. >> charles olson: over $150,000. >> stahl: charles olson, a marine; carson sprott-- air force; andrsch, and brandon jones. they say the rules laid out in the law seemed clear-- they had to be employed in a public service job and repay typically small increments of their loans till they reached 120 payments. and whatever remained of their debt at that point would vanish: no matter how much. how many of you, in your own mind, think that you have paid up the 120 months and that you deserve to be forgiven? all of you. but all of them were told they're mistaken. they were off by years. were any of you derelict in making your payments? >> all: never. no. no. never. >> sprott: as military members, if we fail to pay our debts, we're subject to discipline under the uniform code of >> jones: and our ri clearances are on the line. so, all this-- >> stahl: if you don't pay, you lose your security clearance? >> jones: you can. if you default on your loan, you can lose your security clearance. >> stahl: they all say they were walked through a bureaucratic maze that tripped them up. >> sprott: no

why toni said those things was almost beside the point for olson, anyway, but not for toni's parents,they found out. >> no one that knows toni would have ever seen this coming. it just isn't possible. >> their daughter hadn't even been a suspect, not even a person of interest. now she confessed herself into a murder that could send her to death row. >> my immediate thought was that she's been coerced into saying this. >> somebody made her do it. >> yes. >> yeah. >> what person popped into your head? >> kody's dad. >> kody's father, kip patten, the man who delivered toni to a meeting with kody's lawyers, denied a request to appear on the program, but he insisted toni told him what happened and it was her idea to meet with kody's attorneys. he just drove her there because toni's parents were out of town. >> do you think sometimes that she thought i can't do this with my parents present. i have to wait until they're gone before i can go and confess to this terrible thing? >> i don't know. possibly so, but we've always been very, very open. >> or possibly a misguided attempt to save kody?

tim allen, the fellow that was in rudy charles, chuck olson. so, having committed a terrible crime should not condemn you forever. john, thank you for this chance. i am a big fan of your show. i watch it often to you i appreciate this chance to talk with you and share thoughts on this important issue. host: pat nolan is the director emeritus at the american servant of union foundation nolan center for justice. it is conservativejustice reform.org. before we go we are saying goodbye today to our longtime producer on this program, jan ross. -- jen russ. in her goodbye imo she wrote "when i started at the washington journal as an intern, i knew i had found my place." you certainly did over 17 years. we will miss you. best of luck in your next adventure. we will see you down the road that will do it for our program today. we will be back here tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern 4:00 p.m. pacific. have a great saturday. ♪ ♪ >> keith richburg has been the printer knows his entire life. originally from detroit, michigan, worked for the washington po

his life >> olson told the jury that he was a protective family man.cing visitors to his house. >> after this friday i said they were afraid, and i think that sets the tone for his state of. mine two sweet little girls. he wanted to show the jury the sweet little girls you wanted to protect. >> fair enough. >> some of the jury wept. as 12 year old dara repeated the story she told, us about the night the man came to their property. >> i remember asking my dad and mom when are you going to do if they come back. and what would happen. if someone got hurt. >> what did they say? >> they said that everything is going to be okay. and that my dad is here to protect us. he can protect us. >> then, carrie, chad's devoted wife took the stand. determined to protect her husband. and she believed he protected her that night. >> what was the effect of this is cnn daniel and your husband? >> it scared us. tremendously. >> and that's the reason chad chase those men said carry, he was no monster. >> what was his manner of emotional state? >> distraught. >> did you ever

he attorney general now has 30 days to decide if gibe olson arrow should face charges, including crimes against humanity. the leader of a christian political party called the lebanese forces as refused to testify on the recent violence in the capital bed route. some here, georgia was due to appear at the defense ministry, but said he won't until the lead of hezbollah hassan masala is also summoned. the southern region of madagascar experiencing its worst drought in 40 years, pushing more than a 1000000 people to the brink of famine. this is, according to an amnesty international report which says 4 consecutive draughts of wiped out harvests and claimed lives. and in iraq, at least 11 people been killed by i full attack as indiana province. they used hand grenades and machine guns during the assault on the village of al, how asha north of baghdad. democracy maybe is next on al jazeera and after that miss nausea is here with you. news l. lead us from the world's biggest economists will convene in rome this month to discuss the deteriorating economic situation in afghanistan. but all ice w

