coburn was looking for barney. was looking -- barney was looking for coburn. they missed each other. at the mouth of the patuxent river there is say at leonard's creek. there are several smaller boats that took on barney's fleet. it was an inconclusive fight. barney got past the british into saint leonard's creek. the british immediately blockaded him. he is stuck in saint leonard's creek, what to do. you have the royal marines who are adept at small boat operations and can go anywhere. barney knew it. he needed ground forces to protect his flotilla. he sent word to washington. the madison administration obliged. they sent the 36th infantry. u.s. regulars, one for battalion. raw recruits. the sent the 38th infantry, heart of one infantry. they called out the militia. the militia said no thank you. they gave so much information to the british about what barney was doing at his anchorage, he --t letters to will as letters to washington specifically saying, tell the militia to go home. they are not helping, they are hurting. underited states marines captain samue

he despised barney and barney despised him. he decided to take his entire battalion and march them behind the anchorage, six miles behind barney. maybe you thought he could support him from the town -- maybe he thought he could support him from the town. who knows? the marines arrive. miller, being a marine, he saw some subaltern on the road and barked at him, get out of the way. we are here to reinforce the commodore. they also had orders from the department of the navy they were to operate solely under navy beholdenhey were not in any way, shape, or form two orts worth or carberry anyone -- wadsworth or carberry or anyone else. it set up a command problem. flowed in,ne forces wadsworth decided to launch naval guns -- if you go to pattison park, you will see the naval cannons. it is half a mile off. it is closer to the seashore than the party position was. you had the naval guns, two big 18 counters. of course, wadsworth had no gunners. no one who knew how to handle cannons at all. he had to get john kagan to handle these guns

barney post office building. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 4747, a bill to designate the facility of the united states postal service located at 6691 church street in riverdale, georgia, as the major gregory e. barney post office building. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from north carolina, mr. walker, and the gentlewoman from michigan, mrs. lawrence, each will control 20 minutes. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from north carolina. mr. walker: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for such time as he may consume. mr. walker: i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on the bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. walker: mr. speaker, i rise today in support of h.r. 4747, introduced by congressman david scott of g

. >> barney was recently convicted of possession of stolen property.the time, he was out on parole for burglary. two hours ago, he had a visit from his girlfriend. it ended in her arrest. >> i met my girlfriend six months prior to coming in here and it's rough in here. you don't get to smoke like you used to back in the day so i kind of basically asked her to bring me tobacco and stuff. i'm not even worried for myself, box time, solitary, i'll do that. i'm worried about her. >> he's an inmate we have that smuggles drugs inside the facility. our intel was he had a visit last thursday and received numerous balloons of contra want. we heard it was xanax and oxycontin he swallowed, went to the housing area and passed it by moving bowls, took the drugs out and started selling in the tier yesterday. >> normally, investigators would act on a tip by searching the inmate's cell but when they learned he had a visit today, they decided to hold back. instead, they focused surveillance cameras directly on him and his girlfriend. >> approximately ten minutes into th

what about the debate, barney -- is bernie sanders doing the right thing?k because we're almost out of time. >> i agree with barney that police clinton made mistakes with the e-mail. i want to say at the news conference donald trump agreed with barney trump. he said he would not talk about the vince foster case. so let us hope all of that stuff is aside and let us hope that the candidates debate how to grow the american economy. >> i agree. >> barney, we're got go but do you think donald trump should debate bernie sanders? >> sure. i think anybody who wants to debate anybody should debate anybody. >> if larry and i can debate every week, why can't they? >> you're right. and we appreciate that you do that. barney frank, larry kudlow. thank you, guys. >>> oracle is responding to the lawsuit. let's get to deirdre bosa with the details. >> reporter: we're outside of the courthouse. we're getting comments from both. we have statement from oracle. this is from oracle's general counsel dorian daily. we strongly believe google developed android by illegally helping

