almost two years into that ongoing crisis, january 2016, governor snyder called this press conferencere about flint. >> this is to continue the fact that we want to make sure we are making good communications with respect to flint. the information was recentlyme, thought it was important to share. over the course of 2014 and 2015, we saw a spike in legionnaire's disease with the genesee county. if you go back to the prior years, i believe the numbers for the proceeding years before 2014, we had six cases, 11 cases, 13 cases, and 8 cases. in 2014, we had 45 cases. and 2015 there were 42 cases. >> at least a dozen people died from the outbreak of legionnaire's disease in flint that happened after the water switch. and i say at least a dozen, because we might never know the total number of cases, the total number of deaths and the names of the people who died. in part because that outbreak was kept so secret for so long. but, you know, the two high-ranking state officials who stood alongside rick snyder and spoke at that press conference with him when they finally broke the news about it

. >>> when the republican governor of michigan rick snyder called a hastily arranged press conference city of flint, michigan, that city had already been through hell and was still going through hell. after snyder's state government basically poisoned the whole city's water with lead and wouldn't listen to the people of flint who were hollering about it for a solid year and a half. the governor installed a series of emergency managers to run the city of flint. those emergency managers switched the city's water supply. that decision ended up poisoning the whole town. almost two years into that ongoing crisis, january 2016, governor snyder called this press conference because he had something new and horrible to share about flint. >> this is to continue the fact that we want to make sure we are making good communications with respect to flint. the information was recently presented to me and i thought it was important to share. over the course of 2014 and 2015, we saw a spike in legionnaire's disease with the genesee county. if you go back to the prior years, i believe the numbers for t

snyder announced he would finally submit his resolution to lincoln and abide by his decision. gentlemen declared lincoln, the resolution introduced by mr. schneider is nothing new. it is all ready contained in the declaration of independence. this declaration of mr. lincoln's, schneider recalled save the revolution. in fact, help to establish the new party on the most liberal democratic basis. therefore, lincoln's judgment made possible the creation of the illinois republican party which became the instrument that would, in four years, carry him to the republican nomination for president. >> watch this and other programs online at the tv .org. >> were live at the chicago tribune's annual lit fest book fair and we look at the most popular nonfiction books according to the chicago public library. topping list is dance with the regulation of his in ohio, hillbilly elegy. followed by animal, vegetable mechanical about a family attempt to eat locally grown food for entire year by barbara kingsolver. after that the late neurosurgeon paul calamities autobiography about his battle wit

snyder and mr. holmes. this committee earlier this year passed a bill to charge millionaires, people who have won the lottery, a little bit more if, in fact, they have come into some extra money. to put it into perspective, this policy change would mean millionaire medicaid beneficiaries would only pay approximately 70 more dollars each month. that would save apparently seven, several billion dollars. we'd you support making millionaires on medicare to pay their fair share to help pay to extend the schip and health s-c? center funds? that was supposed to have been asked by mr. walden but he is not here to ask it. >> congressman barton, i'm happy to answer the question. as i mentioned in my testimony earlier in some of my responses and over the course of the hearing, in texas where very much in support of personal responsibility and infusing a level of personal responsibility into the programs that we administer. certainly this i think is a good example of an opportunity to induce that person responsible int

joining us, tonya snyder from politico. what brought us to this announcement? been failuresave on the faa's part in bringing next gen technology into implementation. this is a transition everyone agrees need to be made, from radar-based and radio communications to a satellite-based system for navigation. the faa has been slow, gone over budget. there is a feeling and needs to be turned over to the private sector to manage the transition. there have been efforts since separate air traffic control from the federal government. about 60 other countries have done something similar. what is slowing the process down and what could be different or so different that a private entity could do a better job? guest: depends who you ask. if you ask democrats with a slowing it down, it is underfunding from congress. what could be different about the private sector, it is ideological. the private sector will be able to move faster, more efficiently. the airlines are pushing for this. this is something may want to happen. the idea is they can also self not be so they will subje

my name is jamie snyder. i serve as the director of the medicaid and chip program for the state of texas. i would like to provide insight into how chip has worked for the state of texas in response to the reauthorization legislation. the texas health and human services commission implemented the state chip program in 1998. the program currently serves approximately 380,000 children. somsince implementation they've seen a notable reduction in the overall rate of uninsured children before below two 100% of the federal poverty level, from 18% in 199826% in 2015. it allows states the flexibility to operate chip as a medicaid expansion program, a separate state program or as a combination of the two. texas has historically operated chip as a separate program which has afforded texas the freedom to design a system that aligns with the state's philosophy of ensuring accountability in the management of public funds and increasing personal responsibility for program participants. unlike the medicaid program which offe

