i think bennett has provided materials that were exactly what the commission asked for and i think bennett should be commended for his outreach to the community and i think our main gripe from the get-go, we didn't see this type of dialogue before bringing it to the commissioners. i'm glad it's happening. the second concern we brought to the commission was the violence. and when i say violence, that was the consistent record of fights we have regarding 447 broadway, which is hue. and i mention the litany of fights reported to myself as a representative of the cpd, and i listed those in the summary of correspondence i sent back in june, in which you had the pleasure of looking over. and from that summary, i just wanted to call back on a quote from john windsor who is with security intelligence specialists, who is an excellent -- very professional, can't recommend him enough. he works with the cpd shortly before going to hue and john definitely knows his stuff and i respect his assessment. but from that summary they sent back in october 2016. he says there are changes i immediately am making

state department staff a very warm welcome to you all mr bennett just how much of a deterioration in relations is this between russia and the west certainly an escalation in relations what we've seen in the past is of course it's mostly symbolic move it's quite of a formidable diplomatic statement on the part of the you that also countries like italy and hungary joint expelling russian ix. intelligence officer it's also a strong signal visa v the united kingdom that was attacked on its soil and the signal that even post rex's we want to cooperate on security matters with the united kingdom and that regardless of how ridiculous your foreign secretary is that we will stand with the united kingdom on these matters and mr part of president vladimir putin has said that you know this was unfriendly and provocative but do you think russia should be surprised at all by this action if it's going to assassinate former agents on foreign soil well first of all i would like to say. very it sounds a listen to my colleague from the united states from former the state department employee so i think

bennett saying they only let him go when they realized who he was. an investigation later concluding no wrongdoing. but in houston, police say they have no video, just eyewitness testimony. >> you would expect that to be a civil case. you wouldn't expect to see serious felony charges. >> reporter: bennett is reportedly on vacation, and said to be negotiating a surrender with police. he faces up to ten years if found guilty. tom? >> zachary, thank you. >>> now overseas to rome, where the pope celebrated palm sunday mass in st. peter's square. this year, the start of the christian holy week is being celebrated as world youth day. the pope calling on young people to speak out and let their voices be heard. that message, of course, coming just one day after the protests against gun violence across the globe. >>> and there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this sunday. the details just coming in about a fire at a shopping mall. dozens killed. most of those still missing are children. >>> plus, are you paying more than you need to at your pha

you know that bennett, right? it's not completely perfect. >> with the base cabinet on right now, we're under the level and just to make sure that there is no issues and being a good neighbor we have turned off the base cabinet in our front room. our operations as far as the front room is more of a lounge feel anyway. it's not a necessity to have the base cabinet on. >> last time you were here, you said you were almost done with the construction. >> that is 100% done. the only thing we're missing from last time, the exit door not on exterior. it's something to add to make it sound proof. we're waiting for that to come in because it was a special order. >> any other questions from commissioners. thank you. other presentations -- san francisco police department, do you have comments on this? >> steve from central station. going over -- kind of why we're here today, today the commission will be reviewing the results of the imposed conditions for hue. i have to say the new conditions have greatly improved the conditio

bennett was there not as a player but as a fan supporting his brother patriots tight end martellus bennett where a local reporter interviewed him. >> this was a storybook ending. man, it couldn't be any better than this. >> reporter: but police say he wasn't supposed to be there and that the employee he pushed sprained her shoulder. now 13 months later a grand jury in texas is indicting him for a felony violent crime. >> it's questionable as to why a year would elapse before charges were actually brought. bennett's incident with the las vegas police made national news and one can only imagine that his commentary may have had some impact. >> reporter: that incident in las vegas was just months after his brother's super bowl win. bennett, who was in the wrong place at the wrong time, said he was singled out because he's black, and he was outspoken about it afterwards. >> all of a sudden i hear like somebody say, get on the ground. like, you know, their guns were already drawn and it's like at that point i'm just thinking, like, is this real right now? >> bennett's lawyer telling some media o

