we have quite a full house today. i welcome the audience. this is a formal senate hearing in order to allow the committee to conduct its business. i'm going to maintain decorum. that means, if there's any disorder or demonstration by a member of the audience, that person causing the disruption will be escorted from the room by the capitol police. first, i'd like to welcome the administrator of the environmental protection agency, the honorable scott pruitt to the senate environment and public works committee for your testimony today. with respect to today's hearings, we're going to abide by the committee's five-minute rule for length of member questions in the first round. time permitting, we will also have a two-minute second round of questions until 12:30, when administrator pruitt has to

over at the bay bridge toll plaza, we have a full house.re in good company in that direction, in the yellow with 16 minutes there into san francisco. that's a check of your traffic. >>> we are hearing from a man who risked his own safety to help people involved in a crash involving a dump truck in santa rosa. it happened yesterday when ten cars collided. six burst into flames, and there was a huge column of smoke filling the sky. several people were taken to the hospital and three sustained serious injuries. one man jumped out of his car to help save people that were trapped. >> honk, honk, honk, and i look, and there's a truck coming down. it's a red light so i'm like, probably lost brakes. i didn't think much of it, then half a second behind me, boom. nobody died. feels good. >> investigators say it's too soon to tell what caused the crash. >>> today the board of supervisors is discussing an urban farm animal ordinance. it could have regulations for goats, chickens and rabbits in residential zones. a maximum of 20 animals would be allowed

>> seth: we need to talk more about "full house." >> have to talk about "full house" and "fuller house- >> god knows what comes next, seth. [ light laughter ] you know -- if actors can't talk about politicians, where do you draw the line? >> seth: yeah. >> what else can't we talk about? doctors? because i'll show you 13 seasons of "grey's anatomy" that say otherwise, seth. [ light laughter ] >> seth: okay, gotcha. >> okay? [ applause ] and by the way, thank you. thank you. and "grey's anatomy" is the perfect example. because that show started a pivotal conversation we're having in this country right now. about what happens when exhausted, tired, overworked emergency room workers get horny. >> seth: yeah. >> you know, like -- >> seth: that wasn't a conversation we were having. >> we needed that conversation. >> seth: we needed it to start. >> and by the way. you don't like this, don't listen to me. james corden's on cbs. you can watch that right now. >> seth: i don't necessarily -- [ laughter ] >> it's on, right seth? >> seth: you don't have to. >> right now! >> seth: you're going to be

room here for shows the janjaweed but there was for the muslim who doesn't pose as a boy has a full house. did you. know that you did. what you. did. so it's probably. yeah new show listen. to me i'm willing this time you know we'll listen to some really good sound they're going to put out the cue ball it will spread assumes that annie and i just get. cheesy. so when the name is so you are the one to speak when they yeah you recently come by need yeah usually lubricious companion is a preschool. so thin that again. to me yeah so is it looser with the yellow leaves this month a spin we've been yeah for this to start with you know someone who is to push the lists. of going to college you know that. there's a school of. push or pull in the day after it was recorded this it is just seemed to would be to stay here until the permissions were badly. but i am so so so nobody being in this subset of the store where you store your fish rooming in the. wall where you have the bush if there's a position you know if you're going to go fight it. in the system. because of the. we have the money melissa.

the full house could vote to override the republican allowing the house to release the memo themselves. with mekong man joaquin castro with me from texas. what is your response to what the president had to say this weekend? >> i think the president has basically been playing a game, a political game. the republicans wanted to get their side of the story or their memo out and have a week or two weeks and many news cycles to basically let it sit there and let their narrative be the only narrative out there. and remember, as democrats, first of all, we didn't want to release a republican or a democratic memo, most of all because the american people can't see the underlying source material that these memos are written about. but once the republicans put out a memo that was false and inaccurate in so many ways, then of course we wanted to put out our own which rebuts a lot of those inaccuracies. unfortunately but not surprisingly, the president has not released it yet. >> how important is it the memo comes out? it's not like the new memo has altered the trajectory of public opinion or chang

