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>> it is interesting, if there was any misconduct, there will be committal charges and the atty.. is safe and not guaranteeing the department will go after someone at this time. what we know about the ig's former officials don't sit down for an interview. when talking about criminal referrals the level the atty. gen.'s office would prove in prosecution is much higher. they have to be safe and not promising anything especially given at this time there hasn't been a response from lawmakers or the public. heather: the response from the public, no criminal referrals, what is the point of this? a lot of people especially from the right think action needs to be taken, that is where a lot of criticism has come in terms of jeff sessions. >> exactly right. and the ig report, and with robert mueller and alleged russian collusion in the trump campaign and russian officials, this could be used, and found on behalf of james comey and fbi officials they could say this is what is going on in the clinton probe that led to the election, and questions about what is going on with robert mueller and

good to decide to committal asian countries. they want to invest twenty five billion a year to actually reform fifa to buy out to two competitions that you cannot buy competitions and that will be like a first time that you are selling competitions to a third party is it a good thing or a bad thing no. i have never in my in my forty one years in chief never sold any competition to a party. but oh so if this happens they are going to own feet and they will be able to say where they want the competitions to be held right sure you cannot do football belongs not to fee for belongs not to your father football belongs to the two million two billion two billion. are on devolved this is what the football belongs and you cannot say load power don't fumble to move to another and to to another entity this is also from the floor so fixed point of view how how you organize football importante social their country the importance of. putting people together but not abusing disk it is abusing this game and abusing. players coaches everybody and

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is a step in the direction it's in the right direction it is as anglo-american said in a quick a committal and an adequate answer rather and so it is a european solution where everybody is on board and she said this is the key element that europe needs in order to move forward and that is something that now member states can build on in order to find more viable solution for the more contentious issues a report that brings me to you our chancellor merkel's problems over now i mean is this the summit outcome that will be enough to save her political career. well it's all about the spin and we have talked to several in peace especially. those conservative bloc of c.d.u. and c.s.u. the bloc about house been fighting so hard in the last two weeks. supporters within the c.d.u. said this is just what we wanted this is the european solution that we were fighting for and that we were looking for so this must be this is just what we were looking at all we talk to the see is you the smaller sister party the party that put so much pressure on glom out who they say this is jobs just what we have been

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is a good example ranges up national park in southwestern committal practically around the clock it's their job to protect the surviving animals from poachers people who have been living in this area for centuries hunting for food has a long tradition here. it would be very very happy and we don't have anything that be happy. about. it. but not many animals in coming out of thirty and with extinction rain just and conservationists use kind of the traps to record the bungling populations in corrupt national park. in particular primates. and little monkeys are endangered they're hunted for food or so don't illegally. this is often the only chance that people living in and around the national park have to. but in the village of character things are different the head of the national park has come to visit his give it a ceremonial welcome people here used to be involved in the illegal bush meat trade but now the villagers cooperate with the park rangers the inhabitants benefit from sticking to conservation groups solar power for instance was introduced to the village in return. they could

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death threats addressed not just to her but also her daughter from this what's up account civil committal yes i live in fear i try to beat it every day i turn up the whatsapp in the night i'm frightened of the messages that arrive after eleven pm. dirty into party politics play some part in the violence but experts say it's mainly due to mexico's multiplying criminal gangs they're increasingly pushing politicians to turn a blind eye or join in with their illegal activities the local municipal part ministrations are much more prone to corruption and infiltration and organized criminal groups identify this as an opportunity and was they have infiltrated into a local municipality ministration which allows them to carry out their activities with relative impunity they are not willing to let that go. politicians who refuse the criminals off or who are aligned with a rival group risk this one of the now almost daily funerals medal candidate one hundred chavis was mourned on the same day we spent with elizabeth. it's a bleak picture with an unprecedented number of candidates up for election in l