at the same time, welcome to the squad, michael bennett excited to have you.lso, i'm very glad play our dline, #yes. >>> four innings, punched out five, phils opening day starter looks like ready to roll. bottom of the 9th, phillies clinging to a one-run lead. milner gets the faith out from the come backer which he throws to home. phils win 2-1. first round in the atlantic tune tomorrow, u mass taking down lasalle 69-67. the season is over for the explorers. means i won't be able to talk about our good friend. pookpal until next season. this morning the northeastern women's basketball team bus got stuck at st. joe's do practice for this week's tournament, all the girls got out and pushed the bus. >> how about that >> check them out >> mays delaware tomorrowings those women are dedicated. >> thanks. >>> up next, extreme . >>> they were competing in the first half of the free ride world tour. and american man took home the top snow boarding prize second year in a row. >>> as we head into the weekend, things looking quiet as we spring forward. weather returns sat

at the same time, welcome to the squad, michael bennett excited to have you.ad play our dline, #yes. >>> four innings, punched out five, phils opening day starter looks like ready to roll. bottom of the 9th, phillies clinging to a one-run lead. milner gets the faith out from the come backer which he throws to home. phils win 2-1. first round in the atlantic tune tomorrow, u mass taking down lasalle 69-67. the season is over for the explorers. means i won't be able to talk about our good friend. pookpal until next season. this morning the northeastern women's basketball team bus got stuck at st. joe's do practice for this week's tournament, all the girls got out and pushed the bus. >> how about that >> check them out >> mays delaware tomorrowings those women are dedicated. >> thanks. >>> up next, extreme . >>> they were competing in the first half of the free ride world tour. and american man took home the top snow boarding prize second year in a row. >>> as we head into the weekend, things looking quiet as we spring forward. weather returns saturday and sunday

sean bennett, kpix 5. >>> glad to see that people are heeding the warnings. we'll talk about the sierra but first the rain is coming down in santa clara, san jose area. plenty of raindrops. look at the rain totals. st. helena over two inches. kentfield has already reached over 3.5. san francisco almost an inch. ben lomond 2.5. san rafael two inches and orinda almost two inches. rain is come through alum rock and evergreen areas. it's winding down to the north. hayward still getting decent amount of rain. most of it could be moving towards dublin so 680 rain. alameda a nice break. northeast marsh creek springs, they are seeing rain same with san ramon. so this is what's going on. we are going to get more rain. it's going to take a little bit. a nice treat with sunshine over ocean beach. here's the futurecast. so we are going to continue to see that chance of showers through 5:00. that's when we could see a chance of thunderstorms. more rain from 5 to 9 p.m. today. we'll have a break, tomorrow morning light showers and tomorrow afternoon. saturday we can get so

the eagles agreed to a trade for seattle's michael bennett. a great player. the eagles get bennett, seventh round pick, in exchange for fifth-round pick and receiver marcus johnson. the defensive end was a pro-bowler in each of his last three season. and his new teammates are welcoming bennett. carson wentz tweeted, "welcome to the squad. excited to have you." also, "i'm glad i don't have to play our d line. #nasty." wentz isn't the only one excited. chris maragos was bennett's teammate in seattle. >> he's the type of guy that when he laces them up and puts the shoulder pads on sundays, the guy is an animal. he's out there, you know, wreaking havoc on the quarterbacks. you know, what's unique about him is his ability to play all along the line. it's going to be good for our team and locker room. ♪ >> the eagles' center, jason kelsey. linebacker michael kendricks there leading the crowd in the eagles chant. the flyers' mummers hat. and the "let's go flyers" chant. unfortunately, they -- >> that's was the best part of last night's game. what i'm going to say ab

rob bennett, thank you for coming in. rob bennett, the ceo of rehab.th figures are out later and they will confirm its first year of economic expansion since the worst recession in the country's history. brazil's economy shrank almost 10% in two years — with the car industry the worst hit of all. daniel gallas reports from sao paolo. months ago, plants in sao paulo were laying off workers and curbing production but since november this factory has been working 2a hours a day to churn out new cars for consumers. 0ptimism is returning to the brazilian economy. the crisis has gone. it is a historic event. the economy has been growing and we are seeing more credit going into the system. a lot more consumers with a lower amount of debt producing new vehicles and other products. this new environment has led to a lot more growth in the industry. car-makers fighting hard to make a comeback. this man hasn't found a job to make a comeback. this man hasn't found ajob in to make a comeback. this man hasn't found a job in the last two years, despite optimism, the br

