for big bird, binders full of women.hey attack every republican. >> now we have a real binder scandal. senator klobuchar has been admitted to throwing a binder and striking one of her employees. she has eaten a salad with a comb and had an employee clean it for her. if you mistreat your own employees, does that disqualify you for higher office? >> i think it factors into the calculus of who is this person. >> don't be gentle. >> i never met anybody who ate a salad with a comb. i think that's weird. i think her staff is coming out and saying, this is a person who wasn't kind to us. she didn't treat us well. that factors into the overall calculus. more concerning really is what they are proposing for our country, which will bankrupt our nation. it's so far left. it's frightening. it's going to be a choice. are we going to want capitalism? look at the great adheefshmechif our country. flight, cars, the internet. none of that came from government. right? it came from innovation. it came from the greatness of america. we live

we have a real binders scandal -- amy klobuchar has admitted to throwing a binder and striking one ofher own employees. there are all sorts of things like this. if you mistreat your own that disqualify you for higher office? met anyone that has done that. i think that is weird. her staff is coming out and saying this is a person that was not kind to us. more concerning about amy klobuchar and these democrats really is what they are proposing for our country which will bankrupt our nation. it is so far left and it is frightening. look itbe a choice -- all of the great achievements of our country. flights, cars, the internet, sorry al gore. none of that came from government but from innovation and the greatness of america. we live in the best country in the world and it is because of our freedom -- and democrats want to take that away. [applause] --do wel be an election want the american dream? do we want innovation? or do we want the government to tell us everything that we get. do we want the power to be in washington? that is what democrats want. this will be the most stark choice as

. >> and in running the transition process, you put together what would have been the first 30 binders' worth of very precise instructions about what would happen in the first days of a transition to the presidency, from cabinet selections to second-tier cabinet selections to executive orders, all of which was, as you write, thrown in the garbage. i'd like us to listen to your reflections of what happened. what happened next? >> a chaotic beginning to the trump presidency, which underachieved what it could have achieved, a president who was being advised by -- at least, in my view -- a group of people who were not qualified and ready to give him the advice he needed. and so, you had a novice president who's being advised by novice or dishonest advisers. what makes me sad about all of it was the lost opportunity. and now, with the democrats controlling the house, we may not have that opportunity again for a long time. >> you write about, in the book, if they had followed your guidance and your instructions -- this alternative history -- it really would have led to a different presidency

lot of people attracted to binders, want to put everything in one. but if you get rid of what you don't need, maybe don't need a binder. maybe don't need to shred a lesson plan if you're a teacher. people alphabetize their spices. some people that works. others don't, why do it if it's not going to last? >> lasts a second, then shoving stuff around. >> put cinnamon in front. >> what you use most. clutter bind, do people thrive? >> they don't see it. doesn't drain or overwhelm them, just don't see it. living or working with someone like that if you're not clutter blind can be puzzling, why are they so inconsiderate about keeping things orderly but for some people doesn't register, takes conscious effort to even close a kitchen cabinet door because blind to it. >> doesn't matter to them. >> if you're someone like that, don't worry about it unless it matters to someone else. there's no magic answer or reason to make your bed unless it makes you happy, healthy, more productive and creative. most people say it does make them feel better, others it doesn't

attack every republican. >> senator amy klobuchar has been accused, and has admitted to, throwing a binder and striking one of her own employees. additionally, she is eaten as salad with a comb and had an employee clean it for her. if you mistreat your own employees, does that disqualify you for higher office? >> i think it factors into the calculus. >> don't be gentle. >> i've never met anyone who is eaten a salad with a comb. i think that is a little weird. i think her stuff is coming out and saying this is a person who did not treat us well. that factors into the overall calculus. more concerning about amy klobuchar and these democrats really is what they're proposing for our country, which will bankrupt our nation. it is so far left. it is frightening. it is going to be a choice. look at all of the great achievements of our country. flights, cars, internet -- internet.gore, the that came from innovation. it came from the greatness of america. we live in the best entry in the world and it is because of our freedom. and democrats want to take that away. they want to take it away. so this