the crisisis began when flint's unelected emergency manager appointed by michigan governor rick snyder switched the source of the city's drinking water in order to save money. governor snyder said wednesday that he supports lyon and wells and will not suspend them, even as many flint residents are continuing to call for criminal charges to be brought against the michigan governor snyder himself. standingdakota, the rock sioux tribe have won a major legal victory in federal court on wednesday, which may have the power to force the shut down of the 3.8 billion dollar dakota access pipeline. on wednesday, didistrict judge james boasberg ruled that the trump administration failed to carry out an adequate environmental review of the pipeline after president trump ordered the army corp to fast-track and greenlight its approval. district judge boasberg has requested additional briefings next week on whether the dakota access pipeline should be shut off until the completion of a full review of a potential oil spill's impacts on fishing and hunting rights, as well as environmental justice. isra

. >> sunday night, rachel snyder and an economics professor detail how companies manage money and how american families cope in a world of uncertainty. >> they risk of small decisions going badly is so much higher for those at the bottom. wealthy people make poor spending decisions all the time. i can come up with some from me in the last year. consequence for me is minimal. for those who are struggling, it is really big. income anda story of , between 2009 and 2011, it was to milliontime, but americans reported during that americaird of experienced poverty at some moment in that time. it means that we have to think about what is going on. watch on c-span two book tv. >> patrick shanahan is the nominee to be defense secretary. divest alld to do best all ties to the boeing company. this is 1.5 hours.

february 22, 1856, which almost splits up when one of the editors, an important man named george snyder, who edits one over the most important papers in chicago, the german language newspaper. biggest german language newspaper in the united states and the proposes a planning against the know nothings, and they're nativists in the meeting, other editor, and the whole thing thens to disintegrate, and snyder says, let lincoln decide. and lincoln says, gentlemen, the answer is in the declaration of independence. and you can't found a new party on any other principle. all men are created equal. so that settles it. they say -- lincoln says, it's all right. and they found the illinois republican party. without that it would november have existed. so -- it would not have existed. so newspaper editors and newspapers were very much intrinsic to the politic of the day. they were political players. >> host: just one of the personal things about lincoln, much is discussed recently about the death of willy, the wonderful george saunders novel, but we sometimes forget it was eddie two died during this

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cnn justice correspondent jessica snyder with more from the supreme court. >> reporter: an unexpected decision from the supreme court. they will allow parts of president trump's travel ban to go forward, in particular the foreign nationals from the six muslim-majority countries who do not have a clear connection or bona fide relationship with any person or entity in the united states, those people can be banned from the country. however, the court saying that any other foreign national from those six countries who does, in fact, have a connection here, whether a family member, whether it's being admitted to a university, or whether it's having secured a job here, those people must be admitted in. and as a result of this somewhat split decision, there have been different outcomes, different reactions. both sides of this claiming somewh somewhat partial victories. president trump came out with a statement calling this a clear victory for our national security. but lawyers for the plaintiffs as well as organizations like civil liberties unions, they are saying that this is just one part

jessica snyder, cnn, washington. >>> vladmimir putin is denying they interfered.t a wide ranging news conference, he also spoke highly of the u.s. president. >> and he answered questions about donald trump's controversial decision to pull the u.s. out of the climate agreement. here's our brian todd. >> reporter: it was trademark vladimir putin appearing on stage from a marathon interview forum. the russian leader surprised the audience in english. >> don't worry, be happy. >> sore castically describing the anger about president trump's decision to pull out of the paris climate change agreement. in his native tongue, he was far less sunny, continuing to deny russian interference in the u.s. election, while attacking former candidate hillary clinton saying her campaign can't admit her mistakes had the loss. they decided to say, it's not our fault, it's the russian's fault. it's like anti-semitism, to blame the jew force everything. we all know what this can lead to, nothing good. >> reporter: at the same, putin spoke admiringly of donald trump's successful campaign.

