. >> reporter: mary bower loves the job so much she came back in 2018 after leaving in 2013 to be closer husband and their home near denver. it's about 90 miles away. now during the week, bower stays with her sister in simla. >> she said i know someone who has cheap rent. by that i mean free of the. so i stay at my sister's for free. >> reporter: she returned too big sandy to teach spanish after the district failed to find a qualified teacher. >> they lost their spanish teacher at the beginning of the year and tried online. it was pretty difficult for them. a lot of the kids had to go back and repeat the year that they lost. >> reporter: they were that far behind? >> they were that far behind, yeah. >> reporter: the coaxing former teachers and retirees back into the classroom is a band aid solution. >>> you're expecting upwards of 8 to 10 teachers to retire in the next five to ten years. what do you do then? >> tough thing. some schools are in that boat right now, and i think we're short changing our students. >> reporter: wilson hopes that some of these college students actually return

come caught on ballot told delegates that she was prepared to quit if they didn't back her common bower took over from chancellor merkel as city leader pat last year but the party's popularity has plunged under her leadership and taken a hit in recent regional elections i went away and took on the challenge i have to sever attacks in the weeks leading up to the city's ponty conference an update. post the big question. to help party colleagues and leipsic. many of them i know say if you feel that the road i want to go down is not the road you want to follow then let us talk about that today and let does and it today here and now today. how did the 1000 delegates react with this 7 minute standing ovation continuing 190 minute speech the party that passionately our the policy measures she wants to pursue in the future. isn't enough to be the repair service of the republican we need to become the workshop of the future again that's our goal and that's what we want to do one time in my mind one of those in the audience was fleet ice melts revival that has attacked by k.k. several times in re

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cnn political commentator and host of the "honestly speaking with tara" and former governor andre bower. >> thank you, thank you. nothing like starting at 50. >> good for you, andre. >> i'll tell you when i start. let's start here with what we're getting from the "washington post." senators now willing to acknowledge, yeah, it was a quid pro quo. you think that's, one, are you willing to acknowledge what acting chief of staff mick mulvaney acknowledged and do you think it's right for republicans to do so? >> i don't think it's a quid pro quo. i think what a real quid pro quo is when joe biden straight up said i gave him six hours, i told them if they didn't drop it, they weren't going to get the billion dollars, and what do you know, they dropped it. trump to me said it in a jovial manner, look, you all ought to investigate this guy. >> jovial manner. how did you get jovial out of a written partial transcript? >> again, he's let the transcripts out. you can argue them any way you want, but, again, the real quid pro quo should be somebody says you're not getting money, we're going to hol

>>liz bowers cld hardly contain her excitement as she watched her son jay do something she never tught sh wouldee on senior night or rancho bernardo high school. jake scored a touchdown for the broncos. it felt great to see. >>a team rally around tir team nager, a school rally around their student. the mmunity rally around our school in general and support this just it warms my heart take 100 field to score a uchdown. >>in fact mary. >>a special needs student jake has a developmental disability that hinders his learning but not his enthusiasm. he joined the broncos as the manager as a freshmannd head coach trista mccoy want to make sure he didn't get overlooked on senior night. >> was a star for the day and and just for a kid who maybe is a little marginalize on campus to put him in the spotlight, positive way. >>and just to see our kids in stands. >>and our team rally around him was amazing we talked about jake a lot that we can how he represents all the team s that we stand for as a and that he represents and probably more than any any kid on our program rht now just his attitude and

we worked with other city chapter 6 departments, we worked with safety experts steve bowers, we worked with city risk management office, we worked with two city contractor offices, a.g.c. and ucon as well as ucons safety expert, and we reached out to other contractors that bid on city work as well as other chapter 6 departments. >> i thought i heard you say the word a.b.c. in there somewhere. >> no, sir. >> okay. a.g.c. did you -- one more question. did you reach out to any of the, say, unions that represent workers that do so much of the work at the p.u.c.? >> no, sir. >> let me begin. i'm randy parent. i'm a deputy city attorney. i'll try and be as brief as i can. this is reasonably complicated. >> mr. parent, we -- i don't want to have a -- i don't even think -- we're running out of time, so if you can make it as brief as -- and complete as possible. i don't want to lose my quorum. >> no problem. i will trunkate what i had planned to say as best as i can. let's go to the first slide. historically, the city, going back before wsup, transferred through contracts all responsibility and

joining me now is bob bower, former white house counsel under president barack obama who has some experience navigating the very rocky halls of congressional and white house interactions and the law. what do you make of this situation in which there is a petition for a ruling by a court by this subpoenaed witness. bolton joined it. the house withdrew it, trying to render it moot. and then mick mulvaney tried to jump in today. >> yes, mulvaney wanted to piggyback on the complaint or motion, rather. and they opposed it. they said that mulvaney didn't belong with them. their argument was many fold. one argument they made was they were hitching much of their argument to the fact they were involved in national security conversations. and mulvaney doesn't have that behind him. he doesn't have that to draw on. and this national security factor is one that bolton wants the court to weigh carefully in deciding what their obligation to testify might be. that was part of it. they noted mulvaney may have breached anyway because he had that disastrous white house press conference where he announced there