midnight.she wrote in the facebook post quote "he snuck me into his office, i put my backpack and binder down, and he immediately grabbed for my waist. i was terrified, my mind was fuzzy, and i do not remember much from that night. he kept kissing me, pushing me against the wall, and i left." in another instance the student claims that at an away game a coach invited her back to his hotel room and tried to have sex with her, but when she denied him he became very angry.she said this coach is still employed by cal athletics.overnight cal berkley athletics released a statement to sports illustrated stating quote we are aware of the very disturbing public allegations made on social media.cal athletics is and always will be commited to fostering a culture where everyone feels safe, welcomed and respected. the student says she is now medically withdrawn from school and does not work for the team anymore.she says she is now in intensive therapy and is a semester behind.we're hoping to hear more from the university this morning.live in berkley, sara stinson, kron four news. thanks sara. (á2 sho

.>> this binder, one of many may hold the key to crack the case.>> i have a hard time believing we cannot close the deal on this. something will break someday. i believe it in my heart.>> john griffin split from ashley when their daughter was a year old. >> i told her mommy died and she cried and cried. it is the hardest thing i've ever had to do in my life. see mike ashley's daughter is now 18 and starting college.>> her smile and presence are definitely missed. >> tragedy during mardi gras in new orleans. a crash leaves two people dead, several others hurt. we will tell you what the driver of the car allegedly told police when they arrested him.>> investigations are starting. democrats control the house and they will make life awfully difficult for the president. we will have more on their plans coming up. >> so far so good for the morning commute. traffic is looking pretty good. >> light rain moving through and bigger systems moving through. we will talk about that coming up. >> thank you welcome to mornings on two. i am dave clark. steve knows that rain is on the way. >> the bigger sy

wrote in she wrote in the facebook post quote "he snuck me into his office, i put my backpack and binder down, and he immediately grabbed for my waist. i was terrified, my mind was fuzzy, and i do not remember much from that night. he kept kissing me, pushing me against the wall, and i left." in another instance the student claims that at an away game a coach invited her back to his hotel room and tried to have sex with her, but when she denied him he became very angry.she said this coach is still employed by cal athletics.overnight cal berkley athletics released a statement to sports illustrated stating quote we are aware of the very disturbing public allegations made on social media.cal athletics is and always will be commited to fostering a culture where everyone feels safe, welcomed and respected. the student says she is now medically withdrawn from school and does not work for the team anymore.she says she is now in intensive therapy and is a semester behind.we're hoping to hear more from the university this morning.live in berkley, sara stinson, kron four news. ( will ) thanks sara

office at midnight.she posted on facebook quote "he snuck me into his office, i put my backpack and binderown, and he immediately grabbed for my waist. i was terrified, my mind was fuzzy, and i do not remember much from that night. he kept kissing me, pushing me against the wall, and i left." she says the next day at practice that coach told her i will get you fired if you do not have sex with me.and that the night before a game she says he texted her to meet him at his room in the claremont hotel where he tried to have sex with her, but when she started crying uncontrollably he became angry and yelled at her to get out. she says her complaints to cal athletics were ignored and that coach is still working there....while she is out on medical leave from school and in intensive therapy.some female students on campus were not at all surprised by these allegations. there's this supposed facade berkeley kind of hides behind that were this liberal have a progressivism and i don't think that's true at all i think these allegations coming forward or just another proof of that while a member of the

he worked in a book binder.a serious health setback, the brothers must figure out a plan. >> we decided not to put her in a nursing home, so my brother gave up his job at the book binder, and i just paid the bills. my brother was like my hero. he took care of my mother. it's my obligation. we're blood of blood. >> in the early 1980s, with their mom in stable health, steven rents a studio in the edgy east village neighborhood of manhattan. and there, in his mid-30s, he begins to shine. hugh's now the guy with the wife and daughter in jersey, running a trucking company. so, it's not his scene, but he loves steven's stories. >> he showed up at a party one night in greenwich village. he was wearing a bright blue tux with black fleur-de-lis. he looked across the room. somebody else had the same tux. it was tiny tim. they became best friends. >> the goofy falsetto-voiced tiny tim is just one of hoop's famous, near famous, or used-to-be-famous acquaintances, and he's driven to achieve fame, too. when he gets his hands

