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fight when you're in doubt so when it's hard to explain how you feel about it but it's on the other bill ross. kremlin or rage briefing at all the most is mixed up in one. place really much no. it's a problem since we don't they don't deal with going on the lawn toilets. really can't understand it because they know we have a room so you know sweden scene is trying to exclude you know of course a key to reach out there in the fields but still be don't they don't overdo it when you knock down you know don't love stand stomping and jumping on people. and they know that a small set of i really don't get it. if you were to can one of them is all thing would have skated it would be nice to do to do a crawl called orbison polling or something i mean to be killing each other over there we didn't want to. vote so far or killed so yeah it's. nice every us is a frightful fight you know and you got to get punished if you get chicks and they are. you know when to fight then i mean sometimes it's kind of old to stuff yourself and i catch this guy i know sometimes my teeth of course some of us don't but if

fight when you're in doubt so when it's hard to explain how you feel about it but it's on the other bill ross. crennel in oriya rage everything all the most is mixed up in one. really much no. it's a problem since we don't they don't deal with going on the lawn toilets. really can't understand it because they know we have a room so you know sweden scene is trying to do you know of course a key to reach out there in the fields but still be don't they don't overdo it when you knock down you know don't love stand stomping and jumping on people. and they know that as well sort of i really don't get it. if you would a cane one of them is all thing would have skated it would be nice to do to do a crawl called orbison poland or something i mean movie killing each other over there we didn't want to. vote so far or killed so yeah it's. nice everyone says affright it's a fight you know and you got to get promises to get checks and they are. you know when to fight then i mean sometimes it's kind of old to stuff yourself and i catch this guy i know sometimes my teeth of course some of us don't but if a f

i thank the chairman for giving help the opportunity to speak on a bipartisan bill that i worked very closely with mr. ross from florida and i thank him for working on this bill. this is a bill that came out of the financial services committee. mr. speaker, about 10 years ago we had a financial crisis and 19 of the 20 largest financial institutions failed or needed support from the federal government. more importantly, tens of mill yobs of americans lost their jobs, lost their homes, lost their retirement savings. in the wake of that crisis, it was appropriate for congress to do something and we did with dodd-frank legislation, which is legislation that i strongly support. as part of the dodd-frank legislation, fsoc was established. and the job of fsoc was to reduce systemic risk in the financial services sector, which is a mission that i also support. but they were given very limited tools to fulfill that mission. effectively their one tool was to designate companies as systemically risky to the system. they had the power to designate. they really didn't have the power to derisk the system, which should b

and with barbara and there's like ten tv screens, ross perot is on one sight and bill clinton is in the other, and she walked in and turned and said, i don't know which clown to look at. we will continue to monitor his health and give you updates as we get them. >>> hours after the fatal van attack in toronto, security was heightened over the air canada center. the facility went dark in memory of the victims. ten people killed and 15 more injured when a van rammed in to pedestrians on a crowded sidewalk in broad daylight. the images though the after math. pedestrians rushing to administer cpr to the victims on the ground. the suspect is in police custody and due in court later this morning. the attack was deliberate and say mental illness, not terrorism is a leading motive. nbc's ann thompson has the latest. >> reporter: he mowed them down. >> i saw a lot of people lying on the sidewalk that were in pools of blood. >> reporter: witnesses say the driver of the white van, identified by several u.s. law enforcement sources as 25-year-old alec minassian, started at 1:30, jumping the curve,

bill cosby verdict and what comes next. the latest on a statewide manhunt in maine after a police officer was killed. and dana jacobsen will visit with an nfl draft hopeful ross the >> the cbs evening news is up next.>>> up next we breakdown the bill cosby verdict and what comes next. the latest on a statewide manhunt in maine after a police officer was killed. a visit with an nfl draft hopeful who was inspired by people across the country. that's coming up in a few seconds.>> thank you for watching tonight at 5:00.>>> and online fingerprint may have led police to the suspected golden state killer. we are back in 30 minutes. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> glor: the man once known as america's dad is likely headed to prison. bill cosby convicted today of sexual assault. >> we are very disappointed by the verdict. >> although justice was delayed, it was not denied. >> glor: also tonight, new video of a deadly van attack on pedestrians in toronto. a teenager documents his plan to shoot up a high school, but a loophole in the law lets him go free. the president's v.a. nominee withdraws under pressure. his e.p.a. administrator draws fire on capitol hill. north

