with that, i would like to introduce san francisco police chief bill scott. [ applause ]. >> good morningyone. fleet week is a special time to pay tribute to our military men and women and to reflect on the history of our city. first i'd like to say to the rear admirals and all of your soldiers that are here with us today, thank you for your service and thank you for your leadership. thank you for what you do for our country. the san francisco police department has been working for months with fleet week s.f., the department of emergency management, the fire department, the national park service, the navy, other local state and federal partners to make this event safe and fun for all. as always, our mission is to provide safety and respect to residents and visitors to our beautiful city. with that, here is what you can expect to see from the san francisco police department during fleet week. our officers will be patrols on foot, bicycle, motorcycle, and in marked police cars. our san francisco police department marine unit will be patrolling the bay, providing security for visiting naval

. >> reporter: police chief bill scott is mopping those here to talk strategy through data and the people's perspective. >> we have a lot of people that were impacted by gun violence in our city. and those impacts go on for generations. >> recent buyback events have taken weapons off the streets but many are coming from elsewhere in the bay area. communities facing the same societial problems. >> we are talking about root causes of poverty, gentrification where people are living right now. >> organizers are hoping to bring new tools of understanding to the street. >> the beat of the individual is going to go back to the community and touch each and everyone of those young adults or youth. >> what if people say, this is hot air. >> we work at the root calls and we can change the environment and help shape our future. >> the two-day summit continues here tomorrow in the presidio tomorrow. >>> oakland, richmond and san francisco have all seen fewer gun deaths overall in the last ten years. >>> capitol hill police and the fbi were busy near the supreme court today after multiple reports of susp

. >> police chief bill scott is among the community leaders to talk about strategy through data and the people's perspective. >>> an oakland firefighter responded to a fire that began at a homeless camp a little after 3:00 this afternoon. oakland police also responded to the area, blocking traffic. bart said train service was not affected. >>> a man convicted of arson at an oakland construction site fire was just sentenced to five years in prison. dustin bellinger who also goes by the name fahim bey was sentenced in federal court in oakland. he pleaded guilty to setting fire to the unfinished hollis oak apartments nearly a year ago. the fire was one of ten at housing complexes under construction in the east bay since 2012. he was also ordered to spend three years on supervised probation and pay building owners $97,000 in restitution. >>> we've been talking about red flag fire conditions. and these power outages. >> yeah, and then there's also the wind that the rest of us are going to experience for those two days. and it can be kinda confusing. where is the red flag warning? what's the

san francisco police department and chief bill scott.an francisco fire department and chief janine nicholson with a special shout-out to the recently retired chief. [applause] the sfmta is key to us fulfilling our promise to be a transit-first destination, lead by director tom mcwater and his predecessor. virtually every city department and every member of the leadership team touched this project in so many ways. thank you all. we're very proud of the community process today. thanks to the business and residential neighbors who attended countless meetings and provided feedback. thanks to the ocii commissioners, the staff and thed executive director and her staff. the mission bay citizens advisory committee. thank you for your tireless work. to the san francisco giants for welcoming us to the neighborhood. thanks to david manicka and will hoff for designing this incredible building and to our general contractors for building it. and just thanks to steve codda, jason elliott, p.j. johnson, sean elsburn, seth boxer and mary murphy. and then

his name is bill scott. let's welcome chief scott. [cheers and applause] >> good morning.e a little fun. i will be really, really quick, but i want you all to teach the whole city of san francisco what you did this morning. we want the whole city to hear us. we have to be really, really loud, okay? >> okay! >> all right. let's try that again. we have to be really, really loud, okay? >> okay! >> okay. on three, we are going to tell the whole city how to handle an earthquake. that is to drop, cover, and hold on. on three, we want the whole city to hear us. are you ready? >> yes! >> ready, one, two, three... >> stop, drop, hold on! >> i think the whole city heard us. thank you, guys. thank you very much. now i want to introduce another one of our public safety partners. our sheriff, vicky hennessy. >> all right, you guys. everyone said to say good morning and i want you to say good morning to me the lattice of anybody here. can we do that? good morning. >> good morning! >> that was great. thank you so much. i just wanted to do a shout out to the kindergarten class. i had been