you will see in your binder the latest winter industry bulletin is out.i plugged the summit, i plugged the can't -- the cannabis legislation and grant opportunities, and then for the summit, there's going to be an outdoor event piece like there has been the past two years, and we have been talking a lot with the president and director weiland has been a part of this. we want to do another how to discussion on how you plan a successful and safe cannabis event, especially with the changing policies at the local level, and i think that this will be not what happens another event, but it will talk to you more about consumer demands as well, which we didn't talk about on the panel, and it is going to get deeper into their operations and infrastructure for events. just big picture again for this panel, it is really about showing that cannabis is a viable new opportunity for the entertainment industry in terms of enhancing it and sustaining it or supporting it, and we want to show people what are the legal pathways to getting permit, how do you get a stake canna

really, the team trump has more than binders and binders worth of gaps and lies, et cetera.ll of that. it is true. anybody who has been in office for a long time -- >> to biden's credit, he has apologized for the way anita hill was treated when he was chairman of the judiciary committee. he has apologized for the portion of the crime pill that differentiated between powder cocaine and crack cocaine. he didn't think that was good. he did push to get assault weapons banned in that crime bill. he did push to get the violence against women act in that crime bill and diversion programs in that crime bill. but the point being is that crime bill was terrible for that. especially obviously african american men. he said on martin luther king, jr. day. west lost a squen ration and i'm sorry for that. we lost a generation. so he apologizes. >> let's leave it there. >> can i make one more quick point. the democrats are going to realize that when they nominate someone energetic, bright, young, and new like a bill clinton, like a bar rack obama, they win. when they nominate tired and old

a lot of this comes down to an internet binder, who is right in the middle. this all comes from fred turner's book, from counterculture cyberculture, which chronicles the relationship in today's high-tech world and the new communalism of the 1960s. the problem is some of this is just wrong. and a lot of this ideology is antigovernment, is anti-regulation. and what this does, together with ideas about techno chauvinism is it muddies the waters around antitrust. so we have things like people believing, , falsely, that tech companies are different than other companies, that the tech industry should not be regulated because it's going to do such a really great job of self-governance. we have ideas like things that happen on the internet are different than things that happen in real life. and what we can do now 20 years into the internet there is we can say tech is a pretty mundane part of everyday life now, we can critique these ideas and we can say to these ideas match up with what we want out of a democratic society? and so if we think about antitrust and we ca

she was known to throw off in frustration including binders and phones employees were asked to perform duties they described as the meat dishes for other. negative reports of how you treated some of your staff in the past what you are when you're out there on the world stage and dealing with people like flattery and why you want someone to stop. thousands of anti-government demonstrators of master of sides police station h.q. in the serbian capital belgrade on sunday they were demanding the release of those arrested during the stormy the country's state t.v. channel protests as drove a truck at a police cordon at the presidential. destinies denounce what they say is president alexander which is slide to war to try to rule the president himself was thought to be inside that building up rioters to justice on saturday night protesters tried to storm one of the country's main broadcast is accusing it of not giving enough time to the protests. i. was. among the protesters for several opposition leaders and. in the head of the nationalist very party rallies are part of a bigger movement deno

office at midnight.she posted on facebook quote "he snuck me into his office, i put my backpack and binder down, and he immediately grabbed for my waist. i was terrified, my mind was fuzzy, and i do not remember much from that night. he kept kissing me, pushing me against the wall, and i left." she says the next day at practice that coach told her i will get you fired if you do not have sex with me.and that the night before a game she says he texted her to meet him at his room in the claremont hotel where he tried to have sex with her, but when she started crying uncontrollably he became angry and yelled at her to get out. she says her complaints to cal athletics were ignored and that coach is still working there....while she is out on medical leave from school and in intensive therapy.some female students on campus were not at all surprised by these allegations. all these things are pervasive on our campus as well as across the country in the world so as horrible as it is it's not that surprising which is one of the saddest parts of it while a member of the woman's vollyball team says nei

