will do everything i can to get back out there asap."ork with the government over england‘s participation at this summer‘s world cup in russia. their statement comes after prime minister theresa may said in the commons today, that no members of the royal family or government ministers would attend the finals. after mrs may‘s comments, the fa said they will continue to work closely with the uk government and relevant authorities regarding our participation in this summer‘s fifa world cup. ‘0ur priority is to ensure the safety and security of the fans, players and staff. we will take all travel guidance from the foreign and commonwealth 0ffice.‘ in the wake of the controversy and attention on the use of var in this season‘s fa cup, fifa president gianni infantino has today claimed that under the system, there is an error every 19 matches. there have been a series of incidents involving var in a number of fa cup ties this season with some figures in the game voicing their opposition to its introduction. var will be used at this season‘s wor

i will pass and hopefully get to the classified asap. no for the republicans. we have next. the chair recognizes miss broke while. thank you for a witnesses witnesses for being here today. there is an urgent need to reconstitute and replenish critical space capabilities to preserve probability. can you speak to some of the investments in the response of lunch that you would recommend that they pursue to fulfill this need. we have invested in this budget pretty significantly in small options. adding it's really important as you said. we did this in the early '90s when we first launched satellites. there is a large constellation of smaller satellites. and a lot of companies that were being developed as you look to new space and consolations that will be a significant side. we've invested that in this budget. the next question is important to me. today nearly all of the satellites. these fixed sites also provide predictable locations from which adversaries could get close to discern u.s. capabilities. as the department of defense developing more launched sites. in support a rap

they're using quick-curing cement and their own construction teams to get the work done asap.s mentioned earlier, the one thing that could hinder their process is the impending rain. both lanes are expected to be open once the rain ends later this week. >>> the threat from another sinkhole triggered emergency roadwork in san francisco. and it's led to lane closures on sections of hayes street near the civic center. work crews are replacing long stretches of failing sewer pipe to prevent more damage to the pavement where the hole first appeared. traffic is reduced to one lane while the work is going on. the project is expected to continue for several months from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. weekdays. >>> a 31% drop in auto burglaries. it attributes the decline to significant efforts to curb vehicle burglaries. the department created a general crimes unit in november to address those and other neighborhood crimes which had just become ram pant. vehicle thefts are also down 15%. officers booked or cited nearly 800 people for vehicle thefts last year. >>> new developments out of sonoma

. >> i will pass and hopefully get to the classified asap. >> we have no for the republicans. who do we have next -- no further republicans. who do we have next? i recognize the gentlelady from guam. >> thank you and thank you to our witnesses for being here today. general raymond, there is an urgent need to reconstitute and replenish critical space capabilities to preserve continuity of operations continuity. can you speak to the responsive launch options that you would recommend the department pursuit to fulfill this need? thank you and it is great to see you again. we have invested in this budget pretty significantly. we have gone through a period of this before. we did this in the early 1990's when we launched satellites called iridium. there were a lot of senate -- companies that were in developed due to the replenishment launches. we have invested that in this budget. >> this next question is important to me. all u.s. national security satellites are launched from fixed coastal u.s. launch sites that could easily be disrupted. these fixed sites also provide predictable l

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pass and hopefully get to the classified asap. >> we have no for the republicans. furtherve next -- republicans. do we have next? you, mr. chairman, and to our witnesses for being here. general raymond, there is an urgent need to rapidly reconstitute and replenish critical space capabilities to preserve continuity of operations. can you speak to the investments and low-cost responsive launch options you would recommend the department pursue to fulfill this need? gen. raymond: it is great to see you again. in this budgetd significantly in small launch options. it is important for replenishment. we have gone through this before. we did this in the early 1990's when we first launched satellites. there is a constellation of smaller satellites and a lot of companies did the replenishment launches. i think it will be important and we have invested that in this budget. the next question is important to me. any of you could answer. nearly all the u.s. national security satellites are launched from fixed coastal sites that could easily be disrupted. these sites provide pret

. >> i'll pass and hopefully get to the classified asap. >> we have no further republicans. who do we have next? who? chair now recognizes the lady from guam. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. and thank you to our witnesses being here today. general raymond, there is an urgent need to rapidly reconstitute and replenish critical space capabilities to prever continuity of operations capability. so can you speak to some of the investments and responsive launch options that you would recommend the department pursue to fulfill this need? >> thank you. and it's great to see you again. we have invested in this budget pretty significantly in small launch options i think is really important, as you said for replenishment. we have gone through appeared before. we did this in the early 90s when we launched satellites and a lot of companies being developed to do the launches. as you look to new space i think it's going to be important and we've invested that in this budget. >> all right. this next question is important to me, and i guess any of you could answer, if you could. today

