as good as cia is, and as good as u.s.we have to work very closely with our partners in europe and the middle east. there needs to be international effort and architecture which means sharing information so that we're able to identify individuals that might have plans to carry out these devastating attacks, but also find out who is some of the masterminds behind orchestrating these attacks and inside of syria, in raqqa, which is one of the major cities in northeastern syria, that is the place where a lot of external plotting takes place. so there is a multidimensional and a multiple geographic area effort to do as much damage to isil, at the same time a lot of the factors and conditions that led to its growth need to be address. it is not just as trying to dismantle as much as possible in iraq and syria but trying to address some of those sectarian tensions as well as those deep-seeded feelings of alienation that a number of communities have there. the government in baghdad, the government in damascus, really needs to be s

well as immediate dividends as a result of this. there were some but i think there was a lot that this iranian central government that to do in terms of taking care of those structural strategic macroeconomic issues and other things they needed to do. the impact on individual iran n iranians is going to take place over time. we're very much hoping that impact is going to be felt certainly sooner than later as a way to validate the course the president and others are on. this will take a bit of time. i'm sure some people are frustrated by it. i know our government is working to fulfill the obligations attendant to the agreement. this is taking a bit of time. >> the third row. >> if you forgive me an administrative question. >> give me your name and organization. >> [ inaudible ]. >> yesterday, i heard you say there was need for more language training in the agency. have you advanced in that direction? because as i go around the world i encounter your people and they don't seem to speak the local language. you did say you wanted to do

come out as far as dallas, as far as baton rouge and yet here he is again offering his support and once condolences. >> yeah it is appropriate. it is timely from the president. i think from anyone involved in government service as a matter of fact, i think the entire civilian population really should be sharing those sentiments that the president expressed. it is important to protect and defend. and support law enforcement. even in the midst of those individuals who may have issues with the manner in which policing is done now. i think there has to be a common sense of decency and humanity especially in dealing with the loss of life of individuals who have sworn to serve and protect. you know, these individuals make many sacrifices, are exposed to extreme dangers, all voluntarily. and it not only for them but for their families it is very stressful and traumatic time for families of individuals, police officers and other law enforcement professionals. because your vulnerability is exposed. the underbelly, the soft under belly of your profession is exposed and it really causes some insta

as far as today goes, walking to work? there are clouds out there and the humidity is dropping. 73 to 75 between 7 a.m. and 9 a.m. this morning. this will be a day with sunshine. you've got the green light for anything you want to do today. this will be under par weather for all of us. kids can't, spend some extra time outside. pool? absolute protection -- perfection. just don't spend too much time outside. here's the radar in the area toht now. the rain is well the east of ocean city right now, but again, it did leave as we had a lot of standing water in the area. make sure that you take caution as you hit the area road. the next chance for rain comes act monday. perfect days, but the weekend we we are starting off in montgomery county with a lot of having wires down. we begin with wires down on macarthur boulevard near meridian road. bethesda, lone oak drive near mayfield drive, lane blocked. sticking with montgomery county, i want to shift to silver spring. now that it's getting lighter, continuing into this morning's r

i want to be as direct as possible. your team was part of this investigative process so your team was part of the recommendation that was put forward by comey, director comey. >> the recommendation that came to me included director comey's recommendation. it was unanimous recommendation. >> so i understand it. so this really was your recommendation that you accepted from your team? >> a recommendation of the career agents and prosecutors who had done the work. they werex as i have indicated before from within the national security division affiliated with main just skps they are the ones who made the recommendation to me. my decision was to accept their recommendation. >> let me ask you one more thing. i know my time is fleeting here. did secretary clinton have counsel present for the interview with fbi? >> i'm not privy to the details. >> you don't know whether she was questioned under oath? >> i'm not privy to details of that. >> you indicated earlier, my colleague made mention of the fact that there were relevant sta