office at midnight.she posted on facebook quote "he snuck me into his office, i put my backpack and binder down, and he immediately grabbed for my waist. i was terrified, my mind was fuzzy, and i do not remember much from that night. he kept kissing me, pushing me against the wall, and i left." she says the next day at practice that coach told her i will get you fired if you do not have sex with me.and that the night before a game she says he texted her to meet him at his room in the claremont hotel where he tried to have sex with her, but when she started crying uncontrollably he became angry and yelled at her to get out. she says her complaints to cal athletics were ignored and that coach is still working there....while she is out on medical leave from school and in intensive therapy.some female students on campus were not at all surprised by these allegations. there's this supposed facade berkeley kind of hides behind that were this liberal have a progressivism and i don't think that's true at all i think these allegations coming forward or just another proof of that while a member of t

she was known to throw officer objects in frustration greeting binders employees were asked to perform duties they described as the meat dishes for other. negative report so how you treated some of your staff in the past what your part when you're out there on the world stage and dealing with people like you that you want someone to stop. thousands of anti-government demonstrators must outside police station headquarters in the said big capital belgrade sunday they are demanding the release of those arrested during the storming of the country's state t.v. channel protest as early a drove a truck at the police cordon at the presidential palace in the center of the capital a number of officers were injured. the was there the the i the soldier with the testers are denouncing what they say is president alexander bridge his slide to autocratic rule present itself has told me inside the building it's time having just given a news conference in a televised address to treat about to bring all rights is to justice really one of the top by the bit to saturday night protesters try to storm one of

she was known to throw officer objects in frustration including binders and firms employees were asked to perform duties they described as the meat or sugar dishes for other three. negative reports of how you've treated some of your staff in the past what's too hard when you're out there on the world stage and dealing with people like black america yeah you want someone who is tough. but it is an celebrations are taking place across the crimean peninsula right now as the region marks five years since its reunification with russia our correspondent there for us. well the celebrations have gone into the night really and there was something of a nature's a gift here the weather was absolutely beautiful a warm sunny day nothing really stopping people from coming out here and marking the days out in the open in the streets in this square and really that's what they did so i mean i haven't seen the official figures yet but with the naked eye i can safely say thousands of people have turned up and really five years is a bit of a long time so i took we took to some of the crimean ends and ask

. >> in these three binders, the story of the final 22 minutes of stephon clark's life, as told by california attorney general xavier becerra. nearly a year ago, two sacramento police officers gunned down the 22-year-old father of two in his grandmother's backyard. after police said follow orders. >> there's a young man who is no longer alive, with two sons who won't have a father, whose mother i just met with, who is grieving. of course it was a tough call. >> that tough call was this. no criminal charges would be filed against the two officers involved. >> i know that this is not how stephon clark's loved ones wanted his story to end. >> referring to stephon clark's mother, becerra met with her before announcing the results of his investigation to the public. >> she was great to let me chat with her. i respect that she gave me a chance. >> becerra said infrared helicopter video and lapel video showed that police reasonably believed they were in danger that night when they mistook clark's cell phone for a gun. >> there is a lot of hurt. in this community today. >> last night, that outrage bo

she was known to throw off his job and frustration including binders and phones employees were asked to perform duties they described as the me wash your dishes for other. negative reports of how you treated some of your staff in the past what's hard when you're out there on the world stage and dealing with people like flattery or pool where you want someone to stop. thousands of anti-government demonstrators massed outside police headquarters in the said being capital belgrade on sunday. the protesters denounce what they say is president alexander which is slides to water traffic rules the weekend rallies a part of a bigger movement to denounce and said in government proceed to tackle disabilities including freedom of speech demonstrators also demanded the release of those arrested two in the storming of the country state t.v. channel on saturday is has some of that panned. it was i. was. coming up high tech ways of forecasting the weather are under threat and next we explain how the new generation of mobile technology could actually set things back when they were a half a century j

