mr perry does not present a current risk for filings and i hope that we never hear about mr perry again because he's successful perry would be. but not right away. although the board did not consider perry a threat to public safety they added what perry and his supporters considered a punitive measure by forcing him to remain in prison and then additionally year from the date of his parole hearing. according to the parole board's decision no one on the panel believed perry's side of the story. when you think about donald's account of what happened the thing that i think was was difficult for people outside the case to grasp is the first thing you hear is hitchhiker. i mean who hitchhikes anymore but the fact of the matter is in franklin county behind elaine's property there is a significant seasonal population of homeless people and this was donald's professional life so the fact that there would be a person on the side of the road with a couple backpacks a garbage bag that's perry's population that he serves. after spending his final year in prison donald perry will be released back in

vulnerable members of the community a letter of recommendation from the mayor of north hampton said mr perry used the circumstances of his imprisonment and parole to forge a new life for himself and better the community he works in. and then on august third two thousand and eleven perry was arrested on his way to work when a state trooper found stolen goods in his s.u.v. . perry insisted the i pad and other items were left behind by a homeless hitchhiker he was driving to a shelter. went on i got picked up that day i really honestly believed like ok so we get a lawyer we clear this up and you come home and i really didn't realize the impact that it would have especially since he didn't do anything so how could they hold you. at trial a jury found perry not guilty of receiving stolen property but because he was on parole at the time of the arrest he was charged with a parole violation and returned to prison. the massachusetts parole board decided that notwithstanding that acquittal that he was nevertheless in violation of is parole for reasons that i still have a hard. understanding despite h

vulnerable members of the community a letter of recommendation from the mayor of north hampton said mr perry used the circumstances of his imprisonment and parole to forge a new life for himself and better the community he works in. and then on august third two thousand and eleven perry was arrested on his way to work when a state trooper found skoal in goods in this s.u.v. . perry insisted the i pad and other items were left behind by a homeless hitchhiker he was driving to a shelter. when donald got picked up that day i really honestly believed like ok so we get a lawyer we clear this up and you come home and i really didn't realize the impact that it would have especially since he didn't do anything so how could they hold you. at trial a jury found perry not guilty of receiving stolen property but because he was on parole at the time of the arrest he was charged with a parole violation and returned to prison. the massachusetts parole board decided that not withstanding that acquittal that he was nevertheless in violation of is parole for reasons that i still have a hard. understanding des

mr. perry: are we not a sovereign nation? i think that most people would agree that we are and as such, we dornt take issue with the congress, with the administration doing its job to keep our air clean and to make treaties and provisions with other nations but what we do take issue with is other nations working with this administration and any administration that comes up with an agreement not ratified by the american people, not ratified by this body or the body on the other side of the capitol to encroach upon the rights of states. the constitutional rights of states to regulate their own environmental emissions as provided. it's not a question of whether we think the climate isn't changing and man has something to do with it and how it should be regulated. it's a question of the authority vested in the constitution and these bodies and the ones that are not. it is not the place of bureaucrats to make an agreement with some other nation than to impose on other nations. and it has passed on numerous occasions because it is

mr. scott perry. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. perry: the e.p.a. has imposed the substantial competitive barriers despite the industry's significant reduction in methane emissions through their own initiatives and innovation. what's not known is that through the e.p.a.'s own analysis, it shows that methane emissions from hydrolically fractured natural gas wells have fallen drastically. according to e.p.a. data -- not y data -- e.p.a. data, methane emissions went down 38%. nd natural gas wells, that was 73%. total emissions are actually down 11% from 2005 despite the significant increase in production. this is market forces at work. american producers developed means for capturing additional methane because doing so means they have more product to sell. profitability rather than a top-down washington regulation drove this unprecedented emissions reduction. in fact, in 2012 alone, voluntary methane emissions activities by the u.s. oil and gas industry generated $364 million in additional revenue. unfortunately, the methane rule represents the kind of

vulnerable members of the community a letter of recommendation from the mayor of north hampton said mr perry used the circumstances of his imprisonment and parole to forge a new life for himself and better the community he works in. and then on august third two thousand and eleven perry was arrested on his way to work when a state trooper found skoal in goods in this s.u.v. . perry insisted the i pad and other items were left behind by a homeless hitchhiker he was driving to a shelter. when donald got picked up that day i really honestly believe like ok so we get a lawyer we clear this up and you come home and i really didn't realize the impact that it would have especially since he didn't do anything so how could they hold you. at trial they jury found perry not guilty of receiving stolen property but because he.