now on a saturday night with this kind of weather you can have a full house. >> reporter: the board walk benefits too. on a rainy day they might not open lat. >> sunny weather always helps business. we love it in the winter time when we get weekends like this and people are flocking to the beach. >> drove four 1/2 hours and it's amazing. >> reporter: an outdoor music event in downtown abbott square. >>> tonight we are hearing from the man who accidently issued a mesal warning from hawaii. >> i was 100% sure that it was real. did what i was traened to do as far as making the selection to notify the public. it was just a terrible feeling, dread. i was very emotional about what happened. >> the man in his was fired. he believes the military should handle notifications, not employees. >>> look at this. video, the footage shot by an unidentified drone operator appears to show the plane drop directly below the drone. drone u says it condemns this reckless and criminal act. >>> an exclusive i team just ahead. >> we've been checking out complaints about the largest landlord in san francisco for

now on a saturday night with this kind of weather you can have a full house. >> reporter: the board walk benefits too. on a rainy day they might not open lat. >> sunny weather always helps business. we love it in the winter time when we get weekends like this and people are flocking to the beach. >> drove four 1/2 hours and it's amazing. >> reporter: an outdoor music event in downtown abbott square. >>> tonight we are hearing from the man who accidently issued a mesal warning from hawaii. >> i was 100% sure that it was real. did what i was traened to do as far as making the selection to notify the public. it was just a terrible feeling, dread. i was very emotional about what happened. >> the man in his 50s was fired. he believes the military should handle notifications, not employees. >>> look at this. video, the footage shot by an unidentified drone operator appears to show the plane drop directly below the drone. drone u says it condemns this reckless and criminal act. >>> an exclusive i team just ahead. >> we've been checking out complaints about the largest landlord in san francisco

>> well, that would put immense pressure on the house of representatives to take a vote as a full body with respect to the release of the information. since the vote was unanimous in the house intelligence committee, you would think that at least those members would be pretty much sure guaranteed yes votes and a lot of other republicans would want to step out of the way of this mess and also vote yes as well. so the best case scenario if the white house refuses to release it is that the house stands up, does its job and releases this report on its own once the fbi and doj have had their vetting. >> i want to quickly turn, before i let you go, senator, to the president's truly stunning comments at ohio today calling democrats unamerican and treasonous for not applauding enough during his state of the union address. what did you think of that comment from the president of the united states? >> maybe he's been watching too much north korean television where everybody in the north korean assembly all stands up and clap together automatically whenever the dear leader says something. that's

somehow motivated by his own interest in distracting attention. >> the house of representatives would not be held at bay for long. the fullhment exhibited by the house of representatives of the united states of america against william jefferson clinton. >> the vote on the articles of impeachment was set to begin the following day, but as members prepared for the historic vote, they were hit with some unexpected news, courtesy of a prominent republican congressman. >> bob livingston was a congressman from louisiana, and he'd been a serious senior member of the house for a long time. >> newt had stepped down, and bob had been elected by the caucus to be the new speaker. he had called a caucus of the republicans. and bob announced that larry flynt was about to disclose that he had had an affair. >> the next morning, the speaker designate stunned a packed chamber of the house of representatives. >> bob livingston, who was presumed to be the next speaker, resigned on the floor. >> to the president -- you, sir, may resign your post. [ people murmuring ] and i can only challenge you in such fashion if i am willing to heed my own

impose a room here for shows again us but there was but the most fun of those opposable was as a full house. today do you. know. so it's too late but. yeah new show listen to. distil me and will insist on you know we're listening to some salish they're going to put add to q. mollett took a certain will spread assumes an angry and then just click. quick. think she. was the one to speak when the yeah you really need yeah i usually knew bush was complaining to day preschool. so thin that india . is a little slow with the you know these this month is feeling we've been yeah through this to start with you know someone who is to push through the worst. of me to you cause you know hundreds. of squirrel. bush a bullet in the quarter this is just just seaboard b t c. the permissions were badly. down so nobody. in the subset of the store where young good story or fish. know if you're going to go fight it if you. miss this. issue because. we have come up with a moment. in the office you don't impeach. him . the minute. they get in the. must immediately action with. usury. because that especially if yo

somehow motivated by his own interest in distracting attention. >> the house of representatives would not be held at bay for long. the fullthe house of representatives of the united states of america against william jefferson clinton. >> the vote on the articles of impeachment was set to begin the following day, but as members prepared for the historic vote, they were hit with some unexpected news, courtesy of a prominent republican congressman. >> bob livingston was a congressman from louisiana, and he'd been a serious senior member of the house for a long time. >> newt had stepped down, and bob had been elected by the caucus to be the new speaker. he had called a caucus of the republicans. and bob announced that larry flynt was about to disclose that he had had an affair. >> the next morning, the speaker designate stunned a packed chamber of the house of representatives. >> bob livingston, who was presumed to be the next speaker, resigned on the floor. >> to the president -- you, sir, may resign your post. [ people murmuring ] and i can only challenge you in such fashion if i am willing to heed my own words. i cannot be

