cory's cookies. lemonis: okay. are you also cory or is it only mr. cory? cory: cory, yeah. yep. lemonis: okay. well, nice to meet you. cory: thank you. nice to meet you, too. lemonis: you look sharp. cory: you look sharp, too. this is my mom. lisa: cookie mom, lisa. lemonis: i'm marcus. lisa: how are you doing? lemonis: nice to meet you. tell me what's going on here. cory: okay, so today we actually have a pop-up shop and customers come, they get a cookie. they sit down and wait for their car. lemonis: are we generating revenue? or are you giving them away? cory: the company buys them and then we give them. lemonis: very smart. whose idea was that? cory: both of our ideas. lemonis: okay. now more importantly, i love cookies. cory: so you got to try them. lemonis: so i'm a really tough judge, though. cory: okay. okay. i got you. lemonis: okay. cory: okay, this is the chocolate chip. they're all natural, and they have no preservatives added. lemonis: the chocolate chip was amazing. cory: thank you. second, this is a double dark. this is like the brownie. nice and soft in the middl

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senator cory booker is here.is called, "sremm life three," rae sremmurd from the mercedes-benz outdoor stage. next week on the show, melissa mccarthy will be here. woody harrelson, young han solo alden ehrenreich will be with us, as will young lando calrissian donald glover, from the dodgers cody bellinger, from "roseanne" sara gilbert, as well as luke bryan, bazzi with angelique kidjo and two chains featuring offset and yg. so that's all next week. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest tonight is a writer, director and man of a thousand voices, and tonight, he will do them all. all 1,000 of them. his critically-acclaimed new show is called "barry. watch it sunday nights on hbo. please welcome bill hader. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> nice group. >> jimmy: yeah, they're nice people. >> a nice group. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you look very sharp. >> thank you. i know. i decided to dress up for you, jimmy. >> jimmy: you look nice. >> i get nervous. i get nervous when i see you. i want to look nice for you,

cory in full cap and gown took the bus to his high school graduation.r long he got up at 4:00 in the morning to walk to the bus stop to get to school after moving out of the area. his family didn't have a car. until now. his mother so proud. >> oh, that's amazing. a brand-new car. you got a jeep, buddy. >> reporter: a humble kid with few words, but a huge smile that says it all. >> thank you, everybody. >> reporter: ricky smiley barely able to contain his excitement. >>> yeah! >> reporter: he says as soon as he heard cory's story, he had to help. >> crying. i just broke down. i don't know. i'm getting emotional now thinking about it. >> reporter: smiley says he doesn't just run a radio show but a ministry. >> should be a picture of him with his cap and gown on hanging on the wall of every single high school in the country with the word "determination." >> wow. we thought we should add that cory still has one thing to do before he can take full advantage of that gift. little small detail. he's still got to get a driver's license. >> there's that. >> smal

couple of batters later, kris bryant off cory gearan and that's problematic. two runs score. they win 6-2. the giants have been outscored 21-5 in three

kemal here is for real here hell yeah i mean and it's not just her it's also superstar senators cory booker and pierce and jill abram they've all decided to take the corporate out of corporate democrat and replace it with true progressive they went even further and decided to take the d. and the c. out a democrat and then break the remaining letters into two words emo rats. aka a motional rodents. and who wouldn't want to vote for a true progressive emotional rojek. i thought i was thank god save me you're talking about i'm sorry it's just i recently watched ratatouille you know. that chef one of the rat is inspirational and so are these mainstream democratic senators pay no attention to their voting. yes yes pads are on the record john let's be honest they're not projecting all big money donations here oh no no they're not doing that. not even close the reason intercept. article points out that cory booker only receives a little over ten percent of his campaign funding from corporate pacs here's the gillibrand receives under seven percent and kemal heresies under five percent they a

