we will do that thoughtfully and make sure we give candidates ample notice. we announced these thresholds a wild back so everyone knew they had a few months either to go when the grass root -- grassroots setting or make sure they were reaching the polling threshold. reid: what is your timeline of when those thresholds for subsequent debates will be announced? tom: as possible, but as thoughtfully as possible. our first two debates are june and july. prior to those debates, but i am not certain because i want to make sure we get it right, so we are actively now thinking about what these next thresholds should be. at the moment, it is premature for us because we don't have thegh data in part because field isn't fully informed. we want to make sure we have a good sense of is everybody who is going to enter the race entered the race? thosee can answer questions. we want to do it as soon as possible but we want to get it right and as thoughtfully as possible. elana: given what you said earlier about polling as full criteria seeming unfair, can we expect these new

>> we will do it as soon as possible but we want to do it as thoughtfully as possible. our first two debates are june and july. we hope that prior to those debates but i am not certain because i want to make sure we get it right, we are actively thinking about what these next thresholds should be. at the moment, it is premature for us because we don't have the data, in part because the field is not fully formed. we want to make sure that we have a good set of is everybody going to -- who is going to race,the race entered the we want to do it as soon as possible. we want to get it right and do it as thoughtfully as possible. >> given what you said earlier about pulling and the full criteria, should we expect these new standards will also be more than just polling? or have you not ruled out making it just polling? >> i think when you get closer and closer to an actual election, the criteria can becauseith that, simply come first of the year, there will be new requirements. such as qualifying to get on the ballot. that might be a requirement. how many states have you gotte

government officer following on a post some travel to the very thoughtfully i thought oh oh well it got better have a coffee cup last time i had felt. it was about the public persona for his i did look up but for one thing i said was simple question. for the officer was. one of the lesser ones had half a dozen people who would lose you part nothing but bush and. it's. ok. for the bugger to mumble to let me. think. that some of the civil rights movement for. one of the dissidents the future government over. there if you know. them is not going to do if you were going to let those who want it all must go like this. woman you can't. run. you know you. see now you play own. my son though all the important. faces. in the hall there. for you but some of this is some of some of you know from stuff to. me on where miley's limb just is. for the. money. going to implode. no she was no windows itself this is what some of us what look at the other end of us all. and it's really very mysterious and it was instant for we think you. know now that you're really. who can put extracts it up another notch

she just wrote it very thoughtfully using her voice, her platform to get this out before, you know -- essentially ask these questions. i mean, at the end of the day i was a supporter of joe biden and wanted him to run for president in 2016, but i think that we've all evolved on this, including myself as a former supporter and realizing that this is not acceptable. it's not acceptable to touch women without their approval, without asking. it's not acceptable to grab their waists and kiss their next no matter what their sage if you don't have a relationship or friendship or their approval, and i think what lucy was able to do was to bring texture to the story and also use her platform to make shower that he's vetted, even though he's the former vice president. he is vetted just as every other candidate will be. >> yeah. scott, you know, these are different allegations. >> listen, i think it's a little dangerous to just -- fred, to just let that comment go unchallenged, and i appreciate everything else nameki said, but to say there are hundreds of instances like this i think is unfair. i

tht company says plans to thoughtfully and economically divest its rail operations. say the new of thecompany wants out retail business. they want to focus on wholesale. some wonder whether they'll be shopping, others wonder about theirjo . >> for many people, this job is all they have. they want to know wt's going on. they're frustrated with being kept in the dark. >> if they close down shoppers, where are we supposed to go? >> that's the question i'm asking. that's my shoppers right there. giant bought several former shoppers in virginia and montgomery counties. >>> the historic all-female spacewalk planned for friday has been a canceled because there are not enough space suits in the right size on the ion.rnational space st two female astronauts were scheduled to float outside the iss and replace old batteries. but they both nee mediu suits, and there's only one that is space ready on board. one of the astronauts pulled herself from the liup. male crewmate will fill in for her. they have lotten of heat for this situation. >> yeah. maybe next time. >> not many peop