really the lone story of the weekend, matt olson going for 40 homers that is number 39. a's would lead by as many as 6 runs, astros cut it to 2 with the tying run at 2nd but lou gets jake meyers on the grounder to end it. oakland hangs on to win 8-6. >>> to high school football. day laselle playing saint francis. up, michael van buron. nice ball. panthers won the game 42-28. >>> giants and padres tomorrow. it is a 1:05 first pitch against the san diego padres. the giants can lock it up with a victory. who else kevin gozman on the mound. seems like fate. >> a great day. >>> still at 11:00, a creative sea >>> all kids play with their food. tonight we are finding out the same can be said for sea otters. >> this is kit. a rescued sea otter. the aquarium jokes she created the shrimp game. the rules are simple. without looking, an otter must hide their shrimp in a hard to reach place. but they have to watch out for sneaky opponents. humans are eating up this video. it has been viewed thousands of times. stick me in a tank i am going to find a way to have fun. >> where did it g

greg olson and defensive coordinator.us bradley said that he was ready to go despite all the drama this we're going to rally around besides you. >> we're going to keep going like i said, we feel real strong about one the town on the team and where we're at certain were 3, 2, things can get better. but we still see the arrow going up and we've gotten leadership. we've got a job to do and we're excited about the next opportunity. so you kind of battle that first emotion then you move on and some goods about to happen. let's go see and you get great energy from our players. >> let's go out to the bay. literally the warriors were out on the bay today. a bunch of them in the boat. you can see klay thompson right there. a couple other players were wearing giants. hasson this rooting for fellow bay area. team. you love to see the support. it's great to see the dubs getting and some team bonding. i guess you can say the golden state's first game is this tuesday. so this cut is coming up. their first game. is this tuesday, their f

top six, matt olson. career-high number 39th the a's beat the astros. be without georofficially listed as questionable. limited in practice today less than 40 at hours away from a game with the rival seahawks. sure sounds like he wants to play. >> i'm going to do whatever i can to be on the field sunday. if the body says i can go, i will be out there. >> abc 7 who doesn't like more? and i mean, like, a lot more. well, with xfinity you get more for your money. because with xfinity internet you get a free flex 4k streaming box and peacock premium included, with access to tons of free movies and shows. more bang for your buck. can your internet do that? like your outfit, girl. why thank you! ok, now it's a party! get started with xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months and add a flex 4k streaming box for free. click, call, or visit a store today. larry: let's get that weekend started. thanks for watching. right now on jimmy kimmel, ringo starr. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- ringo starr -- simone biles -- and music

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olson over arises his 39th home run of the season.it 4 to 1 olsen has 111 rbs the a survival late rally by the astros to win at 8262 more games until their season ends on sunday. all right, it is time for our high school football game of the week as we take you out to danville. the undefeated monta vista mustangs, coached by former cal and super bowl winning running back c. j. anderson hosting the livermore cowboys, this one was all mountain vista, dylan devitt to max, or reach a dera. 22 yard touchdown mustangs up 27 nothing at the half more monarchist in the third, devitt dumps it off to rocco schramm. and look at him go! he rumbles in 27 yards for the touchdown 48 to 7. mono vista wins it all right, we'll take you out with this. our staff scours the internet in search of something a little different. check this out. blair conklin. he went to cal, once upon a time, shredding it on a little wave that looks like a river feed into the ocean as he sprays his compadre over on the beach, and that's all we got for tonight, folks. like five