we might as well listen in as they're getting started. >> as an msnbc contributor, thank you for beingere this morning. attorney general, thank you for being here. as walter said, you have a reputation of having the highest integrity, utmost, solid judgment, so when people heard people heard what went down in phoenix, a lot of people were like, i mean, friends, supporters, backers, saying, what on earth was he thinking? talking to bill clinton? so what on earth were you thinking? what happened? >> well, i think that's the question of the day, isn't it. i think it's a perfectly reasonable question, i think that's the question that is called by what happened in phoenix because people have also wondered and raised questions about my role in the ultimate resolution of matters involving the investigation into the state department e-mails. and to the extent that people have questions about that, about my role in that, certainly my meeting with him raises questions and concerns, so believe me, i completely get that question. and i think it is the question of the day. i think the issue is, aga

we could see debate on that as early as wednesday. other legislative items include irs and funding and a vote to go to conference on authorization. live coverage on c-span. meanwhile the senate meets again wednesday to consider a judicial nomination. watch the senate live on c-span2. >> the house rules committee will meet later today to consider the counter terrorism bill with a gun control measure and allow the attorney general to delay gun sales to people on terror watchlists. live coverage starts at 5:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. >>> now a senate hearing on how the federal government can protect elderly americans from exploitation. it puts seniors at $36 billion annually. this is an hour and 50 minutes. >> i thank everybody for their presence on a very important issue. i usually wait until there's representatives of both political parties here. since we have a vote at 10:30, i have permission to move ahead and so i'll give my opening statement and then i'll refer to the ranking member. today's hearing will examine the growing threat

as usual, bad judgment. but as we talked about, former cia director, this was years ago, he got in trouble for not sending e-mails but sharing an e-mail account with his biographer and former girlfriend, revealing and leaking classified information because they would correspond through the drafts folder. then he lied to the fbi about it and he pled guilty to a single misdemeanor. that's another issue with hillary clinton taking this meeting not under oath with the fbi but there would be an issue with a false statement act where she could be in trouble if something didn't jive with their investigation. that is also not something comey announced or spoke to and it seems as if the investigative interview matches up with their investigation so far. we'll wait to see if there's more that comes out of that. but then there's the other tweet, sean, the one donald trump sent featuring a six-sided star, the pile of money and an attack ad on clinton and i should note while it came from his account we don't know if he s

what would your advice be as far as their convention?t will be a great staged affair. >> but really that it ought to be almost like the semi-hip hop that it really ought to be. >> and that it will be their group. >> but you'll need to start on monday night with two super stars that you will start with michelle and that it will be bernie and the speakers. >> where is the drama? >> that you don't need their drama when it is already determining the results. and that he is out for filling them down to keep that in mind and that everybody is on there and what will take cruz to it? they cannot afford to have any mysteries surrounding what they would do as we need to do. the only thing that you're looking at though is bill clinton still on the tarmac of phoenix. we haven't seen them since then and we hope that when they show up they match what they did in north carolina four years ago. we'll wait and see. >> okay. by the way the political analyst from kpix melissa kaine is -- melissa griffin-caen will bring us live reports starting tomorrow. >>

of power, as residues of power. the chief is called to testify in a land case, hums and says nothing or ignores the summons all together, that's an expression of power and assertion of his -- what he sees as his right to define his boundaries. when someone brings up slave ancestry about another person, that's an expression of power. when someone does not, that tells a lot. i can sort of follow the silences to figure out some things that i want to know. >> just one other thing. i think as historians that we need to be a little more interdisciplinary than we are and that there are ways to borrow some of the skills and techniques and methods of political scientists or literary people, cultural theorists, anthropologists as ways to read our documents. >> yes. >> hello, my name is bernice alexander bennett. i'm here wearing three hats, one is coordinator of the midwest african-american genology institute and this is we're going into our fourth year and it will be at the allen county public library july 11th through the 1

he had human feelings as keen as any of us, he wrote, to whom his god was dear as reverend as to him. contrasted with the rigid fan atticism stands the tolerance of asin who quote, seemed to have none of this religious prejudice as edith exhorts, i pit their pag nichl against his christianity any day. the novelist wants us to sympathize with asin. the warped and evil characters all loathe him while the good and decent ones befriend and love him. alynn helps to find right in wrong. with the chinese immigrants squarely on the side of immorality and justice. amid the backdrop asin emerges as a hero, a heathen champion. by presenting an alternative to the popular image of the greedy does he have you rat eating chi chinaman, little asin tempers the subject that this is inevitable exclusion. the chinese immigrant has redeeming, even enviable qualities and asin is not alone. crucial roles in other novels. perhaps the most heroic chinese figure appeared in war path will or the boy phantom. unlike asin, china, as he is named, is strong muscular and intimidating. everything about him is large w

