there's tips. if you spot a story and you're not certain about the u-r-l, a look at the formatting, the pictures used, it asks you if you think this ie a joke. and i'm like well, facebook i want you to tell me if it's a joke or not. >> so in other words msnbc users will be able to decide what's real and what's fake. >> yes, anybody. >> you're leeing so far, but we have not heard from you yet, bree. >> hillary clinton's alma mater wellesley college penned an editorial basically saying that hostility is warrenned to be used against those who say things politically incorrect and offensive. it was in response t

hernandez a former new england pate tris serving a life sentence for murder, he hanged himself wednesdayning. >>> countdown to shutdown. president trump has until the end of next week to get a spending bill through congress in order to avoid a government shutdown. new additions to the budget could slow the already complicated talks. nbc 10 national correspondent blaine zaalexander has more fro washington. >> reporter: today in washington a focus on the bottom line. >> we have taken unprecedented action to bring back our jobs and return power to our citizens. >> reporter: for president trump, the clock is ticking. one week to get a spending bill through congress or face a government shutdown. the budget talks now inkplclude controversial sticking point. the presidential long promised wall. >> we're going to build a wall. >> reporter: insisting the plan include billions of dollars for the wall even in pro-wall builder are against that idea. >> get the government funding, keep the lights on and move on to the continuation of the debate when it comes to other riders. >> reporter: for the pre

the boy scouts announced it will go coh-ed and allow members to par isis pate. when i heard this i wondered how long until the girl scouts was pressured to go in the same direction only to learn after brief research the girl scouts announced biological boys could participate if they self-identified as boys. the british organization published guidelines saying expected mother wasn't inclusive enough and suggested people use the phrase chest feeding instead of breastfeeding because someone being insulted by the fact only women can birth chin children. when the alliance received angry blow backs from some feminist one writer who described himself as an expecting parent said some have the adacity to assert only women can give birth. the iconic dog company particular to everyone in this room, american girl, came out with its first over dol that is a boy or at least looks like a boy. one on the website praised the company for making greater strides because goodness forgive little girls have a corner in the toy industry all to themselves. and one more headline. the nud

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now you get to be cold and bundle around your grill but we get to have lots of fun while we get to pateght for the phillies to play. >> reporter: ferris wheel and street fair outside the fair got folks in the right frame of mind. philadelphia's tough fans are in a bit more for giving mood at the start of the season. >> it's opening day. it's tradition. face painting, the party. the boys. boys are back in town. >> programs, score card lineup. >> reporter: and those who got here early to watch batting practice and just soak up the atmosphere spoke of the feeling they get when the season lies ahead and all things seem possible. >> opening day is like nothing else with the phillies. >> reporter: pat keith wanted her grandson landon to experience it first hasn't. >> the excitement is different. the crowds are different. the fanfare is different. you can feel. it's exciting. you can feel it in the air. >> reporter: finally, after winter long wait, at 3:00 10:00 p.m. that feeling became reali reality. >> first pitch here in south philly this year -- >> reporter: phillies baseball is back. funn

. >>> so much for the convenience of using your smart tone to pate parking meter here in philadelphiaadelphia parking authority is putting the brakes on its meter up app. as of midnight you can no longer use the mobile payment option. the ppa says it is suspending the app due to financial problems with its service provider. so until the city finds a new one it is back to feeding the kiosk and placing that receipt stuff on your dashboard. >>> let's take you out to hawa hawaii. waitress there let's just say she really hit it off with customers so far so they left her a $400 tip. >> isn't that amazing. >> it is. but that's the type of the iceberg. waitress says she heard stories like this before. but never thought it was going to happen to her. >> i was at a loss for words. >> kayla has been pulling double duty as a waitress at the cheesecake factory in waikiki she was waiting on a couple of tourists from australia and hit it off and they ended up chatting quite a bit. >> they asked me where i was from. and i told them i moved here for school, but i was kind of in a little bit of debt an