research at your mansion binders again minister of the nation which granted to fifty. percent of. the paper if you're going to see five percent yes yes but the same question. between serbia and russia would you like to enlarge and deepen international in russian more than seventy percent was in favor were in favor of that i mean population are not combat about the consequences of the you don't pin the serbian approaching dubin union that causes consequences may be the lifting agreement trade agreements with russia and removing everything said to be a good international is not so much but it gives some perspective. in terms of trade their investments and so on so it is kind of mind you permission to meet them in the park and. i wouldn't. mind these speeches by the way i think most efficient position is that we don't see it as you know either or game russia is more than fine of it serbia maintaining all the trade ties it has i think russia itself would like to trade more with the european union so perhaps it is time to you know shift the perspective and look at it in a sort of win t

carney each new chief europe correspondent of politico who argues that christ church is a potent for a binder of how dangerous it is to ignore the growing islamophobia we see europe and other corners of the. in recent years. and a very warm welcome to georgia fellows are miles tweedy he's new zealand born and a news reporter with the w. mile sais that it's been encouraging to see messages of unity and hope being prioritized in new zealand since the terrorist attack but there are still too many divisive voices getting too much oxygen. miles i would like to begin with you as a new zealander a country in profound mourning and in profound shock. how if you experience the past several days. well i think like many other key reason i was just woke up to the news and extremely shocked. and this is sent shock waves through new zealand new zealand hasn't ever really seen gun violence like this on this scale in modern history. and the country is still currently and i think and i'm grieving process and still processing the hurt and the tragedy from this incident and without wanting to move events along t

she was known to throw off in frustration including binders employees were asked to perform duties they described as the. negative reports of how you treated some of your staff in the past but. when you're out there on the world stage and dealing with people like. that you want someone who is. now that's your aussie update for this hour next august where the world's leading thinker explains how the planet's wealth and power came to be under the control of the select few. who. is trump's america first agenda isolating the united states on the global stage sure looks like it and it is the e.u. telling its citizens what to think again sure looks like it. i've been saying the numbers mean something they've mattered the us has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crime families each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you longs to be rich eight point six percent world market rose thirty percent some with four hundred to five hundred three per second per second and if we rose to twenty thousand dollars. china's building two point one billion dollars ai industrial

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with a ring binder full of construction material receipts, this polish builder wanted £2500 for £30,000time decorating receipts which he suggests can be used to fiddle my tax. these guys are essentially committing tax fraud. these guys are essentially committing tax fraudlj these guys are essentially committing tax fraud. i showed the footage to a tax expert. it's a crime because what it's doing is enabling people to reduce their tax bill and their vat bill illegally because they haven't actually incurred the expense that they are going to claim four. i found more than a dozen dealers advertising the receipts on uk—based polish classified advert sites. until now it has been a hidden crime.|j classified advert sites. until now it has been a hidden crime. i do think what is new, which i've never seen before, is the selling of receipts, the marketing of receipts via the internet, via online platforms, the like of which you have shown us today. hmrc say it is committed to ensuring all companies and individuals pay the right tax at the right time and will pursue those who fail to do so. all

she was known to throw off as objects in frustration greeting binders bullies were asked to perform duties they described as the. dishes for the. negative reports of how you've treated some of your staff in the past what part of when you're out there on the world stage and dealing with people like. yeah you want someone to stop. house for the news this morning for thousands of anti-government demonstrators massed outside the police station h.q. in the serbian capital belgrade yesterday they were demanding the release of those arrested during the storming of the country state t.v. channel protest as earlier drove a truck at a police cordon the presidential palace in the center of the capital number of officers were injured. oh ok. one main issues are the protesters denouncing what they say is present on legs on the verge of slides and autocratic rule the president himself was thought to be inside the building at the time having just given a news conference in a televised address future to bring all rights is to justice and something the night protesters tried to storm on the country's mangl

