lou: congressman mark green, thanks.sed immigration plan putting border security first. as well as economic beneficial results. >> an immigration plan that puts jobs, wages and safety of american workers first, our proposal is pro-american, pro-immigrant and pro-worker, it is just common sense, it will help all of our people including millions of devoted hi immigrans to achieve the american dream. lou: that is it for us, thank you. asia expert gordon chang, and pastor robert jeffers among our guests tomorrow, we hope you join us then, good night from new cheryl: here are your market movers at 5:00 a.m., everybody. while you were sleeping, china ramping up tensions with the united states, saying the trade war is only going to make its country stronger, washington keeping its eye on beijing this morning for any retaliation over the you huawei ban and with an additional $300 billion in tariffs waiting in the wings, we're talking to an industry executive who is about to be hit hard. presidenpresident trump unveilia merit bas

economic advisors kevin hasset, national border patrol union president brandon judd, congressman mark greenall among our guests tonight. also, for the first time since he took office, president trump as the radical dems and the deep state reeling. the cartoonish obama era spy masters, james comey, john brennan, james clapper in profound jeopardy tonight in the face of the attorney general's investigations into the attempted overthrow of the trump presidency. the radical dems and the obama spy masters know they have been found out, and the cowardly spy masters are now blaming one another. mark simone among our guests tonight will take that up and also the latest entry into the radical dems presidential sweep stakes as tensions build in the middle east, saudi leaders calling on the united states to carry out strikes against iran for the drone attacks against a saudi pipeline. president trump says not so fast. general jack keane joins us here tonight as well. our top story, the president today presented his plan for border security and merit-based immigration calling on the radical dems to eit

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while the lowlands do still have areas with good growth conditions for the beach here mark green by the end of the century many will be in a far worse than state month read the best conditions then will only be found at high altitude. and it's a similar situation with the spruce tree of vital importance for the european timber industry it will likewise struggle to grow at lower elevations. steffen flow concerns for his forests prompted him to calculate their projected development two years ago. he used the results to draw up a plan for the future. a concept or a mist to introduce natural regeneration wherever we have climate compatible tree species. and in other places we need to plant those types to at least ensure there are durable tree species there in the future forest does have a responsibility to plan for the next generation or so then. an approach that is welcomed by the likes of peter behind he heads the major research program founded by switzerland's environmental and forest research authority its objective is to provide forest is like stephan field with strategies for the fore

mark green serves on the homeland security committee and will be here live. >> jon: pennsylvania played6 victory. with joe biden in the race can the trump campaign keep the rust belt from switching sides in 2020? karl rove waves in next? >> they wouldn't announce pennsylvania. they announced michigan we won, wisconsin we won and they finally announced we won the great state of pennsylvania. hello mom. amanda's mom's appointment just got rescheduled - for today. amanda needs right at home. our customized care plans provide as much - or as little help - as her mom requires. whether it's a ride to the doctor or help around the house. oh, of course! tom, i am really sorry. i've gotta go. look, call right at home. get the right care. right at home. here is another laundry hack from home made simple. do you want ready to wear clothing without all the hassle? you can, with bounce dryer sheets. simply toss two sheets in the dryer to iron less. we dried one shirt without bounce, and an identical shirt using bounce. the bounce shirt has fewer wrinkles, less static, and more softness and freshness

and the nests are marked in green. so far, paulinas has been ae to stop plantationn devopment inin seral a aas with these rereport the devevelopments thao ahead withoo regd for the enviroent hav becomehe taet of international criticism in recent years. indonesia's biggest palm oil company has a client list of major international food manufacturers. it's now reacting to this criticism. >> since 2014, we are no longer opening up new plantations. so we stopped expanding. we develop our own estates and last year we were able to get two types of seeds recognized and approved by the government. >> a seed develeloped in 2 2017l help doublble harveststs. the compapany inintends to make gradual transnsition towards th new variety of palm. but only m major companies c ca afford to make changes like this. smaller plantations will keep developing in the forest. every month, the c.o.p. visits nearby villages to hold special classes for the children. >> orangutan conservation takes a long time. it's vital that the next generation un