top six, matt olson. career-high number 39th the a's beat the astros. how about some football?e without george kittle. officially listed as questionable. limited in practice today less than 40 at hours away from a game with the rival seahawks. sure sounds like he wants to play. >> i'm going to do whatever i can to be on the field sunday. if the body says i can go, i will be out there. >> abc 7 larry: let's get that weekend started. thanks for watching. right now on jimmy kimmel, ringo starr. ♪ >> hey, bay area, it's time to share some amazing stories and feel good. we could all use some inspiration right now, and you've come to the right place. this show is all about good food, good people, and good living. ♪ on today's show, a mom and son are overcoming obstacles together; a new discovery in golden gate park; a local teen takes on new york fashion week; huzzah, travel back in time. but, first, flying high on the bay. ♪ >> this experience is kind of like surfing meets motorcycle riding...and then there's the flying component. [ chuckles ] ♪ you're thinking about your balance, y

matt olson and his team making about 20 stops in the east bay from san ramon martinez.er were spread out further east near brentwood here doing a pass to betancourt's basin in san ramon the crew yeezy shovels to clear clogged inlets from trash blowing in from west allen moved brought a lot of this stuff, a lot of the debris that's been sitting all summer all year. and since we got. >> really light rains last year. it's kind of doubled up. so we have a lot of stuff coming from the upstream side. >> crews spending about a half hour at each location one of about 25 tasks. the flight control teams routinely throughout the year. >> in contra, costa county phillippi of all kron. 4 news. >> and for for the latest forecast in your neighborhood. anytime you can scan this qr code to be taken right to a special section where you will find things like live radar forecasts and current conditions. the crowd for mobile app and kron 4 dot com. great resources. always. but especially during the storms. now to a big story tonight out of florida after more than a month of searching the fb

you, the olson is full with it. we don't. mothers, rejected by their own communities. could you think the people are going to welcome them after that? of course, mom and you documentary his, that chilling and traumatic stories for the children throw stones at me. iraq's last generation coming soon on al jazeera, compelling journalism. we keeping our distance because it's actually quite dangerous. ambulances continue to arrive at the scene of the explosion. inspire program making. i still don't feel like i actually know enough about living under fascism was light. how much money did you make for your rural and deliverance? i made that al jazeera english proud recipient of the new york festivals broadcaster of the year reward for the 5th year running. lou. ah, welcome back. he is a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera, the u. s. and french presidents have met in person for the 1st time since there are countries most the serious diplomatic dispute in years. joe biden said a recent security agreement with australia and the u. k. that cos france some major contract, co

until the news and present brazilian senate committee has recommended president gibe olson aro, faced criminal proceedings for the way he handled the pandemic. it calls on prosecutors to put bolton are on trial for charges ranging up to crimes against humanity, dodge centers, to say many of the countries, $600000.00 karone of ours deaths could have been avoided. the committee also wants the president to be banned from social media for falsely linking covered 19 vaccines to h. i. v. monica eudoxia of his mother development ross from neighboring argentina. this damning report was approved. ah, ah, and they will be sending it now to the attorney general, and the attorney general, who was appointed by president abel sonata and may be biased towards him, has 30 days to give a response. he has to say whether he accepts the charges or not. there 9 charges in total, the most serious of them is on the present being accused of crimes against humanity . now this specific charge of crimes against humanity, the senators will also take to the international court in the hague. so they are also, if i

it's the 1st time in more than a decade than a non european or american has won the prize. anders olson, chairman of the nobel committee for legit called under as a gun at one of the world's most prominent a post colonial writers. seems publication of his novel paradise. in 1994, he has been widely recognised as one of the world's most prominent post colonial writers. in his 10 novels he has consistently and with great compassion penetrated the effects of colonialism in east africa and its effects. on the lives of uprooted and migrating individuals, while it's being tra corresponding poor, reese and now he's in stock on for us poor. do you get the sense this is a bit of a statement on the part of the nobel committee here. yes, quite possibly. the stars here, although they are very careful to say that the prizes are judged on literary merits . and i'm sure that is the case with abdul ross. acts goodness prize as well, but maybe they've had their outlook broadened a little bit. there was a m, a me to scandal in, in 2018 that led to them saying that they would make that criteria and farrah