bring in former counselor to presidents, a special middle east coordinator under bill clinton and former ambassador. dennis rossi'm joined by former chief of staff at the cia and the pentagon jeremy bash. ambassador ross, you spent a good deal of time around issues in the middle east and israel, so you are familiar with situations that are vexing and difficult and one option looks worse than the next. that's been a theme of some of the expert who is have spoken tonight about what can be done in syria beyond targeted attacks. i wonder, your assessment -- since this is the first time we are hearing from you tonight -- on this operation tactically and whether there is a mission or not in a larger sense. >> i think you used the operative word. tactically, this was a success. we identified a small number of targets that were related to the development of chemical weapons within syria. we were able to strike and destroy those particular targets. they are not the sum total of all the chemical weapons capabilities or agents within syria, but they represent part of an infrastructure that lends itself to syria being able

. >> on one tv was a close-up bill clinton, the new president and another side was a picture of ross perot. and she says i can't decide which clown to look at. >> reporter: bill clinton went from political faux to unofficial family member. >> i love bill clinton, maybe not his politics. >> i would walk across coals for her. >> she is so smart, aware, witty, wise, and kind of got the fierce momma bear instinct. and she will defend and support any son or daughter or family member who gets in any trouble. passionate advocate for literacy. my mom is amazing. >> i think the reasons that my cousins and i have turned out to become productive citizens and have not taken the fact that we were grandkids for the president for granted is because of barbara bush. >> reporter: children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren, all part of the legacy of barbara bush. >> the one request that i have is that they stay loving siblings. and so far so good. and i will be looking down so behave yourself. >> you take about the love story, they celebrated their 73rd wedding anniversary. she was 16 years olds

counselor to presidents, he's a former special middle east coordinator under bill clinton and a former ambassador, dennis ross and national security analyst and staff at the cia, jeremy bash. ambassador ross, you spent a good deal of time around issues in the middle east and israel. you are familiar with situations that are vexing and difficult. one option looks worse than the next. that's the theme of experts that spoke to us about what else can be done in syria against targeted attacks. your assessment, since this is the first time we are hearing from you, whether this is a mission or not in the larger sense. >> you use the operative word, tactically, this was a success. we identified a small number of targets related to the development of chemical weapons and we were able to strike and destroy the targets. they are not the sum total of the chemical weapons. they represent part of an infrastructure that lends itself to syria producing chemical weapons. from that standpoint, this mission was successful. it doesn't change the balance of power in syria. it doesn't make a political process more likely. it doesn

cnn's bill weir is there telling their stories in oklahoma. >> donna ross. the goal is to fill her classroom with such energy. >> give me a high five, one, two, three! >> reporter: so the kids never suspect she works two other jobs to survivement. >> i have been up since 5:00 this morning. >> reporter: she drives for uber and caters weddings because a master's degree and 20 years' experience barely brings a living wage in oklahoma. >> you can see where my net pay was less than $1200. i was being liberal. >> wow. just over $1,000. >> correct. >> that's for a month. >> that's a month? >> reporter: the most desperate sell blood. some like this former marine rely on soup kitchens to eat. >> i have helped at food banks, helped deliver food. i honestly never thought i would be on the receiving end. i have to swallow my pride a lot. and i hate asking for help. >> reporter: this state has long been the state with the deepest cuts to education. but something about the west virginia strike helped turn oklahoma anger to action. >> i got on facebook, typed in oklahoma w

bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized for such time. mr. hensarling: i rise today in and i wanth.r. 4061, to commend two friends. mr. ross of florida on the republican side of the aisle and mr. delaney for their collective leadership on bringing forth this truly bipartisan bill. a strong bipartisan, which has 58 different co-sponsors, half from each side of the aisle. before talking about the bill, there has been a lot of news today, mr. speaker and part of the news that i just could not overlook is the fact that my dear friend and colleague from florida announced that he would be retiring at the end of this congress. i do want to say what a pleasure and honor it has been to work with the gentleman from florida. i have appreciated his leadership. i have appreciated his knowledge. i have appreciated his calm demeanor and his ability to further strong bipartisan measures that will help create greater credit opportunities for hard-working americans. i would say i will miss him, but i will be gone as well. and maybe he will invite me to the florida coast for deep-sea fishing and i look forward to receiving that invitation at

bill clinton, the new president. another tv there was a picture of ross perot. they're side by side.he walks in, looks over, sees the two of them and goes, i can't figure out which clown to look at. >> i imagine it took her a lot longer to forgive me than it did him. and maybe she never has. >> it took me a little while, i confess. >> reporter: but eventually, she came around and bill clinton went from political foe to unofficial family member. >> i love bill clinton. maybe not his politics, but i love bill clinton. >> i would walk across coals for her. i think she's immensely impressive. >> reporter: a sentiment being owe ed by her family. >> she is so sharp, so aware. she's witty. she's wise. she's kind of got that fierce mama bear type instinct. she'll defend and support any son or daughter or family member that gets in any kind of trouble. she's been a passionate advocate for literacy. my mom is amazing. >> i think the reasons that my cousins and i have kind of turned out to be productive citizens -- and i've never taken the fact that we were grandkids of the president for grante

. >> on one tv was a close-up bill clinton, the new president and another side was a picture of ross perot. and she says i can't decide which clown to look at. >> i imagine it took her a lot longer to forgive me than it did him. and maybe she never has. >> it took me a little while, i confess. >> reporter: but eventually, she came around. and bill clinton went from political foe to unofficial family member. >> i like bill clinton. we have different politics but i love him. >> i would walk over coals for him. i think she's immensely impressive. >> a sentiment echoed by her family. >> she's so smart, so sharp, so aware. she's witty, she's wise. she's kind of got that fierce mama bear type instinct. she'll defend and support any son or daughter or family member that gets in any kind of trouble. she's been a passionate advocate for literacy. my mom is amazinamazing. >> i think the reasons that my cousins and i have turned out to become productive citizens and have not taken the fact that we were grandkids for the president for granted is because of barbara bush. >> reporter: children, gr

a news conference in june of '92, when a very tough time in the campaign, ross perot was winning in a three-way race against billon and george bush. one correspondent asked president bush why he wanted re-election. he said, bar and i were talking about that this morning. i guess it's because my mother always told me you finish what you start. it was that some said lack of a vision that hurt him politically, baa that was so classically george bush and barbara bush and their obligation to the country. >> i have to agree with john on his thoughts about without barbara bush if there would have been a president bush. i remember one of the first times i ever heard her talk, she's talking to a group, and at the end, someone got up and said you've done so many great things in your life with your husband and your travel all over the world. what to you is the best part of it? she looked at him and said look, that's a softball question as they say in the press. i married a man with a love that will never man and i have five happy, content, wonderful kids. after that, it's all secondary. she's just the best to be around. in

bill karins. >> i found someone who doesn't complain about the weather. >> who? >> jeff rosse's from minnesota. >> after 6 inches of snow, he said he's ready for the masters. it's a good swing for this time of year, too. >> so let's get into the snow forecast. more is on the way. it's going to start tomorrow and later on tonight. montana, wyoming, the snow goes through areas of nebraska, possibly through missouri as we go throughout the day tomorrow. friday night into saturday, the snow will accumulate right along the ohio river. definitely in the higher elevations of west virginia and southern ohio. you have a good chance of accumulating snow. there will be a narrow strip somewhere from d.c. to baltimore, possibly philadelphia. somewhere in that region you'll get enough on the grass that you don't have to shovel. then we'll have to watch out for california flooding. i don't know if you've ever heard of the term the pineapple express, but a plume of moisture from ohio ohio will into california with heavy rain. that's not how i remember the pieb apple suppress. >> thanks for t