and if they were to vote that, it would go to the full house, the full house a majority vote and thento the u.s. attorney's office. it seems to me, like they are trying to get bannon and his lawyer to walk in the door to say look, this is going to go. i don't know if they are willing to issue contempt. but i don't believe bannon. >> the white house hasn't invoked privilege that we know about in the case of jeff sessions but just saying i don't think i want to answer that. because this is a conversation i don't believe i should answer that. is that something that would commonly happen when you were chairing the committee? >> no. and it is how you conduct yourself in that investigation matters. if the people you are bringing in and they know their comments are going to be kept on the record in a classified setting i think you get much better cooperation. i don't know who would want to go in for any particular reason without some spot that it is going to end up on cnn or fox news or fill in the blank within 30 seconds and that is hindering their ability to do a legitimate investigation i

bay bridge toll plaza, full house, 30 minutes from the maze heading into san francisco.kyway, this is 80 at fremont, and your ride continues to be very slow. we are tracking an accident that is just past cesar chavez so here's the 80/101 interchange. taillights moving southbound 101 and it just continues to be a very slow ride approaching the scene of the crash. past cesar chavez, things pick up. >>> taking a look now at ocean beach, look how pretty it is there. oh, how about a morning jog perhaps? walking the dog? that sounds nice. we are waiting for the sun to officially rise at 7:10 a.m. here's the view of san francisco. we are feeling a breeze across places like sfo and some of the oakland hills, it's windy. and temperatures right now in the 40s. even in the 30s still in santa rosa. 55 for san francisco. but we are warming up. it will be warm today. on average has where we should be upper 50s, low 60s. but today, san francisco will be breaking some records if you reach 76 degrees. oakland also expected to hit 76. san jose you could hit 78. so putting us about 15 to 1

room here for which i say yeah news but there was but there was none of those opposable it has a full house. do you. know. so it's too late but. yeah new show listen to. distil you know will insist on you know we'll listen to some we're going to sound they're going to put out q. will split soon lose and annie and i just play. jesus which our thanks to you to support them. she. the one to just back when they yeah you really need yeah usually bush's companion is a preschool. so thin that again. yeah. it was so easy you know we see this month in we've been yeah sort of this to start with you know someone who is to push through the lists. of millions of you because you know hundreds. of school will. push a bullet in the corner this is just seaboard b t c. the permissions for headlines. around. the subset of the still very young story are push through me and i know. this is going to go but it is you. who is this. issue because. we have come up with the most. awful. thing off if you don't impeach. him the minute. you. didn't get in the. us needs unification with. usury. because that especially if

full house in new york city today, joining me is met one back. kathy jonesback, and mike.att, it went well. matt: we knew about the supply from a year ago. market is, the treasury did a really nice job handling the supply. when you're talking about supplying impact on the market, in the grand scheme of things, the flow impact is very small. there is a cottage industry of hedge funds that try to monetize these will impact and their so microscopic that it takes a lot of people to try to pick up just a few ticks in the market. >> numbers have been significant. some of these issues have been unprecedented in size. we are not talking about the bond apocalypse. there is a lot of be around the deficit by some fringes of the market, do you think it is overdone? kathy: i think supply will be an issue. we are going to have to absorb a lot of supply but otherwise we haven't had that challenge over the last couple of years. i think it will continue to push rates up. we will see them to continue to grind higher. >> i think when treasuries hit to 75 they were basically fully pricing in

there's a room here for chosing and yours but there was but the most fun of those opposable it has a full house. today do you. know. so it's too late but. yeah new show listen to. distil me and will insist on me and will listen to some salish they're going. put out the cue ball it will spread assumes that annie and i just get. cheesy. so when. the one to speak when they yes you really should come by need yeah usually bushes companion is a preschool. so thin that again. is a little so easy you know these this month is feeling we've been yeah for this to start with you know someone who is too pushy and always. told me to go and you know having. her school. push a bully in the corner this is just just seaboard b t c yeah. some permissions were badly. but i am so so so nobody. in this absolute they're still very young good story or for sure. this is going to go but it was really. nice to see. you mention that because i feel. we have come up with the most. awful. thing off if you don't impeach. him. the minute. i. didn't get in the. must immediately what should we do. when usually. because that espe

