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>>> coming up in about a week an initiative to change how restaurant workers are paid goes befo thevoters. >> how could this impact you and what both sides wantou to know befo you cast your ballots. >> reporter: them more of these express lanes >>>ew could a series of express lanes ease the conges on on thebeltway? >> the toll lanes would one of the biggest bottlenecks in the area. the part that crosses the have a maryland border but becausees t stre involved this plan negotiating. a >> transportation reporter adam tuss live with a look at what both sides areyi . >> reporter: certainly some extra negotiating here. this talk with maryland and virginia. bothides have to get involved here and agree on what they want to do. that certainly requires some extra negotiating. love them or hate them, more express lanes could be on the way. >> we are looking at extending two lanes of the currentla exprs s to the vicinity of the american legion bridge. >> traffic is ridiculous. it is alwaysad b going to maryland. it doesn't matter which time of go. day you >> reporter: maryland driver in support of t

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put o befo this matter. i don't understand the distinctn you trying to make. >> distinction is pretty clear. on the agenda is to give directn to your negotiator. your labor negotiator. he's not part of that. jonathan yank role is to give advice to the dar. it's not legally required to put his name on the agenda. he's not a labor negotiator fore city. >> we're having a negotiation in open with our city attorney abot rules and procedures. i think that it needs to be agendize for another time. i suggest we don't want to go io closed session and the matter wt be heard. urcte we'l d that.t we'll do we need to go into closed sessis and deal with other matters. >> commissioner mazzucco on thi. we go into closed session as wee required to do. we can have a discussion and wen vote if there's anything we wano disclose out of closed session. i think we should do that. >> vice president mazzucco: com. commissioner elias: my question was similar to his. why it wasn't on the agenda. that was just -- question that i had. >

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as both senators who spoke befo me have said, north korea's one of the worst human rights violators in the world. as the co chair of the human rights caucus here in the senate, i'm meeting with north koreans later today. we should not abandon our global leadership on human rights and values. that is what has made us strong. what happened at the g-7 summit where president trump said russia should be included the community of democratic world leaders was i think a huge mistake. and gave up some of the gro that we should hold. instead he picked fights with our closest allies, among the democracies of the world. so he left canada to go to singapore, not strengthened by that fight but i think weakened by that fight. it goes to a core question, what makes us strong? if we had the support of our vital allies in enforcing sanctions against north korea, i think president trump would have been stronger going into that summit. i will remind you last, that last week trump's commerce department reached an agreement with zte, one of china's largest telecommunications companies, one that our intellig

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all but also because justice gorsuch, in the union fee cas as you recall in 2016, that t issue was befoe court. they divided 4-4 after the death of juicscalia. it was justice gorsuch who made the difference this time. >> woodruff: after watching him on the court for this term, what are we to ma of him and how he makes decisions and the difference he's going to make going forward?o >> going ie term, you know, he'd only sat through one set of cases and i think issind one n last term because he joined the court very late and, going into the new term, thorp murmurings that perhaps some of the justices thought he might be getting too big for his britches, but of the 15 5-4 cas, he wrote five including a major arbitration argued on the very first day in th trm, and the the senior justice in the majority decides who's going to write the cases. so there were rumors of discontent but you didn't see them in the opinion assignment process. >> woodruff: what did you see? the other thing i would say about him is, during s confirmation process, he said he was an originalist and a tex xtualist and i wo

you wnot befo.u ever thought that maybe you could run president of the united states, because -- [applause] you have seen the president up close. tim: i am not political, right? i love focusing on the policy stuff, but in the dysfunction in washington between the legislative branch and so forth, i think i can make a bigger difference in the world doing what i am doing. i appreciate the comment, but i think, yeah, you know, the president is something that, you would love to be president, but not ever run. that should never happen in our country, so that kind of eliminates me. david: of all the ceos that i know that have run major companies, you are the lowest-ego, most self-effacing, person i have seen in this position. have you ever noticed you are different than other people or ceos? how do you maintain the self-effacing, modest demeanor when you're running the biggest company in the world? tim: when you work at apple, there is a high expectation on everyone to perform and to contribute, and becaus