to throw off his real juice and frustration including binders and foam employees were asked to perform duties they described as the media pushing her dishes for. negative reports of how you may get some of your staff in the past what to buy when you're out there on the world stage and dealing with people like flattery of the day you want someone to stop. that news for this hour the next update off the crossover looks at whether the u.s. is going to grow to global isolation. welcome to max kaiser financial survival guide. looking forward to your pension account. yonks this is what happens to pensions in britain. watched kaiser report. i think oh oh oh oh oh oh oh dear oh. we've been a real good shops to begin murders controls all life. becomes the middle class community young people to solve them because they want to pull not allow clear paths not like the liberals are going back out of. the blue always struggling schools. always their problems but you're not going to focus a lot it's the most ubiquitous going out there most police departments use it almost over stores in the school tur

she was known to throw officer objects in frustration including binders and phones employees were asked to perform duties they described as the meat for sure dishes for others with. negative reports of how you've treated some of your staff in the past what to buy when you're out there on the world stage and dealing with people like flattery and why you want someone who's tough. festivities and celebrations going to where are taking place across the crimean peninsula right know the region marks five years since its reunification with russia our correspondent igor is just a phase in the thick of things there were i could day here things before i saw you there pretty lloyd what's going on around you give us a sense of what's happening. well you know in the celebrations already going into the night as you can see and really there was something will be made sure really the weather's been beautiful so today i can see and tell with the naked eye you that thousands of people showed up in a sense old some for opel to muck of this big big day listening to patchy all six songs and generally just s

midnight.she wrote in the facebook post quote "he snuck me into his office, i put my backpack and binder down, and he immediately grabbed for my waist. i was terrified, my mind was fuzzy, and i do not remember much from that night. he kept kissing me, pushing me against the wall, and i left."in another instance the student claims that at an away game a coach invited her back to his hotel room and tried to have sex with her, but when she denied him he became very angry.she said this coach is still employed by cal athletics.overnight cal berkley athletics released a statement to sports illustrated stating quote we are aware of the very disturbing public allegations made on social media.cal athletics is and always will be commited to fostering a culture where everyone feels safe, welcomed and respected. the student says she is now medically withdrawn from school and does not work for the team anymore.she says she is now in intensive therapy and is a semester behind.we're hoping to hear more from the university this morning.live in berkley, sara stinson, kron four news. ( will ) thanks sara.

. >> as long as it's not an item not buried in the binder. >> the e.i.r. has been given to them. this would be given to them as a stand-alone item. >> president hyland: we can move ton to items 8a, b and c. for 5 third street. this is a planning code amendment and major permit to alter. >> good afternoon commissionerrings rebecca planning staff. located at the southeast corner of market street and third street. the property is located within the article 11 new montgomery conservation district. 1729 third street was constructed in 1910. the proposed project was convert the -- hearst building to mixed use hotel. the proposed new rooftop elements will be visible from a public right-of-way. the project includes work at the storefront both buildings, facade window restoration. it's located a the 13th rooftop of 5 third street. it the penthouse is simple in details which includes multilight windows, and small wooded birdhouse. the interior of the penthouse appears to have heavily altered. staff has determined while the penthouse is defining to the building it is not visible federal any

i want to note that you have a letter in your binder. it's the rescission of the demand to perform obligations under the d.d.a. block eight, the grocery store, as you know. the last meeting, we received a letter from the attorneys related the developer on block eight, and we now have a letter dated january 25, rescinding that notice of default. so wanted to share that with you. and then, additionally, i wanted to give an update. the state department of public health and their work on parcel a-1 in the hunters point shipyard phase one. as you know, they've been doing progressive weekly reports. they issued a workplace, they've been doing work plans, retesting the soil, and under shipyard phase 1-a-1, and last year they completed and issued a final report. but they were also required to continue to do analysis on the data that they had collected. so finally, on february 5, they released a report saying parcel a is safe and has no geological hazards in shipyard. so that's a good news. and specifically, as you know, there's a-1 and a-2. a-1,