bennett fits this mold. adam, graham, cox, jurnigan.sive coordinators won't get a lot of sleep on sat nights. bennett known to be little outspoken he can be a problem in the locker room. jay ajayi ya was last year when he came from miami as well. how did that work out? eagles do have work to do to get under the cap. but as the foreman house ho you wee roseman put op his hard hat and continued to build. to 31 other teams message sent, here we are. iain? >> all right tom thanks much disney fans you can now explore 11 disney parks from your computer. the parks are now on google street view. google used 360-degree camera mounted oh to backpack to capture parks like animal kingdom and epcot. visitor which is use the tool to help plan their trip. google street view is limbed to disney parks across the u.s. the company has yet to confirm if other parks will be included in the roster for other virtual tours. >> can we rewind to show the palm trees again. >> i'll be there in a few weeks. >> thanks. >> i'll let you know how it is. >> thanks. >> i

joining me now, brian bennett and jill corbin. jill, when asked if the president's tariff position is final, white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders said never say never. so what do you think would change the president's mind on this? >> i mean, this is something, and i think, you know, in all fairness to the president and all the criticism about the way this decision was reached and the fact that so many staffers didn't even know it was coming, this is something the president has really focused on, not just during the days of his campaign, but even decades ago. it's one of those rare themes that's been consistent for the president. you see it throughout the books he's written over the decades where he really feels america has been getting a bad deal on trade. throughout the campaign he singled out steel as one of the those industries where he felt like trade deals, like chinese dumping were hurting american workers, and promised again and again to do something about it. that said, this is a president, we all know, who

not cathy." >> reporter: mary bennett had been right all along.ota corolla had been spotted in a hospital parking lot. a plastic bag was peeking out of the trunk. officers opened it, and cathy torrez was missing no longer. >> she had been stabbed multiple times. all about the upper chest and neck. >> reporter: detective sergeant daron wyatt. >> you know, there's no way to time the death. but i think it's pretty safe to assume that she had been dead since she disappeared on that saturday night on the 12th. >> reporter: it was devastating not just for the torrez family but for all those in placentia who'd been searching so tirelessly for cathy. >> she was a vibrant, very intelligent young girl. this is truly a tragedy. >> reporter: detectives went to work trying to find cathy's killer. they set up a hotline. >> if you have any information regarding the homicide of cathy torrez -- >> reporter: and scoured placentia for clues. by studying her car and her body, investigators got a sense of what happened. first, cathy was completely clothed. no sign of

. >> the eagles agreed to a trade for seattle's michael bennett.ennett and a seventh round pick in exchange for fifth round pick and receiver marcus johnson. bennett is a three-time defensive end and was heavily involved in social activism as well. he tweeted a picture of himself in an eagles jersey with a bunch of emojis. and his new teammate hs plenty to say on social media. carson wentz tweeted, welcome to the squad. excited to have you. very glad i don't have to play our "d" line, #nasty. >>> eagles center jason kelce knows how to fire up the crowd. he led them in a chant and won a mummers flag. the flyers lost, though, to the penguins 5-2. - honey, look what we got! - [narrator] going big... (yelling) - [narrator] isn't always best. - who's our little puppy? - sweetheart, daddy got you a new. sweetheart? elizabeth, where are you? she's under the bears! - [narrator] unless it's a aaa plus membership. - woo! - [narrator] get 100 towing miles and free emergency gas delivery. when going big is best. aaa. go ahead. - [man] woo! >>> well, it's done.