. >> first up thisre morning befoe learned of justicey' kes retirement there was a major ruling from court which delivered a blow to the power ufnions. court ruled public sectorn workers caceot bed to pay dues to unions that represent them.n collective bargai now, this overturns a 41-year-oldio dn that had requirement -- required government workers to pay some esfees to unions that reprt them. even if the workers didin not the union. >> next,ct reans pouring in over the death of joe jackson, jackson family.e legendary he's best known for engineering the music careers of course of the jackson five as well as launching the sreo ers of music icons michael and janet. >> n ct,reepy burger king mascot has officially spoken and h first words, what's up? the phrase is nearly 20 years old and comes from the phrase that first appeared in budweiser commercials. the two american icons came togeth i in anconic way to launch a therican brew house king sandwich at burger king restaurants just in time for independence day. >> was it what's up or what's up? >> just make the hamburger. >> jello making

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dan: it certainly shows us lincoln the lawyer in a way that ,has never been seen befo because we havewords . yes, we had other people talk about what he was like in the courtroom, but when you haow lincoln'words, it is completely different. what you learnbout lincoln is how much he understood his audience -- his audience being the jurors. he knew how to talk to them, he knew when not to speak, he knew when not to continue questioning the witness. but he also knew when to fight.i we sone scene in the courtroom a different lincoln than i tnk most historians would say you have ever seen, and that is the furiouham lincoln. people who described it say they have never seen him like this ever. he gets so angry at a ruling from the court that potentially puts his whole defense in jeopardy. laura: you sayhat the book presents a snapshot of the law in 1859. abraham lincoln revered the rule of law. would he be confident -- you are a legal analyst -- that the rule of law is in good shape today? e dan:uld certainly recognize the laws today, not that different from what they were back then. i think

they areble-- they are able to do some things to get past that hopelessness that i was talkingbout befoethat the students feel. one thing that tends to work is the students' participation in performance can get re their judges, and that can be a good motivational tool. some of the teachers like to give the students lots of icchoices of whwork to do or which periods to study because they have no sense of autonomy in jail, otherwise. their bedtimes rnd mealse chosen for them. but other things don't work inil discipline really means nothing. the kids would say, "what are you going to do put me in jail?" and building a relationship could be very difficult because these kids could g oet sent at any moment to state prison or could be released at any moment. >> sreenivasan: eli hager from the marshal project joining us from seattle today. thank you venk much. >> tou. returning to our top story, the g7 endemad fy today with a communique signed by all seven nations. they agreed that key and fair trade are key ingredients for growthnd job creation. in a news conference wrapping up the summit, cana

they weren't dpoioing that befo. i'm not sure if your past representatives knew the difference. me tell you they're calling and they want to negotiate and all we want is fairness. we're going to be the smart country again. not the stupid country again that was taken advantage of. cl [ applause . [ applause ] >> and you made this possible. you all truly are making america great again. a slogan that i'm proud of. a slogan that seemed to work. i'll tell you why. it was very special and it's so accurate. even more so than america first. america first is very threatening to others. we don't want to be threatening. but make america great again. that's what's happening. we're bringing back our pride. we're bringing back our jobs. we're bringing back our wealth. and for the citizens of this great land, we're bringing back our beautiful american dreams. we have dreams. you guys have dreams, i'll bet. right? big ones. because now you're on a level playing field. now you're on a level, beautiful playing field. great futures. i want to say god bless you all. very, very special people. thank

it accuses them of using that money for the campaign including handing out checkins right befo the iowa caucus. here's kyra phillips. >> reporter: tonight new york's new attorney general is suing president trump and three of his children, alleging "persistently illegal conduct" while operating the nonprofit, the donald j. trump foundation. the suit accusing them of using charity funds to pay legal bills, promote trump hotels, and support his presidential campaign. even spending $10,000 on a portrait of trump himself, later hung on the walls of one of his golf clubs. the most damning allegation involves this iowa fundraiser that candidate trump staged instead of participating in a debate. >> we love our vets. >> reporter: that event raking $2.8m for the trump foundation. the lawsuit now revealing an e-mail from campaign manager corey lewandowski requesting the foundation to make grants in iowa days before the caucuses. >> is there any way we can make some disbursements [from the proceeds of the fundraiser] this week while in iowa? >> we have so many of these checks, they're all over the