very impressed with the result. orter: in the agreement signed here in singapore, the north koreans committ to the denuclearization of the korean peninsula and both sides to recover the remains of soldiers from the korean war including the immedia repatriation of those already identified. in a we-ranging news conference afterward, president trump announced that he is suspending the annual military exercises the u.s. conducts with south korea. long despited by north korea. the president described them as provocative and very expensive. and he was asked repeatedly about how the u.s. will verify that north korea is trulydi antling the nuclear arsenal. >> we'll have a lot of people there. and we're going to be working with them on a lot of other things but thi is complete denucleariza kon of northea. and it will be verified. >> will those people be americans or -- >> combinations ofan both. d we have talked about. >> reporter: reaction from e plomatic community were decidedly mixed. >> i am extremely unimpressed. let's be clear what reaffirmgr that the north koreans had already signed up to in

civil committal yes i live in fear i try to beat it every day i turn of the whatsapp in the night i'm frightened of the messages that arrive after eleven pm. dirty into party politics play some part in the violence but experts say it's mainly due to mexico's multiplying criminal gangs they're increasingly pushing politicians to turn a blind eye or join in with their illegal activities local municipal part ministrations are much more prone to corruption and infiltration and organized criminal groups identify this as an opportunity and once they have infiltrated into a local municipal administration which allows them to carry out their activities with relative impunity they are not willing to let that go. politicians who refuse the criminals offer or who are aligned with a rival group risk this one of the now almost daily funerals medal candidate and one hundred chavis was mourned on the same day we spent with elizabeth. it's a bleak picture with a non-presidential number of candidates up for election in less than two weeks this seems playing out across the country as candidates make th

to be the world's second highest earning that committal use your own with two point nine billion euros but that's still not much when looking at europe's number one the english premier league with total revenues above five billion euros and it's with twenty clubs that have set annual records just ten years ago more than half of the premier league clubs were making an operating loss and we asked the author of that report stefano dick which trends he's got his eye on what we see is a change in consumer behavior and media consumption so it will be very interesting if the the new play as the field in the media business which also come from the online and digital sector will continue to drive the revenue growth in the next couple of years there is still an enormous interest by broadcasters and sponsorship companies this has also been a key driver in the past years and i'm sure it will continue to be a drawing. and we're speaking of those revenue sources and one of them is streaming services amazon has just secured the rights to broadcast premier league football matches it's the latest disru

washington political committes gave more than 3- milliond dollars in payments to facebook and more thanao months to go before 2018's outside lands in golden gate park -- organizers have put out the daily lineups of musical acts that attendees can expect to see.(catherine) friday -- beck, odesza, n- e-r-d are followed by headliner "the weeknd." saturday, boney-vair, future and churches will led up to florence and the machine. janet jackson headlines on sunday... after "portugal the man" and james blake..(vikki) tickets go on sale this thursday at 10 am... and cost around 150 dollars....plus fees. (catherine) still ahead... remembering 49er star dwight clark... with one of the people who knew him best. (kki) the bay area suffered a tremendous loss yesterday with the passing of one of the most beloved figures in 49ers history. dwight clark touched the lives of many -- from the fans who watched him to the people who worked with him. we spoke with former 49ers president carmen policy... who described how he learned about the sad news of clark's passing. (vikki) in a statement, former 49ers ow

the other issue is this decision is it sort of exposes the lack of action by the gfa's own ethics committethey stayed to fight the process rather than address the issues. but for fans, it may be a long time before they can trust those who run the game in ghana. stay with us on bbc world news, still to come: as canada prepares to legalise recreational marijuana, we discuss the pros and cons of legal weed. the day the british liberated the falklands and by night, the british decide what to do with the enemy. falklands and by night, the british decide what to do with the enemym the heart of the western capital, crowds packed us in the manager there has raised a great hopes for an end of the of europe. michael jackson was not guilty on all charges. the screams of the crowd testament to his popularity and their faith testament to his popularity and theirfaith in his testament to his popularity and their faith in his innocence. as long as they pay to guesstimate, i will get out there and kick it down the hill. whether that be the first man to go across the channel on your own? this is bbc world