you mention the caterpillar drove as well as success as the soviet kremlin. the soviets are ahead of the united states in strategy defense, they are more capable than we are there. and that serves a purpose for clancy, but also for reagan, right? this fear that the soviets are going to keep passing us, that they are going to be ahead of us and we need the best weapons and systems to take care of this manpower and if we fall behind it becomes incredibly dangerous. there is lines particularly it stands out in the movie talking about hunt for red october they could sit off the coast. keep pouring money into these programs. it's something that the military appreciates very much. you get to the -- you know, late 1980s about hearings in congress. one of the senators is asking the navy's chief of submarine war fair what do you think about this article. and the admiral, a, knew what it was immediately and was like thank you senator for allowing me to address this issue. but what follows is this really delicate dance because he doesn't want to insult our allies and th

we pretty much know as much as you guys do.s literally no information coming in or out so we have no idea what the strategy is. we don't even know what is going on. it's kind of scary because they're a few feet away and there are 20 people. >> fayed munaim, thank you. our thought goes out to you and all involved in this. you're seeing there, as we speak, the first pictures of a new day, saturday as day breaks there in dabbing a the bangladeshi capital, these are police and part of this enormous response to this attack which i'll remind our viewers, is still under way and sadly, the fate of the hostages inside that restaurant and in fact, the attackers inside is still unknown. we're staying with the story and we'll be right back after this break. we're staying with the std we'll be right back after this break. he but i'd like t being te at golf for as long as i can. new patented ensure enlive has hmb plus 20 grams of protein to help rebuild muscle. for the strength and energy to do what you love. new ensure enlive. always be you

as mr.ell pell said, this unidentified problem for which it is being proposed and i think the sooner it gets clear so that the board of supervisors can act without concern the better. >> thank you. seeing no other public comment i will-yes? >> dr. garrett kerr. i support this proposal also. i suppose the alternative would be to limit contributions to $500 for these general-purpose committees. but either way, banning them totally which is preferable or limiting them would show solidarity with people who are not wealthy and people who struggle even to contribute $500. that's a lot of money for a lot of people. so, getting rid of these political inequalities is important and i hope you support this. thanks. >> i will call the question. all those in favor say, aye >>[chorus of ayes] opposed? the record should reflect the past 4-0. turning to item 7, which is also a proposal by supervisor peskin and as i understood, is he wants action on this one tonight particularly? >> thank you again. this ite

it could deliver showers as far south as redding, perhaps up around ukiah as well. that's tomorrow. that's by virtue of cooler, more cloud cover, not fog, but actual cloud cover, just a mild, cool day on your bay area saturday with a little bit of breeze, too. 84 right now in fairfield. that's the hot spot. lots of mid-50s. you saw that coming. more of the same as we head into tomorrow. but then temperatures on sunday want to come up a little bit. this low pressure center, it's got dynamics. as it gets closer to us it creates a saturday that's kind of what you might expect in early spring. it's not going to be temperatures in the 80s or 90s. it is going to be temperatures in the 60s and 70s. oakland, cloud cover. tomorrow morning lunchtime you've got partly sunny. late in the day, it clears out pretty nicely and you peak out at 69 in oakland. 80 in antioch, 81 in brentwood. we check out down the santa clara valley, 74 in san jose and 77 in morgan hill. this weak just threw by. >> it sure did. it is going to heat up. >> towards the middle of the week. >> bill, thank you. >>> back wit

so please keep that in mind as we provide this information to you. >> as an agency and as family we're grieving the loss of deputy brad garafola. he leaves behind a wife and four children. i know they are hurting. but i want them to know that we are here for them now and forever. they are our family. we also get can our deputies assistance they need to cope with this tragedy. we still have another deputy that is currently fighting for his life. he was shot in the head and the stomach and has extensive damage. he is currently in icu, and there is a machine helping him breathe. he is in very critical condition. we ask for your continued prayers, for his healing and for his family. and finally, we have a deputy that has nonlife-threatening injuries but serious injuries. and that's sergeant bruce sim mops. he is going through his second surgery this evening. one of many the ben from his el be to shoulder was completely shattered. he now has a titanium rod in his arm. he has other reconstructive surgeries ahead of him. we also ask for your continued prayers for healing with him as well. i w