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barney frank, how about that as a a division of labor?t of vice presidential nominee? >> i'm a little troubled by your profession's refusal to ever take anybody at face value. i've known elizabeth warren for years. she's doing it primary -- i've taurd about her about this, she believes it would be a disaster. thankly it's just wrong. she would be -- she's not doing that to be vice president. this is a woman with great passion, great intelligence. one of the reasons she believes very strongly she believes it's important for her to -- she hasn't taking a position yet. she understands, i believe that hillary clinton will be the knock knee, but here is the leading effective advocate of tough financial reform, in part because she understands the pg is such a good one. this is a rebuttal of a discussion you and i involved hillary clinton got bade for speeches, she must be soft on financial reform. elizabeth warren knows that's not true. she's effective because she's very active, but it's not because she wants to be vice president. it's believe

major barney gave the ultimate sacrifice. so as we remember his family tonight and should remember for a while and thank them -- can i have another minute? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for another minute. mr. westmoreland: i think we need to remember them and the other families. we recently had another officer that was killed. we have to remember these people and their families. i pray for the protection of the public servant, but pray for those families, that when that loved one leaves that house, like in my face -- in that case, you don't know the loved one is coming back, pray for them they have the strength and encouragement and love to let that loved one go do their job. how appropriate, it's been mentioned that this post office is right across the street from the riverdale police department. post office is somewhere where the community comes and gathers and talks. and so i don't think it's -- i don't think there's any more honorable tribute than to have this, i've lived in rydale, i know the area

rules committee, vice chair former congressman barney frank. the lawyer for the sanders campaign as of this letter sent tonight demanding governor malloy and barney frank be removed from their leadership roles at the convention. removed from the rules committee, removed from the platform committee. the sanders campaign lawyers calls the two of them self-proclaimed partisans intent on marginalizing bernie sanders campaign supporters. the sanders campaign ends this letter with a threat. that if dnc doesn't kick governor malloy from connecticut and barney frank out of those leadership positions the sanders campaign will essentially grind the process of the convention to a halt. by using all procedural means at their disposal to stop those key committees at the convention from getting on to the business of actually naming the party's nominee. they will gum up the works so nothing happens. they're not threatening to sue the democratic party which is what i thought this initially was when we first obtained this letter this evening. what they're threa

barney frank has an iq of about 180.seems an opportunity to shoot at sanders of not paying attention to african-american votes. sanders takes shots that mr. frank can't be trusted. it is getting pretty ragged out there. >> you're being nice to sanders tonight. he feels that the governor malloy and what he said was right on and congressman frank said things that went beyond the pail. >> do you agree with him? >> no. governor malloy is the chair of the democratic governor's association. someone who is thought highly of by the progressive community. i think they would be fair. i can understand senator sanders point. i do. i think that barney frank and dan malloy would be fair. i don't think this is challenge that will amount to anything. i remember when i was kennedy delegate, we went on a platform -- >> i remember when you were. i informer forgot that. let me ask you one last question. do you think one of the things that senator sanders is thinking about is why should i get out of this race now? as mu the e-mail thing sits

joining me now, former congressman barney frank, who is a hillary clinton supporter.to see you again. the letter they sent cited individual things you have said over the years, some attacks, they would say, you've made on sanders, going back to 1991. they cite a recent interview from slate where you were asked if clinton should release her wall street speeches and your response was quote yeah, but i don't think anybody is really against her because she won't. by the way, i think sanders has been outrageously mccarthyite on that. the sanders campaign says comments like that mean you're not neutral in all of this, you can't be supportive of both clinton and sanders as you approach your job as co-chair of the rules committee. can you be neutral? >> in enforcing the rules, absolutely. i'm sorry, but we're getting an echo here. >> i apologize for that. can you hear me okay? >> i can hear you. can you hear me? >> you're hearing yourself back. >> i'm sorry, i'm getting feedback, i apologize, it seems to be okay. i apologize. >> that's okay. my question was a basic one. they

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he's asking for barney frank and he's looking for up to seven seats. almost half the platform. the greatest gift to republicans in the history of politics. if you get bernie sanders with five or seven people representing socialism on the democrat platform, donald trump is going to say, look, half of the democrat platform is socialist. let's look what's going on with venezuela. they are out of food, gas. >> no milk, no beer. >> can you imagine get barney frank out of that seat? he's going to hold on. >> that shows you the power of sanders. they are trying to placate sanders to let him have additional delegates. at some point, though, it become a liability, although i know you've been a big sanders booster. >> a socialist. >> we have to tease. trump was getting combative today at a press conference to straighten out his ledge money -- pledge money to vets and how veterans responded. we'll that next. running a small business is definitely difficult. and we've been traveling a lot. hello welcome to holiday inn. the hotel becomes our mobile office. hi. holiday inn is an extension of