. >> i want them to focus on addressing this issue very thoughtfully and to hold him to the same standard that they would in any instances. there needs to be consequences. >> reporter: she joined leaders of the bay area domestic violence community who wrote this open letter to the mlb commissioner. >> at the conclusion of their investigation that they should apply the same consequences to owners, executives and managers that they apply to players who find themselves in the same situation. >> reporter: domestic violence support and prevention nonprofit la casa de las madras applauded mlb for becoming one of the first pro sports leagues to adopt a policy on domestic violence in 2015. the organization offered some consequences to consider during the mlb investigation. make a strong public statement that this behavior will not be tolerated. suspension from the giants, a fine or a specialized domestic violence treatment plan. mayor london breed also said that every little girl, every woman should be able to attend a giant game with a clear sense of the organization's values. in san francisco,

. >> i want them to focus on addressing this issue very, very thoughtfully, and to hold him to the same standard that they would in any instances. there needs to be consequences. >> the video shows the giants ceo pulling his wife to the ground while he attempted to take a phone out of her hand. baer has since apologized for the pain brought to his wife, children, and the giants organization. this weekend, domestic violence organizations said it's been two weeks, and major league baseball has not resolved the matter. they hope this letter condemning baer's actions will. >> this is a moment i think for us to raise the issue up really push out the giants' own brand around anti-violence. >> today the giants issued this statement, saying we take this matter very seriously, and we appreciate their concerns. these organizations are asking major league baseball to impose the same sanctions that they would for any player, such as a reprimand, a fine, individualized treatment and suspension. >> people can ask what does that mean? certainly we know that's not a week to two weeks. and so that's up

. >> growing rapidly but thoughtfully, making sure each and every customer is getting measurable value and grow from it we're a value as service company. offer value through the technology and best practices with customers. >> bsm for me is bar sam ma gill but for you -- you have to learn about the platform >> correct >> that's rob bernshteyn ceo of coupa software, it's down where it should be, going to have many years. infancy, gigantic. "mad money" is back after the break. -i call it my comfortable future plan. -it's our confident forever plan. -welcome to our complete freedom plan. -it's all possible with a cfp professional. ♪ -find your certified financial planner™ professional at letsmakeaplan.org. >> announcer: lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade >>> it is time and then the lightning round is over, are you ready? s chris. >> caller: how you doing >> well, how about you >> caller: great boo-yah from boston. >> i like boston what is going on >> caller: i bought wiebe bo corp. in august, doubled down at 63. >> i'm not a fan, just not a fan. what can i tell you? just feel i

as we move forward with the debate today, i hope my colleagues across the aisle will thoughtfully reconsider their eager support of a bill that will harm the american voter and taxpayer and not simply vote, as we've seen roughout this non-not-open process, vote on party lines. everyone vote should be counted and protected, and i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from illinois reserves the baffle his time. the gentlewoman from california is recognized. ms. lofgren: thank you, mr. chairman. i would like to recognize the chairman of the judiciary committee, the gentleman from new york, mr. nadler, for two minutes. the chair: the gentleman from new york is recognized for two minutes. i thank the gentlelady for yielding. mr. speaker, the right to vote has been called protective of all other rights. without it you can't protect your rights. that right has been eroded in recent years. we've seen many attempts on the state and local level to limit the right to vote for minorities, to close polling places, to put in phony requirements that prevent people from voting. we must re

. >> i want them to focus on addressing the issue very thoughtfully and to hold him to the same standard that they would in any instance. there needs to be consequences. >> larry baer still on a leave of absence and so far no criminal charges have been filed. >>> it is reveal week at the chase center, the new home of the golden state warriors. the arena is being built and we are now 172 days away from the very first event at that new arena. a news conference was held today to announce the opening act and it is a collaboration between classical musicians and classic rockers. >> 20 years ago there was a store collaboration between two iconic forces in music. there was an album recorded over two days in berkeley right across the bay in april 1999. that album went on to win the grammy that year for best rock instrumental performance. we are proud to announce that on friday evening, september 6 that on friday evening, september 6, 2019 the first- ever concert at chase center will be, metallica and the san francisco symphony. >> that is a very cool lineup. advance tickets available starting to