reject a little bit, then it goes to the full house to override the decision. we are still several procedural steps away from seeing the democratic memo prepared by mr. schiff and his colleagues. again, that memo is an important next up to those that think we have not gotten to the bottom of the carter page fisa warrant and the potential scandal that so many things it -- so many think it represents. host: michael in georgia, democrat line. caller: i would like you to ask your guest, how do we know the white house did not conclude with nunes like they did before? in writing the memo? this is something that the democrats at the white house was working with republicans on. guest: there is no longer would prevent at least some kind of back-and-forth cooperation and discussion between senior members of the house intelligence committee and white house. pedro, there are strong norms about it. it is hard to be an effective overseer as the house intelligence committee is supposed to be, if you are running over to those you are overseeing on a regular basis, to plot stra

the full house has action toes read it in a classified setting.ther the house intelligence committee then votes to send it to the president who, of course, would have five days to object or allow for its release. we don't know if the president is going to do that, when the house intelligence committee will have a vote. that's up to devin nunes to ask ed that vote. no word from his office. >> in the white house statement from the white house press secretary sarah sanders, she says members of the committee have reportedly drafted a separate memorandum. the administration stands ready to work with congress to accommodate oversight requests consistent with applicable standards, including the need to protect intelligence methods. >> we'll see if that ever sees the light of day. the full house has to look at it. it's got to be voted out of this committee. obviously, republicans control that committee. and then the president, would he actually want this to be out there in the public if it contradicts this memo, which he he very much wanted out because it

across the bay, a full house at the council meeting. committee members voicing support of rose johnson. johnson filed a sexual harassment complaint against the city manager. they then placed sapaza on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of the allegation. >>> safety versus privacy. should police be able to scan the license plates on everyone driving onto the islands? the plate readers would be installed on the bridges, the police chief said it would help to find stolen cars. it costs about half a million bucks to install. >>> a mobile house unit was burned down, it went up in flames sunday morning. it was helpused to help the nee and homeless. >> they're out there making sure our communities or even if they're homeless people have access to health care. it's a big blow to us. it's devastating. >> it's a $250,000 loss. the fire department is looking into that fire. >>> it was a freak accident. a high school wrestler with a life altering spinal cord injury suffered during a match. tonight hundreds turned their sorrow into action

it could go to a house -- a full house vote. but the point is we're in uncharted territory here. >> we are. and paul ryan the house speaker, has said that the democratic memo should be released, maybe he would be able -- as the full house could do release the memo and let this debate continue in a way that's not completely one sided. but the bigger issue here is the damage that's been done to the fbi. people i talk to who are inside and formerly with the fbi has all set the fbi back by years to its reputation, to its effectiveness and the americans have to live with that, with these attacks on the fbi, which is not perfect. they have to get to the bottom of in terms of how the investigation was done, but there's something much bigger to the release of this memo that's at stake here. >> thank you so much for being with us this morning now that the democratic rebuttal is on the president's desk, do democrats think the president will let it go public? we will discuss with the key member of the house intelligence committee next. stay

(female announcer) at age 52, the star of full house and much more says her skin seems to be lookingr but younger thanks to friend and supermodel cindy crawford. (lori) i really do feel like my skin has been restored and i've traveled back in time. (male announcer) could it be the fountain of youth we've been waiting for? stay tuned to find out. (soft music) (cindy) what's important about beauty is that idea of confidence and how you communicate yourself. ♪ and when you do feel like your skin looks beautiful,