it was a big enough technological breakthrough and so unique we've applied for a pate patent. they're a great illustration of the fact that our work force hasn't gotten discouraged. our employees remain dedicated to serving the american taxpayer. the irs work force as i've said on numerous occasions is as good a group of employees i've had in the public and private sectors. i hope i've given you an idea of where the irs is. this time next year, there will be a new commissioner. i still have several months to go as commissioner i've encouraged the administration to begin the search for candidate to follow me as soon as possible. that way he or she can be confirmed by the time my term ends in november. i'll be happy to advise my successor that the press club is a terrific group and the cookies are great. but i should warn you that although this is my last visit to the press club as irs commissioner don't assume you've seen the last of me. i plan to eare tiretire in nove could come back in some other position, because after all i've already failed retirement twice. since i still

we learned this morning the pate are not expected to comment on his death today. >> right now, we continuefollow a developing story out of the east bay this morning. a retirement home in pinole is threatened by a landslide. that's what's right in front of it right now, asdants are still inside. >> today in the bay's pete surratt is live outside that retirement home to find out why the people who live there have not been evacuated yet. this must be unnerving, pete. >> good morning to you, kris and sam. there are still hundreds of residents next to me at this retirement home as the management team deals with the landslide issues behind me. a resident told me there are no evacuations at this time. you can see this area is fenced off. we can't give you a good vantage point of how much damage we're talking about, but you can see the hole is starting to grow. starting to grow deeper. creating a massive hole dmex to the bay park retirement home in pinole. now, management says it was more than likely caused by the recent heavy rain, and they brought in engineers to take a look at this and they det

i have a campaign to end girl on girl pate. we should support each other.i do about young girls who feel they need to be perfectionists. i suppose that group who are watching you on you tube ta ke who are watching you on you tube take a lot of inspiration from you? i would hope. take a lot of inspiration from you? iwould hope. i have take a lot of inspiration from you? i would hope. i have this moment where i thought, 11 million people are watching my videos, let me be empowering. lovely to meet you. i feel inspired. when i get out of here i am going to be a bawse. lilly's book is called how to be a bawse: a guide to conquering life. still to come, the headlines. stay with us on breakfast. hello, this is breakfast, with christian fraser and sally nugent. north korea has said it's prepared to respond in kind to any nuclear attack from the united states. tens of thousands of soldiers and civilians have taken part in a huge military parade amid growing speculation that the country is preparing another nuclear test. good morning. it's saturday, 15th april. also

in voting you can registration to support when your 16 years old there is a voting page you have to pate e wait until our 18 the secretary of state changed this when we were 18 it is a chocolate time so we felt that was hard to remember to register to vote now it is as mentioned you can preregistration at the vote 16, 17 and we send you a birth card but a card that says your 18 birthday you can vote towards that end this spring we've been collaborating with the youth commission to encourage preregistration if if in all san francisco high schools we've gone to summer job fairs and the submit to spread the word as also using social media we want to go directly into our schools every year and so we are operating in secretary of state high school election ambassadors program and that means our students we're going to empower the students at every school to register voters preregistered during the voter education that is april 17th go and we'll train the students though how to do one events on the campus and during the two weeks and help their fellow students register to vote don't have to be

optimism,pating the the s&p 500 is on the up. mao is standing by.t quarter profit beat analysts estimates. jumping up to 376 million euros. the ceo prepares to go before investors with a breakup plan to the business in a bid [inaudible] verizon is considering merger possibilities to reset the course of the company given the fast-changing structure of the industry. forill be open to talks disney or cbs. it is seeking new sources of growth as the mobile phone business matures and its new media ventures take time to gain traction. ibm sales fell short of estimates. that theirnvestors main on the path back to growth. the results mark the 27th quarterly decline. they reported gross margins that contracted from last year sending shares down in extended trading. showing signs it can move toward growth. the company posted adjusted revenue and profit that top post estimates. it was the last report before its sale of its main internet operation -- operations to verizon. that narrows the timeframe to close in june. l'oreal's luxury unit made a they compensated