. >> the committ h held hearings on national security allenges and received briefings on emerging threats. r adversaries thathreate democratic system the global order and improve the les o those in the military and their families. this will prioritize the strategic mpetition with russia and china. it supports the prede'sdget reqt dete and if necessary, defend against aggression from near-pier competitors -- nepeto, this includes the european deterrence initiative asg demonstration ofomtment our european allies and the ean pansionism. and we include the necessary urces t counter china's destabilization in the reasoningon. it callsnhe administration to complete a comprehensive attacked t heart o ournflict. democracy in 2016 and our -- mid-term elections. yet the administration has failed to bring together our mi and nonmilitary tools of national power to counter this russian aggressn despite a requirement in last year's ndaao to congress wholef government strategy to counte rsialigned influence. is bl expresses the sense of co a counter russiashould influence strategy without delay. over th

(pam) so as part of our kron 4 committment for founder's day...gomonian went out to the marin city clinic where a food bank donates fruits and vegetables that are used as medicine. (sports) coming up i'll have all the day's sports highlights and scores. (pam)there are unsafe intersections.. and ofcourse even dangerous intersections... (ken)but there is one that probably should be a notch higher i'm going to start out by giving you fair warning... unless you absolutely are required by a federal order to transverse octavia and haight in san francisco don't nats: ambiancebecause every single rule at here is ignored there is no easy way to navigate this intersection these guys have a green light too b

chair of the nominations committe work group of the long-term care coordinating council. thisork group is chargith w recruiting into long-term care coordinating members, interviewing candidates, and increasing the diversity of the long-terreoordating col membhith dignity sun coalit april 26th mayoral town hall was a huge success. with 980 of the 990 seats filled at the theater and 440 individuals watg live stream. it was the largest mayoral event to date. long-term care coordinating council member mark burns, on april 23rd, led a team at the scan foundation advocacy day at thepitol, collaborati with the 23 regionaltions, collaborative for lo-term supports. general conversation in support heatady request listed as the top policy ask for the collaboration, followed by support for the more specific asks around mssp, mui-purpose senior services program, the pace program, programs of all-inclusive care for the elderl, and the need to tablesh ihssmo maintenance of effort, balanced an fair to counties that provided them with incentive to continue support quality and choice in th

we are going to reiterate this will go back to the steering committe for their assessment. >> good. and do i have a second? >> second. >> it's been moved and seconded. all in favor say aye. all those opposed? the aye's have it. thank you, jill. >> thank you so much commissioners and director beck. >> item 8, street naming convention. >> this is an informational item, i believe. and for the north/south streets alpha, a-avenue, b, c, etc. when you get into residential neighborhoods, there were a variety of existing street names depending upon the era in which the housing was constructed. some of them drawing from names of naval officers and others drawing from names of fishes, chinook, halibut, flounder, sturgeon, etc. so with those conventions. but in planning for the future of treasure island, the team, the developer worked with the treasure island museum as well tida and in 2015 they recommended a set of street names for the island that had been incorporated through the mapping process in planning for the future. and knowing that several boa members have come to the board since 201

he, i know, is also committeings having everyone at the table to have a voice in how their lands are managed. it's a priority for us. >> thank you very much. >> thank you for your leadership. we, of course, have the fire borrowing language on the books. i think that is going to be helpful for the long-term. we look forward to getting the plan at the end of june on how you're going to deal with the backlog on hazardous fuel reductions that we talked about here in this committee. and i appreciated the fact that you've been in discussions with us about how you're going to be attacking that. and i look forward to that, as well. i think the country very much wants to know the game plan is for reducing those hazardous fuels. for the country, and sometimes it feels like all of us as individual senators are running weather bureaux because our cs are so concerned about this. for the country, may the month for the fire season. we're going to have some challenges. our friend is exhibit a for this proposition. the reason he is with us today is because he's in new mexico where he's dealing with i