midnight.she wrote in the facebook post quote "he snuck me into his office, i put my backpack and binderst. i was terrified, my mind was fuzzy, and i do not remember much from that night. he kept kissing me, pushing me against the wall, and i left."in another instance the student claims that at an away game a coach invited her back to his hotel room and tried to have sex with her, but when she denied him he became very angry.she said this coach is still employed by cal athletics.overnight cal berkley athletics released a statement to sports illustrated stating quote we are aware of the very disturbing public allegations made on social media.cal athletics is and always will be commited to fostering a culture where everyone feels safe, welcomed and respected. the student says she is now medically withdrawn from school and does not work for the team anymore.she says she is now in intensive therapy and is a semester behind.we're hoping to hear more from the university this morning.live in berkley, sara stinson, kron four news. thanks thanks sara. we will check back with you through out the m

mueller's free to send in a five-page outline with exhibit, a 500-page binder, fiver,000 pages if he wants. the only rule is the ag has to say it's here. wrirts us. >> it can be a long report, short report, tomorrow, in a month, two months. he is required to provide -- it's supposed to be confidential and provide decisions made to prosecute individuals and decisions made not to prosecute individuals. and that's it. one of the questions i have is will it be sparse or full in detailed? the more full in detail it is, the more fight there will be, with respect to congress as to how much becomes public. >> there are feelings among people who have been following the organic grannialer details in this story. it causes some folks anxiety to hear us say mueller's wrapping up, mueller's about ready to hand in his work because they look at the story and say how can it by done? we keep hearing of all these other stories of misbehavior. what do you say to people? >> bob mueller is a man integrity. he served his country. and there are a lot of people in the country, in the world who want to substi

interrogated me he had two stacks of paper on either side they were dealing with, you know, three ring binders came at me with everything that they had they had everything. they showed me cap pis of of my text. i didn't know they were in my phone. it is one thing like i was. those are very political. you know, it's all about destroying one party or the other. it isn't about getting to the bottom of everything. doj and special counsel is everything even though i was a witness in a special counsel environment they can turn you from a witness into a target immediately so you're always working with these guys with the understanding that anything can happen. that's why the legal fees were so much. >> so based on the questions and the fact that they had so much we know what they concluded with regard to criminal indictments that that's been done and most importantly there are no indictments on -- specifically on the notion of conspiracy and anybody in russia. that's not only what this report is about. how is your sense of the mueller report or what is your sense in terms of how critical it will be k

midnight.she wrote in the facebook post quote "he snuck me into his office, i put my backpack and binder down, and he immediately grabbed for my waist. i was terrified, my mind was fuzzy, and i do not remember much from that night. he kept kissing me, pushing me against the wall, and i left."in another instance the student claims that at an away game a coach invited her backo his hotel room and tried to have sex with her, but when she denied him he became very angry.she said this coach is still employed by cal athletics.overnight cal berkley athletics released a statement to sports illustrated stating quote we are aware of the very disturbing public allegations made on social media.cal athletics is and always will be commited to fostering a culture where everyone feels safe, welcomed and respected. the student says she is now medically withdrawn from school and does not work for the team anymore.she says she is now in intensive therapy and is a semester behind.we're hoping to hear more from the university this morning.live in berkley, sara stinson, kron four news. thanks sara. on the pen

office at midnight.she posted on facebook quote "he snuck me into his office, i put my backpack and binderdown, and he immediately grabbed for my waist. i was terrified, my mind was fuzzy, and i do not remember much from that night. he kept kissing me, pushing me against the wall, and i left." she says the next day at practice that coach told her i will get you fired if you do not have sex with me.and that the night before a game she says he texted her to meet him at his room in the claremont hotel where he tried to have sex with her, but when she started crying uncontrollably he became angry and yelled at her to get out. she says her complaints to cal athletics were ignored and that coach is still working there....while she is out on medical leave from school and in intensive therapy.some female students on campus were not at all surprised by these allegations. all these things are pervasive on our campus as well as across the country in the world so as horrible as it is it's not that surprising which is one of the saddest parts of it while a member of the woman's vollyball team says neit