baa right now there is chairman nad l nadler is on a fishing expedition to nowhere. i'm in a group with the national republican lawyers and i want to just talk to you for a second. this is the most amazing thing i have ever seen. i'm not by any means claiming to be the best lawyer in the world. subpoenas are supposed to be used when you can't get what you want. not beforehand when people are cooperating. we watch every week, chairman madler at first threaten subpoenas. then try to issue subpoenas. then they back off subpoenas. they ask for something. somebody says, i'll work with you. then they say, that's not good enough. when you have this dysfunction going on, it's hard to operate. i believe it's not longer a fishing expedition. i believe what has happened is the fishing expedition went dry. the boy sat in the middle of the pond. hungry. looking for something. he threw a stick of dynamite in the pond. this is what's dominated us in the last quarter. we have been dominated by very badly written law. this should concern any lawyer of any stripe. we have had bills wr

. >> that does -- >> you know what's a great ideai boost to a rocket and it would baa great youtube videong it out. >> today i have another loose tooth. >> this little laudy is riley from the "riley and roman show" youtube channel. >> all the way in my rocket. >> and because the end is really tougt, just to mock sure it does come out when the rocket goes. >> is this elon musk? >> it's all been calculated. they're unan open field. so it's fune. you start young. this is perfect. it looks like they've got the string attached to the top of the rocket, which would cause the rocket to go off with any little tug. >> and that's roman and he is going to be pushing thered button to launch that rocket. >> three, two, one. er >> oh, no. >> there goes the rocket but the tooth stays in tact. because you were right. into the tree. >> shot the tree down. >> get out of here. >> oh, no, a teachable moment here though. >> make sure you don't try that at home. so that was a total failure. >> she still has the tooth. no word on ohow they're going to attempt to remove the tooth next. >>> can you guess his song

dab baa doo among other things. all the landscaping is not permitted, an eyesore, the city say, must come down and says the owner has broken the law. law. >> is it that bad? is it really about the flintstones or treating this homeowner differently because she has a dream and because she is chinese and because this is hillsboro? >> fang says she has opinion harassed by the town for the last 15 months about her flintstone landscaping and she says she is not budging. it brings her great joy and the reason she purchased the home in the first place. she plans to fight it in court. >> all i want is a peaceful, quiet, happy retired life. but no. things are changing. yabba dabba doo! [ laughing ] [ laughing ] >> reporter: well, there you go. the flintstone home was built in 1976 by architect william nicholson, by the way here for the press conference. the home was meant to be a experiment with building materials and now in the mix of the big controversy. i spoke to the assistant superintendant of hillsboro who gave me this

a new water show inspired by the hbo series, "game of thrones" debuted sunday night at baa lanlg owe'sents from the hit drama, including the wall of water representing the ice wall and a giant dragon. the display runs nightly until april 13th, the day before the premier of the "game of thrones" final season. >>> today is world autism awareness day. every year on april 2nd, nation's around the world try to bring attention to the developmental disorder. it affects 1 in 59 children here in the u.s. the advocacy group offers a campaign, featuring julia, the sesame street muppet that has autism. the group wants to see children diagnosed earlier. >> screening can be done as early as 16-24 months. autism can be diagnosed as early as two years. in the united states, the average age of diagnosis is 5 years old. >> autism speaks wants to reach hispanic and african-american communities where children are not diagnosed until they are older. coming up on "cbs this morning," a new book, "american moon shine" john f kennedy. i'm anne-marie green, this is the "cbs morning news." shine" john f kennedy.