but what i have seen is the peef c.a.c., which is an advisory committee, where folks looked at thoughtfully, the school sites, and they looked at existing proposals, and they gave advise. and their advise was to make sure that services go to sites, and we move away from administration. it was to focus on equity. folks really wanted to make sure that each school site has a social worker? and so i'm -- i feel like one of the narratives that's coming out here is this recommendation is a surprise? so i assume the peef c.a.c. presents these recommendations again and again and specifically drawing issues with vapa administration, i feel like the only way that that would be a surprise to staff is if we never intended that advisory committee's recommendatio recommendations not to be taken seriously. i thought one of the good recommendations we'll be moving forward is having site folks and educators as a part of the peef c.a.c. as i've been talking to folks who are site coordinators, i've heard mixed things that sometimes vapa doesn't support arts in school, and i have to wonder the testimony i'm he

this will allow the city to ramp up cannabis events slowly and thoughtfully, permitting only a select group of events. this will ensure that the office of cannabis isn't overwhelmed. prior to january 1, 2020, the only events that will be considered for applications will be those that have been previously held on a regular basis that have previously received permits from the city and where there that's been significant unregulated cannabis activity. the fee may be waived once for a verified equity applicant or equity operator. ultimately, i hope this legislation will accomplish what all of our recent cannabis legislation has sought to do, bring this newly legal industry in a way that supports local small businesses and equiti equitium -- equity applicants while putting controls in place. we appreciate the feedback that we received from city and department staff, industry shake holders and event producers. we -- stakeholders and event producers. we look forward to hearing more comments and information. eugene, can you come up and let us know what the roll out for cannabis permits will l

the company says it plans to thoughtfully and economically divest its retail operations.ral reports say the new parent company wants out of th retail business. they want to focus on wholesale. some wonder where they'll be shopping, others wonder about their jobs. >> for many people, this job is all they have. they want to know what going on. they're frustrated with being kept in the dark. >> if they close down shoppers, whe are we supposed to go? >> that's a good question. that's m giant bought several former shoppers in virginia and montgomery counties. prince george's county is considered a food desert, that means it lacks fresh healthy food options. >>> the historic all-female spacewalk planned for friday has been canceled all because there are not enough space suits in the right size on the international space station. two female astronauts we scheduled to float outside the iss and replace old bas.ne but they bot medium suits, and there's only one that is space ready on board. one of the astronauts pulled herself from the lineup. a male crewmate will fill in for her.

company wants to get out of the retail business t focus on wholesale, ompany says they plan to thoughtfully andy economicall divest retail operations. we have more on this story in the nbc washington app. >>> you may want to make time to pickp a powerball ticket before tonight's drawing. the jackpot is up to $750 million, the frth largest in tto history. nobody hit all the numbers since december. the cash option would leave you with about $465 million before taxes. we know the odds of winning are 1 in 292 million, but somebody will eventually have to win. >> what will you buy first thing? >> whatever i want. >> you'll share with your friends, right? >> that's what they tell 'mme. >> going to know. yil share. >>> the washington nationstionas swapped their jerseys and cleats for suits at their homecoming gala. >> look at this. the gala was held last at anthem in the wharf in d.c. it was hosted by lindsay czarniak and helps to benefit the washington nationals dream foundaon. the gala included a dinner and silent auction, all of which helped raise more than $1 million for the dream foundation.

the last hourin s they have no immediate plans to close any stores.s the company s it plans to thoughtfully and economically divest its retail operations. >>> would you trust a ride share app to take your kid to srts practice or other after school activities? we're going t show you why some area parents are already using it. >>> doug's back with the ten day forecast fherry blossoms, forecast fherry blossoms, i'm paige, and well the little thing that i like about the grilled chicken sandwich is that it's picture perfect. it's juicy and it just has all the right combinations. i think i could be considered a grilled chicken sandwich influencer. my name is frank and the little thing i like about the grilled chicken sandwich is the first bite. i love how juicy the chicken is but there's also the tomatoes and the lettuce and it's incredible. make sure you get it with waffle fries, because that's my favorite. >>> here's a quick look a some of our top stories. prosecutors dropping all charges against jussie smollett, the "empire" star facedore than a dozen felony counts accused of staging ari hate