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growing richer respect laws are never spoken of buildings and we don't cause any damage on the bill said problem scott very special but shouldn't we leave think a little more carefully about how on 2 way creek traffic lights go on our off lights are going to location this coming off the island well perhaps each of us has to choose whether to be among those tourists who leave sky on the places we visit will stay at home in front of the t.v. . as long as you keep enjoying know to whom. i am. after the genocide women on the most one night a book deal out of several times there has been live to them. one woman's vision uplifted many who'd lost hope though it's not easy this old resistance they still tool using football to empower women transforming lives in her community on and off the pitch they're able to take the children to school does run folks are just different but paschall was a pretty good school women make change jersey or. across the united states indigenous families are searching for their loved ones for relatives of people who go missing finding closure is often impossible people are meeting

the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill -- mr. scott: as amended. the clerk: h.r. 2514, a bill to make reforms to the federal bank secrecy act and anti-money money lauppedering laws and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia and the gentlewoman from missouri are recognized for 20 minutes. mr. scott: i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days within which to revise and extend their remarks on this legislation and to insert extraneous material thereon. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. scott: i yield myself such time as i may have. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia, mr. scott, is recognized. mr. scott: thank you, mr. speaker. in recent weeks, we had the opportunity to discuss the valuable anti-money laundering aspects of the counter act of 2019, h.r. 2414 introduced by my colleague, mr. cleaver, of missouri. this important piece of legislation is the first major eform in the united states anti-anti-money laundering regime since 2001 and makes critical changes

confirmed that in a recent phone call, president trump pressed australian prime minister, scott morrison, to help bill barr's investigation, into the origins of the russia probe. back in april, barr raised a lot of eyebrows when he testified he believed the trump campaign had been spied on. >> i think that spying did occur. yes, i think spying did occur. the question is whether it was adequately predicated. i'm not suggesting it wasn't adequately predicated. but i need to explore that. >> the white house has released a statement on the call to the prime minister. it was publicly announced months ago to uncover exactly what happened. the d.o.j. simply requested that the president provide introductions to facilitate that ongoing inquiry. and he did so, that's all. the australian spokesman says his country is always ready to assist with matters that help with an investigation. >>> mitch mcconnell says his hands will be tied and a senate impeachment trial will be the next step. >> if the senate rule related to impeachment, that could take 67 votes to change. i would have no choice but to take it up. >> th

the bill's authors, senator scott wiener of san francisco and an assembly woman from stockton are committedill passed in 2020. >>> abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area. that means taking a closer look at some controversial issues. building a new navigation center for the homeless along the embarcadero has been met with a lot of protests from neighbors who tried to stop it from going up. there are five centers in san francisco with two more on the way. the dog patch neighborhood to the east of potrero hill have called their center a good neighbor. abc 7 news reporterlyi l report den ez to tell us more. >> let me tell you, it wasn't a match made in heaven. it opened in may in 2017. at first people in the neighborhood were apprehensive with that change. the central waterfront navigation center quietly nestled in an area in the dog patch neighborhood on the east because it's isolated, some don't know it's there. the owner of the mini food truck parks her vehicle two blocks away and is there five days a week. i had to explain to her what it was. >> homeless. >> no. >> local busi

. >> the bill is being proposed by state senator scott wiener who says the state needs clear standards for when utilities can flip a switch. this new bill does not completely prevent a power shut off. >> i understand why pg&e at times will need to shut down the power. i'm not saying they should never shut down power ever. but they need to make it as focused as possible. >> now, the new legislation will put parameters around when a major power off ld sportsin at 11:00. some power. a prime neman. who was that? and for >>> baseball up top. how would you like to win 106 games this season, and then poof, it's over. ask the los angeles dodgers. national league game winner -- 8th inning an anony re and then next pitch, gone. that's juan soto who tied the game. that was enough for carry shaw. and then former dodger howy -- are on their way to the national league championship series. another melt down for the dodgers who have not won a world series since 1988. >>> the nationals earned the braves-cardinals -- winner. braves mike -- against st. louis and it was baseball carnage. the cardinals sco