far and i'll make a deal with you cory booker's giving up ten percent of corporate money right ok so then we can have you can have a ten percent of a celebration. everyone would look like involved to be like a stale bag of cheese puffs one communal wine cooler. and pin the tail on the donkey sans donkey to be over for jon i don't. know they were still doing guys first thing this is the leader and this has the ark up in arms for more on this let's go to redact correspondent naomi caravan. went to korean leadership hands a few weeks ago actual for peace was celebrated by an. excerpt at the american press trumps cabinet saw north korea's outreach as a dangerous even event we all know handshakes and be terrifying without fear or else they could be fatal and imagine if your acquaintance has a hook for a hand i mean what's the decorum for help thinking do you just put out a finger chain like a hawk and shake it like there are. no one was more disappointed by this event the national security adviser john bolton who still supports the iraq war. today the home of fighter jets taking off as th

not even close the reason is that article points out that cory booker only receives a little over ten percent of his campaign funding from corporate pacs here's the gillibrand receives under seven percent and kemal heresies under five percent they all get considerably more from large individual donors that include corporate executives and lobbyists. ah i'll give you ten dollars if you don't say something cynical right now. no i can't and it doesn't exist i haven't heard telegraph or giving up a small amount of money so they can create the illusion that they care about reforming money in politics to appeal to voters it's more of a poll tested empty gesture compared to a genuine political stance yeah no ten dollars for you. also thomas ferguson a leading academic who studies money and politics strongly disagrees with you he says it's an absolutely cheap gesture that means nothing that's why they do it he's completely agreed with me again as. but if you take a g. and o. are out of the green and replace it with a big then he is completely peeing with you was that there was no more of thes

. >> cory patrick here, he has been getting up at 4:30 to get on the bus to get to school.ome until after 6:00 in the evening. >> well, georgia radio host rick smiley saw cory's pictures and gave him a car. he doesn't have a license but he says he will get some help learning to drive. >> not bad. congrats, cory. >>> thousands of people gathered along the english countryside for a centuries old tradition. >> the annual british cheese rolling competition. contestants ran, flipped and tumbled down a steep hill in hot pursuit of an eight-pound wheel of cheese. >> so, the winner of the women's race went home in an arm cast, and the men's champion tore a calf muscle. >> i can't imagine how. it looks super safe. >> congrats. >> it looks super safe. >> congrats. but my pain is real. fibromyalgia is thought to be caused by overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i'm glad my doctor prescribed lyrica. for some, lyrica delivers effective relief from fibromyalgia pain... and improves function. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions, suicidal thoughts or actions.

here to react is former trump campaign manager cory lewandowski. for taking the time. >> happy to be here. >> as you saw the president tweeted today, he said, quote, at some point i'll have no choice but to use the powers granted to the presidency and get involved, exclamation point. do you read this as a threat to fire robert mueller or the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. >> i don't see that as a threat. but i do see it as an opportunity for transparency and the question is why hasn't the justice department turned over the documents to congress so that korgs -- congress could review everything they've asked for. the president wants to cooperate, they've turned over tens of thousands, if not millions of dollars to the special counsel and all of the campaign e-mails and cooperated and made staff available, i don't understand why the justice department isn't willing to share the information with an agency and a government body which has the right to have them. >> well on that point, why would the justice department share documents involved in

host: cori on our independent line -- cory on our independent line. caller: thank you for taking my call. in the weapons are second amendment for countries. only one nation has used it another, united states. for others, it is an insurance policy against aggression. that is it. guest: i have never heard it put like that. for a lot of nations, they believe it is an insurance policy against an invasion by their neighbors or deterrence -- or a deterrence for bad guys in their neighborhood. i guess it is not a crazy way to put it. i would not have done so. [laughter] that is the problem for us. countries look at nuclear weapons programs and say to theselves, because of message the international committee has sent, it is in our interest to have these. it is in our interest to fly with international terms. one man gave him up. where is the? he is dead. the iranians kept it and they have a ton of money. for countries like north korea, who look to the international community and past deals for signaling, we have sent a lot of bad mixed messages. what do you t

they wanted to find out who was a ryan and who was cori. >> reporter: who was cori and who was ryan?tives asked the stocks' children. nobody knew anybody by those names. didn't recognize the ring either. but as livers was confessing. and as they were as arrested and put in jail, one of kofoed's officers kept puzzling about that ring. on the inside were three tiny letter, aaj. the manufacturer perhaps? well, yes. turned out to be a place called a & a jewelers, buffalo, new york. >> i remember one of the girls in shipping had indicated that there was a call from somebody in the nebraska police department. >> reporter: mary martino was running what was left of buffalo's a & a office just then. why what was left? the place was going out of business. massive layoffs. 200 jobs lost. by the time nebraska cops started calling, mary was one of only three people left to clean up the buffalo office and close it down. and now, here was this investigator asking mary to track down a ring the company likely shipped years ago. and you said what? you got to be kidding? >> i said that's like looking f

