involvement in interrogations to a.p. but denied any knowledge of human rights abuses former inmates described being crammed into shipping containers blindfolded for weeks on end and smeared with excrement at the main detention center at riana airport in the southern city of mccullough they said they were beaten trust and sexually assaulted well let's bring in our guest now for today's inside story joining us in beirut is christine becky she is the yemen and u.a.e. researcher and rights watch. editor in chief of the yemen post and in how my lebannon nabil hurry a former u.s. diplomat and former deputy chief of mission in yemen a warm welcome to you all thank you for being on inside story christine if i can start with you in beirut how hopeful are you that any investigation by the u.s. into the role of american troops in the torture of detainees in yemen secret prisons can actually bring an end to what goes on in these prisons first of all thank you very much for having me and i think the real first question is what's goin

and now, you created this show "a.p. bio."taff, but you basically are in charge of the show. how has it been running a sitcom? >> well, first off, in that question, you left out that at some point, i was like, "seth, will you come? oh, please help, help, help, help, help." >> seth: yes, i'm very lucky to be a producer on the show, but you do all the work. >> very nice. running it was actually a blast. i had the best time. we had a wonderful writer's room and nbc is just the greatest network on earth. [ laughter ] we actually, we had a great relationship with the network. >> seth: yeah. we don't know yet if we have a season two. >> that's correct. >> seth: so this is all very positive to say. >> that's correct, yeah. [ laughter ] the minute we get a season two, i'm going to gossip my head off about them. but, yeah, yeah. it was -- it couldn't have been smoother. it was so fun. >> seth: how do you feel like you were as a boss, being in charge of a writer's room and everything else that goes with having a show? >> i think i was p

the a.p. is reporting the president calling this spygate is a deliberate attempt to discredit the russia investigation. the a.p. saying that trump, the president told one ally that he wanted to brand the informant a spy thinking this was a more nefarious term that would resonate not only in the media but with the public. the president commenting on this saying that he's not trying to undercut anything. he's going for transparency about what was really happening around and inside his campaign. >> a lot of bad things have happened. we now call it spygate. you're calling it spygate. all you have to do is look at the basic and you'll see. it looks like a very serious event but we'll find out. when they look at the documents, i think people are going to see a lot of bad things happened. i hope it's not so. because if it is, there's never been anything like it in the history of our country. >> reporter: now, there is still confusion over whether a couple of top republicans here are going to get a he

sports from the s a.p. center straight ahead. >>> good morning, everyone, it's 5:23. just a heads up if you ride capital corridor, there is a new schedule that goes into effect today. we've got train 529, that is departing 5 minutes earlier than normal. and then the train 536 and train 724, five minutes later. just keep that in mind if you are planning on using mass transit. we're tracking a couple of hot spots. we'll have that coming up in the next traffic report. first let's get a check on sports with dennis >>> hello, everybody. what is it about game 6s here in san jose? edmonton last year, first round, game 6, they lost. year before that, the pittsburgh penguins in the stanley cup finals, they lost in game 6. how would it go at s a.p.? sharks hoping to buck that trend against the golden knights. second period, turns it over. jonathan -- vegas wins 3-0 to advance to the western conference finals. . >>> the pelicans looking to tie their series with the warriors but golden state came out hot. steph curry knocks down a wide open three from the corner. warriors jumped

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the a.p.e this story today, and it is a little nutty. "air force records obtained by the associated press show the airmen bought, distributed, and used lsd and other mind-altering illegal drugs as part of a ring that operated undetected for months on a highly secure military base in wyoming. the accused service members are from the 90th service wing which operates a third of the nuk armed minuteman 3 interkenlt ballistic my lz that stand on alert 24/7 in underground silos across the northern great plains." you know, there were not a lot of political scandals during the obama administration. there was a lot the conservative media and republicans complained about. but the obama administration really -- hate me for saying it or not. but they were the first administration in a blue moon where nobody got indicted. nobody working in the white house ended up with a legal defense fund. it just didn't happen. but there were during the obama administration, there were all those problems in the secret se

the a.p. is reporting according to south korea's president, kim jong-un committed to denuclearization and a meeting with president trump. up next the panel weighs in on the news out of the korean peninsula. coast monday. judge jeanine: the associated press is reporting south korea's president seasons north korea's leader one happens committed to denuclearization and the summit with president trump. a lot to cover with my panel so let's get to it. joining me, investigative journalist, fox news contributor sara carter. this whole idea of a spy being placed in the trump campaign by the fbi. if you heard my opening, it sounds like clapper basically said it was probably a good idea and they should be happy. but way wanted to know is, i'm going ask someone to put up -- i want you to listen to this sound. soap we need to know why did it begin and who authorized it. what did barack obama have. did he know there were fbi informants there? no fbi would put i am formants in a presidential campaign withou