think criticizing debbie wasserman schultz last week and raising objections to dannel malloy and barney frank. what is all of that about? >> reporter: well, this is about bernie sanders wanting to have control at the philadelphia convention in terms of what the platform ultimately decides. saying that governor malloy and former massachusetts governor barney frank are severe partisans to hillary clinton and can't be objective and wants them booted off the platform committee, trying to exercise some leverage. we'll see what the dnc decides at this point. they're not commenting, nor is hillary clinton. suzanne? >> all right. dan, we'll of course take those remarks live as he starts to speak. thank you so much, dan. appreciate that. >>> republican and democratic party, they are still just a couple months away from nominating their presidential candidates. you've got the libertarian party preparing to pick its candidate. that is happening this weekend. that's right. libertarians hoping that dissatisfaction with the major party candidates could mean a real opportunity for them in november. th

if you go after barney frank, one of the most popular people in the democratic party when it comes to kind of the left wing of the party. when he was in congress, he was really leading, almost the champion of that kind of part of the party. remember in massachusetts, there were a lot of people who were on the liberal side who wanted governor patrick to appoint him to the senate seat when it was open. the sanders campaign may be going a little too far in their fight by taking on some folks that people in the party really like. >> david, i want to give you opportunity here. we have been talking throughout much of the last year about the civil war inside the republican party, trump versus never trump, people who can't accept him and people who can. what we are now seeing it appears is a similar civil war on the democratic side. >> let me put it this way. if you are republican, schadenfreude is the only freud you get. thank you for that. i don't understand why donald trump doesn't do this. from his own point of view, he should. first, it extends, enhances and enlarges the mayhem inside th

think criticizing debbie wasserman schultz last week and raising objections to dannel malloy and barney what is all of that about? >> reporter: well, this is about bernie sanders wanting to have control at the philadelphia convention in terms of what the platform ultimately decides. saying that governor malloy and former massachusetts governor barney frank are severe partisans to hillary clinton and can't be objective and wants them booted off the platform committee, trying to exercise some leverage. we'll see what the dnc decides at this point. they're not commenting, nor is hillary clinton. suzanne? >> all right. dan, we'll of course take those remarks live as he starts to speak. thank you so much, dan.

. >> a police turned to theub to locate the owner who was nott fred flynn stone nor barney are you ableey towed the car.hear. >> it was illegally parked. isn't it also not able to passes inspection. >> they are probably in a stone age nursing home by now. >> all right. >> that's it for your news at sick. >> we'll see you tonight at tendency you then. announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: beyonce is one step from carrying a sandwich board down the street saying buy my album. >> they're out in new york. she's wearing a bright yellow outfit. her cell phone, which has a little lemon sticker on it. she's basically promoting her album by being like look at me. look at me. >> when do they take strolls? >> they don't take strolls. harvey: and their iphone -- >> do you have a problem with this? harvey: no, i admire it. i admire it. >> bella hadid at l.a.x. walking in, in a red track suit, zippered by the way below her bellutton. i think you forgot to zip up your track suit. harvey: were there guys around you? >> yes. harvey: ok, if she zipped up her track suit, would they have jumped you? >> khlo

chris dodd, barney frank. you were with barney frank on the floor. i remember the community reinvestment act. i remember they wanted to have more people, whether they're minorities, low-income people owning homes in america. >> well, look, i want to have every american have the opportunity to buy a house, but that means they have to learn how to save, they have to get a job, they have to be patient. they have to save up a down payment. when you create rules that give things to people that they can't afford, they can't maintain, they don't know what they're doing, you're crippling their life. you're not helping them. >> is elizabeth warren in conjunction, in cahoots with the hillary clinton campaign? because they seem to be hitting donald trump on the same -- with the same housing issue. >> broadly, look, broadly in cahoots in a sense. everybody reads everybody else's tweets so it's not hard to collaborate. but i think that, you know, elizabeth warren represents the left wing radicalism in the democratic party. hillary clinton understands that she nee