bill weir finds many oklahoma educators forced to work numerous jobs, some even take handouts just to make ends meet. >> drum roll. >> for donna ross, the goal is to fill her classroom with such energy that the kids never suspect that she works two other jobs to survive. >> i've been up since 5:00 this morning. >> she drives for uber and caters weddings because a master's degree and 20 years experience barely brings a living wage in oklahoma. >> you can see where my net pay was less than 1200. i was being liberal but just over $1,000 -- >> correct. >> and that's for -- >> that's one month. >> that's a month? >> the most desperate, sell blood and some like this former marine and special ed teacher rely on church soup kitchens to eat. >> i've helped at food banks and helped deliver food and do all of those things i never thought i would be on the receiving end. i have to swallow my pride a lot and i hate asking for help. >> this state has long been the state with the deepest cuts to education. >> but something about the west virginia strike helped turn oklahoma anger to action. >> i mean i got on facebook and typed in oklahoma teache

ross continues to stand tihind the actions of his officers. >> glor: all right. michelle miller in philadelphia, thank you. florida senator bill nelson is calling for an investigation after last night's "60 minutes" report raised questions about be f.a.a.'s oversight of budget carrier allegiant airlines. kris van cleave has more on this. >> reporter: "60 minutes" found between january 1, 2016, and the end of last october, more than 100 serious mechanical incidents, including mid-air engine failures and flight control malfunctions. last july, flight 533 experienced an engine issue on take-off caught on video. mercedes weller was on board. >> there was smoke in the cabin and fire coming out of that engine, and i just remember thinking... that i would never see my daughter again. >> reporter: the "60 minutes" report questioned the f.a.a.'s 2015 adoption of its compliance philosophy, which aims to work with airlines to foster improved compliance and reporting of issues. the f.a.a. disputes the report and says it heightened its oversight of allegiant that year. but as "60 minutes" reported, when a near-crash happened due to a missi

that's why the stunning bill clinton victory was such a stn. 92%, to go out and lose the election. rossst of the country had something to do with that. in a lot of those days i spent inside saudi arabia and kuwait. but i travelled with secretary cheney and colin powell, joint chief of staff during those days. you went all around the world, stop to refuel and have a few guinness with colin powell, dick cheney. the revernece with which they spoke to of their boss, the president of the united states, not just barbara bush but president bush, it's hard to describe. a different culture. if you worked for them, you became part of the circle. the fact that they're still part of the circle years and years and decades later, again, tells you of the character of the couple we're talking about here. >> a real reverence. i remember when i interviewed barbara bush in 2000 in washington, one of the first things she said to me, she said wolf -- not on camera, but she said i remember your coverage of the first gulf war, when her husband was president of the united states. six months of operation desert

. >> bill: we have secretary general kelly. before that wilbur ross, commerce secretary. steve mnuchin to his left and mike pence as the greeting continues. >> sandra: the state dinner will be held tonight. the president will be hosting about 150 people expected to attend that event. it is expected to be much smaller than those held by former president barack obama. but we are watching the president and first lady, the president of france all arrive there outside of the white house and greeting members of the president's cabinet. what a moment this is, though, for this country, bill. at such a crucial time for foreign policy matters. you've been mentioning, there are solid agreement between these two on many issues but definitely areas of disagreement that will be discussed between these two today and we'll hear from both of them in the noon hour. >> bill: this relationship continues to grow between these two men and women who are are at a unique place in history in their countries and the world. stand by one moment for the national anthem and we'll get on with the progra