john bennett there was an update. the world cup this summer in russia? that's a question being asked by some if vladimir putin and the russian state are found to be involved in the poisoning of a former russian spy and his daughter. the labour mpjohn woodcock has told the bbc today that england's participation in russia "ought to be in question". the fa's position is that international relations with russia are a matter for the government, and there are currently no changes to their world cup plans. well, the former fa executive director david davis said he believes a boycott would only be worthwhile if other nations backed england. iam against i am against boycotts by one country u nless i am against boycotts by one country unless the international community gives its positive and practical backing, and that means yes, france, and spain and germany and other countries ideally also support that action. then you make a difference. my action. then you make a difference. my worry is that if one country like england says

with me are the political editor of the sun on sunday, dave wooding, and owen bennett, deputy politicalof huffpost uk. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the metro leads with the ongoing investigation into the poisoning of former spy sergei skripal and his daughter yulia. the express asks why it took authorities so long to issue advice to anyone who was in the area where the pair were poisoned. the telegraph says hundreds of people have been warned to wash their clothes and clean belongings with wet wipes. the i also leads on that story, saying the chief medical officer has told residents there is no cause for alarm over the advice. the times reports that the prime minister is on the verge of issuing sanctions against russia if it is proved that the country was behind the poisoning. meanwhile, the front page of the financial times features analysis that shows multi—national companies are paying significantly less in tax than they were before the 2008 financial crisis. not surprisingly, lots about the poisoning in salisbury. let's take out closer look at that story and in par

bob bennett. i wonder if anybody told him, was the lawyer who got bill clinton impeached. bob bennett was the lawyer who told bill clinton it's okay, you can testify at a deposition about your sex loif. that's what got him -- sex loif. that got him impeached. he could have settled for $750,000. i called it the greatest lef blunder of the -- greatest legal blunder of the 20th century. bob ben the was offered a job to come and become trump's lawyer? i don't know what's going on in that white house. he of course should not testify unless he absolutely has to. and if he has to, it should be under the most rigorous restrictions of time, and type of question, and he should be prepared to answer yes, no, i don't recall instead of giving long, long answers. because the one thing they're trying to get him on, is perjury. and there's no defense against that. perjury is one of those specified in the constitution for impeachment. that's the one issue that has to be avoided at all costs. >> laura: full dills closure, i worked for bob bennett imyears ago, not on that case. harmit, the b

, bob b bennett who got bill clinton to testify. >> let's just talk about the special counsel.utely textbook situation of why you want to appoint a special counsel. allan, you keep saying there was no criminal conduct here, there have already been guilty pleas, so we know there was criminal conduct here. >> low level. >> the national security adviser, you think that's a low level person? michael flynn admitted to lying to the fbi and that is -- imagine what credibility this investigation would have had if jeff sessions was in charge of investigating michael flynn. they were in the same campaign. this is why there was an indelible political -- indelible conflict of interest that couldn't be dealt with except by the appointment of a special prosecutor. let me finish allan. robert mueller is not investigating political crimes. he is investigating violations of the criminal code. he has found several. he has found 13 russians who violated -- you keep saying clug collusion is not a crime. collusion may well be a crime. >> no, it's not. >> in violation of the campaign finance laws. >

. >>> eagles added michael bennett from the seattle seahawks according to espn. eagles acquired again net and marcus johnson in a 5th round selection. carson wentz tweeted he will miss johnson while welcoming bennett to the team. >>> a new study holds a clue to the decades old mystery what happened to amelia she went missing over the pacific ocean in 1937. there was another set of theories and thoughts that was debunked, we'll see. >>> 419. in "healthcheck" why babies who resemble their fares are healthy -- fathers healthy. >> a dad shoves his driveway while spending time with his daughter. >> reporter: how cute that? a lot of people shoveling today, we'll talk about the numbers and where the next shot of precipitation is next. sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be caused by inflammation under your skin. maybe you should ask you

the team agreed to a tradetor seattle's michael bennett.s get bennett and a seventh round pick in exchange for a fifth round pick and marcus johnson. the defensive end has been a pro bowler in each of his last three seasons and, like many of his new teammates, bennett has been very outspoke when it comes to social causes. he tweeted a picture of himself in an eagles jersey with a bunch emojis and the words free meek male. his new team merits welcoming bennett. they tweeted welcome to the squad, excited to have you. also i'm very glad i don't have to play our d-line, #nasty. >>> wentz isn't the only eagle excited about the new addition. mayor gos was his teammate in seattle. >> mike's the type of guy when he laces them up and puts those shoulder pads on on sundays, you know, the guy is an animal. he's out there, you know, reeking havoc on the quarterbacks, what's really unique about him is his flexibility to play all along the line. so it's going to be good for our team and our locker room. >>> yeah, that's eagles jason kelce leading the cro