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team owner dan snyder that he's thrilled by the decision. >>> coming up next, police in paris and londonaunch terror investigations after two ,, sgltd we are -- >>> we are following a developing story in paris where an alleged attacker was killed after he rammed a car carrying explosives into a police vehicle. no one else was hurt in the explosive in the shopping district. french police say that the 31-year-old driver was armed and had been flagged for potential links to extremism. the incident now being investigated as a possible terrorist attack. >>> we now know the identity of a man who drove a van into a crowd of people outside of a london mosque. police arrested 47-year-old darren osborne. several people including the mosque e-mom subdued that's driver and protected him from the crowd until the police arrived. >> he was shouting, i want to kill all muslims. come try to get him. kicking and punches. we stop ped the abuse towards him. >> at least nine people were hurt. police say they are investigating this as a rr british officials say that hate crimes against muslims have risen shar

jez ka snyder reporting. reaction to all of this. ruben gallago, a member of the armed services committee, thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> let me put that tweet up from the president that is causing all the stir right now. he says i am being investigated for firing the the fbi director by the man who told me to fire the fbi director, witch hunt. i would like you to respond to that. was that tweet a statement from the president of the united states appropriate? >> it's not appropriate. first of all, i guess thank you for confirming. none of us knew this was actually occurring at this time. we don't get that type of notification. second of all, i think it is an attempt of intimidation on the deputy attorney general as well as potentially the special counsel, which is entirely inappropriate by the president. and i think that he needs to maybe head advice of lawyers to stay off twitter at this point. >> dianne feinstein is concerned the president will attempt to fire special counsel and deputy attorney general. what is your react

jessica snyder reporting. let's get all the breaking news we're following. leon panetta is joining us. former cia director under president obama. he also served as chief of staff to president clinton. mr. secretary, thanks for joining us. >> nice to be with you, wolf. >> i want to get through a lot of the major news we're following right now, including an american citizen who has lost his life, a young student from the university of virginia, as a result of the treatment by the north koreans. how should the trump administration respond to this? >> it's obviously a very tragic moment for the family and for our country. a brutal regime i think is responsible for what happened to this individual. and i think the administration has to respond forcefully. i know the president indicated that we would respond. i think that's good. i think we do need to file a formal protest with the north koreans demanding that we find out what the circumstances were for what happened with this individual in prison. clearly that's where the damage was done. we need to find out why

first let's go to our justice correspondent jessica snyder. jessica, the president's widely condemned tweet is turning into an even bigger story a day later. >> reporter: that's right, wolf. the president's two tweets criticizing the cable hosts have now prompted joe scarborough and mika brzezinski to hilt back with the explosive allegation that top white house officials urged scarborough to call the president to make a negative national inquirer story about them go away. a white house official is now countering saying it was actually scarborough who made the first call. tonight a new allegation from the msnbc hosts engaged in the war with the white house mika brzezinski and joe scarborough claim they were threatened by the white house this spring. >> we received a call saying the national inquirer is going to run a story about you guys. they said if you call the president up and apologize for your coverage, then he will pickup the phone and basically spike this story. three people at the very top of the administration calling me. >> reporter:

dan snyder says he is thrilled by today's decision. >>> the nationals down in miami, they lose on a walkoff7. two more games against the marlins before they return home. >>> when they come home, taking over national park. the nats will be holding a game of throwns this friday. the team want fans to dress up like the hbo show. they are also hiding 10 prize filled dragon eggs around the dnv. they have two tickets for the game and t-shirt inside. e sorry about the holdup, folks. we have some congestion on the runway and i'm being told it'll be another 15, maybe 20 minutes, and we will have you on your way. ♪ surprising. what's not surprising? how much money evan saved by switching to geico. i would not wear that lace. hmm, i don't know? fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. did you know slotew inrnet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's up to 16 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hel

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dan snyder hail to the redskins."now the lincoln memorial reflecting pool now refilled after a deep cleaning. it needed it. it was drained this month because of a parasite killing some of the ducks and the ducklings. this is a pool that stretches eight acres and it holds gallons of water. tranquil. good place to go. the duck and the duckals love to go as well -- the ducks and the ducklings love to go as well. the weather is not good for the trees along the national mall. some are brittle and they can snap when the strong winds kick up. we sent q mccray to take a closer look. q: national park service crews had their hands full today. not one, not two, but three trees. this one snapped near the potomac. the top of the maple dropped near the washington monument. then there is a massive american elm. >> i'm not sure what to think. did it fall? yesterday. near the always bustling world war ii memorial. >> the way it fell, no one was injured. that was the first and the foremost concern. it didn't fall across the main sidewa