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quote, the president would probably like the resolution of an interview, said giuliani to the a.p., but right now we're not there. this week we also learned more about mueller's interest in trump's longtime personal attorney, michael cohen of new york. the special counsel has questioned the pharmaceutical company novartis along with at&t about their payments to cohen, who sold himself as something of an adviser on how to deal with the incoming trump administration. "the wall street journal" reports mueller also contacted ford motor company about cohen's effort to provide similar consulting services, an overture ford rejected. today the ceo of at&t called the hiring of michael cohen, quote, a mistake. and according to politico, rudy giuliani now says that cohen no longer represents his client, donald trump. meanwhile, comments from white house chief of staff john kelly about the russia investigation and president trump's reaction to it are reverberating throughout washington. last night on this broadcast, we read you kelly's comments as they were made public. now we have the audio of kel

here is what a.p., it would be -- it is particularly distressing that any journalist trying to cover an event in the public interest would be forcibly removed. wolf. >> it is pretty outrageous. we say forcibly removed, she was physically shoved out, right? >> that is right. that is the account both from the report and others there. and we're in new york and going to a dinner and freedom of the press here in new york, one of the annual events to acknowledge the push and pull between the government and the press. certainly we are seeing government agencies in many cases become more restrictive when it comes to access to information, whether it comes to attendance at events and i don't want to pate with two broad a brush and some agencies are better than others and this is very disturbing and why there is more activity by press freedom groups to ensure the doors are not shut and access is not cut off by the trump administration. >> rene, this is part of a larger pattern when we say embattled epa, they are

giuliani telling the a.p. he wants to know about the use of a longtime government informant who approached members of trump's campaign about russian efforts. he says that if it was inappropriate, special counsel robert mueller's entire probe may be illegitimate. giuliani added the white house may press the justice department to, quote, re-evaluate the investigation. yesterday lawmakers received classified briefings with intelligence and law enforcement officials about the fbi's use of an informant in the russia investigation. the president has alleged the fbi source was planted in his campaign for political reasons. that's a claim that has not been proven. nonetheless, trump has kept up his attacks on twitter. this morning sending out a series of messages all referring to the informant as a spy. today the white house responded to questions about the president's accusations. >> i think that's -- there's been a lot of calls for concern, and that's what we're asking for those facts to come out. the president's as

and the accompanies contract, a.p.2018-19-6 has plans for the funding.approval of this item the staff will make any appropriate modifications as needed and thank you and please let me know if you have any questions. >> thank you very much, alex. any comments or questions from the commission? >> just had one question. the disease prevention, is that the same as health promotion? i was just having a thought -- >> yes. >> thank you. >> thank you. any other comments or questions for alex? or comments or questions from the public? hearing none, call the question. all in favor. >> aye. >> any opposed? motion is carried. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> item d, requesting authorization to enter into a new contract agreement with san francisco state university for the provision of consulting services for a community cultural center for adults with disabilities during the period of may 1, 2018, through march 31, 2019, in the amount of $99,7842 plus a 10% contingency for a total amount not to exceed $109,826. welcome to tiffany kearney. >> thank you and good

giuliani has told the a.p.pect mueller to interview jared kushner, ivanka trump, donald jr. do you agree with him? >> i don't know how giuliani can read tea leaves. there is no set order when it comes it an investigation. there is some theory out there, alex is because donald trump seems to be the one they want to be meeting with next, that perhaps he would be the final nail in the coffin of the investigation. however, i don't think that's the case. if they find out, as evidenced by the fact we saw this cohen payments that came up this week. if they find some path that leads them down the path towards jared kushner, perhaps donald trump's daughter and his sons, i don't think that would be a deterrent to mueller to be able to question them before donald trump. >> former attorney general roberto gonzalez wrote in "the hill" in imposing criminal liability would be a chilling effect on the decision-making and and paralyze the president from taking actions that serve american interests. are there dangers involved in

