people like priscilla, in san antonio who asked me to help her father, who was recently diagnosed with cancer. if republicans win, he could lose essential coverage. priscilla just wants him to be able to enjoy his first grandchild and fight his cancer, not his insurer. over the past year, we've heard countless stories from families all across america just like priscilla's from mothers of children with heart conditions, from the loved ones of people with asthma, diabetes, mental illness, substance abuse and every other type of malady. yet republicans keep trying to destroy the protections people with pre-existing conditions need to afford health care. last year, 217 house republicans voted for the trumpcare bill that would have undermined these key safeguards. and they still haven't learned their lesson. recently, i introduced, myself, an amendment in the committee on which i serve to reaffirm protections for pre-existing conditions. but every single republican committee member voted once again to deny this critical guarantee. so as president trump showers himself with these tweetstorms

priscilla owen again, miguel estrada again, they have a real hate on for estrada. you are about to find out why in a moment. senator leahy took the important first step of asking for memorandthat estrada produced working at the solicitor general's office. unfortunately the department refused to turn over the memos. that is the historic position of the department of justice, the solicitor's office advocates on behalf of the federal government and federal work product, it's not turned over to the united states senate during a confirmation process. next. you can see april 17, 2007, elaine, elaine jones, would like the committee to hold off. now first of all, before we go on, look who's in the meetings, elaine jones of the naacp legal defense fund in 2002. she's in there as well as a bunch of other left-wing groups. left-wing groups are controlling the judicial nomination process for the democrats. kennedy, leahy, daschle, the rest of them, meeting with these groups, taking orders from these groups! conspiring with the groups! organizing with the groups. in the shadows

. >> all these people want to come see the big speakers, the ceo of uber, priscilla chan from the chanrberg initiative. >> i just think it's crazy that i'm here today. >> they're here and they're going to wander through the startup alley and see what's coming next. ♪ >> reporter: startup alley has grown this year into what's nearly a startup city. >> it's three times bigger. so much more floor space. it's here in the hallowed halls where steve jobs first unveiled theishes pho the iphone. >> the sir indicatedia lamp. >> they want to solve the problem of sleep disorders. >> i feel more awake already. >> this suppresses melatonin. at night, 30 minutes before you go to bed, and you get evening red light. to prevent shift to your body clock. >> the product has its roots in science, studies from oxford and testing by nasa. but turning science into a planet of healthier people has always been tough. >> you can only sort of try to break the rules so many times before you realize, the whole system is broken. >> that's where priscilla chan comes in. a doctor, a teacher and the wife of facebook f

generally with that as good as this someone ate that priscilla fanchon said government of the book that the overshadowed do nothing for it christer in the live up to tell us to put a featured. sin simulate a lottery ticket and combo strong down open up with a city vietnam. come to me about to took the scoundrel jeanette out to the fourth of the rubbish i mean to be changeable. if somebody says or said to me nice cool but only in italian do you want to. do you not me chutney when i kind of guess because iraqi chair miami everything you just said in actually is. and as utterly and cause a scale by cold and cause one would kick in the muslin a tradition that susan dusty damaged on a visit. and causes she took flight. as final class a ship adil argument of a city in the skies business in dish to see a nine. or yet on to scott kind of myth pushed him on a few should you hundred that are part of the monthly palpitate that sort out that's his legal conform and a move to skype gapped us name dish out on a visiting font it's for you to top it. in she's nineteen sixty seven the shah of iran and h

i mean, i didn't remember her, but clearly, she knew my grandmother, my mama, priscilla. clearly, food is something that brings people together. it makes people happy, and what an incredible way to share your talents with the world and also make a lot of san franciscans happy. thank you all so much for being here, and please, support these businesses when you see them out and about, get to know them, and use them for catering opportunities. what a great way to support businesses than here's a way to use them for ways in which they could actually benefit people throughout san francisco, and i'm looking forward to seeing this place come to life, so they are also, i know, looking for more donations. i know this was a partnership with the city, but we are definitely looking for more did he -- donations to make this dream for so many more women a reality. thank you for being here today. with that, i'd like to take this opportunity to introduce you to the supervisor for this district, supervisor jane kim. [applause] >> supervisor kim: thank you, mayor breed for joining us in th

days before an extremely controversial hearing for fifth circuit nominee priscilla owen, mr. miranda sent you an e-mail with the subject line highly confidential, informed you that senator biden's staff was asking him not to attend the meeting that day. on march 18th, 2003, mr. miranda sent you several pages of talking points that were stolen, verbatim, stolen verbatim from democratic files. the talking points revealed arguments democrats were making on another controversial nominee, miguel estrada. the subject line is not available for distribution meaning mr. miranda was asking you not to share the information. this has now been as of 3:00 this morning made public. so yesterday you said you didn't have any recollection. i'm not going to ask you if you remember receiving this e-mail. i'm going to ask you this. why would you ever be asked to keep see ved democratic talking points if they were illegally obtained? >> i am looking at these, senator, and it looks like biden's staff is asking him not to attend the hearing. i don't know why that -- >> look how you received it. >> i

