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i appreciate your time. >> thank you. >> thank you ang leana. derek, from san francisco marin food bank. >> i want to thank everyone for their time and holding this space. so, again my derek is poll cua outreach worker for san francisco marin food bank. i work for the cal fresh outreach team and so a lot of the things i heard today have rang very true for us especially. if you did knobet cal fresh is the new name for the food program and we are constantly trying to educate the public around public charge and unfochinately in the past 3 months we had to do that a lot more with a very confused public. very confused administration and we really don't know how to respond other than say nothing has changed and please don't drop your benefit because of your fear. these are people who are working families. they are working and making really well below the federal poverty line, so that in san francisco isn't much. these are people that are putting them sebls at risk by going hungry because they are in fear of getting deported. as others have pointed out

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with me is ang lean and evan. he was diagnosed when he was 2 1/2. >> thanks, robert. >> we talked about this before. it's misunderstood. people are getting a better idea, a better grasp of what it's about. talk a little bit about what you want people to understand about what autism is. >> well, i want them to understand that it is a spectrum. every child is different and to not judge if a child is having a breakdown, a meltdown. it may not be misbehavior. it may genuinely be that child's on the spectrum and the other thing is is that they're also -- not every child is vocal and not every child can sit down at a piano and play a concerto. >> evan, do you enjoy cutting outleting everybody know how special people are. >> yes. >> are you going to participate in the walk this year? >> zble is it a tough one for you or is it an easy walk? >> it's an easy walk. >> okay. he's in pretty good shape. >> yeah. yeah. >> evangeline, one of the things we like to make sure people understand is it's an experience that has to be de

start with the white house on anges to a visa program ing . frequently used by tech companies. taking heat for not releasing his tax returns and keeping his visitor logs secret. abc's jonathan carl asks outright if the public will ever get a look at the tax returns. president trump signed autographs, at his first white house easter egg roll. mixing holiday tradition with tough talk. while standing next to the easter bunny. >> we will be stronger and bigger and better as a nation we are right on track. you see what's happening and we are right on track. so thank you, everybody, for being here. but as the president publicly welcomed all of those young egg rollers, his administration is facing heat now for keeping private the names of people visiting the white house. it is a departure from the practice of the obama administration. which regularly released white house visitor logs with rare exceptions for reasons of national security. >> we maintain the same policy that every other administration did coming up here. prior to the last one. the last one frankly was a level of doing t

and there is a lot of worry that he will go try ang late himself over into left field or right field or who knows what. and when you have a president who is kind of a chaos machine, it can be a negotiating advantage for the president. but also scares your allies a lot. because they don't know what to count on. so if he keeps, you know, if he starts having wins he will hold friends. if he try ang lates against the rs and ds because he they can't get anything done, then he's not going to have very many friends. if we lose the special election coming up in georgia, this runoff in a republican district where it's really a coin toss, then the real power will take over the congress. the fear of my own re-election, the golden rule, do thine own political career be true. and then the kal you can lus will change which is this guy was supposed to be the big win wore got elected, is now an anchor around our necks and what are we going to do about it. >> the idea is nothing succeeds like winning, i assume. that's the-- in politics, that is the golden rule. >> yeah, and that's why if you look at

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enjoy tuesday ang. big changes on way starting wednesday i'll have that 4:45 in the 7 day forecast. >> erin. >> okay, caitlin, 4:36 and roads quiet. we'll take a look at metro right now. it gears up for service 5 a.m. steel dealing with safe track surge 14 no green line between plaza and green belt and also no yellow rush plus service use blue or yellow alternatives. college park and greenel adjust juror schedule as metro gears up for service at 5 the rest of the trains are on time. taking a look at maps all green all gooded in the belt okay 50 through buoy at speed and no problems baltimore washington parkway and nice conditions on 395. any questions d.c. and twi twitter. >> coming back to you. >> violence seen online more on how facebook wants to change content review procedures in the wake of cleveland murder. >> we've all seen this online and atlanta highway buckling. we'll tell you what caused it next >> as we head to break right now a live look across the dmv. time, 4:37, temperature, 60, "fox5 ne