, cory teague, planning department staff. the subject letter of determination under appeals tonight was issued by the zoning administrator on june 15, 2017. as outlined in that letter, the dph had conducted an enforcing case at the subject property at 518 tail i don't remember street. this enforcement process ran from march of 2016 and march of 2017, and the settlement included acknowledgement from the business owner that the massage establishment had operated in violation of article 29 of the health code. once the settlement was reached, dph informed the planning department of the confirmed violation. in response, the planning department sent the property owner a notice of enforcement that pursuant to planning code section 202.2(a) 4 no new massage establishment could operate on the property for three years because it had been found to be in violation of article 29 of the health code. however because the violating establishment had already vacated the premises, the planning department could not issue a notice of violation. i

as cory... skateboarding basksin weekend. as cory... skateboarding basks in the glow...ry becoming a olympic sport. a team of 40 are spending three days at getting the fa ns spending three days at getting the fans formed into this world cup venue. with 2020 olympics, it seems fitting that it is held in a former 0lympic venue. 0ne fitting that it is held in a former 0lympic venue. one of the stars of the show will be the first woman won the show will be the first woman won the title who came along time since she started skateboarding on the streets of brazil at age nine. in the olympic stadium, it is amazing, you get the feeling of olympic, the 0lympics come and two years so it is a feeling. it is the most important event that we happens keyboarding rainout. what i love about it is the freedom. every contest feels like my first contest because i get really nervous. not as nervous as those getting back on the board for the first time in quite a while. i have the pads on and the helmet, you have the pads on and the helmet, you have the board on ourfeet. the pads on and the

. >> commissioners, cory teague. there is a lot of moving parts to these appeals, so i think it is important to break it down at first. there's obviously two different permits. there's the demolition permit and there's the construction permit, and there's two different types of issues being raised. one are more factual questions about implementation of the planning code, and the other more about the subjective review of the proposal and how it complies or does not comply with the residential design guidelines and other city policies. so on the latter there, you know, the planning commission as was discussed, had their review. you have all of their materials in your packets. i'm not going to elaborate on those issues and regarding the specific design elements of the project and whether or not it meets the residential design guidelines. it's clear that the department and the planning commission feel that the project as it was ultimately approved does -- or is consistent with the residential design guidelines. but begin

republican senator cory gardner is a member of the senate foreign relations committee. and chairman of the sub committee on east asia. the pacific and international cyber security policy. senator gardner also regularly talks to the president about north korea and the steps that the united states should take. i put all of that out there not to talk about you not like you are not standing there but you are specifically the person to talk to about this because the president has been vocal about what he will do with north korea. he has been vocal with you. where are we in the process? >> we have to take the latest development with the cautious optimism. the president set the table very well for the discussions with kim jong un knowing that the ultimate outcome has to be that complete verifiable, irreversible denuclearization. words i'll say beating like a drum until we accomplish that. >> harris: senator gardner, how much did you know about or maybe the committee was aware that the prisoners were part of the conversation and not just part but coming home? >> well, i knew th

cory does improv comedy with a robot. >> i have been doing it longer than computing science.d i thought there's no more natural conversion than taking the state-of-the-art systems and putting them on stage. >> one day we will make it to the moon if this planet is not to be our last. the moon and the universe, the sun! the sun! >> it was like a ventriloquist, a new age -- a new, strange toy. the piece that is different is that i don't know what it will say. you, i downloaded a voice into your brain so you could perform in front of these people. i don't know what you're going to say. >> to give blueberry the power of surreal canadian improv, corrie made use of text that should be familiar by now. a neural network. he seems the network the dialogue from a bunch of movies. 102,000 to be exact. >> all the movies. every movie for 100 years. he canthat's just so learn language. >> that's right. he is kind of a language model. >> step two, uses reinforcement learning to train the network, rewarding it when it makes sense, punishing it when it spits out gibberish. time to put this wan

