liz: bre payton, i didn't know that about your background, interesting stuff, bre.having you on. come back soon. >> of course, will do. liz: democrats coming up with midterm strategy. they're planning to impeach trump, nancy pelosi wants to take back power as house speaker. we'll bring in the political power panel to take that up next. i got scar tissue there. same thing with any dent or dings on this truck. they all got a story about what happened to 'em. i could feel the barb wire was just digging into the paint. two bulls were fighting, hit the truck. another ding, another scratch, another chapter in the story. chevy silverado. the most dependable, longest-lasting, full-size pickups on the road. it's the chevy memorial day sales event! get a total value of over $10,000 on this silverado all star when you finance with gm financial. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. can be a big bad problem that you could spread to. family members, including your grandchildren babies too young to be vaccinated against whooping cough are the most at risk for severe illness.

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but there are a lot of clubs like millwall and bre ntford are a lot of clubs like millwall and brentford massive budget to get into the play—offs. that is the encouraging thing that i see about this club, that it's probably at a stage where over the next year, yeah, we start going forward. livingston are back in the scottish premiership for the first time in 12 years. they beat partick thistle i—0 yesterday to win their play—off 3—1 on aggregate and they will replace thistle in the top division next season. it's their second promotion in as many seasons. rhona mcloud reports. the lions of livingston have roared back to the top flight. absolutely astonishing. back-to-back promotions from the first division to to championship and now the scottish premiership — all in the space of two years. the manager david hopkin at the helm is now out of contract and discussions tomorrow for him and his players. they have come through league one and the championship and all the players know they have been offered new deals, it is about adding quality to the squad and we need more experienced players. li

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the czech republic admits it once produced a poison like the one used in the song's bre attack on a former russian spy and his daughter last despite the u.k.'s claims that only most go had the means to carry out the attack and. also this hour we hear from anti fracking activists whom british police view as dangerous a stream it alongside radical islamists and neo nazis. with police of being involved dragging the level we would probably already know the sultan. the pentagon says its forces stationed in the horn of africa coming under attack from chinese laser weapons as the u.s. issues a warning of extreme caution to rid soldiers. and r.t. joins in military parade rehearsals taking place in moscow as worship prepares for victory day on may night. practice makes perfect and seemingly simple maneuvers like this one still being all that simple when there are dozens of vehicles involved in the you all have to be in sync. a very warm welcome you're watching r t international with mina key aaron good to have you with us this hour now our top story the czech republic has revealed it made a similar

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even the antipc bre brigade agrees rosanne had gone too far. >> rosanne barr made some really incendiary pretty appalling comment os be twitter. >> after i saw this tbeet this morning i will be honest, it shocked me. >> we can't defend her. it was unacceptable. it was mean-spirited. >> the planet of the apes was so over the line there was no getting away from that. >> the muslim brotherhood thark et goes kicked around. but when you combine that with the planet of the apes it is just, you can't really ever come back. >> yeah. >> trevor: that is an interesting angle. i love how precise jess yea waters gets with this, it is i arraysism chemist, on its own muslim brotherhood is harmless but once you combine it with too much planet of the apes it is going to blow up in your face. trust me when you have been tiffing racei shit as long as have i you gets a feel, you have to mix it just right. >> what was d dz. >> trevor: what was fun was people that tried to argue rosanne wasn't being racist, just sort of generally bad. >> we live in a politically correct world right now. we live in a world whe

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bre, i'm looking at republican candidates that succeeded last two weeks. they were either backed by donald trump or were saying they were the strongest of the pro-trump candidates. they all had big victories. now of course that helped with their funding but i'm wondering what it portend going forward? >> i think it says a lot about the state of the republican party. i think donald trump's rising approval ratings isn't necessarily something that is attached to the republican party itself. you know i think that republican voters, i think conservatives care about things that republicans have demonstrated time and time again they do not care about. they don't care about fiscal responsibility. they don't care about cutting spending. they haven't defunded planned parenthood and obamacare is law of the the land. donald trump is serious making good on promises. he is not making steps to suck up to leadership to do like all the other republicans right now. as a voter i think they're looking at donald trump making good on promises. they will be looking at republican

bre peyton along with robby soave, and kat timpf. welcome, everyone. so, let's dig into iran a little bit. people are worried there is no plan b for this deal and it will make the middle east less safe. you say this is better than anything that president obama put forward in his deal. >> now we don't have to pretend like we are living in an alternative reality. there has been secret location where they have been testing nuclear sites. this has been an ongoing program. this is something they have been keeping on the back shelf. just being able to talk about things as they are is helpful. and it paves the way to enable the iranian people to choose for themselves who their leaders will be. do they want to continue with the status quo? this opens the door for them to get to choose. kennedy: a couple breaks up, the woman says you want to break up with me, i'll be four months pregnant next week. >> when the u.s. gives its word that this is what we are going to do but goes back on it when there is a new regime in power in our own country. that might send the