. >> reporter: going to the authorities wasn't easy for maddie barney either. >> we were in the police that i could not report because i knew that byu was going to find out. >> reporter: she says the officer assured her the police wouldn't tell byi, so she worked up the courage to work up a police report accusing the man of rape. he has pled not. she thought she was going on a date with a young single guy. >> he lied about his age and marital status. he lied about everything. his name. >> reporter: it turns out he was a married 39-year-old youth soccer coach. she says in the weeks that followed her high grade point average began slipping. >> some days you have panic attacks and can't breathe, and some nights you have nightmares. >> reporter: despite the assurances of privacy, the college had a copy of her rape report. she soon found herself answering questions from the title 9 investigator. >> i don't recall breaking the honor code. she goes, well, we have your police report. i go excuse me? how did you get that. >> reporter: it was leaked by a sheriff's deputy. across the country, tit

cycle have not made much of a difference, but bernie sanders would have hoped that a character like barneyke jerry brown would have supported him. it could have been significant, because hillary clinton wants to win california. even though she will probably secure enough delegates in new jersey, she wants to win on a high by winning california. katty: for the first time, an american has been diagnosed with an infection that cannot be treated by antibiotics. public health officials have been warning that a superbug of this nature could make its way into america and has been cautioned against overprescribing antibiotics. i spoke to the director of the national facility of allergies and infectious diseases. this woman is fortunate because other drugs can treat her condition. are you concerned patients in the future may find themselves in a position where we cannot treat them? dr. fauci: i am concerned. the issue with this patient is that the bacteria that she has, that she has been infected with, was e. coli that possessed this 1articular gene, called mcr- which imparts on the bacteria the ab

officer barney died in the line of duty on january 17. officer barney was a dedicated 18-year veteran police officer and loved every moment of his distinguished career. his kindness deeply touched the families and the community and sometimes even the people he arrested. he was known for his humor and compassion as well as his toughness. 10,000 people attended his funeral. the state of utah is truly a kinder, service oriented place because of police officers like doug barney. i'm honored to recognize all of them here in the house of representatives. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. smith: mr. speaker, recently a u.s. district judge ruled that the administration's subsidy funding scheme for obamacare was unconstitutional. this marked a major victory in citizens' efforts to stopt president's fa

they wanted connecticut governor daniel malloy and barney frank removed because the campaign said theyld "not be able to perform their roles fairly and capably." >>> the fire at the arlington national cemetery metro rail station is out tonight. this happened after a break on a metro train caught fire. service to the station was stopped so that arlington county firefighters put the fire out. station reopened a short time later and fire officials say one person was hurt when they fell outside the station. we are told that injury is not related to the fire. i. >>> in virginia, volunteers honor our fallen at the national cemetery, maybe not the one you are thinking of. stephanie ramirez reports from alexandria. >> when i tell people i'm coming to the correct me. >> reporter: it is one of the oldest cemeteries created two years before arlington national cemetery and it is much smaller but it holds a great deal of history and the remains of soldiers from the civil war to operation iraqi freedom. >> i remember when he came back in 1945, i was so glad to see him come home. >> reporter: it is w

. >> grant: barney sanders has one indiana but at it seems as if he wins here and there but killer clinton is so far ahead with you think that will go? >> reporter: big difference between this tool is that they are in the same position between cruz andbernie sanders he is 74 years old already he will not run for president again and he has built something here that he will like to see last beyond this campaign. he will continue to put the pressure on his request in light up into the conviction he has the money to do it and will continue to build across that state big speeches. he wants to make sure that she stays committed to some of these topics that we have talked about. >> reporter:cruz is a young man we have now seen the last of him. so to your point yes, it or clinton has already won the democratic race. but it does not mean that bernie sanders will drop out any time soon serious. >> catherine:coming up at eight. >> catherine:two former police officers appear in court.accused in a racist texting scandal. >> catherine:also -- the mother of rap legend tu-pock shakur dies in the bay area.

to remove two prominent clinton supporters, connecticut governor dan molloy and former congressman barney frank, as chairmen of the convention's platform and rules committees. this as sanders held rallies in three california cities today-- hoping for a win in the state's june 7 primary. clinton had no public events. outside a convention center rally for presumptive republican nominee donald trump in san diego last night, police arrested 35 anti-trump protesters who shouted and threw trash at trump supporters. how will driverless cars make split second, life and death decisions? read our story, at www.pbs.org/newshour. >> desjardins: in 2012, the american bar association sounded an alarm for small towns and rural america. they were rapidly losing lawyers, causing a legal backlog. in fact, while almost 20% of americans live in rural counties, only 2% of american lawyers have practices there. in tonight's signature segment, the newshour's christopher booker went to south dakota to see how one rural state is trying to reverse its attorney deficit. >> reporter: attorney kristen kochekian is sp