public comment is not allowed when an item was previously in public comment at a board committ or new or unfinished business. direct your remarks to the board as a whole, not to individual supervisors and not to the audience. speakers using interpretation assistance will be allowed twice the time. thank you. first speaker, please. >> before i talk, i would like to give my message to supervisor [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] >> ed lee, he lost his life. peak[sg foreign langu ladies and gentlemen, i would like to give my message to every one of you. today is the last day for our mayor and a new day for the new mayor who will be man or woman. doesn't matter to me. doesn't matter to all of us. we need a mr th is strong. he c uerstand and have courage to clean san francisco from the drug dealers and drug addicts. ldike to let everyone know that we need someone who can understand how we can treat us. without any of that [beep]. we see a lot of [beep]. and we see some overs talk about, we do this. we do that. we don't need more [beep]. the [beep] we arel about it. la

that lawsuit accused the trump administration of illegally reneging on an obama-era committment to forgive loans. those loans were for chain. but a judge says the state failed to establish it had the right to sue. she gave them 30 days to amend its lawsuit. ( pam ) losing a pet can be a very stressful experience. in contra costa county, animal services has launched a new facial recognition system .. which will hopefully help pet owners find their lost loved ones quickly. kron 4's charles clifford is live tonight in contra costa county with details. charles. . . well, this time of year it's not uncommon for dogs and cats to be scared off by fireworks and then they might end up in a shelter. . like this one. this week contra costa animal services is service to help people find their wayard animals. natslet's say that mack here is your dog and you've lost him. he's at the contra costa animal services center, but you don't know that .by downloading the finding rover app and creating a free account users can upload a picture of their missing pet and then the system compares that image to pictur

that lawsuit accused the trump administration of illegally reneging on an obama-era committment to forgives defrauded by the corinthian for profit college chain. but a judge says the state failed to establish it had the right to sue. ( darya ) three juveniles and two men were arrested on suspicion of attmepting to steal facebook property in menlo park. officers did find a semi-automatic firearm belonging to the group. police aso learned that three of the suspects were connected to multiple felonies in menlo park. the three juvenile boys were released to their parents and the two men were released pending charges. ( darya )still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... barbeque becky, permit patty, jogger joe, and burrito bob. they're all viral videos of confrontations in the bay area. so why are all these incidents happening? an expert weighs in. ( darya )plus... a traffic jam in los angeles for hours.. ends with a back flip. we explain.. after the break. please keep your shoes on! stop messing with your sister! hey! hey! don't make me come back there! so? feels really good.... yeah, i'm gonna

that lawsuit accused the trump administration of illegally reneging on an obama-era committment to forgivehose loans were for students defrauded by -the corinthian for profit- college chain. but a judge says the state failed to establish -it had the right to sue. she gave them 30 days to amend its lawsuit. ( robin )a california family has filed a lawsuit against sacramento police... after they say they're son was shot and killed for no reason. mikel mcintyre's family says they waited 14 months for information on why the 32 year old father was gunned down by deputies. mcintyre was reported choking a woman in a car... that turned out to be his mother... who denies she was choked or at risk. initially the sheriff's department said mcintyre tussled with police, hitting one in the head with a rock and also injuring a police dog. cell phone video shows him running from deputies just before he was shot. mcintyre's mother says he had been acting stange that day... and may have been having a mental health episode. brigett mcintyre/mother "i want justice for my son, he did not deserve to die.">

and i just have to speak for a moment about an example of her committ commitment to people she meets.e met a homeless person named alice. they became very close friends. she brought her clothing, hot tea, shrimp fried rice and was, in my opinion, the deciding factor that convinced her to move inside and off the streets. she did that around november last year and passed away in february shortly thereafter. because of anne's compassion and determination, alice was able to spend the last few weeks of her life indoors, with a roof over her head, with anne, a close friend, by her side. and spend the rest of her life in dignity. i will never forget you for that and the impression that you made on me and on alice was profound. and i will be forever grateful to you. you are just a beloved, active member of our team. i don't know what we would do without you. you are an example to all of us about what life could be after retirement, that you continue to make a difference every single day with your heart and soul and love for people. so congratulations, anne. we love you so much. >> thank you.

