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s or her attorney would be jumping up and down on the desk, insisting that they not go in for an interview. oorter: on twitter this morning, president trump suggested that the special counsel didn't have much of a case. "it would seem very hard to obstruct justice for a crime that never happened." still, the president's lawyers have been negotiating with the special counsel about being questioned, but it is unclear whether the interview will ever happen. >> glor: all right, jeff, so, what would motivate someone to leak these questions that mueller is potentially considering? >> reporter: well, one line of thought, jeff, is that that leak t d but one target, and that is umesident trump, and one purpose-- to show the scope of the mueller investigation and the potential legal pitfalls utat the president could face. stt, jeff, late today, deputy attorney general rod rosenstein said that the justice department had ruled that a sitting .resident cannot be indicted. and so we still don't know if president trump will actually answer mueller's questions. jeff. >> glor: okay, jeff pegues, thank you ver

witnesses heard two booms-- first the crash, then, even louder, an explosion. osaid the earth shook. >> holy... ( sirens ) >> reporter: roger best got to the wreckage ahead of first responders. >> reporter: the crash, its cause unknown, happened at 11:30 in the morning, about a quarter mile away from a busy intersection. gene bilbo is with the chatham county sheriff's department. >> reporter: best believes its pilot saved lives on the ground. >> first of all, that guy should be recognized as a hero. he knew that plane was in trouble and he guided it out of the way the best he could. >> reporter: but all the crew-- members of the puerto rico air --tional guard-- are believed dead. izey were en route to arizona on a training mission. the plane had just finished routine maintenance in savannah. air force senior master sergeant robert parson: >> there were airmen on the e ane that were deceased, and we're not giving out any numbers at this time. >> glor: and mark, we are just now getting some new information on this c-130. what do we know? id reporter: jeff, i did so

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we have an o obligation on the committee and as members of congress to make sure that the integrity ofe the program and also its viability goes beyond the 75 year requirement that we are sworn to serve. with that, i yield back and look forward to the questions and look forward to asking questions and hearing from our distinguished panel. >> thank you for your comments. as it was discussed, any members are welcome to submit a statement for the record. before we move on to the testimony, i want to remind our witnesses to please limit your oral statements to five minutes. however, without objection all of the written testimony will be made a part of the hearing record. we have seven witnesses today. seated at the table or nancy berryhill for acting commissioner of the social security administration, elizabeth curda, director of education workforce and income security for government accountability office, samuel lester can privacy counsel electronic privacy information center, paul rosenzweig -- >> it's rosenzweig. >> thank you. senior fellow at the art history institute, the senior vice pr

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you might remember, the july incident at s-f-o, when an air canada plane almost landed on the wrong spot... in this video you can see the planes' lights.... as it comes in for a landing, before the pilots realize the mistake.. the video has just been released by the national transportation safety board... we will show it to you again ... the plane comes dangerously close to a taxi- way ... where there were four fully loaded jets... the air canada airliner then suddenly swoops upward... when the pilots see they are 'not' looking at the correct runway. meantime, the f-a-a has determined, three of five close calls in the last 16- months at s-f-o .... have been because of pilot error. that includes incidents where planes lined up for the wrong runways or taxi-ways. (grant) today: the federal today: the federal aviation administration announced that pilot error was to blame for 3 of 5 close calls involving planes at s-f-o over the past months.this is a live picture from the airport. one of those cases remains under investigation .... and the f-a-a says, in the .... and the f-a-a says, in the

i am an k o o.k. cherokee db oklahoma cherokee choctaw. my grandfather fought in an all native american unit during world war ii. i can't believe we are here in 2018 trying to bring down a white supremacist statue. really? >> thank you. >> i live in san francisco and i am a white woman and ally and the ohlone people and thank you for letting me speak today. i would like to ask yourself who do you want to be? why do you want a statute that represents genocide and white supremacy? please remove the statue and start a process of reconciliation to the ohlone people. this is what i want for my children, and this is what i want for all our children. thank you. >> thank you. >> good evening. i will be really brief. i grew up in western addition and bayview all my life. i rose and pulled myself up by my boot straps and opened up a retail store, naughty boy retail and we sell urban clothe, easy shoes, things like that. the only way come into the store is to sell alcohol or tobacco. i got the alcohol license and i have had it for two years and now th

the couple responsible: vince ones and his wife of 12 years, thao le...who met in the mid 90's in an a-o-l:00 - donkeys great nats oh yes, there are donkeys. 10 pot belly pigs, 2 goats, 5 horses, couple llamas, bunnies, dogs, cats, a pony, tortises...and as thao likes to say...hella chickens and roosters.thao: 13:10 - he's from craisgslist too, people thought he was a female...grant stand-up: 52:21 the oldest member of lucky ones is ricky, 30 years old...he was rescued before he was shipped to mexico where he would have been slaughtered for horse meat. and banana is the youngest member, he was adopted after the farm where he was living didn't want him anymore. these are sobering stories, but thao and vince here try to have fun with all this, they named him banana, because, you know, baaahhh-nana.33:15 vince: everyone who comes here and visits us, they leave with a smile.34:00 thao: we've actually had two moms of autistic kids who are non-verbal and after visiting here and going home they said a word for the first time. and that was special, moms were crying and we were crying, pretty cool.