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. >>> delaware man is behind running anged titutionn, in georgetown. he is five five-year old, arsenio, who they staked suspect's m later served a search warrant after they found several men frequenting the home for a short period of time and then leaving. they reportedly found a 25 year-old woman from the dominican republic confined in the bedroom. she had been forced to perform elicit acts. he is behind bars being held on $250,000 bail. >>> we have an update to a story "action news" first brought you back in february. philadelphia police say they have identified and arrested the man in this surveillance video. he is 59 year-old ron barkley and now is charged with setting three separate fires across the city including one at the famous fourth street deli. >>> after, several days of chilly, temps rain and a lot of wind, we will get a warm up and we're told it will feel down right, summer-like. it is what we have been waiting for. meteorologist melissa magee live at the "action news" big board with the sunny details melissa. >> you will really like the

. >> begging more for port-a-pottys and garb ang cans. >> reporter: said the city not doing enough. sea of humanity at hippie hill and golden gate park. most of the people with a buzz. 4/20, organic counterculture smokeout. and produced ten tons of trash and numerous arrests. cost to the city for cleanup and security, more than $100,000. supervisors said it is what it is. >> as i said, it's going to happen whether we want it to or not. >> reporter: city won't sanction it but try to control. >> no drugs for sale. no unauthorized music and no permitted concessions and no alcohol. >> reporter: for the first time the city partner with merchants mostly from the haight. headed by alex aqueenno who owns a nearby store. >> keep the park beautiful and neighborhood safe. >> reporter: raises money to defray the costs. port-a-pottys, garbage cans and help with cleanup afterwards. paying for the fence around the perimeter. two entrances manned by security. how does this sound to those tripping out tomorrow? >> it's okay. it's been packed and out of control the last few years. >> reporter: it's h

russia, is ang that likely to be used or publicized or is that something to be used to get them in check? and have them help bring syria and? guest: we already had a couple of days ago, the release of a declassified version of a community report indicating, suggesting that russia new about the use of these chemical weapons before they were used. i do not know if we will get more clarity on it that. the russians have denied events as secretary to was in yesterday was more evasive about it. -- secretary tillerson yesterday was more evasive on about it. host: one more call and this is from frank in virginia. go ahead. caller: good morning. i do not believe the relationship between russia and the u.s. is as bad as people think. i think it is a show by lavrov in tillerson yesterday. they were pretending to have this animosity as a way for the united states to make a peace offering. i think this is a showmanship at its highest order. host: to what end, frank do think it happens? caller: the russians had an agenda putting trimmed them into office and they expect something from him. they have no

tracy: let me caveat this i might make ang big lebowski reference. there is history here.first started talking about this mystery trader last year. a bunch of turkish investors noticed there was a series of that's being placed on turkish stocks. the name the dude was suddenly born. we are talking about it again this week because we think we saw him resurface on monday. a particular brokerage that has been associated with the dude in the past. it seems to make a bunch of pretty big orders on the stock exchange. those were half of total volume in istanbul on monday and they helped push up the index by 3% making it the top performer. data wei look at the can see capital flows are changing. this rotation from stock into government bonds is case for south africa, turkey. talk to me a bit more about how the market is trading ahead of the referendum. >> the lira has had a tough year. place someng traders options around that positioning for more volatility right after the referendum vote. we have seen a lot of people positioning protectively. foreign investors have been encouraged

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tell that to the people of 17th century spain or 18th century france or 19th century great britaintor ang chent ekwipt or ancient roam rome. they all did the same thing. fiscally irresponsible and went down the tubsz. so obviously what we're thinking about now is how do we spend efficiently and effectively. that's one of the reasons that i'm on this listening tour. i just got back on friday from texas, was in detroit before that, will be in multiple other places looking at the things that actually work, that are effective in getting people out of poverty and setting them on the trajectory for success, the things that actually work for the elderly and for the disabled people in our country that encourage the public/private partnerships to occur. when we take the public sector, the private sector, and the faith-based community along with nonprofits, and we align them in terms of their goals, believe me, i've seen some magnificent things happen. 8 to 1 leveraging of federal dollars in many cases which then makes it possible to rebuild or refurbish the housing. because, as i said before, it i