. >> the bill is being proposed by state senator scott wiener who says the state needs clear standardsflip a switch. this new bill does not completely prevent a power shut off. >> i understand why pg&e at times will need to shut down the power. i'm not saying they should never shut down power ever. but they need to make it as focused as possible. >> now, the new legislation will put parameters around when a major power shut off should occur. >>> sports settling in here at 11:00. 49ers have lost some power. a prime offensive line man. who was that? and for announcer: time magazine reports: "the new american addiction. how juul hooked kids and ignited a public health crisis." other news outlets report- juul took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. markets e-cigarettes with kid friendly flavors and uses nicotine to addict them. 5 million kids use e-cigarettes. juul is "following big tobacco's playbook." and now, juul is pushing prop c to overturn e-cigarette protections. vote no on juul. no on big tobacco. no on prop c. s fall sale on the sleep number 360 smart bed. you can adjust your comfor

expanding federal pell grants and public service loan forgiveness programs, congressman bobby scott says the bill removes the financial barriers and improve access to a quality education the college affordability act restore state and federal investments. >>when public colleges and universities which will reduce the burden that has been shifted to students and families over the years the bill would set aside millions of dollars for states to identify gaps in academic achievement in prioritize aid to schools that serve minorities in low income students. >>in addition, lawmakers, including congresswoman susan davis want to hold schools accountable for student success. >>and it cracks down on low quality skills programs to provide students meaningless credentials that have no value in the job market. >>the bill would also lower the cost of student loans for existing and future borrowers and washington bree jackson. >>this phyllis lee health and it's waking up this morning after her first night in the federal correction institution in dublin. so representative for the actress says that house and bega

mckenna negotiated a few bills down but baylor scott & white still wants $27,000 more. >> because there is no guideline. there is no transparency. they can charge whatever they want. >> i'm not human to them. i'm a dollar sign. >> reporter: baylor scott & white told us this afternoon its facility charges are lower than other local acute-care hospitals but says this case shows what they call an opportunity for improvement. they now say they'll be contacting molly mckenna to help solve this, norah. >> anna, the question everybody has is what do you do then in an emergency situation? >> reporter: right. so, a few things. find out which hospitals are in your network that are close to you. find out now. >> way ahead of time. >> reporter: if it's not a life- threatening emergency consider a walk-in or urgent-care clinic which should be cheaper. when the bill arrives try to negotiate. by the way, to share your prices you can go to cbsnews.com/healthcosts. share what you paid with us. >> i might log on myself. did you know that every single flush flings odors onto your soft surfaces? then they

we're working with scott weiner on a bill in the senate up there. >> on the flip side of that, you know, i think it would be great if cities had a say not just pg&e. on the other hand you're not dealing with fires across san jose right now. >> no, we're not. cities can be great partners. pg&e is strapped for resources of the they've got a lot of people out there running around. we would like to have city staff taking photographs, distribution lines to confirm that, hey, this can be reenergized. we can put the power back up if pg&e is willing to work in partnership with us. that's what we want to see. how can we work together to get the power up. >> liability, what happens there, too. we have to figure out a way. >> we're the ones with the fire departments, fair to say. we're the ones who will respond. >> we can legislate that, figure that out? >> great concerns. try to pull together and pull where we are right now. >> absolutely. the good news is that the community is pulling together and we'll work hard to make sure we get through this safely and then obviously in th future see how we

morning mark zuckerberg spoke at georgetown university in what facebook insiders billed as a major address. >> as scottcgrew has been watching, the facebook founder rarely makes this kind of speech. >> that's right. he's done product launches and congressional testimony this is rare. facebook insiders telling us he wanted to address people unfiltered. this morning talking about free speech. >> we're at another crossroads. we can either continue to stand for freeexpression, understanding its messiness, but believing that the long journey towards greater progress requires confronting, or the cost is simply too great. i'm here today because i believe that we must continue to stand for free expression. >> very long speech. more than an hour. zuckerberg walked his audience through detailed pros and cons of allowing speech on facebook frompeeceoplon't like to hate speech to calls for violence. some allowed, some not. he pointed out facebook now spend more money secury monitoring posts than the company was worth when it first went public. now zuckeerg was b on capitol hill yesterday not testifying but meeting