competition because free market is about fair competition and when the united states secretary of energy mr perry said that the north stream pipeline must be stopped and those european countries whose companies would be participating in this project would be sanctioned by the united states because because the united states use for competition the russian what the riparian guess is supposed to be war standards i'm a critic an american guest then i am all for this story but this is not because i mean this is not competition this is a pure ideology after brussels trams next stop was the u.k. on his first official visit as u.s. president would get is to have look see if the country special relationship though is stood the test of time. america and the u.k. have a special thing going special relationship they called it language culture values defense then came trump but surely he can't ruin it right the special relationship between the u.k. and the u.s. has been strong for many years and will have opportunity to talk about a possible future trading relationship really remember barack obama when he cam

about fair competition and when speaking of gas and germany and united states secretary of energy mr perry yesterday i think said that the north stream pipeline mizen be stopped and those european countries whose companies would be participating in this project would be sanctioned by the united states because because the united states use for competition and for the sake of competition there must be new terminals to receive american liquefied national natural gas some of some competition i would say and of course the for. russia what they read there we would guess is supposed to be warse then the democratic american guest then i am all for this story but this is not the economy this is not competition this is a pure ideal the g.e. and unfair competition. mr prime minister are you going to accompany mr putin to helsinki. yes i would be there as well as secretary pon pal we had a couple of conversations with mike can tell we discussed what kind of arrangements we should for see for the for the meeting of helsinki and parallel to the meeting between the two presidents which they want to start

about fair competition and when speaking of gas and germany and united states secretary of energy mr perry yesterday i think said that the north stream pipeline mizen be stopped and those european countries whose companies would be participating in this project would be sanctioned by the united states because because the united states use for competition and for the sake of competition there must be new terminals to receive american liquefied national natural gas some of some competition i would say and of course the for. the russian what they read there in the guess is supposed to be warse then the democratic american guest then i am all for this story but this is not the economy this is not competition this is a pure ideal the g.e. and unfair competition. mr prime minister are you going to accompany and mr putin to helsinki. yes i would be there as well as secretary pon pal we had a couple of conversations with mike on pal we discussed what kind of arrangements we should for see for the for the meeting and helsinki and parallel to the meeting between the two presidents which they want to

about fair competition and when speaking of gas and germany and united states secretary of energy mr perry yesterday i think said that the north stream to pipeline must be stopped and those european countries whose companies would be participating in this project would be sanctioned by the united states because because the united states use for competition and for the sake of competition there must be new terminals to receive american liquefied national natural gas some of some competition i would say and of course the for the russian what they read there in the guess is supposed to be warse then the democratic american guest then i am all for this story but this is not the economy this is not competition this is a pure ideal the g.e. and unfair competition. mr prime minister are you going to a company mr putin to helsinki. yes i would do the as well as secretary pun pal we had a couple of conversations with mike can tell we discussed what kind of arrangements we should for see for the for the meeting and helsinki and parallel to the meeting between the two presidents which they want to st

about fair competition and when speaking of gas and germany and united states secretary of energy mr perry yesterday i think said that the north stream to pipeline. might be stopped and those european countries whose companies would be participating in this project would be sanctioned by the united states because because the united states is for competition and for the sake of competition there must be new terminals to receive american liquefied national natural gas some some competition i would say and of course the for. the russian what the riparian guess is supposed to be wars then the democratic american guest then i am all for this story but this is not economy this is not competition this is a pure ideology and unfair competition. mr foreign minister are you going to accompany mr putin to helsinki. yes i would be there as well as secretary pun pal we had a couple of conversations with mike compel we discussed what kind of arrangements we should for see for the for the meeting and helsinki and parallel to the meeting between the two presidents which they want to start the one on one t