government's handling of the pandemic recommends bringing criminal charges against the president, jeff olson. our i had more demonstrations on arrests and saddam, while the cooney does, says the military ousted the interim government to avoid a civil war. and going up and smoke the un warned countries away behind their emissions targets just days before the comp 26 pond. ah, welcome to the program. al jazeera has spoken exclusively to haiti's most powerful gang leda om groups, now rum, large parts of the country. and i feel the power vacuum left by the assassination of the president giovanna maurice in july. rob reynolds has more from the capital portraits. i have to sit there. his name is jimmy shell, say we're commonly known by his childhood nickname, barbecue once a haitian police officer. he is now the leader of a powerful confederation of gangs called g 9, which controls much of court. a prince in its suburbs, with an automatic rifle strapped to his chest, shall say, took us through the garbage strewn alley ways of la celine, a sprawling slum. he urged us to show the world the desperate

also, brazilian senate has recommend criminal charges against president jive olson, arrow for his handling of the corona virus pandemic, and more than a 1000000 people on the brink of famine as madagascar experiences with straus in decades. ah. so al jazeera, spoken exclusively to one of haiti's, most powerful gang leaders, armed groups like the one run by jimmy shalysea control, large parts of the country violently enforcing their authority. and they are also causing a severe fuel shortage. so as you told rob reynolds what it will take to end the blockade, i'd have to fit your what his name is, jimmy shell say we're commonly known by his childhood nickname or barbecue once a haitian police officer. he is now the leader of a powerful confederation of gangs called g 9, which controls much of puerto prince in its suburbs. with an automatic rifle strapped to his chest shells a took us through the garbage strewn alley ways of la celine, a sprawling slum. he urged us to show the world the desperate poverty in which millions of haitians live out their lives without basic sanitation, healthcare e

matt olson, this career-high 39th homer. the a's hold on.d be without george kittle on sunday. he has been nursing a calf injury. he is officially listed as questionable. number 85 is going to do all you can to get on that field against seattle. >> i'm going to do whatever i can to be on the field on sunday. if the body says i can go, then i will be out there. >> that's it for morning sports. have a great weekend everybody. liz: let's get a check of the weather. frances: a little bit of rain, but for today and tomorrow it's going to be hot and hazy. the satellite radar image, we've got mainly clear conditions across the bay. not seeing much of that fog except at the beaches. it's beautiful. it look at the flag. not moving at all. wind is very calm. san jose, 59. stockton, 48. here's another pretty shot looking at the bay. you can see the sunrise about to happen. some cool spots in the north bay. look for low 50's in fairfield and napa. livermore, 55 degrees. i just lost the shot. you can see a little bit of the old and gate bridge. it's goin

thatuematt olson, his career-hih homework. the a's hold on.ers could be -- could be without george kittle on sunday. he has been nursing and injury. he is officially listed as questionable. he was limited in practice. you knowyou know to do all he can to get on that field against seattle. >> i mean, i'm going to do everything i can to be on the field on sunday. >> that's a wrap on morning sports. liz:s pretty great to have a good weekend. frances: plenty of sunshine, but it might be a little too hot for inlanderare some coastal clouds that have spilled in to parts of the bay. looking at the golden gate bridge. it is a very thin marine layer. we will see temperatures climb this afternoon. 56 degrees san francisco. plenty of sunshine already. we have seen quite a bit of fog at some of the beaches. from the east bay, you can see how calm the weather is. temperatures are going to warm up. santa rosa 50 degrees. fairfield at 55. we are checking out that fog and marine layer, but you can see parts of the all the gate bridge. it's going to be hazy an

