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with the -- that these would be a great fit for the treasure island service, and that leads us so some impwill -- to some implementation acts and costs. we're very high on the electric boats. they're lighter and smaller, and then, they can charge in a rapid way as opposed to larger boats, and to find some of those pilot projects that i mentioned for our board to kind of explore possibilities with new markets. so those are our next steps, and i can take any questions. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> david, is that it? is there any public comment on this item in commissioner? commissioners, any questions? david? >> no questions. >> i think it's important just starting out. with the infrastructure in this city and the crowding, these smaller vessel, along with water taxis -- we have about eight to ten million people a year that use ferries and water taxis, and we need to take as many people on the roads as we can because it creates chaos on the embarcadero and around the city. i think we've got the third worst crowding in the world as far as infrastructure behind russia and l.a. and new york.

golf course doesn't imp prove relations unless he only cares about the profits he makes from it. >> now let me ask you why you want taget the interpreter and what you're looking for between the president and putin. why do you want it? >> well, there's a reason why he didn't want the public to know what he said, a reason he destroyed the notes. and everybody suspects there's a relationship unholy between trump and putin. and they talked about sanctions being lifted, if they talked about -- they could have talked about old times and said we talked about this earlier and you said you were going to have the sanctions lifted. they might have gone into history and they might have gone into sanction, article 5, maybe saying we wouldn't support if you went further in ukrain. we don't know what they said. but whatever he tds, he didn't want people to know it. and then he said he believed putin. eve everybody knows -- he knows it, but he's the only person that doesn't admit it. >> because with the president it's about personal advantage and it's bad for him because it somehow delegitimized his wi

we were discussing how extense imp his communica ive his communication has been. >> about 1500 pagesequest. i will make that available to house judiciary committee. i sat down with the sdny prosecutors. they were about the most comp tent attorneys i met. for a time period of three separate meetings of about 20 hours in total. >> 20 hours. 1500 pages of material. that's a key piece of information from a witness in the probe. that was his first time since he spoke to them. davidson is a key figure because he negotiated both of those ndas. we just don't know who else is talking. we know michael cohen after being indicted there was cooperating. he told congress his last interaction with trump is under investigation by the very same sdny. i asked mr. davidson about that. >> do you get the impression that thest hand. it's clear that there's -- they're alleging a conunnamed co-conspirators. >> i'm joined by maya wie wlley is a civil prosecutor in the sdny. mr. davidson does not come to the table unblemished or with 100 kr 100% credibility. what did you think of what he revealed? >> i though

with a house now controlled by democrats there is impe tus to get these things done early. far in advance of the deadlines as possible, members of congress don't want to be here in august fighting about this and they certainly don't want to be in a shut down mode over an issue like the border wall as we get into the fall and the campaign season. so i expect a doubled down effort, not leans too heavily on that presidential budget. >> peter baker, always good to see all of you, thank you for that. up next, could president trump's comments behind closed doors intended to be leakproof an indication of the rhetoric that we will hear from him on the 2020 trail. >>> and the black boxes from the ethiopian plane crash have been found. the crash killed all 157 people on board. you're watching msnbc. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. nice. but, uh... what's up with your... partner? oh. well, we just spend all day telling everyone how we customize car insurance, because no two people are alike, so... limu gets a little confused when he see

it starts in the house which draws up the articles of impe h impeachme impeachment. it's a document detailing the alleged crimes. only the house can bring charges against a president. any individual member of congress can start that process. next, the house votes. a simple majority is all that's needed to improve the impeachment and democrats have the majority. once the house improves the articles of impeachment, the whole thing goes to the senate that holds a trial. two 30s or 67 members need to vote to impeach. where things stand now, 20 republicans would have to vote to impeach if all democrats did. if that happened, the president would likely be removed from office and the vice president would take his place. we have never gotten to this. the senate acquitted andrew johnson and bill clinton and richard nixon resigned. one person said impeachment is a test and said shall america just stop fighting for principles and do what is politically convenient? tom steyer is from next jen america. you found yourself in the news a lot. you don't think nancy pelosi's take is c