cory, i mean, in fairness, you weren't there. you got -- you weren't there. i'm sure some days you're thankful for that, but you'd been fired. >> that's true. >> so you don't know what mr. manafort and mr. trump said to each other after you left the campaign. >> i can tell you it looks like from the e-mails that have been released publicly that mr. man foert was offering briefings to people overseas based on the status of where the campaign was. i've had the privilege to speak to the president on a regular basis. he told me he was never made aware of these things. when i was there, there was no interaction with russians. i can say on my behalf, i never entraktsed wi interacted with a russian. if the question did the russians collude with the trump campaign to determine the outcome of the election. the question really was did the clinton campaign spend $5 million of their money to hire a former british spy to put together a dossier with someone from russia. the answer is yes. that's the only campaign that's admitted to coordinating with russia, and it's not be

the cory lewandowski model is come to my fancy office, hint hint, right by the white house.s was dark money, by the way. it was dark hunting lobbying money. >> or even cory lewandowski had this as his industry, it was an actual job he was doing. >> on top of that, cohen had an agreement with the major lobbying firm, through which he could have done this business and bought business into the traditional lobbying or consulting and do the half-and-half. this appears to be partly separate from that, meaning it was not really lobbying in the sense that we think it is. or even the sleazier version of lobby where you don't say you are a lobbyist, but you have a consultant full-time. this is a secret nonlobbyist lobbyist. >> the former judge that was here mentioned this. we're living in a world now where remarkably the supreme court in the mcdonald decision legalized a certain form of bribery. they basically said it's okay to take money for access to a politician as long as there's no specific act or quid pro quo. does that end up providing a lot of legal protection for whatever mic

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as the day commits suicide nationwide that is why cory rowe the producer and director of the famed nine eleven documentary loose change has now moved on to his next project mile marker he joins us now on the show for a preview of his latest documentary thank you for coming on corey. thanks for having me on man hey i want to ask and you know you're a veteran you served two tours i got to ask why did you set out to make mile marker what what what is your objective with this documentary. my objective with this documentary is to let other veterans with p.t.s.d. know that they're not alone it's been fifteen years since my unit invaded afghanistan and iraq and my fellow battle buddies are struggling they're struggling with drug addiction legal problems family problems depression overmedicated just really being run through the gamut they're just being attacked like a four pronged attack for veterans or being overprescribed medication they're not getting into treatment so there's a lot of things that veterans need help with and as you said there's this kind of feeling in america where we need t

topics we've covered on facebook and twitter see our poll shows that are c dot com coming up filmmaker cory rowe enters the hawk's nest to discuss his new documentary film on p.t.s.d. and us military veterans mile mark you don't want to miss this stay tuned to watch and all. seventy four design suppressions. seven thousand pilings. to join judges. and eight hundred sixty nonstop days of work. a russian w.b. . and a russian pop stuff. show you how and why the crimean bridge was built. witnessed the construction living you need to transport. that will help out of crimea. faster most of those you know won't go cold more familiar with it a bit but. no mantras ubiquitous in american politics as support our troops from the yellow ribbons lining suburban streets to the widespread memorial day parades and remembered ceremonies in our nation's seems to surprisingly focused on commemorating respecting and remembering while running circles around the actual point of helping veterans returning home from combat or injured in battle perhaps the months long months long waits at v.a. facilities is a giveaw

topics we've covered on facebook and twitter see our poll shows that are dot com coming up filmmaker cory rowe went through the hawk's nest to discuss his new documentary film on p.t.s.d. and u.s. military veterans file but you don't want to miss this state to the watching the whole. we've all gotten used to it the media hate trump and the president returns the favor in kind o. is this mutually charged hate fest changed media and journalism just the corporate liberal media to report the news anymore and is. i think profession in the service of partisanship. in some american cities the police have killed themselves cling to reputation people who walk on the street to be united states who are at risk from the very people who are supposed to protect that were people in freedom. you can see something happening in this is not i don't want to call the cops let that happen rather than call the cops in those young black men lose their lives chasing the with the team goes on the trigger you never know better safe than sorry i don't know that someone else is going to. unfortunately around here we e