matt olson going for 40 homers. the astros cut it to two with a tying run at second.s jake meyer's on the ground or to end it. oakland hangs on to win, 8-6. in high school football, and nationally televised game. in the second quarter st. francis is up, 28-14. van buren launches 53 yards to baker. the panthers won 42-28. they dropped to 3-2 for the season. the san francisco giants and padres today. kevin is on the hill. if the giants win, the nl west and stairs. if not, it will be the dodgers and the brewers with corbin burnes taking the hill in that game. >>> coming up, the city reversing course on a vaccine mandate. the mayor explains. >>> a postal slow down >>> live from the cbs bay studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> welcome back. thank you so much for joining us. let's start this half hour with a quick check of our weather. >>> mid-90s for inland valleys today. it will be another hot one for our east bay valleys. it will be warm in the bay with 80 for san francisco. mid 80s in oakland. everybody gets a relatively warm day. we start out relatively cool in the upper 4

streak as they prep for the broncos who also have lost 2 in a row raiders offensive coordinator, greg olsonadley said the team is ready to go despite all the drama this week. >> gun rally around reese. besides you we're going to keep going like i said, we feel real strong about one the town on the team and where we're at certain were 3, 2, things can get better. but we still see the arrow going up and we've gotten leadership. we've got a job to do and we're excited about the next opportunity. so you kind of battle that first emotion then you move on and some goods about happen. let's go see you get great energy from our players. >> thursday night football bucks eagles tom brady. the san mateo to antonio brown guys in the end zone. 21 7. but jalen hurts had a couple of rushing touchdowns to bring the eagles to within 28 to 22. but tampa tom and company ran off the last 6 minutes and 54 seconds of this game. the eagles never got the ball back final score. 2822. already. the dubs were on the bay today. literally. >> the team was out on a boat. they went under the golden gate bridge. as you can

. >> let's not forget matt olson in the security team. great team, great event. it was great because i didn't have to do very much. thank you for doing this, and have a good weekend. >> thank you, everybody. >> back live now at the military reporters and editors association conference where we will hear from the u.s. head of special army command general richard clarke. gen. clarke: this afternoon, i will dress those areas where i think we are today, where we are headed, and i will and on where we are modernizing -- i will end on where we are modernizing. if you overlook stories, which i hold merit future attention, and answer your questions. where we are today, it is a milestone year, two decades. saw integrated, capable, incredible, more than ever before. i've had two decades since 9/11. most of all, we are battle tested and they've been trusted teams throughout our force, with our allies, partners, and joint force. they continue to hone those capabilities. two key aspects i want to focus on, one is with our deep integration with interagency partners and second,

joining us to discuss is henry olson, republican and a columnist for "the washington post."essaging for his campaign -- taxes, crime, and education, parents and teachers. tell us how. >> well, on taxes he's abandoned the cut the top rate mantra of the republicans and instead focusing on cutting taxes for the working class and the poor by eliminating the sales tax on groceries and by doubling the standard deduction. that appeals to independents. he's focusing on cutting crime and talking about defunding the police, which is something that unites independents and republicans. and with respect to education, he's defending parents' rights, again, something that unites republicans and independents. and in the context, they're finding him persuasive. >> he's capitalized on the education moment as well. you wrote about his tone. while he is aligned with conservative principles he's not in your words a firebrand like trump, and that is a change that we're seeing. >> oh, that's a huge difference. he's much more reaganesque in his tone. he's gone standing for and communicating clear p

but yeah, the first baseman, matt olson. well, the best players on the team is said to be on the trading block. the a's don't keep their best players. that's really the biggest yeah, but what about stump or is he sticking they the owner fisher hasn't opened up the pocketbook and all indications are. he won't until there is clarity surrounding where they're going to begin, where they will play for years to come. >> really want to hear what melvin has to say. never. he decides to talk about it. he's going to say he loves oakland. he loves his years there and it was time for time for a new challenge. but it is sad for a's fans. he was beloved to. yeah, yeah. all right. grant, thank you. you bet. coming up here during kron 4 news, 8 o'clock, one bay area lawmaker is now proposing banning live ammunition and real guns from movie sets. >> following that accidental deadly shooting on alec baldwin's movie a flight to the golden state diverted. why the pilot was forced to find another levels. spiked. >> and what a gorgeous day around