. >> this committee's spend ang awful lot of time as you are aware and the press is made aware as well on the russian investigation. we have asked the chairman and i and received in many ways unprecedented access that has been the subject of some fairly extensive discussion, but the chairman and i have worked through that with the director of the cia. but there will be -- this is an ongoing process so we're going to need additional information. so my question is, you can commit to ensuring that this committee will be provided with all the information requested pursuant to our ongoing russian investigation and that you, yourself, will do everything within your power to make sure that this is done, including by making available all necessary materials, intelligence reports, cia cables, products and other materials requested as promptly as possible and finally to ensure that the cia personnel be made available for interviews as requested by this committee? >> yes, sir. consistent with the law. i do make that commitment. i, as we expressed in our private conversation, i view the work that

into this country when we acknowledge the million dollars of bonds we let loose on syria that there is ang real danger that genocide is taking place, and this cruelty taking place. we need to be consistent about what we say and do. there's a lot of inconsistencies that concern me. one last point on this issue, all the data that we have been receiving on both sides of the aisle and everyone else that's interested, these so-called individuals that are coming across our borders are not necessarily the ones that have been creating the greatest problem for us. have ha if you look at the attacks that happened in the united states of america, they happen with people who are born here, who were raised here in our citizens. they are not the people that mr. >> host: we have a republican on the line, good morning.ld >> caller: good morning, i am a fellow new jersey in. in our community we had a very unhappy situation where six-year-old child was sexually molested by an undocumented illegal immigrant.mmunit you talk about not being a danger to the community, that man was a danger to that child and i w

to draw ang comparison for which there shouldn't have been one.'m not looking to quantify this in any way. it was an attempt to talk about and to drag any other comparison into this was not appropriate. in washington, d.c. on the independent line. go ahead. caller: good morning. i think it is fair to say, most people have anxieties about world events. you can just spin the globe and ssad.our finger on a si we need to be more coordinated when it comes to the united states taking action in the world. syria is a difficult place. we have our allies in israel right there. seven or eight different countries right there on the border with syria. needs to have a coalition of partners and an authorization by congress. i think this was a big distraction from the whole russia investigation. you can spend your globe to africa -- we have boko haram in nigeria, the conflict in the congo, there is plenty of other places in the globe where kids are dying at a much faster rate than syria. if trump was honest about that, we would be doing something over there. from

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twitter has been lighting up with ang professor's remarks. >> as bruce gordon reports new move is a foot to professor george ciccariello maher fired. >> reporter: fear severe is not happy. small but representative sampler boycott drexel university. our freedom to be diss reinfect tull. he needs to s zone and drexel u, you have and let's be very clear this represents just blow back. drex u break. on this day the campus is s but inside a lounge at a campuss hard a starte started a petitior onhe. to demand professor george mahe. >> he threatens to educational experience. drexel with such anat a accepting environment wouldter:r this tweet from the controversial professor studies. in which he describes feeling the of a passenger giving up a first class a uniformed member of the military the military and i was really upset. just -- i was what does that me? >> ciccarielloerah carlson's fos channel and explained his tweet was a shot at the war not the really irresponsible to blindly support, for example, wars youno combat risk their as we've justn in mosul. >> he lock his twitt backlash fe publi