. >> and he now wants to kick off your platform committee, members like barney frank and former congressman and governor malloy. he's an open warfare with the democratic national committee. >> why doesn't he drop out? look, as long as -- so long as bernie sanders is playing, robin, to donald trump's batman, these guys are waging a two-front war street front against hillary clinton. >> absolutely. i heard that, and that's definitely why her negatives are where they are. but the point here is that i was on hillary clinton's campaign eight years ago. and it was a hard-fought campaign at this point. and then just as the primary ended, hillary endorsed obama and was a strong champion for him and united the party. and there's nothing what he said -- >> i thought what i heard in that interview was the terms of the merger being negotiated. here's what it's going to take. you've got to be respectful of me. >> the "wall street journal" interview by the way, terms of the merger -- we all played a stereotype. you've got to be respectful of my people and pick a vice presidential nominee that i can live

you have ron paul and barney frank when they were in the house. people imagine purple -- further apart? when it comes to fundamental small business communities and recycling communities and community banks and armour , when it comes to local sustainable energy, when it comes to community health ainics, do you think there is left-right divide on that? the same is true in the educational area. allow the future will the many they will command the divide and rule tactics and distract attention from the broad areas of convergence. we live in a strange. of time. they are received by a very tiny audience which we hope to address tomorrow in the break that cannot be the case in a vigorous democracy. upton sinclair spoke, "the jungle" we have got to come back to a principled verity. readers bank and thinkers rate. are writtenut there by people you have seen here on the stage today. they're organized materials and magazines and publications. thate you to look at lineup and see what you want to take back home to your friends for expansive deliberation. i hop

barney sloop? he's got 15 players in the majors right now and a piece of everything they make.em young all over the world, brings 'em here, trains 'em, gets 'em fat pro contracts. hmm. so you played. i played a little. pitcher? controlling the action? man with the ball. ah, i stopped. which you still have unresolved bad feelings about. yeah, now i see it. that's why you joined the gang. your parents thought you were wasting your time, so they made you quit baseball, crushed your dream.

>>rob fladaboe: woman across as a whole lot of very young barney san the supporters filling the burn and the california sun fresh salsas victory in the oregon primary the democratic presidential hopeful was welcomed an enthusiastic crowd of several thousand strong here at the santa clara county fair grounds his wish to know time launching into his now familiar messages to focus on what he says again and again it is a recovering san is also touting his support for a l g b t right immigration reform with the press censorship was right to choose and legalize marijuana. >>rob fladaboe:. >>vicki liviakis: before senator sanders spoke to the crowd of san jose a 1101 with kron 4. >>reporter: one on one of the democratic presidential candidate called himself a progressive who will fight to raise the minimum wage across the country to $15 an hour he said he would love to debate and the recurrent and in california before the primary 475 delegates are at stake and has now had a record as is 90 delegates short of clinton the democratic presidential nomination. >>grant lodes: donald trump rufflin

if people don't get involved in foreign and military paul,, barney frank, ron tried to do in the house of isresentatives, the economy going to be subordinated to the military-industrial complex. severe deprivation, crumbling infrastructure while we spend trillions abroad making things worse. host: hector is up in san diego. democrat. caller: good morning. your particular call. i-- thank you for taking my call. it is a real honor speaking with you. pretty much, i hope and i --ieve that the democrats there is a chance that hillary will pick bernie sanders as her running mate. of the passion that the democratic party should have so can you speak to the possibility and what the chances ifld be if she does do that they win the election by a landslide? guest: i don't think hillary will do that. adon't know any nominee of major party that will pick someone who is higher in the polls than she is and is trusted more than she is. most nominees just don't do that. my guess is bernie would not even want it. i do think he wants to go all over the world like joe biden and go on assignments like that