they say that missiles were launched for mark green's eastern coast. they flew about 125 miles before landing in the water. u.s. and south korean authorities are analyzing the details. this site has actually been used to launch numerous missile tests in the past. most recently in 2016 with the failed launch of an intermediate range ballistic missile. this is the first time north korea has launched missiles since november of 2017. tensions with north korea, of course, have been high since the last summit between kim jong un and president trump in february. the two leaders failed to come to an agreement with trump pushing for nuclear disarmament but refusing to give into kim jong un's demands to lift sanctions against north korea. both leaders have publicly discussed the possibility of a third summit taking place with president trump saying weeks ago that his personal relationship with kim jong un remains very good. again, this has been a fox news alert. now back to "hannity" already in progress. >> sean: four present following 0.2% can be the last two q

. >> harris: i want to bring in congressman mark green, number of the homeland security committee andorated army veteran. military veteran. great to see you today. let's start with the president's words. "we are taking a good look." what are we doing? >> i'm sure the intel is looking at what exactly was fired. it does look like it was a short-range missile. it's also very important to look at what didn't happen, as well. not just what happened, but what didn't happen. he didn't fire intercontinental ballistic missiles, there were no devices. this appears to be saber-rattling, but we've got to dig into the data and find exactly what happened before we complete the assessment. >> harris: early we got reaction from former governor bill richardson, u.s. ambassador to the u.n. at one point in his career. he has been to north korea many times. i want to get your expert opinion. first, let's get his. >> they are going to keep ramping this up. maybe one a week. hopefully they won't evaluate a pledge of nuclear long-range. if they do, the president is going to have to be very, very careful. i

speaker, i now yield my remaining time to my colleague from tennessee, green. man mark mr. green: thank you for yielding. most of us run away from danger but our law enforcement, they run toward it. last monday, tennessee state trooper matthew gotti was killed in the line of duty responding to a car fire on i-40. i had the privilege of knowing this young trooper. our families were dear friends. this young man was just 24 years old, but he lived a life of exemplary service to us all. matthew's father said he died doing what he lived to do, serving god and serving others. we honor those who pay the ultimate sacrifice for freedom. we honor this young man for his commitment to our safety. we honor his family for raising a young man who would serve us all in such a way. thank you, madam speaker. thank you, congressman kustoff, i yield back. mr. kustoff: i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the chair recognizes the gentleman from south carolina, mr. norman, for five minutes. mr. norman: thank you, madam speaker. i rise today to

we sent a resolution to the floor last week, mark green put the resolution forward that said send the transcript of mr. cohen's testimony to the department of justice and guess what? the democrats voted it down. now they bring don junior in after he testified for 25 hours? >> bill: senator blum en thal said he has no privilege. prison is the only answer, jail time? >> i would encourage him not to come. you give 25 hours to congress and what else is there to ask in you are bringing me back because something michael cohen said on his way to prison? come on. i think american people see through this. >> bill: senator burr is holding his ground. he had very little comment on this yesterday. thank you for coming back today. a lot to cover. thank you, sir, for being here. 12 minutes past the hour now. >> julie: fox news alert. was a warning ignored? a parent warned colorado school officials about another columbine months before the deadly shooting at a suburban denver high school. the latest, plus this. >> these guys will continue to get away with murder unless people stand up and fight back

. >> sandra: you saw mark green and others are calling on nancy pelosi to take ownership of this andit as well. we are not seeing this across the caucus and again, there are these underlying movements that you are seeing portions of the democratic caucus backing. if you look on what is happening on college campuses and what is it the students justice in palestinian which have clear ties to hamas, this isn't about social justice on campus or middle east, this is taking down our greatest ally in the middle east israel. that's what it underlying policies that nancy pelosi needs to call out and press her caucus on. >> sandra: we'll see where it goes. we'll see if she responds to the comments as well as leadership in the house. appreciate your time this morning. >> bill: 19 past. big massive storm on the move. parts of the south getting more than a foot of rain. check that out. that's houston. we'll tell you where the storm is headed next. also more legal trouble for assange. sweden opened against a new case against the wikileaks founder and what it might mean for bringing him back to the

so little wonder perhaps that so many mps wore green ribbons to mark mental health awareness week.foundation for organising this year's mental health awareness week. having good mental health is vital to us all and that is why we are investing record levels in mental health. we want to ensure that people receive the treatment and care when they need it. ijoin the prime minister in acknowledging mental health awareness week and i want to send my support to all those campaigning all across the country to raise awareness of mental health, and also a message that all of us can do something about it by reaching out and talking to people going through a mental health crisis, and also ensuring there is proper funding for our mental health services. mps' own mental health has been challenged by the fallout from the brexit referendum and the stresses of a hung parliament. in my 22 years here on and off in parliament i can't remember a time as divisive over such a long timescale. chris ruane has taken practical steps to cope better with a politician's life. one of the things i have done is t