. >> i will pass and hopefully get to the classified asap. >> we have no further republicans. who do we have next? say who? the chair recognizes the gene-- gentleladies from guam. >> thank you very much, and thank you for being here today to our witnesses. general raymond, there's an urgent need to rapidly reconstitute and replenish critical space capabilities to preserve continuity of operations capability. can you speak to some of the investments and low-cost responsive launch optionings that you would recommend the department -- options that you would recommend the department do to fulfill this need? >> thank you, and it's great to see you again. we have invested in this budget pretty significantly in small launch options. i think it's important, as you said, for replenishment. we've gone through a period of this before. we did this in the early '90s when we first launched uridium where there's a launch constellation of smaller satellites. there were companies doing replenishment launches. as you looked to new space and constellations of significant size, i think it's going

we will fight back and urged the united states of america to pass the taylor force bill asap. >> it isfront of the senate. waiting for the pending action will report on not if it does reach the president's desk he will sign this bill into law and keep on it. i thank you, prime minister naftali bennett in washington today for the aipac meeting. thank you for your time today. >> thank you, eric. arthel: eric, we're going to italy where voters are flocking to the polls in a closely watched general election. what a giveaway to the antiestablishment sentiment sweeping through much of europe? i feel chronic, widespread pain. fibromyalgia may be invisible to others, but my pain is real. fibromyalgia is thought to be caused by overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i'm glad my doctor prescribed lyrica. for some, lyrica delivers effective relief for moderate to even severe fibromyalgia pain. and improves function. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions, suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worse depression, unusual changes

and we'll get on that asap. >> vice president thomas: and despite not having a permit, they did at one point. we're in communication to ensure they do not have entertainment. >> commissioner lee: so places that don't have a permit for those people out watching is as a courtesy, you follow up, but how do you, you know, if they don't have a permit under our jurisdiction, who is going to handle that, usually the police handle -- >> it depends. if it's a place that doesn't have a permit because they're operating in a legal operation, it's always reallocated or deferred to the police department. depending on however we receive it, we can reallocate within 3-11 or directly forward a complaint if it's received via e-mail or phone. if it's a place that is a restaurant or bar or what have you, that is a legitimate operation in other ways, they're having entertainment, sean always communicates with that premise about the rules of obtaining a permit and usually bring them into compliance and you usually meet them here. >> commissioner lee: but if they're just playing the i-pod blasting it and no

the city tells abc 7 news its crews are using quick-curing comment to get that work done asap. >>> aarn that once powered street cars is about to become san francisco's newest center for the arts. abc 7 news was in san francisco's excelsior district for a groundbreaking at the geneva car barn. it will undergo a $14 million renovation. the structure was built just after the turn of the century. the renovated building will be used for art exhibitions and live performances as well as feature a nod to the past. >> yeah, the space is going to be designed to make sure that we accent the historic nature of the building. so it's going to be left open with beautiful windows restored and there's going to be a beautiful public art piece as well. >> a neighborhood group stepped in after the loma prieta quake to save the car barn from the wrecking ball. they say it took more than 20 years of work to get the renovation project going, but nowt really is in earnest. >>> it's time to turn back to our forecast and find out howl this break is lasting. >> not much longer, sounds like. meteorologist drew

we have to get one to chris matthews asap. he can get thrills up his leg.irst joining us to react to the top story. the house intel member chris stewart and fox news contributor jason chaffetz. congressman, stewart, i look at the revelations and it is spectacular stunning. 14 months. no evidence of collusion. no evidence of collusion, coordination, conspiracy between the trump campaign and the russians. none. zero. zip. >> it has been a long time. 15 months. we inteviewed like 73 witnesses and looked at 310,000 documents. you know, this can't surprise anyone. it can't. how long have you been saying that? how long have i and others been saying it? dianne feinstein said this. james clapper said this. i challenge mr. schiff who seems to think that there is a secret evidence that he can't reveal. two things on that. does anyone in the world believe if there was evidence of collusion that it would not have been leaked under the circumstances that we have seen? of course it would. you would already know about it. the second thing, this is an important point, sean

lawmakers want mark zuckerberg in front of them asap. one of the senators will join us. >>> we'll talk about the new guy joining president trump's legal team. no stranger to washington put he does love a good conspiracy theory. one in particular that the president likes too. >>> others say the president want to pyre someone on his team while another lawyer may be considering leaving. we have a busy tuesday morning. we'll start with the breaking news of the shooting in high school in maryland. that's south of us here in washington. we just heard from the sheriff who says three people including the shooter are hospitalized in critical condition. this all happened as you take a look at some images from the scene at great mills high school. nbc's garrett hague is hustling to the scene. i know the information has been coming in over the last 60 minutes or so. bring us up to speed on what the sheriff had to say in the last couple of minutes. >> reporter: this shooting take place at 8:00 this morning. we were told by the sheriff three people we