. >> let's say this is dennis ross unleashed because now you're not seeking reelection. how much trouble is the republican majority bill for the midterm? >> traditionally in the midterm the majority is always in trouble. i would go back and tell the members to go back and protect their districts. they've got to run on the economy. they've got to run on being able to better opportunities, and you know, things are better in this country. granted, there is a polarization out there and there is a battle between the media and the white house that we've never seen before and do not let that blind the message that we're on the right track and the conservative principles will still make the day for a better america. >> do you put it 50/50 that the democrats will take the house or more 70/30? >> it depends on how the economy goes in the next three months and with regulatory relief we'll get more of a tailwind from the tax reform to let community banks loan more money and people will start getting higher wages just by the market increasing. >> yes. >> that will help us. i would say it's a 50/50 now. that may give us, 51, 52 poin

ross. >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2". san francisco teachers may soon have affordable housing. they will billed00 apartment units on the side of an old school. it will be available to low and middle income san francisco educators. the city pledged to spend $44 million to make it a reality. >> we are really excited to announce the development and excited to see the next steps. we cannot do enough for our teachers here in san francisco. especially as a parent of three young kids, we have talked about this, we need to do everything we can to keep our teachers in san francisco. >> construction is due to start in 2020. teachers and families could be moving in by the year 2022. the hope is that more teachers can live in the communities where they work. samantha burned out home in san jose's willow glen neighborhood is selling for $800,000. it is assigned of the surging house prices we are seeing in the bay area. we find out why the realtor says for some buyers, the $800,000 price tag may be considered a bargain. >> reporter: nestles in the heart of san jose's willow glen neighborhood lysis property a

ross. >>> even 20,000 people reviewing it cannot look at everything. what we need to do is billa.i. tools. >> you have been saying before you would take them down, and you haven't. >> the gentleman's time has expired. the chair recognizes the gentleman. >> you acknowledged candidly that facebook made a mistake, and you did an analysis of how it happened. you promised action, and we are at the point that action will speak louder than the words, but mr. chairman, this congress has made a mistake. this event that happened, whether it was facebook or some other platform was inevitable. we had a group with many of the industry players, and there was an acknowledgment on both sides privacy was not being protected, and there was no reasonable safe guard for the americans' privacy, but there was an inability to come to a conclusion. we also have an obligation. in an effort to move forward, i would frame some questions to allow a yes or no answer to see if there's some common ground to achieve the goal you have and we certainly have, the obligation to protect the privacy of the american

ross. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. >>> the senate judiciary committee expected to vote on a bill that would protect the job of specialel robert mueller. this bipartisan bill was introduced as president trump publicly criticized mueller's russia investigation. he's investigating possible ties between russia and the trump 2016 presidential campaign as well as possible obstruction of justice. the measure would give any special counsel a 10 day window to seek expedited judicial review if they are fired. >>> well, hundreds of peeple showed up to san francisco's grace cathedral for a special beyonce mass. >> was she there? >> no, beyonce was not there. but the event attracted a lot of people who were curious to see what this was all about. ktvu's amber lee was there. she has more on what the organizers say is the message behind the mass. >> reporter: as the church bells tolled, curiosity about the beyonce mass led hundreds of people to line up for the event. many tell us they don't normally attend church services. >> honestly, it was just like an opportunity to hang out with my friends and hang out with beyonce spiritually

then the big bad bill will often fall to the people the problem is that to survive the government has blown away then you've got the countries like china and russia that have said ross twenty four carat gold bullion and the big bad wolf the pup and it didn't blow their house away. los angeles the city of luxury and fame but also an alarming number of people living in the streets. the simple fact in l.a. is there's just not enough shelter even if people on the streets right now decided to come in there's no where to come in and it's been a struggle. coming in this man from his own response to the problem and constructed dozens of tiny homes for people in need of shelter when you have nothing in order to go. you know having something like this may as well be a castle but do the authorities accept such solution. on this cd parking space is not a solution. to someone monitoring the site otherwise it will be a free for all and is there a better alternative to end the homelessness crisis. we are on the world famous copacabana beach in rio de janeiro home of the five times world champions brazil an episode you will not want to miss in the coming weeks this week though we'r

more than from scott ross from the don't do not come to a welcome scope what more can you tell us. i mean the main news is that bill cosby has been found guilty in this in this one case of constant who accused him of sexually assaulting her back in two thousand and four you remember of course the dozens of women i think up to sixty women have come forward with similar charges against bill cosby but all those other charges occurred to. too long ago so they do not no longer apply point is that your limitations in the various states which they are alleged to have occurred this was the only case that could be brought to trial it is there was the attempt two thousand and seventeen to bring to trial ended in a mistrial this is why they had to bring it back another jury interest of course the first trial occurred before the me too movement this one after the need to move that one up that had an impact on the jury's decision. is a matter of speculation but he has been found guilty and now could face up to ten years in prison yeah it's interesting you're talking about the need to movement because of course. society has sort