. >> the moment that the green check mark appeared, we just erupted. >> my life pretty much hasn't been same since that very moment. >> ocasio-cortez soon regained her composure and delivered a passionate victory speech to her supporters. >> every person out here this evening changed america tonight. we will be here and we are going to rock the world. her win over joe crowley wasn't even close. she pummelled the veteran congressman, taking 57% of the vote. >> aoc! aoc! aoc! >> and just like that, the democratic machine of new york city was turned on its head. >> she beat the person who was third in line behind nancy pelosi in the democratic party. aoc is a king slayier by knocking him down. >> she ran as a young person. she ran as a woman. she ran as a person of color. she ran on generational change, and she ran on ideology. all of those things combined to take out one of the most powerful people in new york. >> alexandria ocasio-cortez suddenly found her name in national headlines. >> it is a whole new world for 28-year-old alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> joining us here onset, alexandria

when we talk about a green new deal question mark when we talk about a green new deal, we are talking about jobs and justice. we are talking about the greatest blue-collar jobs creation program in a generation. repairingking about the historic oppression in vulnerable communities which have borne the world's burdens of our fossil fuel economy. we are talking about justice for the black and latino families who raise different air than white americans have been breathing. the green new deal is about creating an historic ten-year mobilization that will mitigate climate emissions and build climate to resiliency. we need massive renewable energy solar,ent, wind, offshore wind, storage batteries, our energy future will not be found in the dark of a mind but in the light of the sun. we now the answer. we can create high-quality jobs and enforce labor standards, guarantee rights to retirement security and health care and conduct conclusive decision-making. we can engage in job creation, that is good for all of creation. that is what the green new deal is all about. now, the critics have lined

mark. everywhere else you're in the green. making your way to work or school good day for you.eo bridge, there is a wind advisory in effect there. you're going to have plenty of company. so far nothing terrible. no issues to report. eastbound looks good. off to the toll plaza whereas of 5:21 those metering lights are on. now to the base of the maize, as you can see, the east shore freeway is moving along. here's the altamont pass, 37 minutes but back up to the regular running speed to the interchange. this is a new trouble spot that is starting to back things up on 680 as you're heading south. there's a pair of accidents as a result of a pair of hit and runs. there's another car blocking the lane at main. that is slowing things down to 14 miles an hour in the southbound direction. this accident also causing some inches, southbound 88. one lane is blocked. other then that we aren't seeing too many trouble spots. mary? >> that is great to hear, emily. i want to show you this beautiful day. we're starting off the day with gorgeous conditions. the sun is about to rise. looking at t

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a top story the day centers on draymond green and klay thompson boat turn the spot on the all-defensive second team this marksmpson's first career defensive honor and for green, it's his 5th straight year with a spot on the roster, tying him with nate thurmond for most in franchise history well-deserved india countdown to the finals continues game want a week from tomorrow in either milwaukee or toronto's it's the warriors do not have home-court advantage game 2 will be that following sunday then the series comes to oracle for games, 3, 4, but fallen a wednesday and friday as the warriors gear up for the finals, the sharks to willing over another missed opportunity for a stanley cup san jose's the season coming to an end last night in game 6 against the blues st. louis won 3 straight to close out the series. loos back in the stanley cup final for the first time since 1970 and the sharks who went the distance in the first 2 rounds were left a decimated without erik karlsson to watch hurdle and their captain joe pavelski in the season finale we have to also feel for joe thornton the 21 year veteran who may have