and they said, listen, we can put the veteran bat signal up and gets some vets here asap.eed. bar backing, washing dishes, changing kegs, whatever it might be. >> jimmy: got you. >> and two guys stood up in the brewery. they were like yeah, what do you need us to do? and they still work for us now. >> jimmy: so you allow them to drink on the job. >> no. these guys, they were patrons in the bar but now they work for us because they immediately like answered the call. which is, you know -- >> jimmy: that's beautiful. >> amazing u.s. veterans. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i guess so. i love this idea. you guys, for people who haven't seen the show, you guys go around and you encounter all sorts of supernatural obviously beings. you're looking for lucifer. you've got demons. there's all sorts of things going on. >> when you say it like that -- >> jimmy: but it is how it is. >> that's how it is. >> jimmy: so somebody came up with the idea that you guys would merge with scooby doo. which is basically what they do, too, right? >> listen, jimmy, 13 years into it we've got to

i would say they need to make that public asap because we need to see the details of that. you will have one side saying it is all because of russia. you will have sessions side saying no it is not. sessions is recused from anything russia related. if it does have anything to russia, he couldn't play very much part in this as he apparently did. julie: andrew mccabe lied and leaked. that's why he got fired. whether or not it had any role in the russia investigation is really neither here or there. it almost seems like a moot point at this point. we're told that mccabe's habit of taking memos on meetings with the president was actually very similar in the way that the ex fbi director comey kept of his memos and that didn't seem to go over so well. it seems like it is a repetitive nature here. >> i would love to see this inspector general's report that sessions has cited and i think that they should release it immediately so we can see what that determination was. right now we have the hearsay of saying we have this report, this is what it says but we're not releasing it. juli

we got to get one of those over to chris matthews asap. first running is not to react our top.tory, house and committeebe member, utah member chris stewart. fox news contributor jason chaffetz. congressman stuart, i look at these revelations, it is spectacularly stunning. 14 months and no evidence of collusion, no evidence ofon collusion, coordination, conspiracy between a trump campaign and the russians. none, zero, zip. >> it's been a long time, as you said, 15 months, roy interviews somethingwe like 73 witnesses, something like 310,000 documents. but this can't surprise anyone. it really just can't. how long haveee you been saying that? along and you have i been saying it? for heaven sakes, dianne feinstein said this. james clapper said this. and i challenge mr. adam schiff, who seems to think that based on secret evidence that he can't reveal, two things are not. one, does anyone in the world believe that there was evidence of collusion, and it would not have been leaked under the circumstances that we've seen? of course it would. you would already know about it. the second

lawmakers want mark zuckerberg in front of them asap. of the senators will join us. >>> we'll talk about the

job of defending himself against this investigation, he'll have to start work bing with his lawyers asapo you think it's possible he told the attorneys the relations between his family members, donald jr., jared, his son-in-law, and the russians? basic information on the probe here, so critical, do you think he'd tell it to his lawyers, jared, he talked to kislyak, the other lawyer that came to the tower that day. i can't imagine trump admitting that. >> they have to prepare for those questions for going -- look, you have to remember, they're a juncture they have to decide are they going to sit down with mueller or not? sthair goi they're going to have to come up with answers to the questions. you have to remember from the beginning trump told his lawyers i did nothing wrong, how can we get rid of this as quickly as possible? they said, cooperate. that's what you have seen. the problem is -- if the president did do something wrong, then they've cooperated themselves into that problem. >> anyway, the "washington post" is now reporting tonight that president trump ignored specific warnings

we need to get on with this asap. that is the story coming out of stocks this morning.ing the pain this morning. sebastian: donald trump set to announce the tariffs on steel and alley in many him -- and aluminum tariffs. 10% on aluminum from all countries. it would be one of trump's toughest options yet that risks antagonizing friends and foes alike. it will take "proper measures to safeguard its rights and interests." more than 38 of donald trump have been stripped of access to intelligence. they have been notified they will be downgraded to low-level secret interim clearances. the departure came a day after she testified for e-house intelligence panel telling them how they have to to white lies. seutsche bank and two local asked to provide information about jared kushner. the state department of financial services sent letters to the german lender. the business ties have come under scrutiny in terms of the portfolio as senior advisor to donald trump. the u.k. prime ministers set to meet donald tusk in london a day after theresa may vowed she would never accept a draft