to your impe we also receive a predetermined amount of money from most nations.think the cost plus as it's called has come about because our president happens to be a real estate guy and he has dealt in cost plus transactions chf very many advantages, but also a whole realm of disadvantages that many people don't talk. >> a report this is making the south koreans nervous as they just renewed a contract and offered their payment, looking forward down the line. let me ask you here. what then if the countries don't pay? what i don't see is the end of this plan. is it that, okay, we are pulling our troops out, we are closing the bases some what do you see as the end game of this plan if they say no? >> that is what has been advertised. if they say no, we will pull out. i received a note yesterday from a german colleague that i knew when i was commanding in europe and he said, you know, we always have looked as our american friends as allies and friends. we have never seen them as mercenaries and this particular plan is couching you in terms of a mercenary. we are pay

knew he was lying and so he may have been compromised in a way that has important national security impblications and co lead to a impeachment removal from office. >> what's different than two or three hours ago? >> we know mueller's investigation is over. we don't know that the investigation is over. the house will continue to investigate things like deutsche bank. and i think that the biggest lingering question now is trump compromised by the russians? because there's nothing else that logically explains his behavior and his deference towards vladimir putin. schiff has said that's one of the biggest things he wants to investigate. and i think we're losing sight of the fact that trump submitted written answers to mueller. were there any inconsistencies that mueller wanted to charge him with but couldn't because he's a sitting president? you would expect it to. there's so much out there we don't know. i think the biggest question is what explains the president's behavior throughout course of the campaign? is he compromised by the fact he was doing trump tower moscow? i think just becaus

the individual district of attorneys offices obligation or responsibilities on whether to seek the impe death penalty. >> neighborhood video security shows arevalo-carranza shedding clothing near the house. police said bloody shoeprints at the murder scene matched the tread of boots arevalo-carranza was wear when he was arrested on monday. court papers said he was in possession of ms. larson's cell phone and tablet. if convicted, arevalo-carranza's undocumented status and efforts by i.c.e. to detain him for possible deportation could be moot. >> he's going to spend the rest of his life in prison so that he can never hurt anyone again. >> reporter: arevalo-carranza is being held without jail. the family of bambi larson is not making any comment at this time. in san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. >>> new details about the fatal shooting involves sheriff's deputies in the parking lot of a san leandro thrift store yesterday. the alameda county sheriff's office says deputies responded to the thrift town off east 14th street on a report of shoplifting. deputies found the suspect, 41-year-old

the program was originally imp plemented under the obama administration to replace an earlier program disclosed by snowden. >>> house members could vote wednesday on a resolution condemning anti-semitism. it is a reaction to outrage over comments minnesota congresswoman omar made last week at an event suggesting pro israel groups are pushing allegiance to a foreign country. about a dozen jewish groups have called for her to be removed. this is her second time under fire for remarks deemed anti-semitic. last time she apologized amid buy backlash. >>> the democratic field for president expanding. and shrinking. the next announcement expected to come later this morning from jeff merkley. he's been considering a white house run. he also must decide whether to seek re-election to the senate next year. entering the race monday, john hickenlooper looking to find that moderate lane. >> i believe that not only can i beat donald trump, but that i am the person that can bring people together on the other side and actually get stuff done. >> one potential democratic contender who will not be ente

and what's the downside other than interviews like this of that imp situation? >> look, when young people come in and they're trying to decide or even recruiting executives where to go to work, i just can't imagine a place where at the scale we have to deal with it, you deal with the technological innovation and technological obs le sense. on a massive scale we will invest in the united states of america this year in all likelihood more than any other company did, and we'll do it again this year. so we're investing at a torrent clip. you're in an industry where the lines are blurring. you get a deal with massive issues like i just articulated and people issues. and we have the largest full-time labor union. a lot of people roll their eyes. i'm glad i don't have to deal with i. it's part of the business challenge. it's an amazing puzz that you have to put the pieces in the right place to put the value. >> you to come to washington from time to time and deal with government officials. do you have a lot of meetings with the administration? do you go by president tr