scott wieners co-authored the bill claiming it will expand access to the bill among communities of color. studies show some of these drugs are 98% effective in preventing hiv infection if used daily. >>> a ban on the sale of flavored tobacco products will be enforced today, that ordinance also bans the sale of all tobacco products in pharmacies in san carlo. the man took effect back in may but enforcement was delayed until today.er will stop selling e cigarettes, this is amid the growing health concerns. walgreens is one of the nation's biggest drugstore chains, kroger is one of america's biggest supermarket chains. just last month walmart announced it plans to discontinue the sale of e cigarettes. >>> the first lady is speaking out on the dangers of vaping, misses trump appeared at the kickoff of the 31st annual red ribbon campaign yesterday. the nation's largest drug prevention effort. she delivered remarks on addiction and how it affects youth before voicing concerns on the rapid use of e-cigarette products. >> we need to continue encouraging teenagers and young adults that have falle

bobby scott, the committee is marking up this bill. earlyingier in the -- earlier in the week, we announced the college act.rdability we were proud of the members. that will be making college less expensive. the -- we're still at work on u.s.-mexico-canada trade agreement and making progress every day on our path to yes. but we're not there yet. soon as we can get the assurances from the and from the other -- everyone involved, there will be enforceability of the provisions of the legislation, that it will really improvement on the current about but i'm optimistic that. still hoping that -- this came focused on the for the people agenda, lower health -- bigger build paychecks by building the infrastructure of america, cleaner government, that was our agenda in the campaign. one of our priorities in this been to reduce the risk of gun violence in our country. it's now been 232 days since we legislation rtisan to the senate. every day about 100 people die gun violence. nearly half of them children up teenagers.of my colleague, frederica

. >> jon: i'm jon scott for bill hemmer. we learned of the development from sources familiar with the investigation. it gives john durham power to subpoena witnesses, file charges and impanel fact finding grand juries. >> sandra: this is how john ratcliffe explained it just a short time ago. >> john durham had to let michael horowitz finish this work. when people read the inspector general's impending report, it will be very clear why the durham investigation has now moved to a criminal probe. the things that we're looking at took place and can be verified before donald trump ever put his hand on the bible and became our president. bill barr, you know, was troubled by the lack of a predicate to investigate donald trump as a candidate is really what has lit the fuse behind this. what happened here is the obama administration took a vital national security tool, the foreign intelligence surveillance act and misused it to surveil for political reasons. >> jon: live fox team coverage and new reaction from kellyanne conway in a f

. >>> dates senator scott weiner from san francisco is proposing bill to restrict power shut off. in a tweet he said it is hard to overstate the impact of the rolling blackouts. his bill was set their standards for when utilities can cut our and it would impose hourly fines on utilities during planned blackouts and prevent them from charging customers for service during power shut off. the legislature is expected to hold hearings in january. >>> morgan hill's police have arrested two people for burglarizing cars in an area affected by the power shut off. the arrest happened this morning in the area of hill avenue and stony creek way. police approached two men that were out during this the imposed curfew and noticed visible broken glass on the men's clothing. 26-year-old chris gomez and 21- year-old jason gomez were arrested on a variety of charges including auto burglary , possession of burglary tools, probation violation and both men were booked in the santa clara county jail. morgan hill is the only city in the bay area to impose a curfew during the power outages. >>> thousands

. >> jon: i'm jon scott for bill hemmer.ttorney general in chicago today where president trump will be speaking next hour to a meeting of police chiefs. barr telling fox news the investigation into how the russia probe got started is making great headway. >> durham, the u.s. attorney for connecticut, is in charge of the investigation. i understand he is making great progress. as you know he is a 35-year veteran of the department. great reputation for nonpartisanship. he was selected by two democratic attorney generals to do sensitive investigations for them. he is a by the book kind of guy. he is thorough and fair. i'm confident he will get to the bottom of things. >> sandra: that interview happening moments ago. we're live in chicago with that. david. law enforcement. before meeting those members of law enforcement our producer jake gibson had a chance to sit down with mr. barr to talk to him about the durham investigation. president trump and his team are calling it investigating the investigators. last week we learned tha