. >> reporter: it's a full house here at harbor light church where there is a memorial for edwin hawkins. o happy day hit the top of the bill board charts and brought edwin hawkins of the first of four grammys in 1970. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: hundreds came together to remember his music and his spirit. >> really about honoring a man whose contributions to the world really in gospel and we miss him. >> some knew him as uncle ed. >> reporter: his friends say made his musical success was remarkable. >> all of a sudden the next song came on and it had a nice little groove to it. o happy day -- [ applause ] > i had never heard that song before. i was jamming and jamming and then it said, when jesus -- >> whoo! >> reporter: hawkins was an oakland native and died at home in pleasanton on january 15th. in all he was nominated for 19 grammys. o happy day spent 275 weeks on billboard's digital gospel sales chart with the song returning to number one shortly after his death. >> often other people called him that and he was so humble it would be hard for him to really own and kind of live in all of

room here for shows the janjaweed but there was for the muslim who doesn't pose as a boy has a full house. do you. know. so it's too late but. yeah new show listen to. disturb me and will insist on you know will listen to some salish they're going to put out q. will split soon lose and annie and then just. she. was the one to speak when they yeah you recently come by need yeah usually this companion is a preschool. so thin that again. yeah. it was so easy you know these this month basically in we've been yeah sort of this to start with you know someone who is to push and i was. hoping to go and you know coming to. her school or. push or pull it in the corner they said this just seemed or b t c yeah. the permissions for headline. but i am so so so nobody. in this subset of the still very young good story or fish through me and i know. this is going to go fight it is you. who is this. because some of these. we have come up with the most. awful. thing in the office today we have to check. out. some of the policemen and. i. didn't get in the. us needs even should we do it's usually. because t

memo, the house intelligence committee can bypass the president and send full house to vote to try to make it public that way. and if that happens, it shows that house republicans are trying to separate themselves from the white house on this which is a good move for them because what you're going to see democrats do is try to cry culture of corruption again. you remember in 2006 when the democrats won back the house from the republicans, they made a case about culture and that's largely why they won the house in 2006 and you might see the same argument come into play later this year and so the republicans in the house would be smart to separate themes from the president. kelly: erin, that's a very good observation, i will go further with this other question because we are talking about politics of all of this, we knew it was going to happen but then you have nancy pelosi adding onto claiming, saying this, quote, america's intelligence security are being politicized and then she goes on the claim that the president is putting personal and political interests above the countr

. >> reporter: it's full house for a man who was the father of contemporary goes pet. oh happy day hit the top of the billboard charts in the 60s, bring edwin hawkins the first of four grammies in 1970. tonight hundreds of people came together to remember his music and his spirit. >> you know today and tomorrow, it is really about honoring a man whose contributions to the world really in gospel and us all getting together loving on each other because we miss him so much. >> for me for those who knew him as uncle ed. >> reporter: tonight's service was marked not only with gospel music, but prayer. he was a pastor who monitored every weekend, which his friendssays it makes his musical career so successful. >> it had a nice little groove to it. oh happy day. i never heard that song before. i was jamming and jamming. then i said when jesus. >> reporter: he was an oakland native and died in pleasanton on january 15. in all he was nominated for 19 grammies. oh happy day spent 275 weeks on the sales chart with the song returning to number one shortly after his death. >> and o

. >> it is a full house here at mc guillens. crowds are pumped. the game is starting.hoping that the spear witness continues and that their home city will pull off that win. whoo! >> reporter: the excitement electric. >> eagles except. >> reporter: the lines long. >> we don't have backup plan much this is our only plan. >> reporter: more than 100 eagles fans lined the streets in downtown philadelphia pumped and hopeful to secure a hundred dollars spot with all you can eat food and drinks inside mc guillen's old ale house to watch the super bowl. >> we are just so in awe. >> reporter: chris mullens, jr. a third generation owner of the irish pub. mc guillens is the longest running tavern in philadelphia opening a hundred 5058 years ago in 1860 the same year abraham lincoln was elected president. >> we realized we'd be overwhelmed with crowds. we have the best fans, the best customers in philadelphia. >> christ wrist band sales start the add 11am but fans started showing up at 7:00. ryan foley and two sons were first in line. >> it's fantastic. >> once in a lifetime chanc

full house studies paid a high price but this obsession with success is not just a matter of money. while washington's political elites chatter endlessly about memos the u.s. continues to deepen its role in the syrian proxy war of course there is no public debate about this and are the two koreas giving peace a chance. hey everybody i'm stephen bob taft hollywood guy you know suspects every proud american first of all i'm just george washington and r.v. and do some stuff this is my buddy max famous financial guru well just a little bit different i'm honest abraham lincoln high no no no one knows up with all the drama happening in our country i'm shooting the road have some fun meet everyday americans. and hopefully start to bridge the gap this is the great american people which. i've. seen most losing the most but them. just not the first thing in the room with this stuff which is this mission of the new clothes is a. little bit some of it was just some awesome trying. to put down play as a script to gather some. serious. thank you also thank you. well it'll do get me some see. russ