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everybody's going to try to maintain a relationship with him as long as it's possible and as long as they can see it in their interest. >> amid the debate over secularism versus an islamic state i wonder if the truth of the matter is that erdogan's ambitions lie less with doctrine and more with power. >> hmm, yeah. and i think to take that point, he will use religion to cement power. he will use the faith that people have and direct that energy into sustaining himself in power. and achieving his political goal. >> yeah. i mean, power is -- yeah -- i mean, an incredible influence on people, you know, it's an intoxicant to a great many people and is your fear that that's what's really taking hold here? >> well, there's no doubt that he is someone who wants power. he had sought it his whole political life. he is now at the pinnacle of what he sees, where here he has been pushing his country in one direction. he has been clamping down on freedom. he has been locking up anybody who would dare to dissent. all of those things are going on and all of a sudden, boom, in the middle of the nigh

he is as busy now as ever. i said we should do this project forever to keep them in my life and this is the result of it. >> the most jarring thing for me was i don't do people. i am a jack reed student. that is an inside joke for people who studied with my professor at johns hopkins. i am an idea guy. i had to say some things about jefferson over the course of my career because i am as carlos accused me of being the jefferson professor, now emeritus. the idea of doing a biography is the last thing i could imagine doing because it is all about a person. i was a bit taken aback when annette gordon reed invited me to do this and it is one of the best things that has ever happened to me. because i care about people, real people today, but dead people are not terribly interesting to me as people. >> i'm exactly the opposite. i care about you. >> took me a while to pick up on that. that was really hurtful. we would like to start off talking a little bit about the project and we will spend the first 20 minutes on the

much as she considered potential candidates, as much as they looked, as much as republicans unified,ave to bring out a hail mary and go toe-to-toe on every news cycle, hillary clinton followed her footing and followed axiom, do no harm, picked somebody who checks all the boxes and believes can be a governing partner as well. her campaigning in the wake of this talked about how she met with him twice, made sher families sat down and got to know each other a little bit. her top aide john podesta telling her at the end of the day you have to be happy when they walk in the room and want their input. clinton feels as though she has that with tim kaine, who, of course, does speak spanish. at the same time he's somebody they believe can appeal to blue-collar white men especially in states like pennsylvania and ohio. but we're here of course in miami to show off language skills that kaine has and also this is a state where if they win it becomes much, much harder to find a path to the 270 electoral votes he needs, frances. >> enough to watch out of florida especially with the official noubsm

as sad as this story is, the response from u.s. army veterans who heard this story was powerful and touching. veterans posted images on social media of themselves in uniform with this message to this child, "i will protect you." since the tragic events in orlando, muslim advocates, along with americans from all walks of life, have stood with our friends in the lgbtq community. you see, we are not willing to give up on america. the idea that a group of people diverse in every imaginable way can form a lasting bond based on the shared principles of freedom, justice and equality for all. some would dismiss this as political correctness. to me, it is a belief in the power of what has made america great. we hope that our elected officials are not willing to give up on america, that you will do everything in your power to uphold and defend america's defining values and principles. thank you. >> thank you. mr. haney? >> testing. mr. chairman, and members of the committee, thank you very much for an opportunity to testify here today. also

this is as close as you get to rapid data. it's sendsing a clear signal that businesses want to see some signs that the economic situation is going to be turned around. policymakers wl policymakers, whether it's the government or the bank of england need to sure up confidence to stop this further: that's the signal from the bank. let's not waste any time. let's send out clear signal. >> steve: >> one reason not to waste time is they are trying to ward of recession. what are you thoughts looking at this initial data here. >> it's going to be really difficult to avoid a third quarter contraption with the index falling this low. it's going to have to rise sharply in the next two months to stave off a downturn. whether off that persistence the rest of the year all of course depend on how the situation develops, the brexit negotiations in particular. it's looking quite ugly at the moment. you can expect some contraction of the economy. whether it lasts the six months or not to make a recession in doubt. ting chances are you're goin