old i have to say personally i thought this is going to be the moment of chaos when you've got huge cory's and these girls but there was some it went off without him he was so well behaved i was expecting that is i mean the youngest was just two years old and that with ten of them i don't know how they managed to keep them in order they must have been very well rehearsed they must have done it done a few times a lot of them god children meghan and harry so it really was a very personal touch it wasn't just members of the extended royal family but of course george and charlotte with william and kate's children charlotte in particular i think really stole the show she was giving a little waves a little waist of ruin that at one point she stuck her tongue out to the press it was really lovely to see shot at chelsea for us thank you very much indeed. turning to other news now in cuba has begun two days of mourning for the victims of friday's plane crash when the one hundred passengers and crew died in the disaster but authorities say three women were pulled alive from the wreckage and the coup

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next batter cory dickerson adds on. second inning the giants get one back. ev even longoria, solo shot. actually tied up two apiece in the second inning. >>> fans have waited for the day tiger woods truly returns and that may have been today. in 66 career rounds woods shot his best shot ever, a 7 under par 65. but it's no longer good enough. woods hasn't played the players championship in three years. he shot up the leader board but he's well behind the leader, this man, web simpson. look at this. chipping from the green side bunker on 11, 99 feet to the hole. scores an eagle. and on the famous island green, 17, simpson it was tee shot, perfection. stays close, rolls to the hole and that's an easy birdie. he's 19 under par after three rounds with a seven shot lead. >>> history on the road for earthquakes against minnesota. san jose with a one penalty kick. and this is his 132nd goal. nine more and he will match donovan for the most career goals in the league. and the earthquakes lead >>> well, tonight on abc 7 news at 9:00 over on kofy 20 celebrating a belov

. >> harris: senator cory gardner of the great state of colorado on the senate foreign relations committee. i have a clip now. i will bring in a guest you see across the aisle from the committee. thank you for teeing it off for us. thank you. >> thank you. >> harris: talk about the democrats and some of their response. in the house in particular, leader nancy pelosi of the democrats mocking the president suggesting that north korea is the big winner in all of this. watch. >> i think it's a good thing for kim jong un. here you had a thug, a person who killed his own family members. a person who runs a police state. being legitimized by the president of the united states. they were on par with each other. he got global recognition and regard. he is the big winner. when he got this letter from the president saying okay, never mind. he must be having a giggle fit right there now in north korea. >> harris: wow! let's bring in another member of the senate foreign relations committee. as i mentioned, democrat ben cardin we love to have on the program of the great state of maryland. when you hear

colorado senator cory gardner is the man in charge of that effort.s chairman of the national republican senatorial committe . >> thank you for having me. >>paul: mitch mcconnell, your majority leader warned republicans that this is going to be a real fight to keep the senate majority. how precarious do you feel it is? >> if you go by historical standards, the midterm losses. when it shares the majority with the white house and the party of the white house can be substantial. but nothing really has followed history over the past couple years with the election of this president and some of the things that's been accomplished. i don't see why we should start following history. i feel optimistic about this election cycle. >>paul: the one reason if you have that big playing field in states where there are democrats running that donald trump won. you've got to pick up a couple of those seats, don't you? i see you in trouble perhaps in nevada, arizona, open seat. that could be a tossup and then tennessee wherethe democrats is the Ãis ahead right now. >> whe