about fair competition and when speaking of gas and germany and united states secretary of energy mr perry yesterday i think said that the north stream pipeline mizen be stopped and those european countries whose companies would be participating in this project would be sanctioned by the united states because because the united states use for competition and for the sake of competition there must be new terminals to receive american liquefied national natural gas some of some competition i would say and of course the for the russian what they read there we would guess is supposed to be wars then the democratic american guest then i am all for this story but this is not economy this is not competition this is a pure ideology and unfair competition. mr prime minister are you going to accompany mr putin to helsinki. yes i would be there as well as secretary pun pal we had a couple of conversations with mike can tell we discussed what kind of arrangements we should for see for the for the meeting and helsinki and parallel to the meeting between the two presidents which they want to start the o

could we ask mr. perry. could a cafe -- could a restaurant -- >> sure. the conditional use were denied today, the space would revert to the last legal use for the building, which would be a retail financial service. but within the c-3, there are certainly a host of other retail sales and service uses that could go in that space. a retail notice is not required. it would be an over the counter permit to change of limits use to a restaurant. >> president hillis: so it would not have to come back to this commission for a restaurant, but they could take it being back -- >> it they were to open the cafe back up to the public, it would be operating in a manner consistent with a restaurant or limited restaurant. it would be principlely permitted under code, and there would be no need for a conditional use authorization. >> president hillis: commissioner moore? >> commissioner moore: i think we would support that because that was the original use. if the branch bank would become smaller because it does what it does and there are lots of other spaces around there

mr. engeler and ms. lions and ms. perry. i would summarize the testimony and what we heard from them in other meetings is things are different today than they were. we have reporting requirements. we created safe sport. you were on the advisory committee, i guess, prior to ms. lions. or it will be about the same time of her arrival. but is the world of olympic athletes and the relationship between usa olympics and the governing bodies, is it different today than it was at the time of larry nasser or is the only things that different today is that larry nasser is in prison? >> i don't think that the only thing that is different is that larry nasser is in prison. i think in many cases the presence of safe sport pushed certain governing bodies to do more to protect athletes. but i don't think that there has been a sea change in the relationship between athletes and the ngbs or the usoc. >> and my understanding of your testimony, and this may be putting words in your mouth, but part of that significant problem is the monopolisti

>> absolutely. >> have you ever discussed with mr. perry-- i'm sorry, mr. perrila, paul, the former usag board chairman, his involvement in the use of that nondisclosure agreement? >> i was aware that he was involved in that situation, but to the extent that he made the decision or who made the decision, i'm not aware. >> did you ever talk to him about it? >> i asked him about it, absolutely. >> and what did he say? >> it was his recollection that that was something that was agreed upon by both parties and that's pretty much the information he shared with me. >> and i have one last couple of questions, one last-- >> one last couple of questions? [laughter] >> just so you know, you're not pulling one over on me. >> you know, i told the survivors this morning that i had a lot of questions, but i warned that we had only limited amounts of time so i thank the chairman for allowing me unlimited remaining questions. [laughter] >> no, i'm just kidding, mr. chairman. are you familiar with a report in the orange county register of last-- well, actually, of yesterday

mr. secretary perry here is something you can answer for me because he will not answer any questions that would get us to the truth. a cia director, he stated in her inner edge in an interview that you fully expect russia to continue attacks on our democracy by continuing to interfere in the midterm election as we speak. conversation with, i hope is that it laid out the consequences of interference in the 2018 election. i know you can't tell me that, oh you want to share that one with me, that is what you want to share? >> the president has disclosed that. the president disclosed what he said to vladimir putin about says heinterference and is confident that as a result, vladimir understands it won't be tolerated >> i wish he said that in public in helsinki. senator graham and i and others are working on a bill to hold russia accountable. given that you assert the administration's tough on russia, will you commit to working with us on a sanctions bill? >> yes, sir. >> thank you. -- north korea, i asked you questions about what is our for north korea. must say i largely agreed with what our

mr. secretary perry here is something you can answer for me because he will not answer any questions thatdirector, he stated in her inner edge in an interview that you fully expect russia to continue attacks on our democracy