talk to me about what's going on, is baa -- that because there's so much venture capital money aroundt's been supporting these companies as private companies, now they want an exit strategy or what? >> so the playing field has changed a little bit. it used to be years ago with a company like amazon when they went public, they had raised $9 million in the private market, and now you fast forward to today where a company like uber has already raised almost $20 billion in the private market. maria: wow. >> billion dollar valuation companies are going to come public this year. you've already seen lyft, uber soon and a lot more of them coming. when that ha typically in the past individual investors watching your show at homeget as these companies. but now the difference is, maria, the real growth in the ubers and the lyfts and the casper mattress of the world, they're happening in the private market so investors want to come into the private space, and that's good for us. maria: you say the $55 billion raised in 2019 is better than the 1999 dot.com boom because there's all this money from

statement and they have said ok looking at this it's quite clear to see that the attorney general william baas definition of obstruction of justice and that set out by the special counsel robot mulla all two different things we've also heard from the chairman of the house judiciary committee jerry nadler and he says ok it's very interesting that robot mother decided not to make a prosecutorial decision not because he is unable to do so this is a mound with a wealth of experience in this matter because he believes that he has set out a roadmap for congress to deal with this now as quoted jerry not on this before and i will quote him again something which is impeachable may not be a crime something which is a crime may not be impeachable i do not think this is taste close by any stretch it goes to what do you say about the meaning of the report today. i think the attorney general. he's going to let the report speak for itself i know that the democrats were very upset that he went out and did a press conference before the release to them of the report into the public but the report does it for it

and although there is a right to bear arms you cannot own a tank or a baa zoo ka or a machine gun. and center. but i think a few other limits make sense as well. i believe no one in america should be allowed to purchase a gun without first undergoing a violent history check. so do 92% of americans. 73% of all nra members do, too. because female victims of domestic violence are five times more likely to die with a gun is present, in congress i offer the no guns to abusers act. it would let us do more to help get guns out of the hands of dangerous abusers. and when i'm president, no american ever again will be able to own the kinds of assault weapons that only belong on battlefields. i'm the only candidate, the only candidate proposing that we ban and buy back every single assault weapon in america. that's what i mean when i say two big. that's what i mean when i say be bold, and that's what i mean when i say do good. now, that is not a popular idea with everyone. ers it's going to cost some money, but it will cost a lot less than loss to a grieving community. and no matter who attac

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nap baa down from 90 to 85. san jose just seven days a weeing it a little bit, 88 and 86. santa cruz down from 80 to 76. we peaked out yesterday, fog will be on the move and temps will cool down into the weekend. >>> the time is 6:52. a polar bear roaming around a ville in eastern russia hundreds of miles away from where it belonged has been air lifted back home. it traveled apparently on a ice flow 434-miles to that village when it with us found. a member of a russian response team fired a tranquilizer, hit the bear, put it in a container and it was taken by helicopter to a remote area and set free, released back into the wild. >>> the time is 6:53. several people in sunnyvale in the hospital after a car jumped a sidewalk and plowed right into them. why police are trying to figures out if this was an accident or something intentional. and gasia, what is coming up in the next hour of mornings on 2. good morning. >>> in the next hour now that san francisco has approved a new navigation center, it is turning to the issue of people sleeping in their cars or rvs. the new help

>> goats baa. >> all caught on camera.a's los altos hills. >> reporter: the goats got into mischief at the top of the hill here when sheriff's deputies got a call from someone who discovered the goats had taken over her yard. you might think these goats are just hanging out up to nothing but actually performing an important job. landscaping. they're owned by daniel allen who rents them out to homeowners like jj harris. >> another reason is organic farming and just any kind of gardening. it's a great way of, you know, putting nutrients back in the soil. >> reporter: meet zorro, the herd's ring leader. >> he's quite friendly. just always a troublemaker. >> reporter: last nigh, zorro was up to his usual shenanigans and used his horns to bust open harrison's gate. took his friends out for an adventure to greener pastures. >> we had a midnight round-up rendezvous with the neighbors. >> reporter: herd from the neighbor's house back to the yard. >> it worked out really well. the sheriffs were awesome at helping us. once i got up