we think it's reimportavery imp that the allegation for the prosecution on more than one occasion about his being known about connections to russian intelligence needs to be countered on the public record. it is very important to mr. manafort. and that's why we raise the issue again. we do think it's very important for that allegation of his known ties to russian intelligence to be countered and to be countered in a balanced manner. and, again, the way they are trying to balance that out is by letting it be shown in the public record in unredacted court filings that kilimnik, yes, is assessed to be linked to russian intelligence. but they want it to be known that kilimnik has also had conversations with people at the u.s. embassy and ukraine. now, the judge, as i say, appears bewildered that this is so important. and that this is even a defense to the charge that kilimnik is linked to russian intelligence. i mean, i think that's key, that point where she says, quote, you're still acting like these two things that one disproves the other. i don't find that. but as unimpressed as the judg

police are also saying they difused several imp ro vised explosive devices on cars after the shootingsims were brought to hospitals, police told people to stay away from any mosques in case of further violence. one man who is taking responsibility on social media, and he said even the most remote parts of the world are not free of mass immigration. witnesses describe t scene. >> giving sermon. it was 1:42 and the guns started shooting. he was shooting it up. i don't know, i had not seen him because i just lie down under the bench and thinking that, oh, no, if i get up, i will get shot, so i just keeping my fingers crossed so i can be alive. i was the last guy to come out of the mosques after the shooting stopped. there were a lot of bodies. >> one of many witnesses there, and among those making a narrow escape from the attacks was the bangladesh cricket team, and they were on the bus, approaching one of the mosques when the shooting started. they fled the area on foot to the stadium where they were supposed to play tomorrow, and that match has been canceled. everyone on the team is fin

the tigers, along with rockets and the imps, are the only surviving display teams now. unbelievable, but to see your kid going from that all—out to jumping a car is amazing. the older they become, the more extreme their bike tricks are. it hurts, at first. you get used to it, you strengthen your legs, and you eventually don't feel it unless it goes wrong. if you are good and if you concentrate, it's not dangerous. but, like me, i'm a bit... you know, so i fall off quite a bit. but, like others who occasionally fall, it doesn't stop brooke getting back on. now, like me, the tigers have learned from the 110w me, the tigers have learned from the now disbanded white helmets team. but unlike act in 2012, this time i am going to be on my own bike. it is one of those sports in which it really helps to learn at a young age, andi really helps to learn at a young age, and i am letting him show me the lines to take around this beginner track. but at his control, steady speed, perfect. my first attempt to integrate into the team andjoina attempt to integrate into the team and join

the tigers, along with rockets and the imps, are the only surviving display teams now.jumping a car is amazing. the older they become, the more extreme their bike tricks are. it hurts at first. you get used to it, you strengthen your legs, and you eventually don't feel it unless it goes wrong. if you're good and if you concentrate, it's not dangerous. but, like me, i'm a bit... you know, so i fall off quite a bit. but, like others who occasionally fall, it doesn't stop brooke getting back on. now, like me, the tigers have learned from the now—disbanded white helmets team. but, unlike back in 2012, this time i'm going to be on my own bike. it is one of those sports in which it really helps to learn at a young age, and i'm letting him show me the lines to take around this beginner track. look at his control, steady speed, perfect. my first attempt to integrate into the team and join a criss—cross routine didn't last long. it just shows how technical these manoeuvres are. i got rather confused, but i was still persuaded to try my first everjump. well, i'll tell you what, i