. >>> first, let's go to our justice correspondent jessica snyder. jessica, the attorney general will face tough questions from senators less than 24 hours from now. >> that's right, wolf. tough and intense questioning is expected, especially in the wake of james comey's testimony last week, where comey said sessions left him alone with the president and then didn't respond when comey told the attorney general he thought it was inappropriate, but questions do remain about how wide ranging sessions' testimony will be and if the white house might try to intervene. >> it's an honor to be able to serve you in that regard. >> reporter: attorney general jeff sessions praising the president in today's cabinet meeting. >> you're right, jeff, thank you very much. >> reporter: it follows weeks of tensions between the two over sessions' recusal over the russia investigation in march. sessions will testify tomorrow before the senate intelligence committee. sources say he tried to arrange a closed hearing, but after objections from democrats, agreed to speak publ

jessica snyder, thanks very, very much. we saw the white house press secretary sean spicer brief reporters on camera, something he hasn't done in more than a week. let's go to our white house correspondent jeff zeleny. spicer was asked about the president's views on russia's election meddling during the campaign last year. we didn't really get a satisfactory answer. >> reporter: wolf, he was asked about that. that is something that republicans and democrats in the entire u.s. intelligence committee agree on. russia did interfere in the election. we've heard it time and time again in those hearings on capitol hill. we didn't hear it today in the white house briefing room. let's watch. >> i have not sat down and talked to him about that specific thing. obviously we've been dealing with a lot of other issues. i'd be glad to touch base. >> generally speaking, this conversation about russian interference in our elections, there's 16 intelligence agencies that say that they did. the former fbi director said without a doubt -- >>

jessica snyder joins us. these are more incidents of course raise the question, was the president trying to interfere with an join going investigation? >> yeah, jake, and we knew the president director dan coates and nsa director to make public states denying any collusion. so the real question here is, does this or could sthis rise t the level of obstruction of justice? both coates and rogers told investigators that they didn't feel the president pressure them to do anything improper, in terms of the law, doesn't matter how they perceived it, what really matters is if the president acted with corrupt intent to influence or obstruct and getting to the intent, it's really difficult making any obstruction charge tough to prove, but of course, this is likely an issue that mueller and his investigators will continue to probe. >> so president trump, of course, had another tweet storm on russia enlight of former homeland security jeh johnson's congressional testimony yesterday. the latest top intelligence official

the reason owner dan snyder is getting involved and letting it known burgundy and gold want cousins.he final week of the voluntary organized team activities. next week the team starts mandatory mini camp. our carol maloney asking jay gruden about the difference from otas and mini camps. >> not much other than trenton. jordan will be here. these guys have put in a lot of good work. i am really happy with the progress they have made. the big thing is get as muches out as we can and then send them off in the right frame of mind still willing to >> i didn't do that on purpose. that's messed up. >> that was head coach jay gruden forgetting to mention matt jones who hasn't been at otas because reportedly he is unhappy with his role on the team. >>> for the first time ever strasburg and kershaw combining for 17 strikeouts. the series decided by a total of four runs making it the nats' closest series of the season. scherzer relaxing after his 14 strikeout win against the dodgers last night. watching two of the best. kershaw on the hound for the dodgers. zimmerman crushes this ball over the f

tonya snyder will join us next. we will be back. >> david shelton on the state of the v.a.. >> 20 veterans a day are dying by suicide. this is a public health crisis thatt requires solutions all partnerships will work on. >> corruption in the u.s. government. >> it relates to the class split we have. mark twain writes about this in his novel, "the gilded age." start to stay -- start to say this is not corrupt, it is the way we do things. everyone else says if it walks like a duck, talks like a duck, it's a duck. censorship' onand college campuses. >> they are placed in a tricky position when they cannot invite this because they want to speak because there will be violence. you get into threats of , you are allowing me violent agitators to be , even before they landed punch. that is a dangerous precedent to threat. let's hillary clinton talks about the 2016 election and her book. know -- you may think you know what happened, but i am going to tell you how i saw it and what i thought. you cannot make up what happened.