jeff bennett, danny zavala, joyce vance and jeremy bass. my belated thanks to bill kristol for joining us and having an opinion there. dan, i'm going to begin with you here in new york. i've used the expression change of venue in a different context at the top of the broadcast. in a way this is a form of that i guess. what just happened today, why are they trying to move the court jurisdiction where this is going to be heard? >> this is a classic defense maneuver. i've removed cases, attorneys who have had them in federal court have removed cases and a law which allows defendants from different states and you have enough dollar amount and controversy, that's why there were so many millions alleged in this. if you have enough involved a defendant can drag it out of state court and up to federal court. it's automatic. this is not a motion, this is not a request. once a defendant files this notice of removal the case is now in federal court and it's incumbent upon the plaintiff to get it back down to state court, which is not an easy thing to

bill bennett as always. my columbine massacre share firsthand what they need to understand and they need to know about what comes now in the weeks and months ahead of them as they try to heal. and russian president vladimir putin says that his nukes are better than ours and they could easily destroy the united states. he has animations to prove it is this just talk or are we on the verge of a second cold war? ambassador john bolton with his take on that and general kelly's dire new warning about isis and how it is morphing and how we need to be concerned again about them here at home. >> they still have that one particular lust in life and that is to come here and do as many darch a damage as they . vicks sinex... breathe on. >> martha: developing tonight vladimir putin unveiling arsenal of weapons including nuclear weapons that he claims renders the u.s.' equipment basically useless. it comes weeks ahead of the presidential election which cannot be lost in this conversation and putin, of course, is expected

. >>> eagles have added michael bennett from the seattle seahawks, they acquired benefit and 7th round draft pick for marcus johnson. carson wentz tweeted he will miss john son while welcoming bennett to the team. >>> a new study may hold a clue to the mystery of what happened to emil i can't -- amelia earhart. the american aviator went missing without a trace over the pacific ocean in 1937. we'll be right back. new tv, new speakers, netflix. this is going to be the place for binge watching, ladies. is it, ladies? don't get me wrong, you have killer tech mrs. d, but you still don't have fios. ok? fios is a 100% fiber-optic network, literally engineered for streaming. good advice. i've also got some ideas on a better cereal selection, which i will keep to myself. experience netflix on the 100% fiber-optic network made for streaming switch to fios and get a year of netflix on us with a two-year agreement. ♪ gus, you are crushing it! just trying to shed those extra pounds. (giggles) me too. gettin' the beach body back... (sighs) is gonna take a lot of work. this will help you power throug

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the eagles required bennett and a seventh round draft pick for marcus johnson and the 32-year-old bennett is a beast. with eight and a half stacks past season. to the ice the flyers host the penguins tonight and if the ornand black ever needed a victory now is the time. the flyers lost the last three games. the schedule will only get tougher, the flyers need to be up to the task. >> getting back to our hockey and coming off back to backs and another back to back series, it's tough and know what to expect a highly offensive team. >> we have to be more steady and we had highs and lows. and i think we need to be even keeled. like when we went through a good stretch. >> simmons expected back tonight. >>> aaron nola turns into a masterful performance. allows one hit and strikes out five. no walks. game tied at 1-1 a harmless pop-up by jt crawford. the ball drops in and nick williams scores. college basketball and la salle opens the the tournament in d.c. against umass. >> and jaylin brunson picking up hardware the big east player of the year and the big east scholar athlete of the year. and th

the eagles agreed to a trade for seattle's michael bennett. the eagles get bent and a seventh round pick in exchange for fifth-round pick and receiver marcus johnson. defensive end has been a pro-bell bowler in each of the last -- pro bowler in each of the last three seasons. and bennett is already getting love. carson wentz tweeted, "welcome to the squad. excited to have you." also "i'm glad i don't have to play our d line, #nasty." ♪ fly eagles fly >>> eagles center jason kelsey leading the crowd in the eagles chant -- wearing the mummers hat. a flyers one at that. he led the chant, "let's go, flyers," although the flyers lost to pittsburgh 5-2. they miss a chance to move up in the standings. >> yeah. saw that. >>> i'm first alert meteorologist brittney shipp. we're still under a first alert until 7:00 a.m. that's due to the messy roads you're going to find when you head out the door today. take it easy as are you driving to work. we expect to see strong wind speeds. gusts up to 20, 30 miles per hour. going to make the feels-like temperature