you want to have confidence in these agencies, but some of this -- does some of in that people acted imperly in launching this investigation, many of them thinking hillary clinton would win and they maybe wouldn't have to answer for some of these things. >> absolutely. president trump is taking a much-deserved victory lap today, and honestly everybody who voted for him and knew this was a mass delusion. the ed was never there -- evidence was never there. people were always getting well ahead of the facts on this. the partisanship couldn't have been more obvious. and if you looking for the losers today, absolutely, much of the mainstream media should hang its heads in shame, that's absolutely true. but also the intelligence agencies, one of which i used to be a member of myself, they came out at the top level, not the rank and file, playing host to a cabal of former obama administration officials who were using their tour try and thwart a presidency. so that really raises a lot of very troubling questions. the conduct to have fbi, the conduct of the doj and at the cia, the very top the le

pelosi doesn't want imp to define democrats. what was striking is she is using stronger language she did when you spoke to her in janua january. ryou asked are youing impeachment out. she said we'll have to see what happens with t mueller report. unlessorhat rept has something in her wor that's ver compelling, she's pushing her party in a different direction. >> she knew exactly what she was doing in the post, i'm going to make news right now, i'm not for impeachment. she knows what she's doing. >>> aeepening crisis in venezuela where a massive power outage eg its sixth day. overnight the state department announced it's pulling the remaining staff frou. the embassy there. nbc's gabe gutierrez with the overnigh developments. gabe, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. th the latest escalation in an ongoing diplomatistandoff after a u.s. decision in january to withdraw ally non-emerge personnel. now a massive power outage isly parang much of the y.coun overnight secretary of state mike pompeo announcing plans to withd

professor hixson's books, american foreign relations, american history, american settler clonian imp. the myth of american diplomacy, u.s. identity and foreign policy, parting the curtain, propaganda, culture and the cold war and you don't owe cannon, cold war icon clast. most exciting to us is walter hixson's new book, israel's armor. the role of the israel lobby in the history of the palestine conflict. he is going to be available after this presentation in which he will make some contact with anyone who wishes at the ideas fair table, and talk about his book and copies will be available for pre-sale. he provided a copy to conference organizers early on, and we were simply astounded by his new sources of information that he has tapped. those of you who have questions, please feel free to pass question cards to our helpers today who will collect them and provide them to me for moderated q&a. and please help me welcome professor walter hixson. [ applause ] >> thank you, grant. thank you to dalinda, janet, dale, and all of the folks with washington report and with the institute. it's a

tant toy the most imp to bonnie right now. forky. >> affirmative. >> and so the journey to get rky back to bonnie begins. we'll meet new characters as well. see the return of some of our favorites. "foy story 4" june 1st. >>> carrie underwood opening up about body image. admitting getting back into shape has been tougher than the first. i go to the jim and i can as fast or as far. i can't lift as much weight or do as many rlds as i c a year ago. i just want to feel like myself. right now i make a promise to myself to start appreciating do. my body can i promise to stop analyzing every angle and every curve and pound and every meal. i'll keep staying on the paths. nice to see her s honest. by the way, she looks amazing. >>> will smith onw his sho "bucket list." he heads to cuba with a goal of running a half. marathon we hear from the actor about whs he wano take the challenge on . >> in my deepest honesty with myself, i really am not sure i can run 13miles. my father died about a year and a half ago. and it didn't hit me so muc

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aggressive measures have reshaped the trade/negotiation landscape introducing both uncertainty and impntinued tariffs are important leverage to maintain to deliver are china hasn't before. unclear if that will land with mr. trump in the final weeks >>> joining us now to talk more about trade and over factors to affect the market in the near term -- really jim paulsen? you're going to talk all these -- what do you think is going on withlig lighthizer? actually, we all have to be pseudoaware of all this stuff, i guess. i don't know whether that's what i want to necessarily talk to you about at this point. what i saw you write recently was something that struck me we're still in a sweet spot which people don't seem to understand in a lot of different ways you were a little bit less sanguine a year and a half ago you think this is a pretty good environment? >> well, we're late cycle, you know so there is the risk of recession. joe, i agree that it's elevated. we're late in the cycle. but i think it could go on for a little while you know, since 1950, when you bend between 1% and 3% inflati