they didn't take any word of it befoe the grand jury. >> the bottom line they have one appointed by obama. over charging somewhere and spending too much for lunch or living up to the budget. it is not meant to investigate something like this. and they put aside the hillary thing that is the important thing. and the evidence that came out of this, they thought hillary was going to win early on. >> lou: they were working to make sure she won. >> absolutely. >> lou: they were political activist and organizers within it is f.b.i. at the highest level engaged straightforwardly and engaged as congressman jordan put it. in the clinton e-mail scandal information and engaged in the russia investigation even though they knew it was balderdash. and going to three top agents, go suddenly to mueller special counsel? it should end the dad gum thing now. this is ridiculous. >> i said from the beginning and i had great respect for sessions when he was senator, but he needs to be fired and rosenstein needs to be gone. and the president needs his own people and men there. loupe lou think of what the presid

we wanted a guy that's been through the wars befo een established and was pitching extremely wl. really liked te, person, on and how he performed, two and his makeup, three. >> theig nationals b supporters of the caps during their run, particularly manager davy martinez who struck up a friendship with head coach barry trotz. trotz resigned from the capitals yesterday and has already been looking for new reports are that trotz has already been in new jersey possibly talki to theis landers as well as seattle who are in line for theext expansion team. tzrtinez wishing t well, but like the rest of us, surprised. >> i was very shocked, but he went out on top, you know. i got to meet him and for me he's been a pretty good mentor over texting and stuffll fina got to meet him. we'lly definitely sta in touch. we plan ongoingut to breakfast or lunch together here soon. he's a good man. what can youut say a him? he won championships help well deserved. congratulations on an unbelievable career. >> battle of the belt way at05 tonight. >>> there was more mayhem at the world cup this afternoon

. >> fox5 has learned that year befo the fbi arrested, a whistle blower c forward to the state with evidence he was breaking the law. >> it became quitedisconcerting towh me he was doing. >> franklin jackson wasf chair the prince george's county liquor board f years serving alongsidesun. he says in early 2014, he found out that months earlier, sun held a campaign fundraiser for then lieutenant governor anthony brown. it was who sun invited who caught his ioatn. >> people who owned liquoror st. people who were attorneys and represented liquor store owners. and at the fundraiser, david sun actually solicited and select collected several thousand brown's political campaign. >> they said they can't solicit political campaigns from people they're toverseeing. atime the state controlled the liquor board so jack n went to senat doug peters the head of the delegation. he said pers already knew of the >> it did not concern him and,c in , instead of him reporting it to the for, which is the action that i thought he would take, he actually communicated to david sun that i had expressed these concerns t

scott, i been at your face befo. i talked to you before. control your officers. we got people out on the street- we got to police ourselves. we got to watch you guys out one streets. we got videos out there making e your officers are not killing or people. we're tired. i didn't want to see any of my nephews, nieces, sons or daught, dying because they made a mistae because they got drunk and you t overzealous trigger happy cop killing our kids. because of a mistake. represent us. you say you do. represent the people. we're tired. you guys have getting caught. videos after video. two more cops got away with mur. let's do it. tasers, don't give them tasers. poa, we know they're the biggest mafia in this city. they control this city. we all know it. people sure know it. please don't let them destroy ay more of our lives. thank you. >> vice president mazzucco: next speaker. >> good evening. my name is terry bora. i like to welcome the new commissioners and tell you thati hope so see you tomorrow. i share the crisis intervention team work group and annual award ceremon

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befo wnto eagen i need to announe we do have extremely large, large closed session involving litigation coun disciplinary matters, due to spea limit tos twohave public each tot alsoh reference to line item number five, we're going to strike the last presentation regarding pcal evidence and crime scene, possible discussion on that. we're going to eliminate that, that's not prepared and ready for this evening, and there'll be one closed session line item c will be taken off calendar. so without further adieu, please call line ite one. >> clerk: item one, adoption of minutes, action, may . cosioner in your packet are the minutes from our ast minute on may 2018. - the commissioners that were there, any changes or corrections that you would like to make? all right. do i have a motion. >> move toapprove. >> i have a sec -- >> clerk: public commentforeu commissioner. >> commissioner mazzucco: any public comment before we take the minutes? hearing no comment, all in favor. next line next line [agenda item read] [agenda item read] >>maneucco: commis whys,our packet are the memos related to these