nbc's geoff bennett is live at the white house with that. geoff? >> reporter: good evening, jose.clear president trump is aware of the pushback from u.s. trading partners judging from his twitter feed. in one the president saying, "the united states has an $800 billion yearly trade deficit because of our very stupid trade deals and policies. our jobs and welfare being given to other countries that have taken advantage of us for years. they laugh at what fools our leaders have been. no more." now, language like that is little comfort to those in the president's own administration and republican leaders on capitol hill who we're told are privately urging the president to reconsider given the potential blow to the economy. now, i asked the president earlier this evening if he's concerned about launching a trade war. he didn't respond. but people close to mr. trump tell us he thinks the announcement is a political winner and he gets to make good on a key campaign promise, jose. >> and geoff, president trump racked up a bunch of miles on air force one these last couple of days, right?

bennett denied pushing her, he faces 10 years in prison if convicted.ng a founding father, students in new york want this statue of thomas jefferson removed, saying he is an icon for white supremacy. the petitioner the protest planned for later this week getting momentum online please not all students are supportive of the proposal. the school has refused to take the statue down. 10 years in jail and $130,000 fine for spreading fake news. considering a law that would punish those who post or spread false information. and outside malaysia if the post impact malaysian citizens was a vote could happen as soon as this week. the clown is running for congress but this is no laughing matter. former ringling brothers performer steve lowe throwing his hat in the ring for south carolina's fifth district. >> remember to vote for me. heather: the career clown sagan was bernie sanders's message for single-payer healthcare that expired him to run. he will challenge democrat archie pournelle and republican incumbent ralph norman. i believe all the jokes that you guys

-- he said if you -- >> not senator bennett. >> you should -- you should say if i get elected unlike other school districts with a mayor and the superintendent never talk to each other because they're cheends elected separately, we'll be the first city where i'll go to -- i'll visit every public school in my first four years. i said great, i'll do it and i said it. later michael would say maybe if you would have been better staffed someone would have pointed out there were 161 schools. i went to a school every week for four years and, you know, really immersed myself. and michael two years later became the superintendent of schools and he played a staggerly important role in transforming denver schools. that process of meeting all those schools, all those teachers, all those parents, we tried to meet way bunch of parents at every single school, we do this in classrooms, and temperature really drove home the fact that everybody was -- has the same -- it's amazing everyone loved their school, thought their teachers were great, everyone thought the overall school system was failing. and

she's definitely in a difficult position. >> there was a piece of video, kate bennett, you wanted use can roll it. this is when the two of them were going into marine one on monday. she sort of trips and her arm goes around his waist. why did you want us to pull that? what's significant here? >> i can't read into a marnl. none of us can. i found this to be an usual and rare display of public affect n affection. occasionally we'll see them holding hands but then it goes off to he won't hold the umbrella for her, that traditional thing we see them go through. this is a moment he put his arm around her, caught her, and she returned the gesture. i just feel like this is not -- we're used to the obamas, right? we're used to them displaying their affection on social media, on public, on instagram. this is not a first couple we see displaying this sort of affection. they may do it behind closed doors or may not. i found that moment to be very human and also if we're pointing out the fact that he caught her while falling as a thing, which i did it sort of shows where the bar is, too. >> kate

richard sherman and michael bennett with very outspoken.be the seahawks felt it was time to allow some new leaders in their locker room. the irony is that michael bennett goes from seattle to the eagles. he goes from a woke team to an even woker team. it will be interesting to see how that plays out given the stances that chris long and -- malcolm jenkins and others have taken. >> you have richard sherman going to the 49ers. there's been a fair amount of criticism they wouldn't just resign kaepernick. is it an irony that they wound up getting one of the most vocal players in the nfl? >> the 49ers put some money behind some of the causes that were very important to colin kaepernick. yeah, i think in general this idea that richard sherman is going to be quieter or he's not going to be the same player we've known him to be because he's with the 49ers, i expect this guy to be just as boisterous and outspoken. >> michael bennett is writing a book. "things that make white people uncomfortable" is the book. he has had some personal experiences wit