screaming.s in the end, i felt some of the better points made yesterdayng were made quietly and thoughtfullyi think we would have been better off if we had people on our side doing more than that. we had some cohenho bashing stuff. of course. he earned it. but we didn't do as much as we did. we should have got to the substance. >> did you know him? i only met him a few times. i didn't much about him. did you have interactions with him? w >> very briefly. something similar to you. i would see him in trump tower when i was there, we would say hello to each other. i don't think i was ever in a meeting with michael cohen. >> laura: it goes back to the people you hire. it's very important to get the hires right. i think we have all done that hired people, that was a mistake. in the end, it was a bad hire. in the end, jeff sessions was not the right person for attorney general.you know i waso be attorney general. >> i know. he was a bad hire. bad hire. there was a number of bad hires early on in this administration. that is what we talk about in the book that it crippled the president's ability to

code, which it looks like it's trying to do with this house of cards, all these bills, then do it thoughtfully you know, if state wins the huntington beach lawsuit and charter cities are not exempt from statewide concern, let's wipe all the bills out and create something that makes sense. this is like you continue to patch your roof and patch it and patch it and it keeps leaking somewhere. let's rip the roof off and start over. question i have, we had up-zoning here in san francisco in eastern neighborhoods markets, we did a plan eir. why is there no eir here? we have no idea of the impact of this bill nor any idea environmentally what it's going to do. if indeed this is going to reduce the carbon footprint, let's get it out on the table so we have facts here. if it's going to require additional water usage or diversion from some other source, let's get it out there and talk about the things that with going to cost, but the benefits we're truly going to get. i think environmental analysis is needed. we have pipeline. we have 70,000 units yet to be built. we know that costs are an issue on a lo

the company says the plan is , quote, thoughtfully and economically divest its retail operations. several repor say the new parent company wants out of the retail business. they want to focus on wholesale instead. some wonder where they will shop, others wonder about their jobs. >> to many people this job is all they have. they want to know what's going on and they're very frustrated with being kept in the dark all these months. >> if theyn close dow the shops, where we supposed to go? >> giant has bought several former shoppers in virginiand in montgomery county. there are still 12 locations ino prince george'ty which are considered -- which is considered a food desert by usda standard, meaning the county lacks healthy fresh food options. >>> turning to sports now, the washington nationa swap their jerseys and cleats for suits at their homecoming gala. ye>> oh, ah. take a look here. the gala was held last night at e anthem located at the distri's wharf. hosted by lindsey czarniak. g thea included a dinner and silent auction all of which helped to raise more than a million dollars

moderate record in the house will be totally plagued by this because he can speak eloquently and thoughtfullyd intelligently on the trail about the different views he has now that are maybe different than what he had in the house. one thing that came up in the campaign trail in 2016, especially when people were looking at bernie sanders and hillary clinton that they didn't like that hillary clinton's record wasn't consistent in the same way they thought bernie sanders' record was. this time, how much do they value that consistency in a voting record as opposed today the way someone makes them feel and someone who has evolved on those issues and the things they're proposing now. >> cory booker, meanwhile, he has been able to generate quite the headline. word surfacing i believe it was yesterday that apparently he and rosario dawson, they're dating. nice pleasant headline. who doesn't love a little love in the middle -- >> they're in love. >> but what does it say about your campaign that who you're dating is the biggest headline you've created so far? >> i'm so glad you brought that up. i have

well, this is one of those times this week where we look i think pretty thoughtfully on the money for having talked to them this whole time because it gave us insight. it gave us a sense of what they were doing. some of them may have lied for no reason. some of them may have been arrogant. today mark talked about what he saw which was acts that really made him panic he says because they were so close to obstruction even if its of for no good reason. meaning an accepts conspiracy for yoconspiracy -- absent conspiracy. listen to this analysis. >> i pointed out that the statement was inaccurate and that there were documents that i understood there were documents that would prove that. hope hicks replied to me when i said that there are documents and she said nobody is ever going to see those documents. which made my throat dry up immediately. at that point i just said mr. president, we can't talk about this any more, you have to talk to your lawyers. >> to me the question is what hope hicks told mueller, right? i mean if hope hicks lied to -- she kind of said that she was going to lie. i