until then the top story of the day centers on draymond green and klay thompson both earning a spot on the all-defensive second team. this marksrst career defensive honor and for green. it is his 5th straight year with a spot on the roster, tying him with nate thurmond for most in franchise history. and the countdown to the finals continues game one a week from tomorrow either in milwaukee or toronto. since the warriors do not have home-court advantage game 2 will be that following sunday end of the series comes to oracle for games, 3, 4, which fallen a wednesday and friday looking for to it and the sharks. well it over another a missed opportunity for a stanley cup san jose season coming to an end last night in game 6 against the blues. >>st. louis won 3 straight to close out the series blues back in the stanley cup final for the first time since 1970. the sharks with the distance in the first 2 rounds left a decimated without erik karlsson tomas hertl and their captain joe pavelski what turned out to be the season finale we also have to feel for joe thornton a 21 year veteran who may have played the last game of his career.

marks rutha. with socialist and some center-right parties and even the green. gathered around macron's own centrist group. g groups need us to form a majority, which means that we wilill have a colosossal power in the e.u. parliament, and at the h heart of our group, the leading delegation is ours. pararty,hrough his macron h hopes to weigh heavilyn the choicece of the e.u. president. a real contest this time around with power no longer split along five artisan lines. -- along bipartisan lines. to the french president have already come out conservative,an the candidate favored by angela merkel. capable of action as a european union. the we make the decision, the better it will obviously be for the future, even if the new commission takes office at a later date. alison: differing views on the e.u. commission's next president could be a source of tension between the core political couple. they will meet one-on-one tuesday in brussels. genie: austria's president is set to name a new chancellor totoday until the country holds new elections in the fall. officeforced

any case it was another case last month at that was thrown out of court marked by danny boyle denny bhopal a former mp for the green or your college party he had been accused of sex harassment by eight different women. and it again in in the context of me to and panel simple at his claims of slandnder work from it by the court. so there is a i it would be to e intereststing to see if if at ts case centring on s sometime nowe go t this timee wait on the chal that doctor gentleman headed up is -- also full in that that'll acadia the the whole set channel is going to say it's interesting as well so. i'm not settling but price rising bid to act out to the stadium. okay that's too long gillette. back to the center of a controversy over a new ad featuring a trans gender teenage boy. shaving. note a couple months ago that or not at that that sort of tackles the whole me to issue again and it was sort of calling on men. to raise their game and was a creek criticism of host toxic masculinity and i'm not i won't play because it's only advertising for them but chill at you can see the headlines you're talking about is that th

mark: they're counting on -- i bet the green eye shade types in the bureaucracy are counting on a certaincentage of the population getting health care somewhere else. >> yes, exactly. and it'se interesting, being fm vancouver, one of my friends -- dr. brian day, an orthopedic surgeon -- runs a private clinic called the canby surgery center. the provinces actually run each health care system. the feds provide funding, and then the provincial governments raise taxes. brian has been in a lawsuit being sued by the b.c. government in the b.c. supreme court for three years because the government says what he is doing is illegal. fohe's treating 60,000 patientsa year, and some of them are even politicians who don't want any private coverage, but they're using the system when they think -- his program when they think something is serious. so here he is, they're trying to starve him of funding to support this a case. but, you know, if he treats 60,000 people and they're paying for it, the b.c. medical plan will payay part, but it's taking pressure off the government system where people are having

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she'll find that moeb has been more consistent about taking on the environment and a green revolution against the far left, markthers have chose ton could you to you instead of stand up to it. is biden proving right or making a mistake. >> first of all let me say democrat welcome to the party of dysfunction. where we see the dirty laundry being aired out in public as we have seen the republican party under the trump administration day in and tai out but this is what has been brewing really under -- underneath everything and hasn't really come out cigarette. but now we have a young congresswoman blast the on the scene calling into question joe biden's credentials and having people back her in in -- it's going to be problematic for joe biden but not only problematic for joe biden but problematic for anybody nas cross with the left. i think we'll see the left go after the moderates. >> as they kablize themselves, i guess on some level april. trump weighed in on as many as he could here he is today. >>> i got butt iging. beto was made por to fall like a rock. bernie. bern yes is crazy. but he has a lot more energy