geoff bennett of the white house. jonathan lemire, white house reporter, betsy woodruff, msnbc contributor, ken vogel is a political reporter for "the new york times." and ben wittes, editor of chief of law fare. so much to get to. ken, it was your paper that first reported dowd's departure. now trump saying he would indeed like to go before robert mueller. so what happens now and what do we know about dowd's decision? >> well, dowd's decision is a reflection of two things, both personality that he never quite got on with the president and he was telling the president, pushing an approach that the president ended up souring on, this idea that the more forthcoming you are with mueller's team and the more documents you produce and the more willing tower work with them, the quicker this thing will work itself out and the quicker the investigation will move on from looking at trump. obviously that hasn't happened. that was a great frustration to trump so we see him pivoting potentially, looking at the types of folks who h

bill buckley and bennett bennett personal friend of ronald reagan's for many years, and vice versa. he had supported his first run for president in 1976, and again in 1980, so he was kind enough to come to the opening of our washington office. he gave a few remarks and bill give a few remarks, but before that each of the senior editors got a moment to speak. and you know, we are a new york magazine, we had been in new and in new1955, york, some people have said it is a snobbish city. i don't know why they say that. and certainly we respect washington. >> from palm beach we say the same thing. host: and we can certainly stash richard: and we can certainly feel that with washington dc. and it's not that way, it has come up in the world, lots of the enemy's restaurants, lots of afghan restaurants. lose a country, gain a restaurant. [laughter] and i know reagan laughed at it. he and bill buckley were behind photographer, a great photographer who took a lot of photographs for us, he snapped the shot which i have of reagan and bill cracking up as i make as little joke. and then years late

look at the statements of some of the government ministers like the minister of education if tony bennett he says the government will give asylum to refugees and only job seekers are going to be deported what's the problem with that policy defenders of the government might argue every government has to take care of its own people and security so it is full of them is no problem with that. or maybe the only problem that is that it's not all. he has less than health percent of the population as a something else thirty seven thousand people the vast majority of them are coming from sudan and editor was that islam is not deporting people to a kind of authority and because of the situation of human rights violation and genocide in darfur the nuba mountains and a dictatorship you know two or so years later if there were more king migrants as netanyahu and bennett are saying they could be shipped back to their countries of origin but if it is literally go under as a failed country as a safe and cuddly so called is the first evidence that we are dealing with refugees and asylum seekers and of wal

>> so i thought bob bennett earlier on the program said it well. the -- there are two laws of investigations. the first of which is it's not usually the underlying crime that gets you, it's the cover-up. and the second law is follow the money. and obviously bob mueller is following the money now. it is inconceivable to me, and i'm not a lawyer, don, but it's inconceivable to me he's taken this step without some very specific purpose in mind, without having some information that is a predicate for that which he is after. >> yeah. over the past few months, you had been very vocal about the fact that congress hasn't done enough to enforce sanctions on russia for interfering in the 2016 elections, bull. but today the trump administration imposed sanctions on a series of russian individuals and organizations. finally. finally meeting the congressional mandate issued in july. are you satisfied with this s p step? >> he didn't meet the congressional mandate whatsoever, don. i'd use the oldest of cliches, it was a day late and a dollar short. it was late i

bennett is 32 years old coming you have his third straight trip to the pro bowl.nd a half sacks, 40 tackles but the number that i like the most, played in almost 85% of seattle defensive snaps. the eagles already over the cap and bennett will make $27 million over the neck three years. so howie roseman still has some work to do. >>> flyers have a lot of work to do as well snapping out three game losing streak. perfect remedy the hated pittsburgh penguins in town. pittsburgh started the night a point ahead of the flowers in the metropolitan division flyers pulling out all the stops tonight. michael kendricks, jason kelce anything they could do to help the flyers tonight. maybe it work early. game tied at one. travis doing the dirty work right there. flyers take the two-one lead. it looks good, right? um-um. rest of the night rest of the game really belonged to the penguins sidney crosby in, shot, saved. connor on the rebound. penguins within the five-two. first sixers fans now a lakers fan. billboards in los angeles trying to lure free agent to be lebron james to l