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putting aside some of the s ang, now it's time to get to work.of these advisors told me this is vintage trump. he suffers a blow, picks himself up eventually. there is some gnashing, anger. and then he read tools.th he did it three times in the w campaign. >> bill: what does the white house staff have to do with the failure of the new obamacare? >> reince priebus and others told him he had the votes to pass it. >> bill: are you sure? >> i've been told by several people close to the president. >> bill: reince priebus also told him, along with speaker ryan that this is going to pass? nobody likes bad information. >> i've been told over the next couple weeks, we should expect more changes. how quickly and how high up, we don't know. i don't wantr to speculate but these advisors are saying there's a lot of chatter among the white house staff and the advisors outside the white house that he's ready to bring in a second wave of people. >> bill: already? wouldn't that make him look weak? changes staff so quickly? >> he wants separation from the michael

criminal aliens, syrian refugees, global warming, don't you think they are marginalizing themselves angppealing to the broad cross-section of america? >> in terms of their focus and would they be willing to take in, it then becomes the party of intolerance. when is it okay to just have abortion on demand? why can't you say we respect life and the lives of women and children and babies, i understand the idea that you want to have individual choiceom but there is a healthy interest in protecting life in terms of not going through this, with partial birth abortion. there have to be some regulations. just like we have regulations with the fda or health care, et cetera, to make sure that people are protected. but the innocent are. i don't think they're doing any favors by being that strident. and being that caustic in terms of their rhetoric. >> i don't know if you want to touch on what perez said there or take on what bernie said. >> i think i can do both. i agree with how bob described it in terms of -- you can believe that life begins at conception and you can still believe that women hav

estes narrowly defeating democrat james thompson to fill the seat left vacant by cia director mike angao. the first congressional election since donald trump was the lack of a president after 3% of the vote counts and 46%, of course been watched nationwide for signs backlash against republicans with president trump in the white house that republicans have held the seat since 1994. lauren: w-whiskey global market action overnight. the japanese nikkei down 1%. the hang seng in hong kong up about 1%. cost is south korea a quarter of 1% and the shanghai composite in chinatown have the 1%. lea: markets open slightly higher. the foot in london by 26. cac quarante in paris higher by 20. lauren: one plaster the dow fell 145 points. dow futures higher by 12 points. s&p up. s&p f1, nasdaq up three. lea: oil higher by 26 cents at $53.6 a barrel. gold higher by $2.30 at 12.76 a troy ounce. lauren: will find out how busy shoppers were on friday when retail sales for march are expect it to follow 10th of 1% after rising. let spending get a boost from tax refunds starting to come back? journey to dis

. >> ang be gi, this came down a few hours ago.united states supreme court rejected arkansas's request to begin execution. now the state was planning on executing the eight inmates in a span of ten days. two of those executions were set to take place last night. butha course. the high court didn't issue an explanation but arkansas governor asa hutch chin son said he's disappointed by the ruling. on the other side, the lawyers for the inmates are calling this, quote, an assembly line killing. back to you. >> megan, thank you. >>> president trump will return to familiar territory today. >> he is heading to wisconsin to sign a new executive order. take a live look here at the white house. the trump administration calls the new order buy american hire american. this would require federal agencies to buy more goods and services from u.s. companies and workers and it would overhaul the guest worker visa lottery. >> the quest for the cup. we all know that's not an easy road. >> especially now for the caps. >> no. no. we don't want history

assumption there was interference by the russians on donald trump's behalf, and they do not see any angy congress or the president to address what happened with the russian interference in the f l fall. of course, trump supporters dismiss russian interference as fake news. >> that is interesting, the divide right there. elise, good to have you back from texas, thank you for the perspective. >> thank you. >>> in the past 100 day, thousands of marches- excuse me -- hundreds of marches, now we have thousands showing up specifically for climate change. here is a live look at what is taking place in washington, d.c. on the mall. you'll hear why some think the march today is really going to make a difference for our planet. >>> hi everybody, welcome back. i'm thomas roberts at our msnbc bureau in washington, d.c. this, as we report and mark the 100th day of president trump, his administration. this is what we're watching for you, something right here, tens of thousands of people in d.c. about to brave sweltering heat and potential thunderstorms in protest of president trump's actions on clima

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