green party and change u.k. all want to reverse that and the 2nd referendum mark almond director of britain's crisis research institute oxford says the country faces uncertainty and chaos. it's going to be a difficult task because the house of commons is still strongly against leaving the e.u. except on terms which involve remaining in a customs union almost certainly so that there's going to be a disconnect between the tory party members and supporters and presumably the people who defected to the briggs's party who are mainly conservatives who want a serious break with your up and the members of parliament and so unless you change the arithmetic in the house of commons whoever succeeds mrs may if they want to leave the e.u. was going to face huge problems in the same sort can they force a new general election what will be the result of that we don't know but there's going to be a great deal of uncertainty and as i say there's this looming deadline of the 31st of all which is the end of the extension of britain's membership and the british politicians seem to forgotten that in the modern world divorce can be initiate

or a tie easing security spending and giving a green light to fracking in colombia for the very first time. thursday so russia marked the seventy fourth on the first we have not seen germany surrender the end of the second world war on the eastern front now in the run up to victory day we brought you the story of the ninety four year old event of the who joined the resistance straight after leaving school becoming a front line scarred her husband died some years ago and she has no remaining relatives on the us people to center letters and postcards to mark victory day the response it appears was overwhelming. to. step forward through a bid to be. the rumor that he would see it that he. needs a c.b.s. regime to. be use it is to be sure that he would and these if you believe even. paris peevish fans believe that bush's years in the air for the fiscal issues are doing one of the lucky few people if they really didn't want. to cheat you could do for more than. see. all. the good work there. are. still there we. certainly. heard that. was. actually our to international stay with us nor for all the movers and shakers in t

poorest families both mark and mark's marriages are said to have been arranged with the help of a pastor from this church. as a christian activist and journalist he says greens pay up to $5000.00 for the service and the biggest share ends up in the chinese dealers pockets. the pakistani dealer gets around 200000 rupees and the family about 300000. it's big business and in china openly advertised this graffiti promotes matchmaking service is namak screams the lids. when we go in my opinion this is human trafficking and the chinese government is responsible for this if their citizens are doing these things. pakistan recently arrested at least 8 chinese nationals suspected of trafficking women and more arrests are expected. china says it has 0 tolerance for the practice but punjab human rights minister says beijing is enabling marriage broca's by issuing visas and documents to pakistani brides without asking questions. and we can speak to a correspondent how do enjoy enjoy he's standing by in islamabad in pakistan how do and thank you for joining us now we're safe the surge of pakistani brides and being married to men in china in our report we saw the cases of

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the green vote was up to two, they beat the conservatives into fourth place. ukip were wiped out, and change uk fail to make their markhead, by almost 40% stopping the party will take three of the six seats there. in wales, the brexit party topped the poll, plaid cymru came second. labour, a party who've dominated welsh politics for a century, finished third. northern ireland camps today. it was a big night for parties who've taken a firm stand on brexit and a bad night for the others. but voters remain split between parties who backed leaving the eu as soon as possible and those who want another referendum. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: in the european parliamentary elections the brexit party has won most seats in the uk, but there were also gains for smaller parties opposing brexit. across europe, the main centre—left and centre—right blocs have lost ground to smaller groupings. far—right parties topped the polls in france and italy. we will now look at how all of this is being reflected in the newspapers across europe, at least certain parts, the ones we can get here in brussels at this

the insurance company tkpwegives a green light for surgery, but the person gets stuck with a five-figure bill. >>> happening at 4:51, an emotional remembrance to mark one month since the easter sunday bombings. attacks by islamic militants killed more than 250 people. mourners join victims's relatives as church bells rang. much more news ahead. stick around. >>> good morning to you. coming and going. taking a live look at sfo this morning. no known tkphraeus so far. we can check into that so far 6789 but rain across the bay area once again the full forecast coming up in moments. 4:54 right now. >>> nbc bay area responds to a san jose family saddled with a huge medical bill. >> the problem insurance wasn't paying as promised. they asked chris chmura and team to find a cure. >> good morning. when mavis and james shirley were told their son needed surgery that would cost $30,000, they got their ducks in a row with their insurance company. >> we did obtain a preapproval letter from aetna prior to the surgery. so we were expecting aetna to pay us their portion. >> after the approved surgery, they only paid $3,600 of the $30,000 surgery. they fought with