. >> let's not forget matt olson in the security team. great team, great event. it was great because i didn't have to do very much. thank you for doing this, and have a good weekend. >> thank you, everybody. >> back live now at the military reporters and editors association conference where we will hear from the u.s. head of special army command general richard clarke. gen. clarke: this afternoon, i will dress those areas where i think we are today, where we are headed, and i will and on where we are modernizing -- i will end on where we are modernizing. if you overlook stories, which i hold merit future attention, and answer your questions. where we are

. >> let's not forget matt olson in the security team. great team, great event. it was great because i didn't have to do very much. thank

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matt olson says this area has been prone to flooding in the past and requires immediate attention onlyght a lot of the stuff, a lot of the debris that's been sitting all summer all year. and since we got. >> really light rains last year. it's kind of doubled up. so we have a lot of stuff coming from the upstream side crews spending about a half hour at each location. one of about 25 tasks. the flight control teams routinely perform throughout the year. hopefully we do get a good wet winter. and and we're ready for public works says removing tall grass and the creeks to allow the free flow of water is next on the list. >> in contra, costa county, all kron 4 news. >> and stay with us here on kron 4 for the latest weather in your neighborhood. you can scan this qr code on your screen right now to be taken to a special section on our website. kron 4 dot com. and that's where you can find things like the live radar forecast and also current conditions. and there are some concerns about how this upcoming rain is going to do impacts on the north bay fire zones and the scars that are there. fl

tim allen, the fellow that was in rudy charles, chuck olson.ing committed a terrible crime should not condemn you forever. john, thank you for this chance. i am a big fan of your show. i watch it often to you i appreciate this chance to talk with you and share thoughts on this important issue. host: pat nolan is the director emeritus at the american servant of union foundation nolan center for justice. it is conservativejustice reform.org. before we go we are saying goodbye today to our longtime producer on this program, jan ross. -- jen russ. in her goodbye imo she wrote "when i started at the washington journal as an intern, i knew i had found my place." you certainly did over 17 years. we will miss you. best of luck in your next adventure. we will see you down the road that will do it for our program today. we will be back here tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern 4:00 p.m. pacific. have a great saturday. ♪ c-span is your unfiltered view of government funded by d's hellos and companies and more including charter communication. >> charter ha

my associate editors will yateman, walter olson and ilya, and the associates who helped with the fact finding and checking. that would be valerie reader, christian townsend and legal interns natalie brooks. and last but not least, the editor with attention to detail, i would like to thank linda kiano, it is not in their job description initially. and of course the authors, i don't know if there is a general award you can give to supreme court review, groups of authors who all go under their word limits. all of you get that reward this year. so this is another edition of the supreme court cato review. you have to wear your mask at all times even while asking a question. bathrooms are up the spiral staircase and down the spiral staircase. there is also one next to the elevator but it's only a single bathroom, so i wouldn't advise queueing up for that one. lunch will be served at noon and a reception. this will be on scotus so you can ask questions on twitter and the session will be after the lecture. i'd like to introduce just in time professor douglas adcock. the speakers are in your p

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my associate editor, who you'll see later, thome berry, ilya, walter olson, and our legal associates who helped us, a whirlwind endeavor when you try to publish a law journal in five weeks. and last but definitely not least, sam spiegelman who will be representing the audience questions all day, who is an excellent editor and attention to detail. i would like to thank linda, keanu, the conference staff who have been trying to do something. this year it's not in their job description originally including remote events and tasking for doing the technical and of course the authors, i don't know if there's a general award you can give to supreme court review groups of authors who all go under their word limits, definitely last year did not get that reward but all of you get that award this year. this is another edition of the supreme court review. due to d.c. restrictions you have to wear your mask at all times even when you ask a question. bathrooms are up the spiral staircase and down a spiral staircase. lunch will be served in the yeager conference center at noon. as ilya mentioned, i