when where you're given an o for outstanding, an s for satisfactory or an n for needs improvement. or an incomplete, that's always a good one. mr. walker? we're going to start with you. >> o-plus, senator. >> mr. alexander? >> incomplete, our goal was always 100%. >> mr. sabrina? >> there's been a lot of tests, i think we've aced a couple. we've passed others, and then there's need for improvement. in some of those as well. there's partly -- at the end of the day. the overall test of rebuilding the island is still incomplete. but it is a process and there are a lot of tests. >> good, mr. higgins? >> you didn't say work in progress was another choice, did you? >> needs improvement. incomplete. >> i think preppa's response has gotten better and better as time has gone on. i'm fairly new, so i can't take credit for any of that. for myself i'm at the needs improvement stage because we still have a lot to do. i think preppa has learned a great deal about itself and what its responsibilities are. i would say overall especially fairly early. needs improvement. beginning to get almost a sa

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an old o doney road and east washington street. the people killed in the crash were not identified. faa and ntsb are investigating. >>> a head says up for bart riders. there is a train today. no train service between pleasant hill and concord station. that ask for track maintenance. they have free buses in place but you should add on 20 minutes to the travel time. speaking of travel times, things in the green for the nimitz freeway. no delays along the east shore freeway. and we're looking fantastic over at the bay bridge toll plaza, which is something i can barely say. if you're making your way into san francisco or out of san francisco, right now, traffic is nice and light. get ahead of the commuters this afternoon. it's going to be busy, busy throughout the rest of the day. >> and everybody is wanting to come home after vacation. your weather is also clear. look live, the haze is burned off. it's nice and clear and that is the story everywhere around the bay area. it's a great pal day and not a beach day. looking at the current temperatures. san jose, the warmest at 60; santa ros

the couple responsible: vince ones and his wife of 12 years, thao le...who met in the mid 90's in an a-o-ls great nats oh yes, there are donkeys. 10 pot belly pigs, 2 goats, 5 horses, couple llamas, bunnies, dogs, cats, a pony, tortises...and as thao likes to say...hella chickens and roosters.thao: 13:10 - he's from craisgslist too, people thought he was a female...grant stand-up: 52:21 the oldest member of lucky ones is ricky, 30 years old...he was rescued before he was shipped to mexico where he would have been slaughtered for horse meat. and banana is the youngest member, he was adopted after the farm where he was living didn't want him anymore. these are sobering stories, but thao and vince here try to have fun with all this, they named him banana, because, you know, baaahhh-nana.33:15 vince: everyone who comes here and visits us, they leave with a smile.34:00 thao: we've actually had two moms of autistic kids who are non-verbal and after visiting here and going home they said a word for the first time. and that was special, moms were crying and we were crying, pretty cool. they welcom

you know, i mean, feels like speculation, people playing around for that -- they might get picked up an o deal, but - >> well, we typically don't buy companies with the expectations they get acquired, but, again, if we have good earnings growth and good management teams and the whole bit, eventually someone else will find it. >> mike, you named one stock in particular, veronis. >> an interesting company in the cyber security software space. they have a product that allows organizations to see who is accessing their data, both externally and internally because, you know, corporations have all sorts of data everywhere now and don't know where it is all is varonis organizes it and allows them to see who accesses that that shouldn't be accessing the data, right? the other thing is over in europe, there's new regulations called gdpr, which is to protect consumers' data, so what happened with facebook, all of those things, they have regulation over that, and varonis varonhelps them addresse issue. >> up the last six months with room to go >> can be four times the size where it is today. >> wow

bush said there is an old toaster out that o read wanted, dead or alive. and immediately i was lambasted for just countless record that she goes over to him to get him in .-ellipsis to the conversation and puts it down in said some things never change. [laughter] >> and now now we are at time. thank you foror coming 17 a discussion on the backlog of immigration cases more than double through 2015. the trump administration has a goal of cutting the pending caseload in high 2020. >> one of the most important issues and idaho is the education system there were some days i didn't have any money of winning get much so i think that needs to be addressed especially the lower grades. >> the issue most important to me is to be made 48 therefore tonight we need to increase k-12 funding and also looking at four-year into your institutions looking at technical education not everybody needs a four-year degree. >> so to create and support multimedia for structure. >> what i feel is an important issue we need to get out there" and support people. think of everybody as in