. >> i asked him what he thought about state senator, scott weiner's proposed a bill that would set standards for these future shut off including imposing hourly fines on pg&e. >> i don't know if we should be fining them for turning the power off because then there is a disincentive to do that. we want them to turn the power off when it is necessary when it creates a safer utility and a safer system. that is all we want. we just need to make sure that it is done to provide a safer system. >> he says he wants to see the public utities commission monitor pg&e to make sure the utility is prudent and responsible with future power outages and not simply trying to avoid liability. >>> here in the bay area weather conditions have improved. but a different story in southern california. >> the santa ana winds continue to howl through the area and a red flag warning still in place for that area. we will touch on that first. within that area the wildfire that everybody is talking about, the saddle bridge fire. we will have more coming up in moments. the winds there have reached anywhere from 50-60 miles

cbs news has learned attorney general bill barr asked president trump to call australian prime minister scott morrison to help the justice department investigate the origins of the russia probe. the doj confirms they've asked president trump to contact several other countries about the matter. the white house also confirms the call with the australian prime minister and to the department of justice, requesting the president provide introductions to facilitate the ongoing inquiry >> mitch mcconnell confirmed today follow senate rules and hold a trial if the house passes articles of impeachment. we'll have the latest developments from washington starting at 4:30 a.m. tomorrow. >>> still ahead, our original series project home. can we sue our way out of the housing crisis? >> if the city is zoned for something, that's okay, you can build an apartment buildi ng here, and if someone comes and proposes something within the zoning, the city has to approve it. >> reporter: a populars restaurant in the mission is closeing its doors after 15 years in the neighborhood. it's the latest in a string of res

all care about other people's freedom not worry about selling jerseys and shoes. >> bill: thank you, again. rick scotte hill. thank you for your time, sir. >> thanks, bill. >> bill: we'll speak again. >> sandra: fox news alert. general motors and union have struck a tentative deal. fox in detroit is reporting that the labor leaders will be flying into detroit in the next day to vote on the deal. we will have more on this as we get it. we'll be right back. sible about newday's va streamline refi. it's the closest thing to automatic savings that we've ever offered. at newday, veterans can refinance their mortgage with no income verification, no appraisal and no out of pocket expenses. and we've extended our call center hours so that every veteran can take advantage of these near record low rates. that's ensure max protein, with high protein and 1 gram sugar. it's a sit-up, banana! bend at the waist! i'm tryin'! keep it up. you'll get there. whoa-hoa-hoa! 30 grams of protein, and one gram of sugar. ensure max protein. >> i don't expect anybody in this body to not have some kind of political or other bias

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. >>> senator scott weiner in san francisco is proposing a bill to restrict power shut off.edict these massive rolling blackouts in the hope standards will be set for when utilities can cut the power. he would impose hourly fines against facilities during planned blackouts and prevent them from charging customers for service during the shot out. the legislature will hold hearings in january. >>> it's 7:18 and we have sal watching our commute with lots to talk about. >>> it's crowded but the power outages for the major freeways don't have a major effect, especially as the sun comes up in the freeways have been normal. this is the crowded bay bridge toll plaza and a look at interstate 880. if you are driving south, it's crowded with minor accidents that are clearing up in southbound 680 is a little bit extraordinary. it's a little slower driving out of pleasanton down to highway 84 because of the earlier rack and that it also has more people on the road on 84. try to avoid 680 south at pleasanton and other than that, the south bay commute is about normal was some minor things

scott mcgrew. >> william or bill taylor, marcus. i'll get to his bona fides in a minute.america's top diplomat to ukraine, technically not the ambassador, the senate hasn't confirmed him. as charge d'affaires he was in the middle of the talk withholding military aid in exchange for a ukrainian investigation that would benefit the trump campaign. something the acting chief of staff says happened. taylor testified behind closed doors on tuesday, but we've seen his opening statement, and in it, he says he was there when diplomats working for trump and working outside the usual channels set up a quid pro quo arrangement with the ukraines. you'll remember we're talking about text message exchange. taylor and other diplomat head "are we now saying that security assistance and white house meeting are conditioned on investigations?" and ambassador to the eu gordon sondland says "call me." thanks to the testimony, we now know what they said on the call. according to taylor, on the phone call, sondland said "everything" was dependent on such an announcement from the ukrainians they

scott weiner co-authored the bill claiming it will significantly expand access to the drugs for communities of color. studies show that the drug true beta is 99% effective at preventing hiv infection if used daily. >>> a ban on the sale of flavored tobacco products will be enforced starting today. the band took effect back in may but enforcement was delayed until today. also both walgreens and kroger will stop selling e cigarettes making them the latest retail giants to get out of the vaping business because of growing health concerns. walgreens is one of the nation's biggest drugstore chains, kroger is one of america's biggest supermarket chains. just last month walmart announced it plans to stop selling e cigarettes. and coming up during the 7 o'clock hour of mornings on 2 we are going to talk about effective ways to quit vaping. our medical team reporter will tell us where you can start, is nick peeing -- is nicotine replacement therapy right for you and how to find help using your cell phone. >>> democratic candidate kamala harris is pushing a plan that will let parents spend more the c