his god was near as refereneds as to him. contrasted with the rigid fan atticism stands the tolerance of asin who quote, seemed to have none of this religious prejudice. as edith exhort -- any day. the reader clearly wants to sympathize with asin. the good and decent characters be friend and love him. like chiefy chingo, asin helps to find right and wrong. with the chinese immigrant squarely on the side of morality and justice. amid the back drop of the anti-chinese racism, asin emerges as a hero, a heathen champion. by presenting an alternative to the popular image of the greedy devious rat eating chinamen, little asin tempers the assumption that this era was one of inhe haestable exclusion. asin is not alone. his fellow countrymen play crucial roles in other dime novels, perhaps the most heroic chinese figure in all of 19th century popular culture paid in war path will or the boy phantom. unlike asin, china, as he is named is strong and muscular and intimidating. everything about him is large with his great broad shoulders

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but as much as you loved them, we didn't. so we made them with fresh buttermilk, and a hint of vanilla. are denny's new pancakes flufflier, tastier, better than yours? only you can decide. take a look at that. that's san francisco as we approach the midnight hour. pretty weather but it's warm just about everywhere. >> it's really warm especially in southern california. we are all part of the same system. see the >> heat is heading our way. as a live look outside the golden gate bridge, we go to the rest of the night will see a few clouds but the fog will not be as thick. we'll see lots of sunshine. we'll see onshore flow we getting a little bit. temperatures in fairfield and 71 degrees, 66 in santa rosa. 61 in nevada. 50 in cisco 64 currently in mountain view and 67 in san jose. satellite radar showing a strong onshore flow moving in that will give us cooler temperatures at the coast. it's not quite as strong as it was earlier in the week so we won't see as much fog. let's break it down. typically we see a lot of zero visibil

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there as quickly as possible. [applause] with the growing threat of homegrown terror, is important to remember that our first line of defense is the right of self-defense. now more than ever, the right to keep and bear arms must not be infringed on the american people. [applause] but violent jihad is not the only threat. asia, china is massively expanding its military. just last month the pentagon admitted the chinese satellite and ballistic technology are rapidly approaching parity with our own. as we gather here tonight, and you are cooking is defending -- iron curtain it suspending down the line of europe. russia is expanded. unlike the former soviet union that respected the strength of the yes -- west, putin's russia ignores talk of sanctions, claims land and support rebels in ukraine. if we do not know enough about the threat we face from a your rent. -- he ran, -- iran, was iran as by far the most significant security challenge facing the united states and its allies and interests in the middle east. in a fe

we are working on this issues as soon as possible.air president said yesterday, there is no justification whatsoever for violence against law enforcement. i know that i stand with all of you when i say my thoughts and prayers are with those flies that we lost, the families they left behind, who needed them like everyone needs to pay her, brother, sibling, like everyone needed them and they will need all of us more than other. i know also being here at noble that everyone in this room feels that unique perspective in that particular pain born of the broader experiences that we bring to bear and the broader world in which we live. after the tragic murders of the five officers in dallas, two weeks ago one dedicated black police officer of louisiana, officer montreux jackson gave voice to the dichotomy that is so often in post upon a windy road so poignantly, in words that i know what to do with in this room. he wrote in uniform make it nasty hateful looks and out of uniform, some consider me a threat. and yet, even still, he urged all am

far from it as he could. when he designated nelson rockefeller as his vice president, president ford wanted to do something with the vice presidency, he liked nelson rockefeller, he admired his ability. he wanted to make use of him, he wanted to make vice president rockefeller's staff feel welcome. he felt that the ford vice presidential staff had not been included and he wanted to make sure that wasn't repeated. yet it didn't work out that way. at governor rockefeller's request, president ford made governor rock fell, vice president rockefeller, the head of the domestic council and vice president rockefeller thought if he was head of the domestic consul he would be to domestic affairs what henry kissinger was to foreign policy but there were also sorts of problems. the domestic cabinet officials didn't want to report to the president through the vice president. chief of staff donald rumsfeld thought if henry kissinger was running foreign policy and nelson rockefeller was run dough midwest i can policy what d

witnesses say people as young as 13 were in attendance. the shooting left people in shock. >> we're in shock. it doesn't matter you hear it and there's going to be shock. >> police say officers have detained three people in connection with to the shooting. they're not saying what might have lead up to the violence, but authorities this morning tell nbc news the shooting does not appear to be terror related. police say injury is ranging from minor to life threatening. >>> as this story develops throughout the morning you can head to our website as well, nbcbayarea.com for updates. >>> developing news out of monterrey county. vicious flames have levelled six homes and 11,000 acres. so far this fire is nowhere near containment. today in the bay kris sanchez joining us life from redwood city where local firefighters are joining the fight as are more than a thousand down there. >> reporter: right. sam, so the fire only started on friday and already there are several bay area crews that are either on their way or already there on the ground near