watergate deflate gate russia gate priceless and according to some anonymous sources that spoke with the a.p. terms choice of the word spy was not an accident he allegedly picked the term believing it to be more sinister and likely to be picked up by the media and if that's true boy was he right the revelations of the obama era political targeting grow more ominous by the day claims the f.b.i. may have been spying on his campaign he's kind of upset with me read an article in the new york times seems to feel that there was a mole or a spy in this campaign ok no surprise that fox picked up and ran with trump's phrasing but seriously it's common knowledge that if a toddler is throwing a tantrum you simply don't give them the attention they clearly want the fake scandal the transcript for us in the media this week as a name when we're not going to repeat this morning it has tweets to go with it which i am not going to read because reading those tweets is what he wants us to do three even enjoy get m.s.n. b.c. could have been a shining beacon of rationality for the rest of the media to look up to

robert: right before we went to r, the a.p. reported mayor st forni will req documents and is urging the president to push on this issue and they mayht use the fver the origin of the russia probe as a way to think about ending the mueller investigation special. ma: i think what mayor giuliani said is if we can show the spy was used inappropriately or the agencies may have had inappropriate behavior, it casts the mueller investigation intond doubt removes credibility from mueller's effort. it's obvious that esident trum views this as perhaps has most appealing target yet in terms of a long-termffort discredit mueller. i was struck this past week, it was a very busy week for trump's tweeting but if you were to count up the number of tweets about spy gate which i think the president suldrademark, he wants to get this notion of spy-gate into the bloodstream -- as i've said before, these things do register and do damage over tim they register particularly with republicans and it has an. impa anita: i think there was a real shift. we

a.p. sends out the tweet. a.p.ed a tweet from late wednesday on trump's animals comments about immigrants because it wasn't made clear he was speaking after a comment about gang members. cnn sent out the tweet, reported in the article above trump's remarks late wednesday were in response to comments about members of ms-13 and other undocumented immigrants who are deported for committing crimes. so i guess they're doing the moon walk there, david. >> they are, as they should. this is yet another example where the media says they are for doing things to help poor communities and yet they do things -- they promote such outrageousness as saying -- taking up the cause for ms-13. middle class americans and affluent americans can move to other communities. poor communities can't do that. and we have to have a discussion whether ms-13 is a good or bad group is absurd. >> bill: the unfortunate thing for the a.p. and cnn are falling into the trap the white house accused them of all along. >> i think the white house pushed ba

watergate deflate gate russia gate priceless and according to some anonymous sources that spoke with the a.p. terms choice of the word spy was not an accident he allegedly picked the term believing it to be more sinister and likely to be picked up by the media and if that's true boy was he right the revelations of the obama era political targeting grow more ominous by the day trump claims the f.b.i. may have been spying on his campaign he's kind of upset with the read an article in the new york times seems to feel that there was a mole or a spy in this campaign ok no surprise that fox picked up and ran with trump's phrasing but seriously it's common knowledge that if a toddler is throwing a tantrum you simply don't give them the attention they clearly want the fake scandal the trump scripted for us in the media this week as a name when we're not going to repeat this morning it has tweets to go with it which i am not going to read because reading those tweets is what he wants us to do three even enjoy get m.s.n. b.c. could have been a shining beacon of rationality for the rest of the media to

the players study for the quiz by watching and as a.p. video. oh. yeah there was that besides the accolades for winning the members of the team with the highest point tally received badges. in the interest of diversity having a woman on the team brings in extra points. if we have girly or learning methods involving people sitting passively at desks all week listening to a teacher lecture upfront really didn't work they often didn't absorb the information well enough to keep it in their long term memory. that's why we started game of occasion what we've also seen is that when we send people off on their own they don't stick with it long enough to learn it. that. the educational game is aimed mainly at developers within the company there are five thousand in all but so far only a thousand have participated i thought and it's what i expected because it was voluntary people didn't know about it and it was a brand new concept. developers of these kinds of games like philip high notes are often inspired by standard board games his startup is getting an in

dad, 2004 and he was ceo then and is ceo now and ceo of flicker joined by smart news and michael of a.p. i don't know whey was feeling in -- in 2004 that i didn't like -- cats. truthfully, i still don't like cats. but you say it is not a dog-infested office. >> bigger office and a lot of dogs. >> okay. you bought flicker. >> we did. how did that even dock -- even >> it is a great question. it is a conversation that started and happened on and off over a couple of years. we've been big fans. they're a great photography community and we've been big fans for a long, long time and it seems like flicker was existing outside of yahoo and a sweet spot in terms of what they want their business to do. and one thing led to another -- >> so you just call on the phone? hi, is this flicker. >> not exactly, no. the conversation is more with yahoo and oath than with flicker. but eventually, yeah, we stepped into the team and now we're going to make history. >> what are you going to do with it? >> we don't have a big grand master plan just yet, i just want to learn about it. we've built smug mug over 1