what hope would the american people have if it went to a full house.rned a fully redacted memo that blacks out everything that he thinks could be bad for him, detrimental to him, and it went to a full house, why should the american people believe that paul ryan will support the idea of voting, again, to release the democratic memo? >> joy, we can't count on paul ryan or devin nunes, what we can count on the american people to be heard. to be loud. just as they did when health care was on the line. to, you know, speak up. and hopefully, move enough lawmakers to do the right thing. but i think we're going to have to hold on tight in this country for the next nine months. and then we can cut our time in hell in half if the democrats win the house. >> congressman eric swalwell, we caught you driving. >> have a great day. >>> we visit "earth 2." next. don't we need that cable box to watch tv? nope. don't we need to run? nope. it just explodes in a high pitched 'yeahhh.' yeahhh! try directv now for $10 a month for 3 months. no satellite needed. this new day.

full house studies less is paid a high price but this obsession with success is not just a matter of money. when you don't. see the gallic try to get a court to get. what they need most through only ten space you. may be. left alone kelly said. claiming to know terminated especially that. now if you speak french now. most. will send them all to noon. phone is busy you can't let up towards your. peers will people been saying about rejecting the night was yours is it just full on ourselves the only show i go out of my way to launch you know what it is that really packs a punch oh yeah it's the john oliver of our two. americans do the same thing we are apparently better than blue jeans that some see thankfully you never heard of love redacted tonight not the president of the world bank though paid money to the many seriously who sent us an e-mail. everybody i'm stephen both on the task hollywood guy you know suspects every proud american first of all i'm just george washington and r.v.'s to say this is my buddy max famous financial guru just a little bit different i'm not a abraham linc

needs to be redacted, and any can be submitted to the president or they can seek a vote of the full houseatic memo, but, of course, republicans have the majority in the house and it would be unlikely that that vote would go the way of releasing this memo. so i would suggest that it's it is uncertain at the moment. as is so much here at the moment. david willis, thank you very much. thank you. david willis in washington. the father of an 11—year—old schoolgirl who was stabbed in wolverhampton says he's "utterly devastated" by her death. jasmine forrester‘s father simeon said she "was a shining star and a huge part of us". detectives are questioning a 51—year—old relative, on suspicion of murder. gerry adams‘ 34—year tenure as leader of sinn fein has come to an end, as mary lou mcdonald formally took over as party president. in her first speech as leader, mcdonald told delegates in dublin it was time for the party to embrace fresh thinking and bold ideas. she also said she wanted to secure and win a referendum on irish unity. the labour leaderjeremy corbyn says that returning britain‘s ener

full house studies l.s.s. paid a high price but this obsession with success is not just a matter of money. so i have all this news and as i look back this is the oppressive measures being deployed against the palestinian people have to do with the said letter colonialism the theft of our land and the many many can open to the stating things than the ideas of the and of course the gun cool. and. that. certain i want to do things or show me face to be truly be very clear. the way to go the. commandments. and they don't they they are what they have and they have done you. being. a skinny guy the field is very. soft yeah and then what do you how much of a home on a sofa look good what do you look local just out of the one then the one just my mum come on if this was actually my helmet i mean that with a measuring stick with a constant negative pressure. join me every thursday on the alex island chill and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics school business i'm show business i'll see you then. this we

full house studies l.s.s. paid a high price but this obsession with success is not just a matter of money. well washington's political elites chatter endlessly about memos the u.s. continues to deepen its role in the syrian proxy war of course there is no public debate about this and are the two koreas giving peace a chance. that's in american interest to not see any russians die in terrorist attacks as it is in russian interest to prevent any terrorist attacks in the united states or elsewhere in the world so i don't think there's any dispute on that in congress and i think maybe some of the posturing is frankly political as opposed to substantive. yes so most losing to me spokesmen. just musing first thing in the book is that which is written on one of the new questions a. little bit. just almost trying. to gather some are. just. tens of billions hundreds of billions probably a trillion dollars of us government subsidies a shit on the energy industry yes government can subsidize mining of big brother crept u