you know all city sit ups in my own drum stool and some song rubs that we don't really if you thoughtfully produce what is to keep the record to reporters john must be yes only economy that is going their people because it's not going to force them on open your presence in iraq i'm strong think it created a good use to us ned he just wouldn't do it as the people seem to the better be go with him go on an image was on your ball rocking it again even when you want to. learn sounds through a matter going to look at it with yourselves though but hip with an attitude that was a friend of the of the old oscar you know this does the son of a man all something so sad that if he has to actually tell him that i still stock i debate economic decision or latitude but to start trucking. i at least it's also all to aid in a committee can i let you more sophisticated given his idiot wish it. suki. needed support real a facility uneasy with little needle always asked to operate it because it's who forgot. because it emits saki swampy gig e.q. what's that going to sounds like yet the. sheik doesn't get cov

akers, are you seeing states beginning to thoughtfully reinvest into the higher education institutions given strong economic performance nationally? dr. akers: it does seem there was a decline in state support following the great recession. and we have seen recent indications of an increase in investment. r. watkins: chancellor morrison-shetlar -- >> this hearing set to continue another half our or so. streaming online at c-span.org. we'll lever here as the u.s. house is gaveling in next. they are going to take up later a nonbinding resolution that special counsel robert mueller's report should be made

positive of having cameras would be that it would allow the public to see an institution working thoughtfully and deliberately and very much trying to get the right answers, all of us together. but having said that, i will wholeheartedly agree with justice alito, that the most important thing is, that the institution continue to function in that way. not the people see it, if the seeing it came at the expense of the way the institution functioned, that would be a very bad bargain, and i do worry that cameras might come at that expense. you know, there's that, i think it's a principle of physics, i think, which is about how when you put the observer, when the observer comes into it, the observed then changes. and you come into the congress, and you know, if you all were given truth serum, i think some of you might agree that hearings change when cameras are there. now, i have to say i think they might change in the court in subtle ways, i don't think all that many people would grandstand. i hope that my colleagues and i would not do that. i think we would filter ourselves in ways that would be

i hope my colleagues on this panel will thoughtfully consider amending hr-1 so we may put forth legislation that's meant to truly serve the people. every american's vote should be counted and should be protected. i yield back. >> thank you very much. and let me just say for the record, you know, i think this has been a good process. from what i have been able to observe. this bill has not one but had five hearings. totaling more than 15 hours, as we listened to testimony from 19 expert witnesses. i should point out in contrast, when you had hr-1, when my republican friends were in charge, you were showering tax benefits on the wealthiest individuals in the country. you know how many hearings you had? zero, none. it was zero expert witnesses who testified about the legislation. and by the way, that bill cost the taxpayers at least $1.5 trillion. this bill will cost nothing. and house administration, if i was not mistaken, the committee jurisdiction, held a mark-up in the primary committee. and i should point out that when my republican friends were in charge and you did your financial deregu

and trust that colleagues in both parties here in this chamber would think about this amendment thoughtfully and i would certainly urge them to support it. with that i'll yield back. thank you. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from illinois. mr. davis: thank you, mr. neguse. we know this bill will not be signed into law. i look forward to working with you on other amendments that we might come up with good plans to engage our 16 and 17-year-olds, engage in the exgeneration of leaders. i hope a visit we can do together can inspire someone to do what we do one day. we would manage to call ourselves successful in legislating, to inspire the next generation. this bill, h.r. 1, is not going to inspire the next generation. i appreciate mr. neguse. i appreciate his willingness to serve and i'll yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the question now occurs on the amendment offered by the gentleman from colorado. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed to. mr. neguse: madam

and the statement that they sent us was that the company plans to,quote, thoughtfully and economically divest its retail operations and they have no immediate plans to close any stores. we have seen this happening in giant asd taking over some of them as well. and why this is so big. there are 12 many prince george's county alone, 36ur in region. so it is a big deal. and a lot of these are attached to the shoppingcenters. and for from what we understand too, this parent companyends to go into the wholesale market and get rid of some of these retail stores. so, again, from the unions to the employees themselves, they're kind of in limbo. they don't know what is really going on. >> the company see to have taken pains to say we're not closing stores. >> correct. >> ishehat because has been such an outcry? >> i don't know. probably. i mean, when i actually got fed up, when they weren't river spotting, i called one of the shotters myse s shoppers myse. she said i don't know what you're talking about, she had no idea. it is just really, when you think about there is 2,000 members of the unio