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doesn't look to be quite as heavy as we will expect as we go a little bit further towards the west.y dry through the forecast. but still those areas could be subjected to potentially heavy rainfall. on top of that, the temperatures are very hot. we have another heat-related story, as hannah mentioned as well, across the mid-western united states, the south-central united states, as this ridge of high pressure has moved very little. it looks like the peak of these hot temperatures materializes on saturday or for sunday. but this has been a press tent and has affected at least 100 million people in about 26 states. we start to see that precipitation wrapped around it with some big storms now across the north central u.s. hannah, back to you. >>> we appreciate it. thanks very much indeed. do stay across this story for us. thank you very much for joining us as well. i'm hannah vaughan skwrepbs in london. our coverage continues after this short break. stay with us. you're watching cnn. i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't p

far as emergency and as far as serious crime is concerned. >> i want to cover a couple of things.n terms of the approach and the way the police officers' jobs may change, we've spoken in the past about body cameras, about new technology that has come into the situation to assist those trying to protect the country. what do you see in terms of changes and how the police force might look different? >> well, i think body cameras are here to stay. some departments have embraced it. others are a little bit more reluctant. but probably in five to seven years, you'll see that as a standard piece of equipment. i think that's a good thing, because you'll see these youtube videos that will cover an incident and start midway through it. now we'll have the opportunity to look at the entire event as it happens, and i think it will show so much beneficial good heroic work that's done by the police throughout the country. >> what do you want to see in terms of leadership? commissioner, everybody i speak with says the same thing -- we need leadership, we need someone to bring us together, we need

as long as that dialogue continues, as long as that hand holding continues, as long as that grieving takes place, and it will, we have funerals still ahead of us, i think that's what's going to need to take place and how that healing is going to unfold. >> you mentioned protests. you also mentioned, you know, the city coming together in that moment, friday. what's the view from dallas right now of the protests that are continuing in cities -- you know, outside of dallas, in baton rouge, in minneapolis, what's the view from dallas on that? >> i think we look within at this moment. when we understand the need to have protests. we understand the need to have this dialogue ongoing. because you can't have one conversation without the other. certainly understand the need to have those. you know, i was talking to somebody about this the other day. until you guys show up, until the other media from outside the country showed up, you know, it really sort of drove home to me how we had become that story for this moment. when you guys leave, we're still going to have to deal with this pain. we'

as well.hink he will officially endorse donald trump? >> i hope so. if not he will send a message who have been loyal through this process, sit it out or vote for hillary clinton. if you are not on board with donald trump who is the nominee at this point then you are on board by default with hillary clinton. we all know that. it is so seriously clear at this point it is really big time decision time. >> what is the biggest hesitation when it comes to donald trump? >> it has a lot to do with establishment politics. for people like me who baelted the establishment my entire political life, that's the reason. when i saw who was opposing trump that's what forced me to take a second look at him. i don't think i am that different from the average american who just wants the system broken up so we can bring in real change. we can really feel safe with our jobs and our families can prosper. it resinates with a back to basics message. hillary is always saying the poor me message. donald trump is always

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far as legislators, do we know of anybody here as far as the delegation that's going to be part of this event or attending or local legislators there? >> yeah, i'm sure a lot of some of the delegation will be here. but more importantly for north carolina politics, the democratic gubernatorial candidate, roy cooper, will be there, as well as the democratic u.s. senate candidate deborah ross. i don't think either one of them was with secretary clinton when she was in raleigh a couple weeks ago. literally a couple weeks ago. you know, incidentally, donald trump is in raleigh, north carolina tonight. so it's sort of a trifecta, a presidential trifecta here. >> as you say, as far as the trump infrastructure there in the state, how would you describe it? >> pretty noniexistent thus far. to say they're building it is i guess the right way to say it but all they have is a state director that we know so far. they've been pretty tight-lipped as the trump campaign has been in a lot of places. but the joint campaign committee for the republicans are said to have a lot of people on the ground. that'