phone last night while larry was dining at chip renny in manhattan and he accepted and will start asapen white, frequent guest on the network who we all know well. >> the chip angle. i spoke with him over the weekend. and vetted him repeatedly with a lot of different people. larry is a loved figure. why? because larry is so gentlemanly in the way he argues that you -- he's hard to hate. he's just hard to ate -- to hate and i went at him every single night. i can't remember what we agreed on i didn't even like chipriani. >> and maybe you could take this appointment as it is -- it appears to be announced, that he grew up if you will as a businessman in new york and in many ways grew up watching people like larry kudlow himself on this very network so there is a familiarity on this path of policy now together >> well, look, i think that having larry out there on tv -- i won -- i wouldn't put anybody else out. larry can talk on every issue and a fabulous speaker when you talk with larry, as we know from the network, you always feel better after you talk to him. now there are people -- and

one of the early key priorities should be how to get the iaea back on the ground in north korea asap.> i agree with both of those and the article you referred to, just a slight reinterpretation if i could, it was not meant to argue that american strategy has been ineffective, but more that american aspirations for china , whether it be for political modernization or economic liberalization or integration into the global system or accepting our interpretation of how the operating system of asia husband negotiated, that in that process we have continued to overstate our influence, and i think china is a different actor today and one that requires the united states to think carefully. doesn't mean we should throw away engagement or not believe that it's possible to have a constructive relationship with china, i believe those are all things we should aim for and work to achieve. i think it's critical, it's the most important bilateral relationship in the world. it is. i do not believe that the trump administration or any administration, despite occasional flirting is likely to abandon the

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rubio warning tribal officials in a tweet this won't end well for tribe if they don't return child asaps with the tribe, the baby's grandmother claims johnson was abusive to her daughter and that her daughter is not fit to care for the infant. but rebecca disagrees, saying she no longer has her newborn because her mother doesn't want ingrid growing up with a white father. two miami-dade officers assisted those tribal officers in removing the baby from the hospital and the hospital saying in a statement it had no choice but to remove the baby from the mother's care. quote, baptist hospital falls under the jurisdiction of miami-dade county police department and complies with state and federal laws. it is our hospital's policy to cooperate with miami-dade law enforcement as they enforce court orders, but you can just see this battle brewing and feel for everyone involved. >> everyone involved and this is not over. we haven't heard the last of it. >> thanks. >> michael. >> thank you, robin. >>> coming up, we have the sweet 16 tipping off tonight. but some teams are having trouble even getti

we will get the next gen jammer out there asap. >> mr. conaway? >> thank you, mr. chairman. miss wilson, secretary wilson, i never heard the case for who should be serving in our uniforms better put than the way you said that. i don't know if you noticed but it got real quiet in here when you were finishing up your statement. i think it's because your words were reverberating through the minds of everybody in here. so thank you for that statement. i'm blessed to have been reared and raised by a mom who fit that category. thank you for that. secretary spencer, we had four ships wrecked in '17. as a result, vice-chief of naval operations and the secretary ordered a review of what was going on and one of the recommendations was that we take that decision as to putting a boat in harm's way further up the food chain and not allocating resources to combat and command that weren't ready to go there. can you talk about where that recommendation is and what's been the reaction among the various folks who were looking at that? >> yes, congressman. just to add a little meat on that, no

hirono: i would like to request that happen asap. you say that threat assessment is the most effective method to prevent school shootings. aat is limiting access to soul weapons designed only to kill change the nature of those people had? if fewer these weapons, what is that lower the likelihood of a mass shooting? dr. alathari: that is not an area i have studied. when you are investigating a person who has come to your attention, that might be at risk of engaging in concerning behavior, there is a whole approach including other information. what your threat assessment changes people did not have assault weapons? dr. alathari: it depends on a constellation of factors when you're doing a threat assessment, that might be one piece of it, but it would not be -- only piece your piece. i would have to do more research. sen. hirono: speaking of research, are you familiar with passed in congress in 1996 that will prevent the senate to do any kind of -- cdc doing any kind of study related to gun violence. did you think that makes sense we ne

. >> i'd like to request that happened asap. doctor you say that threes assessment i most e -- wouldn't restricting or eliminating actress assault weapons change the nature of the assessment? if fewer people had these kind of weapons wouldn't that lower the likelihood of a mass shooting. >> that's not an area i have studied. i can say in a threat assessment program, when you're investigating a person who has come to the attention, whether it's a student or person in the community that might be at risk, there's a whole approach that we look at, including using a systems approach of interviewing people, gathering information, one -- >> excuse me. i am run us -- running out of time. wouldn't you assessment change if people didn't have assault weapons? wouldn't the assessment be of a different nature than if you were confronted by someone with handgun versus someone with an assault weapon? >> it dependings on a constellation of factors, peace when you're doing threat assessment on one, that might be one piece of it but not the only