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maryllend, the sixing democratic candidates for governor squared off in their final televised forum befo the primary on june 26. the forum was hosted by nb 4 and telemundo 44. moderated by our colleague, t sherwood. among the topics discussed -- ransportation, immigration, legalizing marijuana, and things got personal, as well. take a listen. >> apart from any public policy stand you have, have you ever smoked or ingestedma juana? [ laughter ] >> no. no. >> mr. ross? >> ha long time ago, back in college. >> no. >> no. >> no. >>yes, with dave chappelle. >> just other night on msnbc? >> not the other night, when we were very young. >> we didn't ask you when. all right. >> you can watch the entire forum with the democratic he candidates in race for maryland governor. it airs here on sunday at 11:30 right after "meet the press." >>> we're working for you tonight exposing a scam that takes advantage of people visiting one of d.c.'s most popular museums. ads on line charge for tickets to the national museum of african-americanhistory and culture, but you can get into the museum for free. derri

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read that ben has been reappointed as the controller of the city, and i just want to say, i was here befo when ed harrington was here, and those are big shoes to fill, and ben and his staff hasone that bettern anyone i can imagine, so congratulations onhat reappointment, ben. >> let me on behalf of the whole committee offer ben coratulations because t committee really relies heavily on the sffing of his whole dent tme carry on our work, so thank you, ben, and thank you for the staff. >> one other comment. peg, at the notes of the last ing, tre was a request for an update on unspended funds -- unpended funds at the may 21st meeting. would that come from you? >> yet. we just finished the projection report to account for all of the expenses through the third quarter, and so we can -- we can sendit out right now. >> okay. thank you. >> now i'm going to see if there are any public comments. >> my name's jerrydradler. i want to commend the committee for their discussion of the allocation of the city services auditorresources. i imagine the budget now is between 50 and $60 million a year. what i

nbc's gabe gutierrez has been reporting from puerto rico since befo the storm hit and he returns therelight. >> most students that live here come walking. >> reporter: for this 12 ear-old, it hit home. >> seeing people i leave like childhood. ece of >> reporter: now her school is among one the government wants to cl be. >> it wi hard. i loved going to this school. >> reporter: in a crowded courthouse, the battle for puerto ric is futures under way. eachers, parents, students are fighting to keep schools open. the island government wants to close 283 of them, afterof year devastating economic crisis, and plummeting i enrollmen the aftermath of hurricane maria. they say more tha 95% of the grid is online, several mountain communities cplain that number is inflated and electricity is intermittent m >> nineonths after maria, much of d theris cleaned up, power back to most of the island, but there's a fierce debate over the true toll of the storm. it is overflowing with unclaimed dies, dozens kept in reflij rated containers. has month, theystimated 4600 may have died in the aftermath, drama

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they were not things that we recommended in our budget befo before. because there was some uncertainty in terms of whether those monies and how soon they could be available. some of it as a policy decision. these are not areas where the police department would agree with us on the recommendations. one of them would be the opportunity to delay the purchase of new police vehicles. that would be a one-time funding savings. it would be 4.5 million. again we know that there would be disagreement on the part of the police department on whether the purchase of those vehicles could be delayed. our understanding it is every yr there's about 4 million put in the police department's budget to continue the replacement plan of police vehicles. are there lesser amounts create yes there are -- there is $500,000 on reserve for body worn cameras that has not been released from reserve yet. that is a potential source of additional funding. there is another $500,000 in the budget of simply professional service contracts for which the contractor has not gone out to bid a