it terse out he wasn't fred flynn stone or his best friendfe barney rubble. >> if it was fred and barneyarnthey would be pretty old to drive now anyway.way. they would let them do bam bam and pebbleso here's your planner shall a few showers by 11:00.1:00 we'll have a few breaks inin again, but by the afternoon about 2 or 3 keep your eyes toys the skies. you can see some storms popping up. we'll be here tomorrow. we'll remembering all of those who served. thank you. - roger. - he's not stopping. - oh. [laughing] [audience ohs] [upbeat music, audience clapping] ♪ - oh, right in the acorns. i tried to chop a tree down like that once. it took a week. welcome to tosh.0. there will be 46 laughs on tonight's show, i guarantee it. you should already be at five. six! tonight the looking- for-a-girlfriend guy stops by for a web redemption, i reason with the guido sensation, and we take a look at your incredibly sexy dance moves.

i was talking to barney frank, and he was talking about this bumper sticker that was made for him in010, that could well be applied to obama. "without me, it would have sucked worse." it's not a great slogan. it's very hard to sell. that's the great challenge the president has today. 15, 20, 30 years from now, people might appreciate it. charlie: hank paulson said, "i had the hardest time saying to people, 'it could have been worse.'" andrew: and he deserves an enormous amount of credit for trying to stabilize things and setting so much of what ended up happening over the past eight years -- i give him an enormous amount of credit, too. charlie: and ben bernanke, too. here is what i learned from your piece, among other things. it was -- it turns out they got a lot more, in terms of almost $1.2 trillion. andrew: $1.4 trillion, actually. it wasn't just republicans who were against the original stimulus. there were democrats who did not want to go that large either. people forget there was a big move afoot, especially among republicans, to lower the debt. they wanted to cut, cut, cut. y

we think in the fallen angel world that we barney had $100 billion of downgrade of investment-grade to below investment-grade, i think it's actually about 85. we think by the end of the year will be close to 200. we feel as if there is a healthy amount of additional supply coming in, with good total return opportunity. erik: mostly in energy? isve: the majoritysteve: energy, basic industry, oil, service. there are other companies who are being downgraded. but for the most part, it's energy-related. erik: steve, great to have you. david, that is steven tananbaum. bottom of the hour, we returned to los angeles with neil chriss. let's check on the bloomberg first word news, mark richt and has more from the newsroom. -- mark crumpton has more. mark: indiana's primer will be important to his goal to catch up with hillary clinton. senator sanders is telling supporters with 10 states let's come his campaign needs to earn more than 50% of the remaining delegates of for grabs. sanders says he has 45% of the pledged delegates awarded so far, but only about 7% of superdelegates. $26 clinton raise

barney ron paul and frank when they were in the house. can you imagine people further apart? they had a caucus to deal with the bloated military budget. when it comes to fundamental, ,mall business communities recycling communities and credit unions and community banks and farmer markets. when it comes to local, sustainable energy, when it comes to community health clinics with an emphasis on prevention, you think there is a oft right divide on that? course not. and the same is true in educational areas. when we allow the fuel to rule -- the few to rule them many, they will bring tax six -- tactics. we live in a strange. of time, the golden age of muckrakers, and the golden age of documentary filmmakers. but they are received by a very tiny audience. which we hope to address tomorrow in the breaking through the media day. case in ad not be the rigorous democracy. in our past, books made a difference. , by michaelerica harrington on property, rachel .arson's book silent spring the book the jungle, ida carvel and standard oil, which helped to lead to the breakup of the monopoli

the two, connecticut governor dannel malloy and representative barney frank, who they're saying are in the bag for clinton. the clinton campaign has not weighed in and don't have events scheduled for today. on twitter, she is hitting trump, as well. take a look at this video that she posted last night criticizing trump's previous comments on workplace pregnancy. >> pregnancy is never -- it's a wonderful thing for the woman, it's a wonderful thing for the husband. it's certainly an inconvenience for a business. ♪ >> reporter: so clinton going after trump, while bernie sanders still battling clinton. gregg, she's having to keep her head on swissvale -- on a swivel as she getting it from both sides. >> a good way of putting it. will carr. thank you. >>> the state department's inspector general releasing a report on hillary clinton's private e-mail server. it's not good news for the democratic front-runner. we have more now from washington. garrett? >> reporter: it seems like every week we're learning more about hillary clinton's e-mail, and that could continue for some time. in addition t