in a full house of commons, in such a formal ceremony, it was a delight to watch david struggle to keept the new black rod. that's all we've got time for but from me, mandy baker, goodbye. i want to update you on the next couple of days of weather for the british isles, how do we start on wednesday? not too bad at all, plenty of sunshine force colander northern ireland, more variable cloud perhaps as we go further south and a chilly start with some frost and a chilly start with some frost and fog across those northern areas. the big picture shows there are still weather fronts out in the atla ntic still weather fronts out in the atlantic but we'll be looking towards the continent in the next few days for an influence on the weather. once the mist and fog has gone first up and the frost has dissipated its not a bad day, not dry weather, maybe a shower in the far south—east and the temperatures by comparison to what we're going to see over the next few days or so, certainly into the start of next week, not bad, seven, eight, nine. again, thursday, a chilly start, a bit of mist and fog aro

full house studies paid a high price but this obsession with success is not just a matter of money. elliston is getting international recognition with the help of israel at least in the world of zoos remember wolf it was dismissive to me like you know. this isn't my cup of tea is going to study hall meetings or you know john. the only palestinians who gets the most hope from its jerusalem counterparts i don't think there's some of those ruined who were under the vision didn't know who could do this. and though it does all of us not just got to this lady of the muslims to how i'm going to continue muslims you know do more in the middle don't put this off. tens of billions hundreds of billions probably a trillion dollars of u.s. government subsidies a shot on the energy industry yes government can subsidize mining of big oil rather cryptic currencies and put those into the wall it's called american citizens going to each have an automatic wallet tied to the social security account and they can get a daily and weekly or monthly air drop points that they can then years to boost economy

are at a point unlike what we used to be you know twenty years ago or thirty years ago where the full house would decide a vote now it has to be practically all republican and all and when the democrats were in charge all democrats and that's not healthy. trump once twenty five billion for border security is ministration intends to propose two hundred billion over ten years for infrastructure where's the money come from. well that's the that's the big issue i mean he it's easy to applaud a tax cut and a big tax cut though this wasn't the biggest like you said but the eighth in rank. no it's really tragic what people realize is one of the things that slows our economy down are our huge deficits twenty billion dollars i left congress feeling that i had let people down in two thousand and eight with such a large national debt and so we have a twenty plus trillion dollar national debt it's outrageous concerning that the g.o.p. was the one that always complained about the national debt and now to the republicans against deficit is not a dirty word anymore no it isn't but remember under ronald re

gonna declassify the whole thing or perhaps we want to prove it at all and then it goes to the full house to override that decision. were several steps away from sin the democratic memo. i think it is an important step to those who think we haven't gotten to the bottom of the potential scandal that so many folks thinks it represents. >> host: for michael in georgia, democrat line. >> caller: how do we know that the white house didn't collude with nunez in the memo? >> this is the democrats are working with the republicans on the memo. >> there is no law that would prevent a back-and-forth cooperation and discussion between senior members of the white house. their strong norms. it's hard to be an effective overseer that is supposed to be if you're running over to those are overseen to plot strategy. more coordination there was between the white house and mr. nunez the more alarming it is from a political perspective. think it just further underscores how the episode has not been about getting to the bottom but rather about trying to vindicate the president's own narrative. >> host: then ha

full house studies less is paid a high price but this obsession with success is not just a matter of money. tens of billions hundreds of billions probably a trillion dollars of u.s. government subsidies a shot on the energy industry yes government can subsidize mining of big brother crypto currencies and put those into a wall it's called american citizens going to each have an automatic wallet tied to the social security account and they can get a daily weekly or monthly air drop of crypto coins that they can then years to boost the economy with the government can easily do that. with this manufactured consent instinctive public will. when the right wing closest to protect themselves. with the flaming merry go round to be the woman. drinking or middle of the room sick. top stories this hour in an exclusive interview with r.t. the head of the court of arbitration for sport tries to defend the olympic committee's decision to exclude russian athletes which the court itself is already cleared of doping allegations the fact that unable to show the guilt of an athlete's mean that it has no