are we doing the committ report? >> no just regular. >> positive recommendation from the full board. >> we will do th without objection. thank you very much. before we hop into item three, i wanted to let you know that supervisor he will be filling in for me for item three. supervisor kim will be sharing rest of the meeting on my behalf. madame clerk,uca call item >> yes, it is an ordinance amending the planning code to designate 234 t 231st street, a.k.a. south building as a landmark, and affirming appropriate findings. >> thank you very much. i am the author of this item. the landmark designation. i see our planning department up to present on this item. >> may i have the overhead, please? good afternoon. i am here today to present the preservationmmicosion's redatenn for landmark designation of the phillips building located at 234 to 461st street in selma. the building is listed as an article 11 category one significant building. in january 2017, the hbc approved a major permit to alt alter, as ll as a condition t

(pam) so as part of our kron 4 committment for founder's day...n 4's ella sogomonian went out to the marin city clinic, where a food bank donates fruits and vegetables... that are used as medicine. pkg (nats: cooking class "three cups of yogurt for the cucumbers..")michaela moss is making tzaziki sauce for a cooking class at the marin city clinic. it's a creative way to introduce healthy living to low income participants that are patients prescribed to a pantry through a direct partnership between the san francisco -marin food bank and the clinic.sot: michaela moss, food pharmacy health educator// "prior to starting our food pharmacy we actually had four indiduals within the community, young men who died of heart attack and stroke. and we made the emphasis of this first cohort hearth health. our goal here is to provide fresh fruits and vegetables, proteins and greens, in this fun outdoor environment and connect them with to some healthy recipes as well."the food pharmacy allows patients to pick fresh produce.they then learn to make a variety of he

as part of our kron 4 committment for founder's day... 4's ella sogomonian went out to the marin city inic... where a food bank donates fruits and vegetables that are used as medicine. (nats: cooking class "three cups of yogurt for the cucumbers..")michaela moss is making tzaziki sauce for a cooking class at the marin city clinic. it's a creative way to introduce healthy living to low income participants that are patients prescribed to a pantry through a direct partnership between the san francisco -marin food bank and the clinic.sot: michaela moss, food pharmacy health educator// "prior to starting our food pharmacy we actually had four individuals within the community, young men who died of heart attack and stroke. and we made the emphasis of this first cohort hearth health. our goal here is to provide fresh fruits and vegetables, proteins and greens, in this fun outdoor environment and connect them with to some healthy recipes as well."the food pharmacy allows patients to pick fresh produce.they then learn to make a variety of healthy

we are all already on committe committees. are two words that have been murdered, twisted and malevolent on this board the whole time i've been watching. those words are growth and development. i think it's wonderful we have people here today who understand the meaning of the words growth and development. i hope this whole board comes to understand how we should really be using these words. >> thank you for your comments. before the neck speaker, are there any other members of the public you would like to speak on behalf of the appellant? [please standby for captioner switch] it is not like expecting shadows which we can't put a shadow over a park, but schools are perhaps more important for shadow issues because that is our children and the children are right there at that schoolyard every day. and out there in the sun which in san francisco we don't have much of with the fog and our inclement wind and stuff. so let's keep the kids in the sun and the mission the mission. awe thank you for your comments. next speaker please. >>

the house intelligence committe committee, we had it but we couldn't do anything about it. >> laura: when was that again? >> incorporated 2016. >> laura: do you know when exactly? >> etiquette was late september. >> laura: ultimately they didn't move on this until late october. >> good fbi agents brought this to our attention, but what could we do with it? >> laura: there is another exchange i want to bring to your attention. >> i say that because of the classified and this is a game that comey and company have been playing that they hide behind this -- >> laura: they all thought hillary was going to win. rocking the boat was tough. he made a decision to go after that laptop because he thought if someone finds out about it, they are going to bake the whole election was illegitimate. >> what's also true as i think the same people in charge today still believe they can run the clock out and they are trying to run the clock out for the rest of the congress that we get finish our investigation. >> laura: are there still people in the fbi today who believe they operate by a different set