on the chip front, we have jamie snyder who served as the associate commissioner in my home state of texas, and missing the man who served the administration as the administrator and director of the center for medicaid and chip services at the center for medicare and medicaid services from 2009 until 2014. i am interested in hearing how each of your expenses on both sides of this partnership has worked and where you believe we can improve the ability of states to meet the needs of children in the program. finally, mr. michael holmes serves as the ceo of cook area health services which i believe is in minnesota, and is the treasurer for the national association of community health centers, mr. holmes, i look forward to your testimony on the role of community health has played in supporting your work. there is much to discuss today. i look forward to our conversation. they provide state and local opportunities to improve access to care in the united states. i yield back the balance of my time and recognize ranking member subcommittee mr. green of texas, five minutes front opening state

despite public pressure, dan snyder said he will never change the team's name. >>> the prince george's county police chief is about to take on a very different role. listen to this. police of prince george's county. he'll be the ringmaster for his performance. he will be at center stage 7:00 p.m. at fedex field. wishing the chief the best. i don't think that's an easy job. i think the chief job is harder, obviously. >> clearly, right? >> what i'm saying. >>> back to dave dill dine with breaking news. >> it's been eight hours for this investigation. indian head highway is still closed in maryland. it's blocked between 228 and 227. this was a serious crash, unfortunately. traffic is still being rerouted. there's no telling how long police will continue this investigation. so if you are headed out this way, indian head highway, you may want to plan ahead. that's the very latest, eun and aaron. back to you. >> dave dildine. thank you. >>> a look at the forecast with chuck bell. >> can feel the mugginess back. >> it's totally back. it's going to be here for quite some time. you get a brief

now, we're here at strow snyder's this afternoon where they sell different types of hardware to preventse types of tragedies from happening. really quickly i want to show you before we get into it just the type of hardware here, the window guard with the child there looking like he's trying to escape but again, these prevent these situations from happening. now, before i go more into that, i do want to go into detail again about what happened yesterday afternoon in fairfax county. police say a three-year-old was playing in an upstairs room. he was playing close to an open window with a screen on that window and that's when police say that child leaned back against the screen then buckled and he fell from that window. he was immediately rushed to the hospital where he later died and according to u.s. consumer product safety commission we spoke with them today and they told us that nine children each year, nine children die from falling out of a window and about 4200 kids are hurt from these types of accidents. again, we spoke with them today and actually sat down, they demonstrated how t

and tanya sh snyder from politico discusses president trump's plan to privatize the u.s. air traffic controller system. watch cnn span's washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern tuesday morning. join the discussion. >>> coming up next from washington journal, a look at the week ahead for congress and the president. then a discussion on u.s. tax policy and potential changes to the tax code. and later, a look at navy operations with the head of naval c systems command. >> and for a look at the week ahead on both ends of pennsylvania avenue, we're joined this morning by aesha rasko of reuters and usa today correspondent paul singer. thank you for joining us this morning. paul singer, as soon as james comey's hearing was announced in the senate intelligence committee last week, we thought it would be the focus of this week's week in politics. does the attacks in london over the weekend change

. ♪ >> tonight on afterwards, financial expert rachel snyder and a financial expert will detail how moderateo low income families manage money in their book "the financial diary." they are being interviewed by the author of "two dollars a day, living on almost nothing in america." risk of small decisions going badly is so much higher for people at the bottom. wealthy people make or spending decisions all the time. consequence -- there almost is not one. but for people who are struggling, the consequence is often really big. >> this is data that really surprised me that came from a government survey. between 2009 and 2011 come there -- between 2009 in 2011, there were 90 million americans who at some point were poor during that period. a third of americans experience poverty at some point during that time. it means we really need to rethink what is going on. >> watch afterwards tonight on c-span's booktv. q&a.ight on to a -- on >> i was a reporter who covered political power. studies in these political power, and i thought, when you are a reporter, i want to cover -- when i won an award, i wa

one in the running for a local perm permit is snyder health. pennsylvania medical marijuana program expected to be up and run by flexion year. they are the ground work more 0 spoke at a bill. t the -- a similar bill being considered in delaware. eight other states have legal azed marijuana. >>> it is now safe to use water again in communities across camden county. they have lifted the water restrictions after a generator malfunction caused a sewage spill on sunday. people living there and in camden, baring ton, were told to avoid using to weather. most restruks have been found. >>> so earlier we had all lanes closed on the 42 freeway. now, earlier they were detouring all of the traffic off around college drive. you can see right here the 42 freeway. that northbound side it looks like they are aowing highway for yas through right no. stilly. what i would do, i would take the black horse pike and get up and cut back on at some point. so the 42 freeway northbound detour detoured around college drive. this is on the eastbound side. we are losing so