master chief olson said he really enjoyed your visit. he got a lot out of that and the crew really appreciated your attention to them. and then the mobile bay same thing. i was kind of on your heels a little bit for that trip and they loved it. that station is amazing, old life saving station. they've kept it together with bailing wire and bubble gum and done a great job and continue to do great operations out of there and are grateful for your support and are getting some funding to update that station. the dod funds at 95% of actual costs for military housing area and is the one that can really move the needle where there is a lot of dod they, if they're not collecting data where you are it won't work for you. we're doing a really fine look at the military housing area and our policy of how we draw our military housing areas and then where we can, if there is a neighborhood that is potentially not where we would want our folks to live that we can exclude we're looking at exclusion zones. keefrnd, you know, of all the bad things of covi

and documents the factual assertions made in fisa applications and i discuss this issue with matt olson before the committee for his confirmation. what steps is the doj making to make changes to the fisa recommendations? >> i completely agree this should not be a partisan issue. fisa is extraordinarily important tool for our ability to protect the country against foreign enemies and on the other hand a tool that has to be dealt with the most extreme care because we have to protect the american citizens from unwarranted surveillance, nonjudicial surveillance. i take the inspector general's report extraordinarily seriously. the one refers back to events from 2020 and 2019, regardless we take this very seriously and the f.b.i. director does, as well. the national security division of the department reviews what the f.b.i. is doing with respect to fisas routinely, audits and analyzes them to be sure they are following the correct rules. and we intend to continue that kind of intensive review to ensure that internal regulations and requirements are maintained. >> thank you. >> thank you, att

i want to bring steve olson into the conversation because steve thinks apple should be part of the facebookspeech, acting like a monopoly like so many tech companies. something slightly extreme and unintelligent about the way everyone is piling on facebook, all these problems will go away. when it relates to young people, what is driving the screen addiction is not just the apps but the fact that you can use them anywhere. you can't walk down the street carrying a television or laptop, the fact that you have these phones in your pocket and can access these apps 24/7 that is the real issue. i don't think kids should have unsupervised access to the internet at all the loan social media and if we are going to do something real about the problem don't just focus on facebook but on the underlying issue which is screen addiction and that means doing something about smart phones. stuart: i got a notification from my iphone saying you average 8 and a half hours a day. am i addicted to the screen? when i'm not on the screen i'm a watching television or my ipad. mi at it, steve? >> you need to get he

and i discussed this issue with matt olson when he was before the committee for his confirmation. what steps is the doj taking to make substantive changes to the fisa process and comport with the recommendations? >> i completely agree that this should not be a partisan issue. fisa on the one hand is extraordinarily important tool for our ability to protect the country against foreign enemies. and on the other hand, it's a tool that has to be dealt with with the most extreme care because we have to protect american citizens from unwarranted surveillance. nontraditional surveillance. i take the inspector general's report extraordinarily seriously. i think the one you're referring to talks about events in 2019. regardless, we take this very seriously, and the fbi director does as well. the national security division of the department reviews what the fbi is doing with respect to fisas routinely. the office analyzes them to be sure they are following the correct rules. and we intend to continue that kind of intensive review to insure that internal regulations and the requirements are

the senate vote on confirmation of the williams olson and schrader nomination in the order listed, thaton disposition of the schrader nomination the senate resume consideration of the dellinger nomination postcloture and that at 2:30 the senate vote on confirmation of the dell ger and prelogar nomination provider to a vote on the robinson and haytens nomination in the order listed below. if cloture is invoked on nomination during thursday's session postcloture time expire immediately and the senate voted on confirmations of the nominations at a time to be decided by the majority leader in consultation with the republican leader. if nominations are confirmed during thursday's session, the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table, the president be immediately notified of the senate's action. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. brown: for the information of senators, there will be three roll call votes starting at 11:00 a.m., four roll call votes at 2:30. and, mr. president, if there is no business to come before the senate, i ask that it stand adjourned u