s befo left d.c. the jacket had the phrase i really don't care. do you, on the ack ofit. when asked, a spokes person says there is no hidden message in the jacket. regardless, there are controversies about the optics a that since the hundreds of children who have been separated from their families as a result ofhe policies from trump administration. a erica, back to you. >> scott macfarlane, thank you. >>> back here in washington the white house is planning a shakeup that could impact more than 20,000 federal workers. theyheant to combine department of education and labor. that would form the department of education and the work force. the move would be meant to avoid duplicated efforts addressing the education needs of students and reworkers. co would have to approve that plan. the department of education has about 4,000 employees while labor employees more than 17,000. >>> dash cam video shows the ment park police shot a man inside his jeep. the manley family andawkers have said the investigation into his death is moving too slowly. todaybinvestigators were back in alex

you know, as mayor, and befo then as member of the board of supervisors, i've been able to witness the strength of our lgbtq community here in san francisco. we have fought many battles over the years. today, with what was a very narrow ruling out of the u.s. supreme court, but the rhetoric that comes witth an wh r lgq community must do to combat that and stand proud and stand tall. it is so important at the rest of us, as a city stand with our lgbtq community. that is who we are as san francisco. along those lines, i want to make sure i let everyone know today, and announce officially, san francisco is joining with the rca of california and banning all business practices with the state of oklahoma. [cheers and applause] we ll not -- we will not, as a city, continue to tolerate other jurisdictions that discriminate upon our civil rights, and certainly with her lgbtq weill continue to stand tall as a city, and stoned -- stand tall for exactly who we are as people and residents in our city. you know, i want to acknowledge the contributions of our late mayor ed lee and the things he did f

thpeker pempothe housl be in or the chrays befo e hose a coicion from the ea. the erk: the seas rooms, washington, d.c. june, byppoihe honor harolders tct as sak pro teore on thi dsignd,l d. sak f the us reprentatis. pursuant t r ofe , 2018, the members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties. shall be equally allocated between the parties and in no event shall debate continue beyond 11:50 a.m. shaly each member other than the majority and minority leaders and minority whip shall be limited to five minutes. the the chair now recognizes the gentleman from massachusetts, r. neal, for five minutes. mr. neal: thank you, mr. speaker. ask permission to address the house, revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. neal: mr. neal: thank you, mr. speaker. ask permission this morning to mourn the loss of mr. speaker, i rise a great major general george w. keefe, former ajew tent general of the massachusetts national guard who patched away last week

befo here are the top stories on today in the bay-- >>> welcome back.efore you head out the door, the time now 6:55. here are the top stories on "today in the bay." >>> chp officers will start testing new technology tonight aimed at making the drive safer. officers are testing the effectiveness of shot spotters. the technology detects shootings and alerts officers so they can respond quicker. it also helps them find shell casings. it comes after more than 100 shootings on east bay freeways between 2015 and 2017. chp says people may hear gunshots near freeways in contra costa county tonight as they test out those new shot spotters. >>> richmond leaders are trying to deal with a prostitution problem. dozens of people gathered last night for the city's first-ever public forum focused entirely on trying to control prostitution. police officers are often focused on other crimes so they're asking the community to try to help solve the problem. people say the issue is worse in recent months in part because of underground websites and personal pages can no long

in 2017 csanchez's southwest ke nonprofit paid him $1.7 million doubling te ining the year befo. of its size? apparently, yes. >> the head of t american red cross receives a $600,000 salary. it's a multibillion dollar charity. they control half of our blood supply, lead disaster provider. not nearly size of the responsibilities, so it's, it does appear high. >> cnn analyzed non-profits as large as southwest key and operating under similar classification and found sanchez paid among the top. he operates 83 shelters or schools or detention centers across the country. the federal government contracts in the last ten years add up to $1.5 billion. by many accounts, southwest key does provide safe housing to unaccompanied minor, though they have been cited many t ed in th some violations. in an interview, he said new trump policy left him inundated with children. >> we never imagined we would have this many kid, that we could see the kinds of policies we're seeing now. >> sanchez, early years were a struggle. >> when we started, we started with nothing. low salaries. no health insuranc