booker -- >> i've known cory booker for 20 years.d republicans and democrats. democrats say it didn't go far enough. i agree it didn't go far enough. the problem is if you hold out for everything, sometimes you get nothing. under the obama administration, we held out for everything and we got nothing. the first step is just that, the first step. there's a lot of misinformation the bill but hakeem jeffries worked to get this bill from bad to good to great when it comes to prison reform and the think the senate should take it up. listen, i think you're seeing a new moment, brook, where at least for the people who are suffering the most, the addicted, the convicted, people are beginning to be willing to put some things aside to get something done and that's a good thing. no bill is perfect. but this bill is a bill that will do a lot of good. can. >> let me just ask, what has it been like working with jared kushner? >> i'll put it this way. i'll quote my friend jay-z. we got 99 conflicts but prison ain't one. i disagree with kushner and

cory teague for planning department staff. just very briefly, the planning department did review the subject permit over the counter and approved it over the counter on february 16 of this year. the planner did note that the proposed retaining wall was no higher than 36 inches, and that is principlely permitted within the rear yard and would have not triggered any additional review or public notice. just fyi regarding the fence that was discussed, even i don't believe it's part of this -- technically part of this permit, you can have a rear yard fence up to 10 feet in height and comply with the planning code, but i'm available for any questions you may have. >> mr. teague, what in the planning code deals with good neighbor fences? >> i don't think we have anything in the code that deals directly. we allow fences within the yard. like i said, within the rear yard, they're allowed to be up to 10 feet high. other yards and set backs have different requirements. >> thank you. mr. joseph duffy, dbi. >> commissioners, joe duffy, dbi

has served 30 veterans state wide and while ranching is of course a huge part of ranch and events cory says they do a lot more to serve veterans. >> we've helped veterans and other ways by steering them to organizations that could help them with what their next step might be. >> clayton helps run the ranch and says hiring justin was a no- brainer. >> it's a huge opportunity for them to come out and work in an environment they feel comfortable and. >> finding comfort seems to fit kevin and corey. >> we said if we help one back -- but we are a success. >> for helping servicemembers back to civilian life through their ranch and vets program this jefferson award goes to kevin and corey downs. >> corey downs runs ranch and vets on a day-to-day basis and kevin has a full-time job as a san francisco police officer. he was shot and seriously wounded back on the job in october of 2016 and after a long recovery he's back to work full-time and if you know someone who inspires you nominate him or her for a jefferson award online. we will be right back. i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this messa

next batter cory dickerson adds on. second inning the giants get one back. ev even longoria, solo shot. actually tied up two apiece in the second inning. >>> fans have waited for the day tiger woods truly returns and that may have been today. in 66 career rounds woods shot his best shot ever, a 7 under par 65. but it's no longer good enough. woods hasn't played the players championship in three years. he shot up the leader board but he's well behind the leader, this man, web simpson. look at this. chipping from the green side bunker on 11, 99 feet to the hole. scores an eagle. and on the famous island green, 17, simpson it was tee shot, perfection. stays close, rolls to the hole and that's an easy birdie. he's 19 under par after three rounds with a seven shot lead. >>> history on the road for earthquakes against minnesota. san jose with a one penalty kick. and this is his 132ndndnd nine more and he will match donovan for the most career goals in the league. and the earthquakes lead ♪ ♪ hi! leaving a career to follow a calling takes courage. a personalized fi

cory teague from planning department staff. i think it's fair to say at this point, the only thing in dispute is the notice or lack of notice to the property owner. i think it's important to look at the exact language in article 29 of the health code, specifically, section 29.45(b). this is what it says verbatim, notice to property owner: written notice at each massage business permit holder violation shall be provided to the property owner upon which the message business is located. it is not required to be mailed. there's no required notice of the director's hearing be provided to the property owner. this is simply an fyi to the property owner to say this business which is on your property has been found in violation. we have two dph employees who have either provided written and signed declarations or have given testimony here stating that they provided copies of each of the violation reports to the property manager. i think it's clear that they thought that they were -- they were providing written notice to the property own

cory then gave a statement of what he saw to the officer. then, another statement, which i believe i got this one a little bit earlier. this was from their head of security, earnest carrera. amarch 18, at 1:54 a.m. a fight broke out. due to the fight taking place off property and involving patronage from other venues, i instructed my staff to stand down. after several minutes the crowd dispersed in other directions -- after several more minutes, the crowd disbursed in different directions with no injured parties including venue staff. approximately five to ten minutes after the fight disbursed at 2:00 a.m. when we were moving the barricades into the property as the club was clear, i heard shots coming from across the street. the timeline here is actually pretty important. they stated that it was at 1:54. the actual time was 1:59:15. this is when the first tight started. at 2:09 the shots were fired. so this was not a fight that went on for five minutes or ten minutes, it was actually very quickly. at 206 was when the first 911 call, and at 2