necessarily their towers malfunction that caused the fire and investigators are currently getting to the bower's malfunction that caused the fire and investigators are currently getting to the bottom of that but while we're here let's review p.g. and e. is record bottom of that but while we're here let's review p.g. and e. is record. p.g. and e. actually filed for bankruptcy this year. p.g. and e. actually filed for bankruptcy this year after it was forced to pay $11000000000.00 in damages however the corporation after it was forced to pay $11000000000.00 in damages however the corporation remains one of the biggest state utilities in california despite being linked to so many maine's one of the biggest state utilities in california despite being linked to so many unnatural disasters furthermore california is now plagued with a blackout on natural disasters furthermore california is now plagued with blackouts the public is not thrilled about that we had several days that we couldn't work. the public is not thrilled about that we had several days that we couldn't work that we couldn't access the

sciutto and abby philip and former assistant fbi director and republican state senator of nevada greg bower and ambassador mcildowney and served in the state department for 31 years and has known bitaylor for 25 years and david axelrod, senior adviser to president obama and now host of "the axe files" and laura coates. you'll be with us for the hour. let's start with your phone call and the one bucket he didn't expect there to be anything in is we learned something new today and this was very gnaw. how significant is this phone call which was overheard between the president and gordon sondland? >> i would agree with congressman hack. i wasn't expecting anything new, not like that today, but i think it is significant. the july 25th summary of the call puts the president right in the middle of this quid pro quo deal, but the new testimony gives us an additional piece of evidence that ambassador sondland will have to clarify and it certainly puts the president, if not in the middle, beyond the middle. he's actually working it himself and he's not just aware of it and he's not just talking to t

makes me think especially since one of my georgetown students from my class that i co-teach with, kate bower, on combatting the financing of transnational threats. she's here. i'm going to ask a question for her. can you comment on the continued efficacy of our counterterror finance tools. there's been a lot out recently, including members from congress, but generally about whether sanctions continue to be effective. i'm not asking you about sanctions in general. but how effective, how important do you see the cft tool kit in particular? >> well, it has demonstrated success in the past, to be sure. the history of a lot of terrorist attacks has been that it really doesn't cost a lot of money. when new zealand looked at wha . they'd been doing, what they found is small amounts of money being donated, that's a challenge. again, it's back to the noise problem when you have trillions of dollars sloshing around, identifying the particular money going to the particular individual. this implicates an additional issue i talked about, which is there are a lot of regulations that go a along with being

>> reporter: michael bower had a son who graduated from lehman high just last year. >> no matter what a kid says to you, i mean, short of them pulling a weapon on you, i don't see any cause for that sort of reaction. >> reporter: a tenth grader who was in the class and didn't want to be identified told reporters lankford was aggravated by students who were laughing. >> me and a group of friends were all laughing. it was just a joke somebody said. >> reporter: the attorney for the family issued a statement, "this is unacceptable, to say the least, and we will demand justice to the fullest extent of the law to enact the change so obviously necessary." the school fired lankford. she had only been working as a substitute for the district since august. lehman high school will have crisis counselors on hand to work with students and staff. >> i hope there's more than a firing there. that's a perfect example of somebody who should not be in a classroom with children, whatever happened. >> those students, they were taking the video, but they also got help. >> good. >> very tough to see that.

greg bower live in washington, d.c. we are just getting started this hour. as the president interseeds in the war crime case of navy s.e.a.l. eddie gallagher, the navy secretary is out this evening. breaking news next. plus, i'm going to talk to senator chris coons about the very latest on the impeachment push. and then i'm going to talk to representative mark pocan where they are far from sold on this. kasie dc back after this. i'm not worried. it doesn't run in my family. i can do it next year. no rush. cologuard is the noninvasive option that finds 92% of colon cancers. you just get the kit in the mail, go to the bathroom, collect your sample, then ship it to the lab. there's no excuse for waiting. get screened. ask your doctor if cologuard is right for you. covered by medicare and most major insurers. whether your beauty routine is 3or 57,... make nature's bounty hair skin and nails step one. it's the number one brand uniquely formulated for silky hair, glowing skin and healthy nails. nature's bounty, because you're better off healthy. these days we're (

one of the amendments that the chairman refused to debate on bower, mendment by andy including sexual crimes against children for caring children while their parent is receiving care from v.a. until their case has been resolved. the lack of child care services is a serious barrier to care for veterans including many women veterans. our committee rightly acted on the bill, h.r. 840, which passed the house in february to break down that barrier to authorizing v.a. to provide child care for veterans who are engaged in v.a. treatment. if the veterans can't rest assured that their children aren't safe, they won't use the care. the lack of child care services will prevent veterans from getting the care they need. congressman barr's amendment would allow an individual charged with a serious offense like child molestation or awaiting his or her day in court to be responsible for caring for a child in the v.a. child program before their case in the courts. there are a lot of things we can't agree on, but protecting vulnerable children shouldn't be one of those things. he has refused to address

bridenstein and bower socks for being here. i don't believe it is a secret that as a member of the nasa and the planetary caucuses, i share your enthusiasm for nasa, and i believe in your mission, and i support your people and i'm willing to believe that everybody on the subcommittee feels the same way. >> thank you, sir. >> but we are appropriators and we have to deal with the dollars and the cents and the budget requests and i appreciate your comments of not cannibalizing nasa for another. but the fiscal year 2020 budget requested an overall reduction of $480 million including the reduction in the science budget of 600 million and the complete zeroing out of the offices of s.t.e.m. engagement, and you submitted that, didn't you, administrator? >> yes, that is in the budget. >> and so we have to drill down on that. and so looking at the cuts in fiscal 2020 as we did in fy 2018 and fy 2019 we increased nasa's funding by 90 million for the lunar landing and the funding of the s.t.e.m. education and if you are detecting a pattern