>> well -- >> i never thought i'd see that befo before an american president weighing in on whether itor isn't honorable. >> when giuliani sticks to the mueller investigation the president has been pleased. there have been missteps as illustrated there, the comment about stormy daniels. >> missteps? his first appearance he talked about trump funneling money to women he's had sex with. >> but he is here to muddy the waters. we can agree he's done that. the president wanted a vocal force out there combatting the michael avenattis of the world who have been dominating cable news coverage. with giuliani he recognizes that bob mueller doesn't say anything. he will not comment on any development so there fror giuliani is conveying what the special counsel has said to him or he's interpreting it suggesting this will wrap up by september 1 and if there's a presidential interview it will be limited in scope and scale. bob mueller isn't saying that but rudy giuliani's audience isn't the courtroom, it's the court of public opinion and his audience he believes at the end of the day mueller will wr

they had to get that out befo they could get it upright. the driver was injured.with potentially seriouswe injuries. on't know the condition of that dver yet. but we have seen a lot of progress throughout the morninggere as they're t to get this cleaned up. unfortunately for commuters this is still shu down. again, this is from 370 westbound to 270 southbound heading into d.c. so, as traffic picks up this mornin we're going t see a big backup until they g this cleared up. stay with us here on fox5. lat with erin for the on the traffic impacts. in thent meae, i'm anne cutler live iormontgomery county fox5 local news.ck bao you. >> ann, thank you. >>> also breakigg oht at least 15 people are dead following a massive fire in kenya at an outdoor market. as many as 70 others were hurt. and rescuers fear the deathe toll could ris as they search forore bodies in the rubble. fire started in a section ofth market that sells wood and dothes. no yet on what caused that fire. >> oreakingrnight in india, a plane crashed i a busyi. area of mumba it's unclear how many people wer

. >> all right, there you have it, the president speak beiing befoe heads to the g-7 in canada today.e was talking about the pardon he was giving to people as well as talking about the invitation to the nba finals champion which we're hoping are the warriors but says they are not invited. >> but he said they are not invited after steph curry and lebron james both said they wouldn't go. no matter who wins that championship. of course, game four is tonight. so we'll be watching that one as well. >> with that game tonight, of course a lot of people going to be around the oracle as well as oakland a's, if they play tonight, something people need to be mindful of. >> the a's have a regally scheduled game at 7:00. also having a watch party. towards university, there's the off-ramp and that's the triangular split there, another car breakdown as folks try to help out. these folks are moved over because they are losing a lane or two as you head south. this is where the big bottleneck is through the area out of menlo park and towards pel alo alto. it says road crews are scheduled to completely

recommendations as each department comes befo us, but item 4 we're going to take action and take public comment on. oer questions, why d't we take public comment on item 4. please come on up. >> excuse me, i'm not clear. are we doing 1, 2 and 3? >> supervisor cohen: no, we're we' taking action on item pen. 4. >> deputy city attorney john gibner. i believe the committee opened public comment on items 1, 2, an 3 after thertpo presentation but before taking any action. so now you are taking public comment on item 4 and additional items on the agenda as you go through the day, bun, -- but 1, 2, and 3 have received public comment. >> supervisor cohen: it's open. maybe i should make a motion to reopen it. >> if there are people that missed the public comment call, committee could reopen public comment and take public comment on 1, 2, and 3 as well as number 4 now. >> supervisor cohen: okay. ommederstood that you did on that department and then went on to the next department and that the action on items 1, 2, and 3 related to the first department that you heard. i certainly would like to make

they even heard about the summit befo had aived here.hat's quite unusual to tell the north korean people ahead of time, clearly thinking that this was going to be a success. one key thing that they will be hearing about is the fact that there was this rapport between kim jong-un and the u.s. president and one key question that our cnn's jim acosta a the u.s. president as well when it goes the other way around, is does the u.s. president trust the north korean leader? >> i do. i can only say that i know him for really well. it's been very rhetorical, as you know. without the rhetoric, it wouldn't have happened. i think without other things going along. i think the establishment of a new team was very important. we have a gate team. i think he wants to get it done. i really feel that very strongly. >> reporter: so what north korea will hear is that their leader was on an equal footing at this summit with the president of the united states. anderson? >> something past leaders of north korea have wanted as well. paula hancocks, thanks very m