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i look as this as a job creating activity. what i said to the democrats, and the rhetoric in this presidential campaign has just been so over the top. everyone for their own personal believe trade is why they don't have a job. it is a big complex issue. you cannot blame china, korea and others for taking our jobs. i tell everybody. you get a trade deal and negotiate out the environmental pieces and make sure labor is protected which they have done with the tpp, you give us a fair agreement. i tell you i will go against china and japan and korea and we will beat them. this agreement is working toward that but putting our heads in the sand saying we will not compete we are doing a disservice to the citizens who elected us to create jobs. let the metrics speak to themselves. our trade is growing. but the biggest factor is if we don't do this, and encapsulated, china will write the rules for the 11 nations and we will be left out. >> the national conventions are starting next we're, this is iowa, i have two battleground states gov

as well as a deputy sheriff was shot and injured today. there's more information coming, but please, keep those folks in your prayers. thank you, mr. chairman. >> well, let us spend a moment of silence and reflect on the loss of this country and these communities have suffered today. thank you. mr. bob, we absolutely want to be reflective of what the committee needs. i think it's very reasonable to say 7:30 is early but you can see the needs of everyone who would like to have written copies of the amendments, so i think that we can set a time for tomorrow. we can make it at 8:00, we can make it at 8:30, you could go as make it at 8:30, you could go as far as next amendment also by eric burley from maine, page 4, line 9:r 9:00 bp 9:00 b 9 tomorrtomorrow anp tomorto deadlip deadline well "then when people have had these copies for almost 22 hours is not reasonable either or something that the staff can handle so we can go to 8:30 if you find that would be more reasonable and it would work better for the members of the committee to push back

as incredible as this accomplishment is it highlighted a problem. the information that accompanied the digital images online was the preliminary research done in 1994 as part of that original neh access and preservation grant. the museum was sending serious researchers to me personally to neh access and preservation grant. the museum was sending serious researchers to me personally to help them better understand what they encountered online which sent me time and again to my research files. i realized that there was a real need for a complete catalog of the collection that would place riis' photographs in the context of his writings and sort out the naughty problems of attribution, that is to explain which picture he took, which he asked others to take for him and when and why. in 2012 i offered the contents of my files to the museum and asked if it was interested in supporting the publication of the catalog. the museum decided to sponsor the catalog, a primary goal and the primary goal is to contrast riis' photographs with the published illustratio

>> as ben was just mentioning -- >> as if you're not here. >> as ben was just mentioning -- >> i'm not talking about myself in third person. >> as ben was managing sanders campaign got -- bernie sanders already endorsed right now going to give a big speech monday night. i think this is kind of classic pr-101 crisis communication. you have a problem and you actually eliminate it. and in a lot of ways too, and again, this was probably going to happen even before the wikileaks leak had occurred, bernie sanders had already demanded debbie wasserman schultz has a tough primary challenge in florida that she needs to concentrate on. the kind of question i think democrats kind of have is now you have debbie wasserman schultz stepping down, a lot of her top leadership, do the trains necessarily run on time, it's very important. she's had her job preparing this convention. she orchestrated the 2012 convention for democrats. and so those types of things whether it's the tell prompters and all the other things go on -- >> but people at home don't care about that. >> tamron, just to walk you throug

va einvasion of north, as el with as threaten to use atomic weapons. he wanted the vietnamese quaking in their beds every night. he wanted to win the war. if president johnson committed our troops -- which he did, reagan and ike wanted to win the war. in may of '68, reagan said things were different when ike was in charge. twice during those eight years men imagining soviet movements against berlin were disposed of without the call up of a single reinforcement simply by a show of calm, unwavering resolution. now i'd like to end this section where ronald reagan reflects upon the technological triumphs of the eisenhower years and all that the kennedy/johnson years had squandered. he's going to go through a list of weapons that we have, not to glorify war but to show that we were prepared under the eisenhower years. one particular phrase,iz ize eisenhower complained when truman called him back, with a he was helping truman get his chestnuts out of fire. and reagan is going to use that same expression and he only would have gotten that through discussions