recognize myues cn the committe fewer on my right, my left, supervisor stefani and supervisor yeah. >> silence all cell phones and electronic devices. completed speaker cards and documents should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the june 5th board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. i belieuperviehyhe has noted heis unable to attend today's meeting. >> that's correct. what i would like to do, make a motion to excuse supervisor hatehy motion, seconded by supervisor yee and without objen. thank you very much. supervisor sheehy a speedy recovery. call items 1, 2, and 3 together. >> clerk: item 1, hering to consider the mayor's proposed budget for selected departments r fiscal years 18-1, and 19-20. item 2 is proposed budget and appropriation ordinance for selected departments as of may 1, 2018, for fiscal years 2018-19, and fiscal years 2019-20. item number 3, the proposed annual salary ordinance for selected departments as of may 1, , years 18-19, and fiscal years 19-20. >> supervisor cohen: thank you mr. clerk, appreciate that. ladies and gent

republican congressman darrell issa of california, a key member of the judiciary and other sight committ committee. congressman, let me begin with the report from the inspector general over the justice department. i saw owe released a statement afterwards which says in part that fbi officials in your words continuously disregarded rules and procedures to the detriment of donald trump and the benefit of hillary clinton but the bulk of this report makes it clear that james comey took action that harmed the clinton campaign in defiance of justice department policy. can you point to specific actions taken by fbi officials that directly harmed donald trump during the campaign? >> well, i think one good example is, again, peter strzok who he and a number of other people may be two dozen became aware at various time s antho anthony weinerer's computer was there and they allowed it to sit for four weeks not being touched and four woox eeks in october it just any four weeks. >> with all due respect, 11 days before the election comey did come out and say that the fbi was reopening the investigatio

you're on the intelligence committ committee. the president tweeted this morning, theres no longer a nuclear threat from north korea. when you saw that, is that credible? >> no. north korea's nuclear capabilities are the same today as they were last week. nothing has changed. i hope it changes. i hope this summit produces denuclearization. but i also hope that it is not united states giving up our security presence in the region and getting nothing in return. north korea has a long record of iving u.s. officials when it comes to denuclearizing. >> they may have as many as 60 nuclear bombs right now plus short-range, medium-range, long-range and intercontinental ballistic missiles. >> i've seen their capabilities. they should worry all of us. the president should see himself as the leader of america, the strongest country in the world, not as kim jong-un's publicist. right now i think he is giving too much credibility to a ruthless dictator who needs to beonted wit a forceful leader who is willing to help em rejoin the table of na

i took over judiciciary committe hearing last week that was about other bills when n we should hae beenaving a hearing on this. i s said, we are outraged. i have to believe there are good people on the other side. mothers and fathers who if they don't say something today, are going to have to go back to their children and explain why they did nothing as we put ls and t tore kenne them away from their mothers. it is outrageous. juan: you have alluded to the issue many of f the republblican moderates fearful how this is going to affect their reelection efforts. in youour conversations s in the halls of congress, what they might say to you privately? >> the frustrating thing is, many of them, not just on this issue, but even other issues, removal of coverage for pre-existing conditions the trump administration has done -- people say to me, yes, this is terrible. this is going to be very bad for us. this is that for the country. they will say things like that, but they are terrified of taking on the bully that has the bully pulpit of the white house. amy: we're just joined by commerce membe