perry: absolutely. sen. blumenthal: have you ever --cussed with mr. parry excuse me, mr. parrilla, the former usag board chairman, his involvement in the use of that nondisclosure agreement? ms. perry: i was aware he was involved in that situation, but to the extent that he made the decision or who made the decision, i am not aware. sen. blumenthal: did you ever talk to him about it? ms. perry: i asked him about it, absolutely. sen. blumenthal: what did he say? ms. perry: it was his recollection that it was something that was agreed upon by both parties, and that is pretty much the information he shared with me. sen. blumenthal: i have one last couple of questions -- >> one last couple of questions. [laughter] >> just so you know you know you're not pulling one over on me. sen. blumenthal: i told the survivors this morning i had a lot of questions, but i warned we had limited amounts of time, so i think the chairman for thank thee -- so i chairman for allowing me unlimited questions. no, i'm just kidding. [laughter] sen. blumenthal: are you familiar with a report in the "o

. >>> perry mason moment. mr. trump says he'll bring up election meddling, but doesn't expect putin to suddenly confess like you might see in an old tv drama. democrats and some republicans say they're worried about what might happen if the two men meet alone. >>> and diplomatic disaster. the indictment was announced as the president was in britain meeting the queen and trying to walk back his criticism of the prime minister. will the putin summit turn things around or make matters worse? we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer, you're in the situation room. >>> we're following breaking news on the indictment of 12 russian military intelligence officers accused of a sustained campaign to interfere with u.s. democracy in the 2016 election. we're getting new information about how investigators infiltrated the russian hacking operation at the very highest levels. this as the white house and the kremlin appear to be on the same page in their response to the indictment

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mr. president? this is chris perry. >> and sandy. we thank you for your support. >> you heard the president there say we're proud of you guys. joining us now live, chris perry and sandy seary. pleasure to have you on. what a lifetime ago that seems. what a historic moment. from that moment, now to justice kennedy actually who at the time wrote the dissent in your case but then the deciding vote in a case that legalized gay marriage nationwide, how concerned are you that gay marriage is now in jeopardy with a new justice? >> there is considerable concern between sandy and i. i think many americans are very pleased with the way the court upheld time and again the equal dignity and respect of gay couples. justice kennedy in particular has played an incredibly important role in not only decriminalize same sex relationships but in lifting up same sex relationships and our families through his rulings. we are concerned that his departure may leave an opening on the court for someone who would not feel that our equal protection and our libe

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. >> joining me right now, with an exclusive look at few facility is energy second rick perry mr.so much for joining us. >> her welcome a beautiful place out here. >> you are leading the days ago of this new plant today, how important is the new plant to this trade deal and easing trade engs with the eu? >> well automobile this is one of a total of six we've got two that are up and running right now four that are in some part of being completed and ready to be selling u.s. sli. and g, across the world i was in belgium two weeks ago talking to xarts in eu talked to folks from other parts of the world as well. but they know that we have this extraordinary supply what is happened in the energy secretary of state is -- phenomenal from standpoint of production liquefied natural gas has multiple impacts obviously for national security in america the idea that we are being able to supply our own gas and oil supply but also to go, go to our allies, that was the message that president had for the eu president yesterday, this isn't just about economic thing for the united states it is about

perry. we're here to see mr.out a possible starring role in the video guide to microsoft windows 95. >> all the employees of microsoft have been invited to a huge party in a tent on the microsoft campus. guess what song we could hear blaring out of there? you guessed it, rolling stones "start me up." >> windows 95 was the most successful software launch to this day. everybody, whether they really wanted to or not, went out and got windows 95. >> getting the rolling stones to allow their music to be used in the ad launch tonight is the sign of a company at the peak of its powers. the challenge for microsoft is to stay there. with the race now on to exploit the internet, it may soon be microsoft's turn to fear the competition. ♪ i've been running hot ♪ you got me ticking ♪ gonna blow my top both in ti! armor all, it's easy to look good. it's willingham, edge of the box, willingham shoots... goooooooaaaaaaaallllllll! that...was...magic. willingham tucks it in and puts the championship to bed. sweet dreams, nighty ni