anna: thank you, scott snyder, on the asia council of foreign relations.n an era crossroads, of rival powers. due out later this year. david: find out why ryan zinke he is so bullish on cold. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is bloomberg, the trump economy. and natural export gas. it gone is a lot of optimism. they talk about why the future of coal may not. coal is competitive strip away the punitive regulation field. competitive natural gas under three dollars? you can't make the argument three dollar natural gas is not as real. >> it is a steal. it's a good bargain. , coal isbout baseload still competitive, overseas markets are more competitive. u.s. has been down and we're not picking and choosing winners. the liquid natural gas, natural gas. a pretty exciting future. happen to the novel generating station, the largest coal plant in the u.s. west. you have a 24% stake in the plant. it is not going to run through december of 2019. then what? how do you keep that alive to save costs? >> they are the maker of the employment not a hope. they voted yesterday

nevada, the others, of the republican governors who clearly recognize -- governor baker, governor snyder. governor hutchison has had serious conversations around these bills. that courage, that's what this comes down to, it's a basic, i mean it's in your marrow. this is a political decision. it's a moral issue. and if you look, i wrote down some of the numbers that colorado would see, we see a reduction of 188,000 people in colorado, one of the half of them would be integral parts of the state. again, that's the place where it's hardest to get good medical coverage as it is. we would also lose about 50,000 people that right now are through our private exchanges by not giving them stability. going to end up cutting coverage. and again that's not improving anything. at a certain point if this bill with you as it is, you would have you know, a level of some estimates over 100,000 deaths over the next ten years. governors will be in that difficult position, impossible position of try to allocate resources where you know you're going to be, you a lot of the coverage. and ultimately, governor

andrea, mark snyder, the ceo, is shifting priorities toward healthy food.of pressure does this put him under, the new ceo, the non-nestlÉ ceo in a century? andrea: it strengthens his hand because he's already doing some of these non-nestlÉ ceo things. it's pretty obvious you need to divest some of the slow-growing businesses. but you still have the old guard in nestlÉ. , i have thislook activist pressuring me to do that. it actually helps him. as i said, there is quite a lot of common ground here. it's really the l'oreal stake, i think will be the sticking point. vonnie: andrea in london and here in new york, our very own and hammond who broke the story. thank you both. a recap of news on the truck travel ban, the court has temporarily narrowed the travel ban but effectively revived the travel ban. that is the decision that came out a few minutes ago from the supreme court. the justices said the ban can apply for now only two people who do not have "a credible claim of a bona fide relationship with a person or entity in the united states." to twos in respon

of alcohol tobacco firearms and explosives announced the emeryville fire was no accident sot jill snyder/atf special agentit was intentionally set and considered an act of arson surveillance footage has captured these imagesand investigators say this person on the bicycle, wearing a jacket with a hood, and carrying a backpack is their prime suspect.sotthe video showed a suspect canvassing the building and then entering before the fire.authorities say security officers were on scene at the time of the fire, but not at the location where the suspect entered this is the second time this construction site has gone up in flames. it first happened in july of 2016, and authorities have announced that too was arson though it's unknown if the same person is responsible.sotin both fire there were unauthorized persons identified to be around the building prior to the fire, also the stage of completion of the building was about the same.the building had been framed but dry wall had not been hung.that made the building more vulnerable to fire. atf is offering is now offering a 50 thousand dollar rewa

cnn's jessica snyder has more. >> reporter: christine, indeed the white house will not stand in the way of fired fbi director james comey's way on thursday. president trump decided to not exert executive privilege. on top of that, the chairman richard burke says comey will have wide latitude on what to talk about. he has spoken with james comey several times. he says the testimony will include his recounting of the meetings with president trump in january and february. chairman says the testimony will dive into the wider russia probe that's ongoing, first by the fbi, now headed up by special counsel robert mueller. robert warner met with andrew mccabe, asking director. they asked him to hand over any memos he kept. he says he doesn't expect to get those before thursday's hearing. christine, dave. >> jessica, thanks. >>> and a reminder, in case you haven't we heard, cnn will have full coverage of james comey's testimony. it begins thursday at 9:00 a.m. eastern, "early start" starts early thursday and friday 3:00 a.m. eastern time. >>> the president causes fewer delays by privatizing air