heard from him and he's got an important voice in this because he sits on the house intelligence committecommittee. >> why is the justice department being so difficult on this if they have nothing to hide, then come out. to show us what they have. these are real questions about whether this investigation should have been started the president of this campaign. whether or not there was sufficient evidence, sufficient information to go forward, always done improperly. if they have nothing to conceal, they should come forward and show us what they have. >> senior justice officials said the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein, mr. ray, and the nations intelligence chief who was oversight of the 15th agencies, the director of national intelligence dan coats have offered and look forward to briefing congressional leadershipn thursday which of course is passed is newly imposed path deadline. >> harris: thank you very much. from republican chairman jason chaffetz of utah joins now. so a deadline and an expectation. what you make of it? >> i expect everybody on the republican side of the aisle

i want to welcome you to the budget and finance committe we have a late start, hopefully make up as we move forward. apologies, recog rclerk, mr. victor wong, serving with us today. alsoze rta aks and michael balthazar. the screens on our desks are not showing the chamber, like a screen saver. never mind. there, we fixed it. no more technical difficulti olet's with the party. adrian starks, michael, thank you for assisting us. recognize my colleagues on the omy right, myt,f sor sandy supervisor stefani and supervisor yeah. >> silence all cell phones and electronic devices. completed speaker cards and documents should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the june 5th board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. i believe supervisor sheehy has not h unable to attend today's meeting. >> that's correct. what i would like to do, make a motion to excuse supervisor sheehy. take that motion, seconded by supervisor yee and without objection. thank you very much. pervisr sheehy a speedy recovery. call items 1, 2, and 3 together. >> clerk: item 1, hering to con

comment from several humanitarian organizations the international organizations the international committal committee for the chief of the red cross red cross saying process replied saying it repeatedly expressed pieterse could be to express concern for the safety and for the safety of the of rock our civilian civilians during the city's liberation in steering the city's liberation the u.n. agency for children said it has no information on the matter independent journalist finesse or bailey who's been to syria many times thinks that savings of the un agency for children said it has no information on the matter independent journalist finesse of bailey who's been to syria many times thinks that saving civilian lives was villian lives was never never the coalition of the coalition's friends first purse priority already. what is shocking from the hand as to what is shocking from the hand history report is that we hear the reporters that we hear that discuss that despite this being a campaign status of being a band playing status of play against isis it was there i lay against isis it was the is

we have this house intelligence committe what if tomorrow, god forbid, terrorism brings the subject ofeal intelligence front and center? we have watched out -- how the committee has dealt with this matter. i would compare it to children, but that could diminish our children. are the democrats blameless in the mess that i think you would agree the intelligence committee has become? >> well, the problem we've had with our committee has been our chairman, and i think it's -- >> devin nunes. >> i think it's confined to our chairman. when you've got someone who is the leader of your committee who is going off on midnight runs to undisclosed locations to get secret evidence and then you learn that that secret evidence he got from the white house, it makes a mockery of the committee. we had to deal with that as democrats. we couldn't ignore it. we couldn't look the other way. we couldn't participate in an investigation that was really a whitewash, so we were left with no choice. now, we tried to be responsible. we're doing our best to continue the investigation within our ability to do so wit

fairly recently and i -- when it did, i wrote back, you know, responded in writing, saying that we're committ to exploring this with you. [please stand by] per -- last night i was at the transportatiuthory community advisory committee, and one of your appointees was telling me even with the service we added is so crowded often she cannot get on, why can't we add more service. so, we have a lot of demands on the resources of agency from a lot of different areas that we serve and the budget is a reflection of our best attempt to balance the different interests and meet the most critical needs and i believe that the additional, now two increases to t proposal for crossing guards and conjunction with all of the other work we do in terms of education and engineering and enforcement around the schools is a reasonable step forward and we remain as committed as you do to making sure that our kids and everybody can get to and from the school safely. >> supervisor yee: i appreciate you have to balance all these s. i would like to make a suggestion and maybe outside of the bargaining activities. can we