of all of this, an apparent request from president trump of scott morrison, the australian prime minister, to work with the attorney general billarr to uncover what the roots of the russia investigation were back in 2016. the president apparently asked scott morrison if he would help. don't forget, president trump set quite publicly that he helped the attorney general when looking into all of this would look into australia, would look into the u.k. and look into the ukraine and more. four days after the president said that, the australian ambassador to the united states joe hockey wrote a letter to the attorney general in which he said it, i referred to president trump's announcement on the 24th of may that you investigate the origins of the federal bureau of investigation's probe and the australian government will use his best endeavors to support efforts in this matter. so it would appear that that was an unsolicited offer by australia and scott morris had been following up on that. >> dana: at the time line would certainly suggest that. also this photo surfaced. this is joe biden and his son hunter on a golf course. why is t

advisers that he thought that he could enlist britain's boris johnson and australia's scott morrison to work with bill barr as the attorney general looks for information on the origins of the russia investigation. that as a source is telling cnn tonight that the president's ukraine mess is worrying the vice president's team and causing concern over exactly where he stands with his boss, who has reportedly been cagey and private about keeping pence on the ticket. trouble in paradise maybe. all that as the special envoy -- the former special envoy for ukraine, kurt volker, a diplomat who was reportedly never fully on the trump train, is set to appear tomorrow before the congressional -- three congressional committees. now, remember, he resigned just last week. a state department source tells cnn that they know that they can't stop him from testifying. however much they want to, they can't do it. and as the impeachment inquiry spreads here and around the world, there is deep concern over all this in trump world. aides say the president hasn't grasped the enormity, the enormity of what he could be facing,

this bill particularly impacts its third congressional district , represented by congressman scott tipton. 65% of the lands affected by this bill are in his district. yet this bill does not have his support. nor the support of any of the republican members of the colorado delegation. similarly h.r. 2181 withdraws federal lands in new mexico from resource development. it also terminates all nonproducing oil and gas leases on those lands. finally, h.r. 1373, i believe, is a misleadingly titled land grab that deals with land far outside the grand canyon. i believe it is deeply misguided. arizona currently produces $6.6 billion in nonfuel mineral which is makes it the second largest state in the production of minerals in the united states. yet, this bill would permanently lock up about one million acres of public land in arizona, hampering the economic potential of my state. the area impacted by this bill lso contains the largest tract of uranium deposits in the country. restricting access to these deposits puts our national security at risk because we have to rely on foreign countries to pro

i will get back to you shortly, scott. bill mcgurn, "wall street journal" editorial kind of guy. way government should work. public hearings are exactly the way to handle this kind of problem. >> most of the time public hearings are a way to handle it. i think this will be a lot of theater. when you're a ceo, before congress, it is usually a tough day. there is a lot of grandstanding. as you said this is the key to a big american company. people will look to see how the ceo handles himself. whether he can, part of it is restoring confidence among american consumers who are not sure exactly about the software system and what they did. they want to have confidence, that they will be able to get on those planes again. stuart: your ability to perform on television is very important these days. politicians and -- >> the best performance you look honest and answer honestly. the same reason we have trials with juries, so you can evaluate the person, rather than read the transcripts and read proceedings and make a decision. i think a lot of his demeanor and so forth, how he handles it. i

bobby scott's committee is marking up this bill. but as many of you know earlier in the week we announced his college affordability act, and we're very proud of the response from the members on that. and that will be making college less expensive. we're still at work on the u.s.-mexico-canada trade agreement and making progress every day on our path to yes. but we're not there yet. the soonest we can get the assurances from the administration and from the other -- everyone involved that there will be enforceability of some of the provisions of the legislation that it will really be an improvement on the current nafta then we'll be able to receive. but i'm optimistic about that. i'm still hoping -- and this came up when we were focused on the for people agenda -- lower health care costs and bigger paychecks by building the infrastructure of america, cleaner government. that was our agenda and again paying one of our priorities in this session has been to reduce the risk of gun violence in our country. it's now been 232 days since we