you had ron paul and barney frank when they were in the house. you imagine people further apart?y had a caucus to deal with the bloated military budget. and when it comes to fundamental small business communities, recycling communities and credit unions and community banks and farmer markets, when it comes to local sustainable energy, when it comes to communicate health clinics with emphasis on prevention, you think there's a left-right divide on that? of course not. and the same is true in the educational area. but when we allow the few to rule the many, they will command the divide and rules tactics that distract attention from the broad areas of convergence. we live in a strange period of time. we live in the golden age of muckrakers and a golden age of documentary filmmakers. but they are received by very tiny audience which we hope to address tomorrow in the breaking through the media day. that should not be the case in a vigorous democracy. in our past, books made a difference. the other america by michael herrington on poverty. rachel carson's book, "silent \rachel carson'

those two connecticut governor malloy and barney frank both of whom sanders is contending are in the bag for clinton. her campaign has not weighed in on that. she's taking to twitter to hit donald trump. take a look at this video she posted last night, criticizing trump's previous comments on workplace pregnancy. >> pregnancy is never -- a wonderful thing for the woman, a wonderful thing for the husband. it's certainly an inconvenience for a business. >> 548 delegates, including superdelegates up for grabs on june 7 june 7th for california's primary. it should push hillary clinton across the goal line. if bernie sanders wins, obviously, the optics heading into the convention would not be ideal. patti ann. >> will carr live in la, thanks. >>> the investigation into hillary clinton's e-mail issues once again making the news. state department inspector general's audit released this week found she violated policies with our e-mail set up. the fbi investigation is hanging over her head. our garrett tenney has more from washington. >> every week we're learning more about hillary clinton's

hillary clinton supporters from key convention roles, those two connecticut governor dan malloy and barneynks. the clinton campaign has not weighed in on that and she doesn't have any events scheduled today. yesterday she was in oakland. at the same time, she took a veiled shot at donald trump. >> i think one of the best ways i can be a good partner is to lift up what's working and lift up people who are trying to work together. and using the white house and i like to say, yes, we can use the white house as a bully pit, we don't want a bully in the white house but we can use the bully pulpit to talk about issues. >> hillary clinton and donald trump are running neck and neck right now. not the same for bernie sanders, he's actually beating trump by ten points and bernie sanders this morning said in santa barbara he will not only beat trump but demolish him. uma. >> the fight under way indeed. >>> turning now to the gop and tensions that triggered protests for the trump xwan. more than a thousand protesters outside the san diego convention center as confrontations erupt toward the end of the

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if i were advising editor, i would have said if you promise me this is not going to be barney frank revisitedse him go on with bill o'reilly, start out by saying we appreciate the other side's point of view. woe understand the other side's point of view. we have a different point of view and he laid out the argument in editorial. >> come on with him. i would even let you sit next to him. all right? so if he gets sweaty you can say this is what he real will he means. >> bernie goldberg is going to russia. watch out for putin over there. if you see a guy topless, you know, watch out. watters on deck. the memorial day edition. you might laugh. you also might cry. watters is next. [ guitar playing ] ugh. heartburn. sorry ma'am. no burning here. try new alka-seltzer heartburn relief gummies. they work fast and don't taste chalky. mmmm. incredible. looks tasty. you don't have heartburn. new alka-seltzer heartburn relief gummies. enjoy the relief. >>> back with the segment tonight. watters world. first big weekend of the summer, memorial day is here. many of us will be off on monday. we sent watters

that sounds like that would be a barney fife situation.camden. >> personally, for me, my parents are pastors in camden, new jersey, so i've been in that community for so long. i could have chosen to work in a suburban community which may have been safer as some people say. but that's not what i felt like my calling was. my calling and what i have passion for is the urban community. that's where i want to work. >> there's a lot of policing to do. >> a lot of action, a lot of diversity as well. >> i think that's great. is there any part of it, the idea of being a police officer is, what's the word i'm looking for, scares the -- out of me. i get it is a public service and you are helping people and we need police officers, well trained, highly effect, connected to the community police officers. is there any part that scarce you, you are worried about? >> the only thing i'm nervous about is the culture toward law enforcement now. a lot of people are scared of law enforcement. i am hoping if i can bring some integrity to the job, respect, respe