are at a point unlike what we used to be you know twenty years ago or thirty years ago where the full house would decide a vote now it has to be practically all republican all and when the democrats were in charge all democrats and that's not healthy trump once twenty five billion for border security is ministration intends to propose two hundred billion over ten years for infrastructure where's the money come from. well that's the that's the big issue i mean he it's easy to applaud a tax cut and a big tax cut though this wasn't the biggest like you said but the eighth in rank. no it's really tragic that what people realize is one of the things that slows our economy down are our huge deficits twenty billion dollars i left congress feeling that i had let people down in two thousand and eight with such a large national debt and so we have a twenty plus trillion dollar national debt. it's outrageous concerning that the g.o.p. was the one that always complained about the national debt and now to the republicans against deficit is not a dirty word anymore no it isn't but remember under ronald r

eastshore freeway toward the bay bridge toll plaza, we have a full house already developing in those cash lanes. give yourself some extra time. >>> time now 4:50. a popular bay area watering hole is about to shut its doors after more than a half century in business. >> and why a northern california 911 center is being inundated with nonemergency calls. fire fighting is a very dangerous profession. we have one to two fires a day and when you respond together and you put your lives on the line, you do have to surround yourself with experts. and for us the expert in gas and electric is pg&e. we run about 2,500/2,800 fire calls a year and on almost every one of those calls pg&e is responding to that call as well. and so when we show up to a fire and pg&e shows up with us it makes a tremendous team during a moment of crisis. i rely on them, the firefighters in this department rely on them, and so we have to practice safety everyday. utilizing pg&e's talent and expertise in that area trains our firefighters on the gas or electric aspect of a fire and when we have an emergency situation we

compromise national security, or there is another way around this, and they could seek a vote of the full houseatic memo, could basically override president from's foetal at this stage. but it is very unlikely, i would think, that we would see republicans voting against that, in other words, very unlikely i should say that the republicans would vote in favour of that, given the opposition to this democratic memo. iam sure opposition to this democratic memo. i am sure it is clear as mud now, this whole thing! but there we have it, stalemate at the moment as you have correctly said. david willis. the labour leaderjeremy corbyn says that returning britain's energy system to public ownership is the best way of going green. speaking at a conference outlining labour's alternative models of ownership, mr corbyn said labour needs to take a radical approach to battling climate change. in 1945 re—elected a labour government to take control of the country that was ravaged by six yea rs of country that was ravaged by six years of war. we knew that only to this economy was through a decisive turn to collect

it was a full house at the middle school in lafayette.sked the congressman about support what he called gun violence prevention laws. >> banning assault weapons and large capacity magazines across the country, instituting government buy-back and destruction of banned weapons. >> reporter: his list and the answer drew applause from the crowd. >> that's easy. yes. >> reporter: the east bay democrat said the town hall on gun violence prevention was moved up the calender after the school shooting in florida. he shared statistics and told the crowd he had earned a lifetime "f" rating from the nra. >> there have been over 300 gun violence bills introduced. none of them have had a hearing or a vote. so we need to have a hearing and a vote. >> i see an awful lot of solution elements at work here in california already. and for some reason, they haven't been getting support they need in the rest of the country. >> reporter: many rejected president trump's recent tweet on the possibility of giving guns to teachers. with military training or other ex

compromise national security, or there is another way around this, they could seek a vote of the full housecratic memo, could basically override president trump's veto at this stage. very unlikely, i think, trump's veto at this stage. very unlikely, ithink, that trump's veto at this stage. very unlikely, i think, that we would see a situation where republicans voted against that. republicans would not be in favour of that given their opposition to this democratic memo. iam sure opposition to this democratic memo. i am sure now that it is as clear as mud, this whole thing... (i) laughter i shall start making a memo of my own, to keep up with all of this. the foreign secretary, borisjohnson, is visiting bangladesh to see at first hand the crisis facing rohingya muslims. nearly 700,000 refugees have fled from neighbouring myanmar since a military crackdown began there six months ago. after meeting with officials from the bangladeshi government, mrjohnson said the challenge now is finding a safe and dignified way for them to return home. it is notjust a question of humanitarian aid, we are givi

are at a point unlike what we used to be you know twenty years ago or thirty years ago where the full house would decide a vote now it has to be practically all republican all and when the democrats were in charge all democrats and that's not healthy trump once twenty five billion for border security is ministration intends to propose two hundred billion over ten years for infrastructure where's the money come from. well that's the that's the big issue i mean he it's easy to applaud a tax cut and a big tax cut though this wasn't the biggest like you said but the eighth in rank. no it's really tragic what people realize is one of the things that slows our economy down are our huge deficits twenty billion dollars i left congress feel.