been in power the voices of the most marginalized in society are being unheard senior producer pete bennett went to talk with the grassroots activists fighting for political representation in an effort to give the working classes of britain a starring role in this story how much of our lives is dictated by post schools and policies coming from the building behind me and it's near liberal decisions are made on our behalf by select few how can elected members of parliament accurately represent the diversity of british society i speak it's activists on the front line campaigning against tory government and local councils working class issues striving to get the most vulnerable in society a seat at the table of power chris is the founder and c.e.o. britain has class a grassroots charity stablish to tackle the institutions at the center of britain's class problems. so i'm a working class kid from i went to comprehensive schools all my life i'm going to say just sort of statistically in the sense of you know if you throw enough working class kids in the russell group universities some of them get

and that's michael bennett's twitter name.ed to have you. >> so marcus johnson now leaving us. >> right? >> yes. >> okay. >> and then he said, you know, i'm glad i don't have to play the d line hashtag nasty. >> i like marcus too, though. >> he was the guy that got baptize in the. >> oh, yes. >> marcus johnson, right? yes. >> why he and carson wentz were so close. >> okay. tom louden, life-long philadelphia and, life-long eagles fan. he loves all four of the sport. but big time eagles fan. tom, at first blush, what do you think of this? >> at first blush i think what a downgrade from gargano to me. other than that, you know, it is an up -- good player. >> hoosier running on, you want to see them all back, just not reality. we have to sam good-bye to some guys. at first blush, vinny curry the first guy you'll want to see good-bye to, one of. >> vin you are curry six years? >> a while. high draft pick. guy who grew up as is an eagles fan, i remember the day he was drafted. he talk about loving reggie white, growing up and watchi

the nuba mountains and a dictatorship so israel if there were more king migrants as netanyahu and bennett are saying they could be shipped back to their countries of origin but if it is going to go under as a failed country as a safe country so-called is the first evidence that we are dealing with refugees and asylum seekers and of walking migrants the second evidence is that a coalition with other world i mean asking a so all old organ the same goes for the needs and the little nation rates are extremely high over seventy percent and eighty percent of the delicate mission of asylum seekers in israel is less than half percent only twelve people out of sixty five people that came in you do for them to have and for the seven thousand that are here to day work on us as a few g.'s it's less than health percent of the percent that is here anyway and when you look at the war you see significantly higher recognition rates so all that i have for coming to israel and on the general if it is not coming to everywhere else so again it doesn't make sense and we should treat the problem as it is if we

>> senator bennett is next? >> no, she was before. >> go to bennett. >> senator bennett? colleagues are all being so gracious, mr., can you take the order it would be senator bennett and then senator cantwell, is that correct? >> sure. >> great, thank you mr. chairman, thank you for holding this hearing. mr. lighthizer, i want to tell you how much appreciate your candor and your willingness not to speak from a script in these hearings. so often that's what we hear. i don't necessarily agree with much of what you say but i do believe you're giving us your candid view. you mentioned in your written testimony and then in your oral testimony the need to deal with hostile economic competitors and i can never forget who that is from the point of view of the united states but would you call canada a hostile economic competitor to the united states? >> i would call them an economic competitor. >> that's different than a hostile -- >> i agree. >> what about mexico? are they a hostile economic competitor? >>. >> only sometimes. i'm kidding, of course not. >> what about members of t

responsible behavior on the part of the kremlin mr baer thank you very much for that as thorsten bennett joining us from berlin that a masonic hall at moscow and a grand band of men and washington d.c. and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion go to our facebook page that facebook dot com forward slash a.j. and side story you can offer join the conversation on twitter to handle it at a.j. and five stories from mail of the product and the whole team here thank you very much for watching and bye for now. i. april on al-jazeera from the stories beyond the headlines phone lines examines the u.s. his role in the world's fifty years since the death of martin luther king we examine the impact of his assassination and the state of race relations in the u.s. today the award winning show earthrise returns for another season with stories about solutions to some of the greatest manmade environmental problems as the first meeting since the brands that vote is set to take place in the u.k. we examine how

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