in voting you can registration to support when your 16 years old there is a voting page you have to pate e wait until our 18 the secretary of state changed this when we were 18 it is a chocolate time so we felt that was hard to remember to register to vote now it is as mentioned you can preregistration at the vote 16, 17 and we send you a birth card but a card that says your 18 birthday you can vote towards that end this spring we've been collaborating with the youth commission to encourage preregistration if if in all san francisco high schools we've gone to summer job fairs and the submit to spread the word as also using social media we want to go directly into our schools every year and so we are operating in secretary of state high school election ambassadors program and that means our students we're going to empower the students at every school to register voters preregistered during the voter education that is april 17th go and we'll train the students though how to do one events on the campus and during the two weeks and help their fellow students register to vote don't have to be

amongst the best practitioners of it are isis and al qaeda and their com pate ratsz.'t figured out a way to counter that messaging. one need only take a look at many populace movements in europe, for example. they're at risk over the issue of understanding the relative role of identity and immigration which cleerlt was in my view the most important thing that less to brexit and the understanding of that. and frankly, i think you can't avoid the el fantd in the room on this point, which is that according to every u.s. intelligence agency the russians made a big public diplomacy play in our last election through trying to disseminate all kinds of fake information with the intents of trying to influence the election. but i also agree with joel and jim that there are a variety of reasons why the incentives make its difficult to study but that does not mean it's not invitely important. i think just a layman's view of the world is that it clearly is. >> tom and then the gentleman behinds him. the tom, go first and hand the microphone back. >> i'm a retired foreign service o

world should be rather than the way the world is so doing symbolic things that reinforce the white pate ways. coal with never be a useful fuel again. and there's not that many coalminers and where it's -- it's basically -- i joke that make america great again really means make america 1958 again so that's an idea it's still 19 exactly coal is our energy and climate change doesn't exist and lots of men work in coal mining and we pretend that black lung and other things that happened to them don't happen. so it's weird seeing them build an economy or destroy an economy based on ideological fantasy rather than what works. the military is we're the biggest military in the world. what are well go to dive 10% more and then goes back to fear anded idea if you throw more money the military we'll be safe ever safer. it's what are we not safe from? it's white men with guns guns gd maple violence generally -- male violence generally and the opium epidemic and health crises and one thing is find interesting is this bait and switch fear game. but the nea, i it would be a great symbolic victory and i

month said behind the original target date so will also be reaching out to sfpd and dpw to paritous pate in the hearing. thank you. >> thank you, supervisor cohen. madam president seeing no other names that concludes the introduction of new business. >> can we go to public comment, please? >> yes. at this time the public may address the entire board of supervisors for up to 2 minutes on item one the subject matter jurisdiction of the board to include the february 14, 2017 minutes and the items on the without reference to committee calendar. 25-30. public comment is not allowed when an item has been subject to comment. direct remark tooz the board and not individual supervisors nor the odd ynls. speaker using translationsistence are allowed twiges thumount of time and if you like to display a document on the oevhead clearly state such to sfgtv and remove the document to return to live meeting. >> first speaker, please. >> good afternoon supervisors. andrew yip [inaudible] should apply love and kindness to have [inaudible] of human civilization. [inaudible] establish ment of civil right an

message to the black people was we need to succeed notwithstanding this race of society that we live in patesblack leadership needs to flip that on its head. don't blame us for anything until racism is been vanquished from america. racism is used as an all-purpose explanation for bad black outcomes in this country. i don't think the data box it up. >> let me not avoid the tents views that you have just been pinpointed but moved to how do we find a way to proceed? we can both have this picture of race and i think the story of doctor king and what you brought up was that not only he could talk about an aspiration for america that included, as as he pointed out, the opportunity for children to be standing next to a white child in the same opportunities. it was that he put together a very diverse coalition of people who had never been together. we have this opportunity now, what would you say to progressive, conservative, moderate about how to deal with the challenges that were seen. however you want to come to the thing of race? that people should work together to deal with it. i don't know that