. >> reporter: president trump's longtime friend tom barrack has, according to the a.p., been interviewed by special counsel robert mueller's team. that discussion taking place "months ago." barrack was a top fundraiser for mister trump and helped organize his inauguration. reena. >> ninan: errol barnett at the teite house in russia, more than had a thousand protesters arrested in russia, more than a thousand protesters were arrested today just days before vladimir putin's inauguration. they are supporters of russian opposition leader alexander witlny. most were released, but it's evidence of the putin government's frustration with a growing anti-corruption movement. elizabeth palmer is in moscow. >> reporter: the crowd of alvalny's supporters showed up this afternoon in what's become a ritual of defiance. they gathered in the exact area of central moscow they didn't have official permission to rally in. navalny himself joined them and even had a few minutes to lead the chanting. >> doloi tsarya! doloi tsarya! ys reporter: this one says "down with the czar," a reference to president putin

also telling cbs news today that michael cohen no longer represents the president, and he told the a.p. president trump will not decide on whether to be interviewed by special counsel robert mueller until after the summit with north korea's leader june 12. reena. >> ninan: errol barnett at the white house. thanks, errol. north korea said today that it ucll dismantle its nuclear test site between may 23 and may 25. the north says it will ceremoniously blow up all tunnels leading to the site and will invite journalists from five countries-- including the u.s.-- to watch the dismantling process. unesident trump's nuclear summit with kim jong-un is a month away. police are investigating a suspected terror attack in the heart of paris tonight. a man with a knife attacked a group of people. one died, two others were seriously wounded. police shot and killed the suspect. isis says the attacker was one of its soldiers. there were heightened tensions in israel this weekend just days before the opening of the new u.s. embassy in jerusalem. israeli forces today blew up what they said was a hamas

obama administration department of justice with with them going after james rosen reporters at the a.p. reporters at the new york times so this thing can actually really snowball and get people involved who were never leaking in the first place jose form a second date rex tillerson in a. in a speech at the commencement address at virginia military institute one of a growing crisis in ethics and integrity in washington talk to the importance of truth and political discourse and insists that a common set of facts was essential to maintaining a free society you see apparently talking about president trump. he sure it isn't because there's nothing. that comes to the truth when it comes of the way that trump has handled his presidency he's been lined from day one specially when it comes to the perfect example that he didn't know anything about stormy daniels and the payoff and then all of a sudden he does so he continues to do this bucking forward i think the former secretary of state. is basically just saying i feel good type of speech does not represent the coin ministration and of course

also let you know that the a.p. government test discussed during this segment is coming up this thursday. also if you missed any of this, you can see it in its entirety on our website at c-span.or fwfment. u.s. house about to gavel n the afternoon will begin with brief speeches and then members expected to recess until 4:30 for legislative business. they'll also consider a number of post office namings during the session. requested votes taking place at about 6:30 eastern. now to live coverage of the u.s. house here on c-span. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by our chaplain, father conroy. chaplain conroy: let us pray. we give you thanks, o god, for giving us another day. as the members return to washington, may they be encouraged and empowered by their constituents to be their best selves in serving in the people's house. may the disagreements that seem to be there give way to good faith efforts to find solutions to the issues facing our nation. in a manner consistent

about now impressed but ultimately horrified based on freedom of information act obtained documents the a.p. reports that the service members accused of involvement in the l.s.d. ring were from the ninetieth missile wing which operates one third of the four hundred minutemen three missiles that stand on alert twenty seven in underground silos scattered across the northern great plains and those boya documents tell a sordid tale of off duty l.s.d. cocaine and other drug use and sales and sales in two thousand and fifteen and two thousand and sixteen before being caught due to a slip up on social media which allowed military investigators to close in the group there's news of beer and loading on the nuclear missile base of course all comes as president donald trump announced today in a letter to north korean leader kim jong un that quote sadly based on the tremendous anger and open hostility displayed in your most recent statement i feel it is inappropriate at this time to have this long planned meeting. so with the nucular summit now cancelled in the guardians of our nuclear missiles getting