as well. terror of that night wondering whether suspects might strike at any moment. also a little bit more on the isis summit. the anti-isis summit held here in washington yesterday with foreign ministers and that type of protocol level talking to secretary kerry. they talked about the importance of realtime communication between countries, information sharing so police and border kwards and airport security officials know when they are coming into contact with suspected terrorists and so they know if one country or another somebody was visiting they can share that information. that's about information flow and coordination. that was the conversation yesterday here in washington. and lastly, you talked about how this particular portion of munich was built really for the 1972 olympics. one of my earliest news memories as even then a kid who was fascinated with international developments and 1972 was when we had had 11 israeli olympic members taken hostage and killed by the pal palestinian grou

as mr. updike indicated there are significant tenant improvement costs to the steacht the estimated cost of the improvements is six million dollars. the landlord will provide the city rent credit as listed so there would be a remaining net cost to the city for the tenant improvements of $5.9 million shown in table three on page 22 want report. funding is included in both the 17-16 budget and new funds requested in the fiscal year '16-17 budget. of course subject to appropriation approval of the board of supervisors. we recommend that you approve this resolution. >> thank you mr. rose. colleagues any questions for our budget analyst? okay. can we move on to public comment? anyone to comment on item 6? seeing none public comment is closed. [gavel] colleagues can i have a motion to move forward with a positive recommendation. >> so moved. >> moved and seconded by supervisor yee. we can do so without objection. madam clerk please call item 7. >> item 7 is resolution authorizing the mayor's offic

we're going to bring it to you live as soon as it starts. >>> bernie sanders getting ready to hit theampaign trail again, with hillary clinton. where and when, and could it give her a boost after the fallout from the fbi's e-mail investigation? >>> plus dallas's police chief doubling down on his decision to send in a robot bomb to kill the man deliberately firing at his officers. why the chief says he absolutely made the right call by using it. >> he was asking how many did he get. and he was telling us how many more he wanted to kill. this wasn't an ethical dilemma for me. i would do it again. i would do it again it save our officers' lives. >>> and this is a fox news alert. we'll take you live right now to the press conference with the heroic first responders from the dallas police attack. this is at parkland hospital near the scene of the shootings. >> i would like to say thank you to the dallas police department for everything they do keeping us safe every single day. my condolence to the families of those that were lost. >> i'm joseph menay, i'm a professor of surgery at u.t. sou

i -- i hope that my children will someday be as proud of me as i am of my mom. i am so grateful to be her daughter. i'm so grateful that she is charlotte and aiden's grandmother. she makes me proud every single day. and mom, grandma would be so, so proud of you tonight. to everyone watching here and at home, i know with all my heart that my mother will make us proud as our next president. this is the story of my mother, hillary clinton. >> here is a woman -- >> as that video begins, an emotional finish there for chelsea clinton, proud father. and there was a proud mom watching backstage. hillary clinton sending out a tweet right away, saying, "so proud," as she watched her daughter. and cokie roberts, what an interesting choice for the begin ofg that speech, introducing her mom as a grandma. >> well, it's a term that's not political, is it? it is something that everybody recognizes, and can see, as someone who is loving and wise, those are thoughts that you have about grandma. but it's been interesting, because in focus groups, people have not thought she was an

with as much information as we have real-time, and that's the purpose of this press conference. i'll make a couple of comments after chief brown and then we'll take a couple questions, and then you probably won't hear from us in person until in the morning again. we will be sending information out as we get it online. i do want to say that i've heard from both of white house and the governor's office extending their help and we're sure going to be able to use some help from the governor's office and we've got so many police officers out tonight that we want to make sure they are backed up. there's news to be given to you, and i'll let the chief talk about that. >> currently, we are in negotiations with a suspect involved in the shootings at the garage of el centro. the suspect we've been negotiating with has been ex- chining gunfire with us and not being cooperative in the negotiations. before i came here, i asked for plans to end this standoff and as soon as i'm done here, i'll be presented with the plans. in addition to this second floor garage as we recap the previous press r