you taint pate your painter order carpenter or your builders.e imembroiled in more than 3,000 lawsuits you. sexually harass women at whilele like an 18th century king or a 21st century fox tv news host. you hire an army of lawyers to keep from paying your taxes which is a terrible example and if all americans followed it, the whole tax system would come crashing down toe -- to the ground, and now you're break another promise you. wont release your tax returns, violating a bipartisan presidential practice that goes back to watergate.ic mr. president, how can we determine your conflict of interest or stop you from collecting payments from foreign governments if you won't show us the names of the people and corporations that you are in active partnership all over the world today.skin: how can we believe the conflict of interest in your administration when you set the world standard for nondisclosurc and noncooperation. mr. president, your administration has a staph infection and it's spreading every day! and we have come here today with in democrat

at the same pate -- pace i hear about operations where we strike, i hear ones where we choose not to strike because we did not have good situational awareness. i think we will trust our processes and people and put emphasis on. mr. russell.y: mr. russell: thank you, good to see you again. it is, we're not seeing a never ending increase, we are recovering from a massive decrease of engagement in the region. ago,s not that many years six. because of that decrease, we see iraq in the throes of the civil war, syria in the throes of civil war, yemen, the area destabilized. it is making a whole number of things harder to deal with. plus distancing our allies in saudi arabia and egypt, not to mention other coalition partners on a whole number of other affairs. i tend to disagree with some of in that view.here with regard to collateral damage, no one cares more about civilian casualties in the united states military. no one. no one takes more pain or more effort to prevent the needless loss of life. no one has the systems in place to prevented the things that we do in our targeting systems a

as a mefment judiciary committee, i had the opportunity to prtiss pate in the committee markup where we debated numerous amendments and enjoyed a author low discussion -- thorough discussion of this bill. the judiciary committee adopted an amendment by my colleague from texas, congress wop ms. jackson lee, to strengthen the will. h.r. 1695 passed the judiciary committee in a show of overwhelming bipartisan support by the vote of 27-1. the register of copyright selection and accountability act is supported by numerous outside groups, including the american conservative union, the afl-cio, council for citizens of government waste, creative futures, m.p.a.a., the gospel music association, the american chemical society, the church music publishesers association and many others. these groups represent only a sampling of the broad support behind this bill and, mr. speaker, as you can tell h.r. 1 of 95 has brought together many groups that people who don't traditionally have similar interests. from creators to labor organizations to conservative groups, the diversity of support behind this

nation, there is 400 health plans making decisions on do they participate or not do they far it is pate in raising rates 10% or 50%. that plays on decisions before the trump administration right now. >> insurers are about spreading individual risk. if they have big uncertainty, they are going to step back and not play. they aren't going to be rolling the dice. they are looking for the signals that they have enough certainly to play next year. >> also, the insurers need to be able is to make money. they can't consistently lose money. the statistics are pretty well in for the first three years of obamacare and in the individual market. a lot of insurance companies have lost a lot of money in the individual markets. not all. >> a lot of plans made a lot of money. the place that agrees strongly is the plans that four years ago were ready to lose some money on a long-term bet are not willing to lose anything next year. the year after next year, more uncertain. every plan for 2018 is saying, if i don't see a way to make money this year, i'm leaving the market. plafr doob fever offer medicare,

how we going to pate bills. keep everybody happy. what do we next?ing else in my life. >> you're right much this is what we all agree with. >> um-hmm. nail it. >>> sticking with the stud theme i should say more proof that millennials are different from any on the generation. this time, we have united states census to prove it. according to the data until millennials are not rushing to get married or to have a family. and once they get married, young women are less likely to see home making as career. they say the share of young women 25 to 35 who opted to for go outside employment in favor of managing a household plunged from 43% in 1975 to just 14% last year. the data also millennials want economic security and they want to finish school. instead of more traditional goals of marriage and family. >>> i also think we live in time where it requires two parents. you need two income family. so it's not always a choice. you need to do it. >> right. >> okay. >>> so have you ever wondered what a unicorn tastes like? >> now you can find out. today starbucks