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stillman who wrote blood brothers, the story of buffalo bill and sitting bull, the author of inseparable, the story of the siamese twins, and steven j. rossho wrote "hitler in los angeles." the authors tell their stories through great characters or who were little known at the time or were famous but have slipped off the pages of history. through them, the authors tell much about american culture, society and politics of their era. and tell us lessons -- teach us things that will be of value and enlighten us even today in the era of donald trump. "hitler in los angeles" by usc professor steven ross was a finalist for the pulitzer prize in the history category. in tracking the surprisingly effective -- right. [applause] that's an honor. attracting the surprisingly effective nazi campaign in los angeles before world war ii. steven, you tell much about l.a. and about the hidden story of the effort to capitalize on the depression and create a nazi state as hitler did. nazis parading around hindenburg park in the san gabriel valley, training with guns up in the santa monica mountains, infiltrating the movie industry. you tell it by telling the

. >> if it's 40, that's not enough ross >> it's going to go slowly because they don't want to shock anybody. but hbo is $15 on your cable billand netflix is a $20 minimum in my mind better than cable and it's $10 it's crazy >> well, $10 for now >> now, but i think given the how big a base they have, i don't think it flashes that heavily on to their monthly bills, so everything is more expensive these days they afford to go up to a $19 or 20 and not lose many or cut into growth >> no ur jgency now, though, the market is not allowing them to have to worry about it i do think they have won the first big battle, the default internet tv app. outside the bundle, it's like that's the one you get if you get any of them. there's a lot of people. >> yeah. >> and the bundle is the profit -- >> it's not either this or cable. as we know now >> the cable bundling is huge. this comcast deal is huge for them >> if it makes them realize the price is going up to 40, then -- >> also, because, it tells you people are watching netflix on tv screens, not on their phones or tablets or computers, and that's why bundling is key and how they get - >>

bill. gaven new some says it's recognition that it's smart policy. >>> giants managed one run against the not so hot san diego team. pat dreys win 5-1. and they have two of the fastest pitcher. rossping his cause. an rbi single that got the ball rolling. ross got a one-run ball and 4-1 game. say hello, to core dayo taking -- cordero. that's gone and so are giants. padres win 5-1. and how about the a's up in seattle. temps in the 40s. davis red hot devours this pitch. here in the first he what couple bombs in the game. numbers 3 and 4 and a's up 2-0. power show continues. he muscles out the 5th in the air for the solo shot andwatch the fan catch it with a beer. bad move bring a glove. up 3-2, the party stops here. see the unloads a 3-run shot. ball game ace ball up in seattle the final 7-4. and happening today game two for sharks and ducks sharks couldn't have had a better start to the post season. shutting down the ducks at anaheim 3-0. newcomer what a pickup this guy was scored twice while jones stopped all 25 shots. and the puck drops at 7:30 tonight in southern california. >>> an early morning briefing about the strike on syria. >> the latest information on a developing story

fight but really that's so when it's hard to explain how you feel about it but it's on the other bill ross. crennel in oriya rage briefing all the most is mixed up in one. place really much no. it's a problem in sweden they don't deal with going on the ongoing it's. so i really can't understand it because they know we have a room see and also we've been seen as trying to exclude you know of course to keep the show there in the fields but still be don't be don't overdo it when you knock down you know don't know stand stomping and jumping on people. and they know that a small set of i really don't get it. if you would a cane one of them is all thing would have skated it would be nice to do today crawl cold or be some polling or something i mean leaving killing each other over there wouldn't want that's. for you the deal they were both so far or kill someone yeah it's. nice i mean in the us it's a fright it's a fight i know and you've got to get punished if you get chicks and then downs you in the fight then i mean sometimes it's kind of hard to stop yourself and i catch this guy have broke m