ago a move not recognised by belgrade the two men were due to discuss a land swap under which the priscilla valley in southern serbia where the population is mostly ethnic albanian would join costs of all and then in return serbia would take control over the majority serb area of kosovo north of the river are. i will always look for a solution so we get the most and lose the least how will this work out in the future i don't know there's a long way ahead of us there will be a lot of obstacles on that road i only hope that we will be able to preserve the peace and that in future we will have more understanding for each other. so to come in this half hour a new york times report claims the ministration secret venezuelan officials to the . president. it was raining in the crane it's raining in norway and it's raining in spain is the three areas where the rain is likely to persist and become noticeable satellite sort of proves the point when focusing on the ukraine first the circulation is going to move up through here and then back down again i think of the next day or two so that would just b

you did advise priscilla owen exactly how she should respond to that, according to one of the e-mails. my last question, do you agree that a plastic firearm created with a 3-d printer, so that we would not have been in the minds of our founding fathers in the 18th century, would you agree that could be regulated or banned without creating any second amendment questions? >> i think there might be litigation coming on that, senator, so consistent with judicial independence principles, i shouldn't comment on a potential case like that. thank you. >> i've actually written out your answer ahead of time. and i just wrote it so you departmedid not see what i wrote. thank you, mr. chairman. >> senator graham. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i'd like to introduce into the record an op-ed from the l.a. times editorial board entitled, can the supreme court confirmation process ever be repaired. a letter signed by hundreds of yale students, alumni and faculty, a letter from georgia secretary of state, an op-ed by mississippi governor bill bryant. so, i'd ask that that be allowed. just say without obj

we had a firsthand account of how priscilla and john's cabin looked. so, we could actually do a period interior that had real connection, not just our understanding of slave quarters. we put that cabin back exactly the way it would have been, archeologically right where it was. the best of our abilities to be true and honest and accurate and visitors were known to walk in, a child, as has been in "the washington post," say, that's not so bad. oh, my god. so, i think -- i want to come back to your question, how do you put together the team that works on it? the team cannot only be the people inside the institution. it has to be a cross-disciplinary team at a minimum but you have to have the visitors' voice all the time. we are a public trust. american public trusts american museums more than they trust, sorry, judy woodruff, american media. we have a huge responsibility to the public and we have to keep hearing those voices even if we don't like them, we think they're wrong, we don't think they understand. how do we get them the truth, the scholarship,

criticized for saying he would spend money on space development as opposed to mark zuckerberg and priscillaving aaaway 99% of their mone to charity. >> but the recode headline is $2 billion in charity not enough for jeff bezos to shrink out of the public limelight. he also said last night he was fine being the second richest person in the world. >> it's better to be number two. i remember jack ma complaining about being the richest man in china, that it would be better to be down the list than not have that profile. then they dent have people get down on them with their charity and philanthropy but 16.1% of amazon is what he owns. >> a little down today i can't do the math that quickly but shares are down 12 bucks let's get a check on the major averages today dow losing steam, s&p has gone red just a ty biint. "squawk on the street" will be back in just a moment. guy. what's the hesitation? eh, it just feels too complicated, you know? well sure, at first, but jj can help you with that. jj, will you break it down for this gentleman? hey, ian. you know, at td ameritrade, we can walk you throu

for example, days before an extremely controversial hearing for the circuit nominee priscilla owen, mr. miranda censuring e-mail with the subject line highly confidential and the staff is asking him not to attend the meeting that day. ons march 18th 2003, mr. miranda said she is several pages talking points that were stolen for beta. stolen verbatim for democratic files. they're making another controversial subject line of the e-mail -- [inaudible] meeting mr. miranda was asking you not to share. the information balance at 3:00 this morning was made public. asking about these events, didn't have any recollection. i'm going to ask you this. why would you ever be asked to keep secret democratic talking points that they were legitimately obtained? >> i'm looking at these and, for example, it looks like biden's staff is asking him not to attend the hearing. >> look how you received it. >> i know. i'm even know why that's confidential. >> would you consider that somewhat unusual to be receiving from the republican staff member something highly controversial sutelling him he found out what t

official why the leahy people were looking into financial ties between two special interest groups and priscilla nominee to the fifth circuit. you handled that nomination. as a judge she had received a lot of contributions. did mr. miranda send you an email asking you why the leahy people were looking into her financial ties? >> is that what this email is? >> i'm just asking you. >> can i take a minute to read it? >> of course. >> okay. this was four days before her hearing on july 23rd. >> did i send any of the emails on this chain? i don't think so. i'm cced. in any event, if he said why are the leahy people looking into this from manny miranda, i don't really have a specific recollection of any of this, senator. it wouldn't have been at all unusual -- this happens all the time, i think, which is the leahy people are looking into this and the hatch people are looking into that. i think. >> you say all the time. two days before the hearing he told you that the democrats are passing around a related 60 minute story and he said his intel suggests that leahy will focus on all things money. well, t

on july 18th, 2002, days before an extremely controversial hearing for the fifth circuit nominee priscillawen, mr. miranda sent you an email with the subject line "highly confidential." senator biden staff was asking you not to attend the meeting that day. on march 18th 2003, mr. miranda sent you several pages of talking points that were stolen, verbatim. stolen. verbatim. from democratic files. the talking points revealed democrats making another controversial nominee, miguel estrada. the subject line of the email says "not for distribution." meaning, mr. miranda was asking you not to share the information. this has now been, as of 3:00 this morning, made public. so, yesterday when i ask you about specific events, you said you didn't have any recollection. so, i'm not going to ask if you remember receiving this email. i'm going to ask you this -- why would you ever be asked to keep secret democratic talking points if they were legitimately obtained? >> i am looking at these, senator, and it says, for example -- it looks like of that biden staff is asking him not to attend the hearing. i d