. >>> the iran nuclear deal, we get an expert's take o what this means for foreign r ations. >>>plus, how three u.c. berkeley students are using their expertise to combat terrorism. i'm uy vu. we begin with the opioid crisis. marin county will sue a dozen companies for highly addictive opid medications. they're suing drug companies to recoup taxey dollars th spent responding to the drug crisis. they include prescription painkillers and illegal drugs like heroin. while opioid prescription rates have declined, overdose deaths continue to risenationally. in california more than 2,000 people died from opioid overdoses in 2016 according to the state department of public health. ining me now to discuss different strategies to tackle this crisis are dr. scot zieger, an aociate professor laura cine and kqed kleinman and brian washington. welcome to you all. >> thank you. >> dr. steter, begin with definitions. what types of dugs are categorized as opioids? >> they're divided into two main categories, opiates which are derived from the poppy plant, so that includes like d rphine, codei

an engine explosion and a blown out window. a woman who was partly sucked out of that window was killed. (catherine) you might remember the july incident at s-f-o when an air canada plane almost landed on the wrong spot... in this video you can see its lights....as it comes in for a landing before the pilots realize the mistake.. the video has just been released by the national transportation safety board...we'll show it to you more than once. the plane comes dangerously close to a taxi-way where there were four fully loaded jets... the air canada airliner then suddenly swoops upward...when the pilots saw they were 'not' looking at their runway. the f-a-a, meantime - has determined that three of five close calls in the last 16 months at s-f-o have been because of pilot error. including incidents where planes lined up for the wrong runways or taxi-ways. (anchor1) taking a live look outside-- the golden gate bridge. (anchor 2) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: high pressure brought sunshine and warm temperatures to the bay area today. low clouds and fog lingered at the coast to keep tem

going backwards so big queen mining equipment maker kanan files for a one billion dollars i p o o not an i.c.a.o. i.p.o. so keen incorporated the world's second biggest maker of bitcoin mining hardware submitted a listing application to the hong kong stock exchange morgan stanley deutsche bank credit suisse c m b international capital our joint sponsors of the proposed offering according to preliminary prospectus bloomberg mary's reported earlier choose a cane and had filed for an i.p.o. that would raise about a billion dollars the filing didn't say how much can and will seek their quicken goes under the avalon oh avalon. right so the circle is complete they then tech revolution that is crypto is that being a re entered into the overall financial markets and it has now transform those financial markets in ways that will now see take another revolution around between traditional finance crypto finance traditional finance and these two are catapulting themselves into a new financial reality crypto dominated remember the denominator for the new.

ofron is bringing a sort modern flavor to what is becoming an annual event similar .o the french agriculturalair you have emmanuel macron is a much more modern french president and many respects, here encouraging a startup nation. whens one of his slogans he was campaigning for the presidency a year ago. here just after he was elected for the second vivatech fair, and now he is here again. ceos ofhe founders and big startups and tech giants. the big question here today is whether or not france can create we can goment where from a startup nation to a scale out nation. what frank is looking to create is a longevity for its startups so they will be able to expand beyond france, which is a relatively limited market, and more of what are known in the sector as unicorns, companies that have more than $1 billion of value on the market. i think one of the major priorities this year is to take advantage of france's global network in africa and elsewhere to promote more of an expansionist approach to startups and where they can go and expand and scale up. we have the president of rwanda here. a huge m

the chinese and north koreans to agree to an armistice o it was the pressure from the communist side, the changes going on in the communist bloc breakthrough.he and they came and said let's have an armistice. eisenhower ay accepted the armistice which he could do because he was a general. he was a republican who had great credentials as being a military man. if he had been a peacenik before been more ght have politically awkward to embrace that. to china.nixon going eisenhower could agree to peace accuse him o could of appeasement would be kept at arm's length. >> if you could sit down with ask him? would you >> i'd ask him the question that a lot of people have asked me. what did you learn from world war ii that really shaped your presidency? tried to answer that question by extrapolating from his world war ii experience. i would like to hear him talk about that. how did it affect his judgment in crises of the presidency? from managing rn the world's most complicated war on such a huge scale. did it shape who he was as president? >> for those frustrated by the way i'm going on this i

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