bobby scott's committee is marking up this bill, but as many of you know, earlier in the week we announced the college affordability act. we're very proud of the response from the members on that, and that will be making college less expensive. we're still at work on the u.s./mexico/canada trade agreement and making progress every day on our path to yes, but we or not there yet. as soon as we can get assurances from the administration and from everyone involved, that there will be enforceability of some of the provisions of the legislation, that it will really be an improvement on the current nafta, then we'll be able to receive. but i'm optimistic about that. i'm still hoping -- and this came up -- we were focused on for the people agenda, lower health care costs, bigger paychecks by building infrastructure of america, cleaner government, that was our agenda in the campaign. one of our priorities in this session has been to reduce the risk of gun violence in our country. it's now been 232 days since we sent our bipartisan legislation to the senate. every day about 100 people die from gun

jon scott, thanks to you, as well. >> jon: bill hemmer will be back tomorrow. "outnumbered" starts now. >> harris: and we begin with a fox news alert. president trump taking on the latest witness in the house democrat impeachment inquiry after his prepared testimony revealed he had concerns about the president's ukraine call at the center of the investigation. and i had contemporaneously reported them. army lieutenant colonel alexander vindman, who served as a director on the national security council, told lawmakers he did not think it was "proper to demand a foreign government to investigate a u.s. citizen." and that he relayed those concerns to the nsc's top lawyer. he is the first white house official actually on that july 25th call to testify. president trump tweeted this this morning -- "why are people that i never even heard of testifying about the call? just read the call transcript, and the impeachment hoax is over. ukraine said no pressure." you are watching "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner. here today, melissa francis. fox business network anchor,

i want to start by thanking state senator scott wiener for his incredible leadership on this important bill that finally got signed by the governor and one that we're going to be putting into action right here in san francisco. i also really want to thank supervisor rafael mandleman for his leadership and getting it through the board of supervisors so we can move forward on an act that we know is a critical step to help us address mental health reform like never before in san francisco. thank you to the episcopal community services for hosting us today. the bishop here provides permanent supportive housing for over 100 people in this building, an outcome that we want for all people who go through conservatorship. thank you to the department of adult and aging services, the public conservatorship, the department of homelessness and supportive housing. it does take a village and it takes all of these departments in order to accomplish what we know is an important goal to help people who we know are suffering on our streets. we're here today because we know that compassion and kindness play a

. >> jon: i'm jon scott for bill hemmer.urham power to subpoena witnesses, file charges and impanel fact finding grand juries. >> sandra: this is how john ratcliffe explained it just a short time ago. >> john durham had to let michael horowitz finish this work. when people

. >> jon: i'm jon scott for bill hemmer.eaking to chris wallace insists he never said there was a quid pro quo and president trump did not hold up military aid to pressure ukraine in investigating the 2016 election. jim jordan last hour. >> this is an unfair partisan process being run by speaker pelosi and adam schiff trying to impeach the president of the united states 13 months before an election based on an anonymous whistleblower biased against the president with no firsthand knowledge and all being done in the basement of the capitol where no one in the country can see based on anonymous person that only adam schiff and his staff knowing white house chief of staff mick mulvaney should be there after a weekend spent defending his comments during that press conference last week in which he seemed to say there was a quid pro quo linking u.s. military aid to ukraine with a request to investigate ukraine's involvement in the 2016 election. when chris wallace pressed mick mulvaney on that point on "fox news sunday" yesterday

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bill clinton never forgot that. so this area, this midwestern area had a long expedition and scott from illinois was a senate majority leader from havana illinois and we have had history here and there is something of midwestern value in many of you have traveled all over the world and you know with the common courtesy and the common decency and that is really what paul michael represented. much of it on the university of this campus. i would say to you the chairs you are sitting in or saddened by bob michael. many of the things that he learned about common injury in the education happen right here on this campus. >> i want to talk a few more minutes about something else that bob michael was in his successful congressional career and something in your area that is the process in the nuts and bolts of it. in the ability across the aisle and get to know people and learn the committee process and early on and coming back and making legislation better. >> early on he was able to find his way onto the appropriations committee in the house. in the appropriation committee, the appropriators were fighters and all the other c