joining me with his thoughts on all of it, former campaign official cory lewandoski. good stow sue. were you in the room? >> you missed it. we were in washington, michigan. the president called me up on the stage. i had privilege to be with the american people. so much better. trish: so much better. i made the point yesterday to viewers i don't think she is very talented as comedian. back in 2007 worked at jpmorgan. perhaps she would have been better off staying there. part of a being a comedian is timing. it is voice inflection. knowing how to deliver a joke. i think she needs to go back to square one on all of that. that said, it was difficult, i would imagine for sarah huckabee sanders to sit there be ridiculed like that. a little different being her than say the president. any advice for her as she faces the press in the first press conference since this whole ordeal saturday night? >> sarah conducted herself with amazing grace and decorum and discipline and ridicule. the disgusting diatribe, that rant that took place was really uncalled for, you know that is the case when membe

and that is if there's -- if there's a possibility, and i think cory and senator booker and harris and are right to be suspicious, that this might not come around again given the trump administration's attention span, that they need to take advantage of the moment to do as much as possible in terms of prison reform. and mandatory minimums is driving the expansion of the carseral state. and if we don't do that as jeff sessions amps up the drug war, you're going to find people caught newspaper that net aup i going to see continued expansion even as folks are trying to do the first step act and that's not going to help. >> you've got jeff sessions amping up the drug war. >> trying to. >> how big of a win for is this for jared kushner sne said my father's incarcerated, this is a huge issue with me roar i'm going attack it head on. trump's in office and he goes well, now that i've spent time with jeff sessions it looks like we have a great prison sentence. now it appears he has found his legs or his voice. >> i think the one way this thing can work if it gets passed through, i'm hopeful tha

that is a crime, she has to be held accountable. >> martha: cory, thank you. thank you for being here tonight. so my next guest is a former trim paint sr. adviser who was drilled by a special counsel mueller's team yesterday. and he joins us now in an exclusive. michael cavuto, thank you for joining the program tonight. >> thank you for inviting me. >> martha: already questioned by the hill, but yesterday you sat down with mueller's folks, what was that like? >> yesterday was my third trip to washington in order to talk about the russia collusion, delusion. and it was with mueller, and with senate intelligence. it was very different from what i did at senate intelligence and what i endured at the select committee last year. the mueller investigation was really not trying to define something. every question they asked, they already have the answer to. so from my perspective, they are quite directive in what they are doing. they still believe in the theory of russia collusion, but of course my perspective is a little bit tilted, because i would not be asked abou

, cory teague, planning department staff. the subject letter of determination under appeals tonight was issued by the zoning administrator on june 15, 2017. as outlined in that letter, the dph had conducted an enforcing case at the subject property at 518 tail i don't remember street. this enforcement process ran from march of 2016 and march of 2017, and the settlement included acknowledgement from the business owner that the massage establishment had oped

cory zaugg:"it just means a ton to me just to honor what they did."all of these service dogs...now, honored sacrifice. "i have no doubt in my mind that dingo saved my life on at least two occasions and one was the night he sacrificed his own life to ensure i went home to my kids. so yeah, very difficult but i wouldn't have missed it." ÷(ken)the national police dog foundation organized the ceremony. (ken)and here is san francisco..a start-up, which provides at-home veterinarian visits is making an effort to help keep our furry friends stay healthy. the company wants to bring the vet to affordable housing developments.kron 4's justine waldman has the story. flea season is about to start. and before it gets bad, fuzzy, thesubscription-based pet healthcare company, came to visit dogs and cats who live inhousing developments.. sot it is an opportunity for them to for many people who have never been to the vet these pictures from friday's event show many furry friends came in for treatment,the vets set up an office at robert b. pitts building in the western addition and gave free vacc