, given the recent run up in share price third point says it is optimism around the new ceo, mark snyder takes its recommendations, could command a premium not just on the market but to broader staples sector as well. >> i love so many avenues, the first through bullet points are standard but the interesting one is stake in l'oreal it is up in the mark as well he is suggesting monetize that for further acquisitions >> they said that could run up as much, take that out shareholders want to buy stake in l'oreal, they should be able to do so on their own, not just through ownership of nestle, a shareholder should be able to make that decision on their own. >> saw recently another european food company can push back from the u.s., this isn't a takeover, it is a stake. what's the response from nestle and what do we expect moving forward? >> we have not heard back from nestle reached out yesterday for comment from the company clear in past statements from the new ceo that they don't really like cost cutting measures they've seen, employed at kraft and other companies they're not about cutting

governor sandoval or the other republican governors who have truly recognized, governor baker, governor snyder. >> governor hutchinson said serious conversations around the bill. that is what this comes down to. it's basic in peril, this isn't a political decision. it's a moral issue. and if you look at, i wrote down some of the members colorado would see, this is a reduction of 188 thousand people in colorado. and they would be in rural parts of the state. again, that's a place where it's hardest to get medical coverage as it is. we've also look at 50,000 people that right now are through our private stagesnot giving them the ability , we're going to accept coverage and again, that's not assuming anything.a certain point if the bill went through as it is, we would have a level of by some estimates over 100,000 deaths over the next 10 years and governors would be in the abysmal position of trying to allocate resources where you know you're not going to have time on coverage and ultimately, governor hickenlooper and i are not going to agree on everything in writing this bill we have to spend a

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i'd also like to mention that governor rick snyder has been in frequent contact with the headquarters inquiring about the police officer's status and the police department is appreciative of this contact. thank you. >> good evening. i'm timothy johnson, city of police chief. just thank you for your concerns. we have a multiple jurisdiction police here trying to get to the bottom of this. we have the mayor of flint here. she will make some comments. thank you for your concerns. we appreciate everybody coming out to be concerned about what happened here. tragedy, but thank got the officer is alive and doing well now. he's out of critical condition. so he's recovering right now. thank you for your concerns. mayor? . >> good afternoon. >> i wanted to say what happened here at bishop airport is a tragedy. i think it's absolutely awful and that a police officer was injured like this. every day we know our law enforcement gets up and prepared to protect us. don't know if they're going to come home to their families or not or the condition they're going to return to their families in. i need

superman and do that the first day shooting wonder woman to give that to zach snyder. amazing. i've given two five out of fives this year so foris that the get out the jordan peel film brilliant and logan. this is my third five out of five. i think it's important, necessary film. we need more female directors and female-led action movies and it's crazy to me is the first female director to direct a big budget super hero film. this needs to happen more often that voice needs to be heard and i love this film so much i gave it 5 out of 5 i seen it twice now. and if you live in or near adobe cinema this dolbe type theater ter has the best sounds. i saw it there other day i paid $18 to $20 for it it was incredible. it's worth every penny i gave the movie 5 out of 5 worth seeing this weekend and this is coming from liblingd batman versus superman and man of steel. this is the best of d.c. eu films so far. and by the way no ending credit scene this time when the movie ends it's over. you don't have to sit through credit and patti jenkins directed this first movie since maybe

i would also like to mention that governor rick snyder has been in contact inquiring about the statusjured officer as well as the status of this investigation. thank you. >> good evening, everyone. my name is timothy johnson, flint police chief. i just want to thank everybody for your concern. we have a police jurisdiction here trying to get to the bottom of this, and the mayor of flint is here also. she's going to make some comments, but thank you for your concern and we appreciate everybody coming out in what happened here. . he's in critical condition and he's recovering right now. thank you for your concern. >> good afternoon. i just wanted to say that what happened heefr re at the bishop airport is just a tragedy. i think it's absolutely awful and that a police officer was injured like this, because every day we know our law enforcement gets up, and they come to work prepared to protect us. and i really need to have an opportunity to commend chief miller and his staff and thank my own chief of police, tim johnson, the michigan township, flint township, the state police, the sheri