democrats suddenly being in favor of secrecy in government and, oh, we've got to keep these things secret befo an election. as a personal matter, i think secrecy is often a good thing in government and open government is not always a good thing and i'm glad to see so much support from the left these days. >> take where it you get it. (laughter) >> woodruff: does this reportma clear the airk? >> no, there's something for everybody. i mean, if you're a flat earth person or round earth personso there'sething. you've got evidence, very sparse, but ther enough was thee that there wa a bias. admirers of the president himself cannot answer if there was this great conspiracy against hill and they had all the information about paul manafort and donald trump, jr. and meeting with the russiansit why waot mentioned during the campaign and the onlyon actionhe part of the f.b.i. during the campaign were if anything detrimental to the candidacy of hillary clinton.e but irony is that -- the report to me,a anyway -- is t donald trump's original rationale for getting rid of james comey which was in a letter of

where has it been last year and yeert befo the year before? this administration, you don't have it to say we didn't start the fire, it's always been burning since the world was turning. you never would have had a democrat hold yourself to a er standard just like theher si. >>> we have a new hotbed to this dispute, van jones. first we saw the attorney general take a move on preexisting conditions on health here. now it's about women specifically and how they want to tailor what the categories of asylum are. domestic abuse doesn't count anymore. what could that mean for women who are trying to flee persecution and come to this countr >> hold on a second, dave, why are you shaking your head? >> luckily -- listen, i think -- >> bring dave back, because i thought we were going to get, it was a conspiracy theory, but let's bring dave back. dave, what were you shaking your head at? >> you make it sound like the attorney general is saying domestic abuse is something that's okay. it's not okay. >> but it's in a category of asylum for protecon. >> he's

any members of the public who wish to comment on item two please come up befo pollute cl. eing one, public comment is closed. i want to thank everyone who came out to speak on this item. a lot of it is likes to the legislation that i also introduced around accessory dwelling units ande overarching goal of streamlining the process and making it easier for families, property owners to be able t acmodate to, again, whether it's additional generational -- intergenerational living, seniors, it's a much more affordable way than to buy another home or if someone is facing a high rent as a tenant, really, we hope this can be a solution. a couple things i heard during public comments that i want to address. one is that early on i heard that there was a concern around demolition of homes, and then somehow that getting swept up with some of the aid and the pop outs. one of the things that was noted in the planning commission that i heard clara fired was that there is a conditional use permit process that a project sponsor has to go through first if there was a demolition at were to o

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befo today stone had claimed he never met with any russians during the campaign season. >> i've never been to russia. i didn't talk to anybody who was identifiably russian during the two-year run-up to this campaign. i'm not sure i did previously either. i very definitely can't think of anybody who might have been a russian without my knowledge. no, i think it's a canard. >> both stone and caputo also failed to tell congressional investigators about this meeting. it was only robert mueller's team, the special counsel, showed caputo his text messages with stone during an interview back in may that his memory was refreshed. here's what caputo tolls cnn just hours after that interview with mueller's investigators in which we now know he was shown these texts. >> the mueller team knew more about what i did in 2016 than i knew myself. and i think they know more about the trump campaign than anyone that ever worked there. these guys have got every single e-mail, anything that's ever gone down, and they're clearly focused on trying to identify some russian collusion. >> joining us now is the

so they were saved by big tariffs befo the harley leadership is solidly never trumper so they don't likehis president and they are moving overseas. this company was saved by tariffs now they are decrying them. >> they are different tariffs. >> different tariff but they were saved by tariffs. >> to me it is a bigger conversation. i really don't think that donald trump understands what he has unleashed. the pandora box he's opened with this tariff. i live in florida. i could tell you hurricane windows, 20% higher because of the threat of the tariffs because of the imposition of the tariffs. but that is all of the east coast and gulf coast and you're talking harley-davidson, wisconsin. a state that was so very important -- >> pennsylvania. >> and pennsylvania. another crucial state for him. and he takes such personal affront to this corporation. it would be nice to hear him talk about the dictator in turkey or the dictator in north korea or maybe putin in the same terms that he used against an iconic american company. >> and one of the other things that is interesting about this is that the