meeting in january between senior fbi and justice department officials and the house intelligence committ threats were allegedly made with strong reaction from both sides today. phyllis and on that. >> senior republican lawmakers responded to allegations that deputy attorney general rod rosenstein threatened to subpoena records a turn the tables on thentelligence committee and staff over the russia case. >> it is deeply concerning that instead of having a cooperative relationship with this agency respectful of the importance of thngress having access to documents regarding matters that they are investigating that they have oversight responsibility for and this is not the way to conduct that. >> the fbi and department, an official said rosenstein never threatened anyone with a criminal investigation. on tucker carlson last night the attorney general, who was not at the january meeting, back to his deputy >> i'm confident that deputy rosenstein, 28 years in the department of justice, did not improperly threaten anyone on that occasion. but we do believe that we have tried to be cooperative

programs that did nothing but drive up spending with little to show for it, certainly not helping the committ committee. according to fiscal tofs we are in national debt. it's trillion dollars and rising. if we don't make serious changes, we will add 12.4 trillion in debt over the next ten years alone. much of this is due to auto pilot programs, automatic spending such as social security and medicare that will cost the country $4.5 trillion 2028, double than today. it doesn't mean worthwhile programs and don't help programs, they do. and this side of the diaz wants to preserve and strengthen those programs so that they are around for people who truly, truly need them. now our members and senators on the other side have taken a different approach than we have. while our budget saves $5.4 trillion in mandatory programs, the liberal elites have decided to continue elevating their failed ideas. the ideas that got us into this fiscal mess to begin with. they attack us for work go to save medicare and social security. programs that by any reasonable estimation are projected to go insolvent by 2026

half the people on thate committe were parens.r. >> meg, you're shake your head no. do you disagree with that, meg? >> the family council i don't know that th have anything to do with the process. i mean, maybe some of us would wishhat they did, but, um, that's -- i think that's aha racterization of what happened. >> hot button dssueebated many times. the vote coming tonight. we'll see what happens. ou for joiningf us this morning, though. >> thank you. >> good to talk to you. >> you bet. 7:00 arthritic right now. we'll find out what happens. we'll let you know. we'll be there tonight of course witness results and share that with all orsf our v tonight and again tomorrow morning. in the's meantime, let check in with tucker get a c forecast.he >> you saw the live shot. u-v index.ki absol ottec in washington. 71 prul dle balstimore. clouds fad ainge'ndll w sunny cs here for yourfternoon. mid 80s. going outtoday tonight it will be dry. in weather around o right fur father's day weekend details on the weekend forecast and our zip omip

and the president was sort of non-committal on that. you heard that play out in the pool spray. expect this to be a major, major talking point for donald trump over the next five months until the mid terms because why not? it's backed up by the fact that on the republican side people show up to vote based on this. one more thing. i had a conversation with the chairman of the democratic national committee this morning, tom perez and we talked about the supreme court rulings and what is next as it related to the ruling that came out today. he said democrats have to get out and vote. that's next. i think there is already a sense inside the democratic party that this does need to become a mobilization messaging piece for them. >> right. >> as it is on the gop side as well. >> chris matthews, to that point, that's why mitch mcconnell is not interested in having this vote any time after the beginning of november, right. >> right. >> he needs this conquickly because if liberals realize that possibly -- maybe i'm overstating the case, if liberals realize that possibly abortion rights, g

and i was lucky enough since she did not have committ staff that i was her staffer on the issues on the committee and on that subcommittee. and the short amount of time that i was on the hill, i got some incredible experience in what it means t wor in a robust oversight environment that congress is certainly capable of and often exercises, just thinking about it, thinking back about it, we had a series of hearings on credit card companies and some of the abuses that credit cardpanies inflict upon their consumers, which resulted in legislation that actually causes you when you get your credit card bill, you will see, you know, a lot of information that will help you figure out when your bill is du how muc it would cost to pay all of -- you know, if you just pay the minimum amount, you are going to be paying until you're dead in the ground. if you pay this much, you can pay it off inee yea that legislation was a direct result of hearings being held by permanent subcommittee on investigations. :: . >> they will stop be -- it was just a really interesting insight into people's attitudes and