. >> but the response is, when pete baa atuttigieg, he was ask anderson, i don't think to think aboutit, i'm clear, after they've done it, they've served their time, my answer is yes. >> i think senator sanders is on the wrong political end of that issue. part of his appeal, however, is that he just appears to be a guy who's speaking his mind, he's not making calculations. and that's part of it. part of buttigieg's appeal, and certainly that was apparent in that answer was he answered directly. there's an answer that's yes or no. and he said no and he explained that when you're in prison you're there and it's a punishment and you make sacrifices. you're sacrificing your freedom and this is one of the sacrifices you have to make. i suspect he'd win that debate but both of them probably got credit for not equivocating about the question. >> and the rnc was out pretty immediately after kamala harris's equivocation with an email, the subject is kamala wants to have a conversation about the boston marathon bomber voting. right? so it is going to be an issue maybe for her, or just an equivo

said in his confirmation hearing, he'll do everything he can to make this as transparent as possible, baa at the end of the day, i think it does serve the president well to get the story out. >> so mary katherine, you've been on the record saying you want as much as possible of this released. so barr's identified three areas to be redacted, to be stricken. grand jury information, material that could compromise sensitive sources and methods, material that could affect ongoing investigations, and information that would quote, infringe on the personal privacy and reputational interests of third parties, people not being charged. is that okay with you? >> these are all legitimate concerns. even my libertarian sensibilities will allow for the fact that there are things you should protect in this report. up to and including methods, even though sometimes i'm skeptical of that. so there are important stuff here and they should be careful about releasing it. i am fairly satisfied with the timetable. to me, barr has seemed fairly transparent about this throughout, saying in his confirmation hearin

but baa is still on the loose, she is considered armed and dangerous. we're learning new details of the deaths of jennifer and sarah hart along with their 6 adopted children, they are the family. >>whose suv plunged off a cliff in mendocino county last year. here are pictures of the couple and their family a sheriff's deputy said the bodies of the women were inside the car and that one of the bodies fell out as the car was being towed up the cliff are being pulled up from the cliff investigators found a total of 5 bodies that day the remains of 2 more children were found a couple of weeks later, the body of a teenage boy however is still missing. investigators say jennifer hart was drunk when she drove the suv off the cliff. jurors will later decide whether the deaths were accidental. a murder suicide, or just simply and determined new this morning, a man is hit and killed by an amtrak train in fairfield to train was on its way to sajose from sacramento when he had a person at around 4 24 yesterday afternoon near koh delia and or roads. none of the 175

. >> reporter: and everyone here feels responsible, baa proposed bill in california's state assembly called liam's law based on the drunk driving death of this southern california toddler would impose a stricter legal blood alcohol level, from 0.08 to 0.05. >> that would be a broad deterrent for all drivers and all bac levels. >> now the pushback. >> i think it's absolutely wrong. >> reporter: attorney ryan wilber specializes in defending drunk drivers. while some 100 countries enforce 0.05 or higher, he doesn't see the difference between california's established standard and the proposed one. critics says it barely allows a person to drink and then drive at all. >> duis are the number one crime in the country. and you're going to add more people to that mix who might have had simply a glass of wine or one beer with dinner. and now, they're going to jail. >> reporter: supporters say such a reduction would reduce accidents and save 1,100 lives a year nationally. it might also change the way bars and restaurants do business. bartender andrew jane. >> once you get up to the 0.1, that's

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i will not be able to read all the names of the organizations you baa because they are numerous, but they including the limp s. the sikh totals collision, the simon wiesten that will organization i ski unanimous consent to be included, and also to enter into the report the letter to the committee from the naacp requesting that we conduct this hearing in the first place, again without objection. the gentleman from colorado is recognized. >> ms. owens, i want to assist these questions to you, if i may. i don't know if you've seen this, but it's a memorandum that the majority democrats prepared for the committee members. in this memorandum, they go through the various witness names and organizations that they represent, the antidefamation league, equal justice society, the lawyers committee for civil rights, and then we get to you. oh, my goodness, candace owens director of communications at the conservative -- nobody else is described as progress imp or liberal, but you were described as a conservative advocacy group and conservative commentator and political activist known for he crit

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