to get to know what some of the needs are in our community, and they are working with us very thoughtfullyplace is in trying to meet those needs they are not going to be able to participate in everything that we might like them to participate in, but we're going to find that magic space where our interests align with their -- their values, with their potential path for growth, and we're going to find a way to make sure their investment primarily benefits the locality that they want to call home. fortunately, they have expressed an absolute willingness to see that that is their path forward in arlington >> well, gentlemen, we appreciate boast you joining us to explore this interesting issue, of course, one we've been focused on for some time here since they pulled out of queens. christian dorsey, arlington county chairman and lee carter from the 50th district thank you both. >> thank you. >> thank you so much >> when we come back, take a look at this chart here. online luxury retailer farfetch announcing two new partnerships with harrod's as it is looks to expand its reach we'll speak with

i hope my colleagues on this panel will thoughtfully consider amending hr-1 so we may put forth legislation that's meant to truly serve the people. every american's vote should be counted and should be protected. i yield back. >> thank you very much. and let me just say for the record, you know, i think this has been a good process. from what i have been able to observe. this bill has not one but had five hearings. totaling more than 15 hours, as we listened to testimony from 19 expert witnesses. i should point out in contrast, when you had hr-1, when my republican friends were in charge, you were showering tax benefits on the wealthiest individuals in the country. you know how many hearings you had? zero, none. it was zero expert witnesses who testified about the legislation. and by the way, that bill cost the taxpayers at least $1.5 trillion. this bill will cost nothing. and house administration, if i was not mistaken, the committee jurisdiction, held a mark-up in the primary committee. and i should point out that when my republican friends were in charge and you did your financial deregu

i hope my colleagues on this panel will thoughtfully consider amending hr-1 so we may put forth legislation that's meant to truly serve the people. every american's vote should be counted and should be protected. i yield back. >> thank you very much. and let me just say for the record, you know, i think this has been a good process. from what i have been able to observe. this bill has not one but had five hearings. totaling more than 15 hours, as we listened to testimony from 19 expert witnesses. i should point out in contrast, when you had hr-1, when my republican friends were in charge, you were showering tax benefits on the wealthiest individuals in the country. you know how many hearings you had? zero, none. it was zero expert witnesses who testified about the legislation. and by the way, that bill cost the taxpayers at least $1.5 trillion. this bill will cost nothing. and house administration, if i was not mistaken, the committee jurisdiction, held a mark-up in the primary committee. and i should point out that when my republican friends were in charge and you did your financial deregu

as we move forward with the debate today, i hope my colleagues across the aisle will thoughtfully reconsider their eager support of a bill that will harm the american voter and taxpayer and not simply vote, as we've seen roughout this non-not-open process, vote on party lines. everyone vote should be counted and protected, and i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from illinois reserves the baffle his time. the gentlewoman from california is recognized. ms. lofgren: thank you, mr. chairman. i would like to recognize the chairman of the judiciary committee, the gentleman from new york, mr. nadler, for two minutes. the chair: the gentleman from new york is recognized for two minutes. i thank the gentlelady for yielding. mr. speaker, the right to vote has been called protective of all other rights. without it you can't protect your rights. that right has been eroded in recent years. we've seen many attempts on the state and local level to limit the right to vote for minorities, to close polling places, to put in phony requirements that prevent people from voting. we must re

i have also worked to thoughtfully execute the president's agenda in the department. by issuing a series of executive orders and presidential memorandum, the president has transparently provided us an interior is very clear direction on his priorities. we have moved with dispatch to implement his vision. one of the president's priorities is to ensure a conservation legacy is second only to theodore roosevelt. over the last two years we have opened or expanded hunting and fishing opportunities on over 380,000 acres of wildlife refuge up more than 30 refuges. at the same time, the bureau of land management restored over 689,000 acres of prime habitat that is vital to many game species. we are also working to reduce unnecessary regulatory burdens without sacrificing environmental outcomes. in doing so we are taking action to appropriately respect the regulatory role of the states. through our efforts and honestly also because of congresses utilization of the congressional review act, interiors combined at the regulatory cost savings for fiscal year 2017 and 2018 had a ne