there won't be a perry mason here i don't think. >> reporter: still mr. trump complained the russian investigation complicates his relationship with moscow. >> we do have a political problem where in the united states we have this pure stupidity, but it makes it hard to do something with russia. anything you do, it is always going to be oh, he loves russia. i love the united states. >> reporter: as the president said at the nato summit, he wants to be friends with putin. >> he's not my enemy. and hopefully some day maybe he'll be a friend. it could happen. >> reporter: but the president told cnn he will insist that the r russians cease their attacks on american democracy. following the nato summit where he outranked some allies, mr. trump irritated his hosts in britain, criticizing the prime minister's handling of brexit to "the sun." >> i would have done it differently. i actually told theresa may how to do it, but she didn't listen to me. she wanted to go a different route. >> reporter: a rare moment of contrition, the president said he was sorry . >> i

perry on mason here i think but you never know what happens. i will absolutely firmly ask the question. >> reporter: later asked, mr. president, will you later stay out of u.s. elections? >> yes. >> reporter: he suggested he won't spring on putin any of the justice department evidence against en russian intell. democrats tonight calling for the meeting to be scrapped. genator chuck schumer sayid-handing with vladimir putin on the heels of the indictments would be an insult tour democracy. white house officials say there is no chance of a cancellation. >> i'm not going in with high expectations but we may come out with very surprising things. >> reporr: tonight, the president revealing what he says will be on the agenda, including syria, where russia backs bashar assad, the u.s. ck at for using chemical weapons and nuclear proliferation, the president talked about having more pueapons now says he'll talk wtin about scaling back. >> i think i'd have a very good relationship with president putin if we spent time together. i may be wrong. other people said that didn't work out but i'm different than other people. >> wha

mr. trump says he'll bring up hacking, saturday he was dismissive. >> there won't be a perry mason here i don't their. you never know what s right? >> and joining me now from helsinki the site of the trump/putin summit is the u.s. ambassador tosi ra huntsman. welcome back to "meet the press." >> thank you. t me start with a simple question -- is this summit still on and if so, why? >> well, listen, it isn't a summit. i have heard it called a summit. this is a meeting. in fact, it's the first meeting between thepwo sidents. they had one at the g-20s a the other at the summit.fi and this is tht time for them to sit across the table and have a conversation and i hope it's a detailed conversation about where we might be able to find some overlapping and shared interests. is has not happened before so there's a lot on our agenda been built up over manytiears of a reship that's terribly fraught. so yes, it will happen. and it should happen. >> you -- you obviously are making a distinction between a summit and meeting. this because we don't have an agenda or we don't have deliverables? one of th

mr. glick. it seems to me the president and secretary perry are doubling down on this common sense plan to blow up the energy markets by issuing an emergency order to subsidize uncompetitive energy facilities. this strikes me as a real abuse of power, and but what i i wano get into what you specifically is what this is going to mean for consumers bills. what is this going to mean for households across america that chair and i used to talk about when i was chair of the committee, half the time you get figure out what the language is being discussed here, but i can tell you people in homes, they understand what it means for their bills. now, we looked at one analysis, and i gather they are pretty widely respected, that pjm, i guess they also are connected to the market monitor, and they determined that the average family would pay about $250 more per year, and would not be getting anything. do you generally share that view? >> center, things for the question. the numbers i seen suggest that, it's been a wide range, but suggest that the proposal in the memo could actually increase rates nationwide

mr. trump saying he will bring up russian meddling. >> i will absolutely bring that up. i don't think you'll have any gee, i didn't, you got me. there won't be a perry happens.

mr. trump saying he will bring up russian meddling. >> i will absolutely bring that up. i don't think you'll have any gee, i didn't, you got me. there won't be a perry mason here. you never know what happens. i will absolutely firmly ask the question. >> the indictment charges 12 russian officers by name for conspireing to interfere with the 2016 presidential election. 11 of the defendants are charged with conspiring to hacking into computers, steal documents and release those documents with the intent to interfere in the election. >> dana: catherine herridge is live on capitol hill. catherine, what did we learn today that we didn't know before? >> well, dana, good afternoon. one of the big top-line items is that these individuals are part of what is called the gru, the russian intelligence. they were operating on two different tracks. one track was to steal the information and the other track was to disseminate the information. once again, here's the deputy attorney general a short time ago. >> first, they used a scheme known as spearfishing, which involve sending misleading e-mails and tricking the users into disclosing their pass words and securi

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