. >> what about bre brennan? >> only obama would pick a communist to be head of the fbi.roblem, comey has the problem, mcnab has the problem, lynch has the problem. you are going to find out it goes to the white house. >> no doubt. >> zero doubt. i can't imagine barack obama not knowing. >> if the truth comes out, it will go to the obama white house and power and the rest of them. >> given the way they ran a tight operation. does anyone believe valerie jarrett didn't know this stuff? >> they gave the new york times to spin it. they revealed when the trip took place to great britain, deep negotiations with downer, with our state department, that had to be at the top for him to allow the interview by the fbi. >> the guy we have identified who is not identified and all this bologna who got a million dollars from the deep state. >> two years. you start saying, oh, it's okay -- and what i read was entrapment. >> he's saying to this guy, come on, give me, give me. >> there was even a cute blonde. >> there ain't nothing there. >> hillary wins, notary public onone of thiscomes ou

i'm bre mahorder. i want to thank a new member of the finance team that was instrumental in preparing the budget this year. her name is mena. we spent late nights and weekend making sure every number was accurate. i appreciated her work this year, which meant i didn't have to do it, which was exciting for me, personally. we always have a commission workshop, where we go through the project cost centers. then we come back for your approval in the commission action, which is what we are doing here today. pending your approval, we submit to the budget office on may 2. following the review, presents the budget to the board in the first day of june. the budget and finance committee deliberates in june and final action is taken in july. as the executive director said, we presented to you a proposed draft budget of $746.7 million. sources which are here before you. and the uses of which are summarized in this slide as well. since that time, we've made -- we've checked our list, dotted the ts -- no, crossed th

who is actually asking our assistance in reforming the cfpb and if our democrat colleagues wish the bre to be accountable and responsible are responsive please work with us to ensure that we do that. and now i yield to the ranking member for her opening statement. >> thank you very much. mr. chairman, if i may, i would like to say at the outset that mr. mulvaney is not the acting director of the consumer financial protection bureau. he was illegal appointed by president trump in a move that platantly contradicts the dodd-frank statute which is very clear that the deputy director of the agency shall serve as acting director in the case of absence or unavailability of the director. so i want to be very clear the democrats 'participation in this hearing is not in any which an acknowledgement of mr. mulvaney's legitimacy at the consumer bureau. nevertheless, given the many impactful and indeed harmful decisions mr. mulvaney is making with regard to the consumer bureau it is necessary for us to engage with him in an oversight capacity here today while the courts decide who should actually be

. >> reporter: he was able in the end to come up with a bre breakthrough where he created a simple and in which can you even time the device to go off to spread chemical gasses. >> reporter: what is this device called. >> it means the invention. >> reporter: how did al qaeda plan to use these? >> to attack small and closed places, cinemas, night clubs and entertainment venues. however, in some cases they wanted to attack even transportation systems, especially the underground transportation system. >> reporter: it wasn't lost on dean that he had helped terrorists perfect a weapons of mass destruction. and what did you feel being in afghanistan partaking of the development, the experimentation with this new kind of weapon? >> reporter: uncomfortable but at the same time, you have to be there, you have to witness it, you have to see it, otherwise how can you report on it? that's the conundrum of spying. you have to witness horrible things in order to prevent them. >> reporter: but before any poison gas device would be deployed, al qaeda planned to use other unconventional weapons for the

look at the bre breadth of the expertise he was paid for. it seems amazing they would have the expertise to be able to consult with all of these companies and so there is at least some suspicion, i think, likely among the prosecutors, that this is pretextual and instead it was access and influence that he had to sell and not expertise. >> extend that metaphor a second. in other place this is is a common model. i said this with the tariff decision. it's when you say blank a tariff and one-off deals to get lifted so companies can say i can come to you and give you this, give you this. that works in a place like aegypt. barriers to start a new business but if you pay off the right people. in those places the money flows ultimately to the autocrat. >> and to the industry titans. being a successful business person and being a supporter of the regime become one in the same. and the danger is that when elections come around, the powerful industry titans keep the regime in power because they know where their bread is buttered and are getting an adva

don't get that reversed in a concrete way, not a promise, but a real wait, then all this talk about a bre breakthrough will turn out to be a disaster. >> it is a lofty goal. jamie rubin, thank you so much. really appreciate it. >> and next it is time to wrap it up, wrap up that russia probe. that message from vice president mike pence to special counsel robert mueller in his most direct comments yet to end the investigation. also, scathing words from one conservative columnist. why he says pence is now worse than trump. only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. tylenol® at ally, we offer low rates on home loans. but if that's not enough, we offer our price match guarantee too. and if that's not enough... we should move. our home team will help you every step of the way. still not enough? it's smaller than i'd like. we'll help you finance your dream home. it's perfect. oh, was this built on an ancient burial ground? okay... then we'll have her cleanse your house of evil spirits. we'll do anything, (spiritual chatter) seriou

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trump: everything said had been said incorrectly and said wrong or it's been covered wrong by the bres. just like nbc and abc yesterday covered the story wrong. >> melissa: president trump shamming nbc news after it was forced to issue a correction to its bombshell report claiming the feds wire tapped the phones of president trump's personal attorney, michael cohen, and intercepted at least one call with the white house. but nbc later walking it back reporting that the calls were being logged not listened to, a big difference. abc news issuing a correction. let bringz in, back our power panel. jake mack a buy and kristin tate. kristin, what do you think about this story, do you think there's any possibility in your mind they were right the first time around? >> i think this is a shocking example of irresponsible journalism. the reporters at nbc have become careless in their efforts to smear president trump. see these media outlets acting more like political organizations than news organizations. and this is why the people do not trust the mainstream media today. i think that the more c

. >> nawaz: how do you bre from a deal like this one then go into negotiations wirt korea and say we'reg to stick to a deal we agree to? >>i ood question. nsnk, in general, there's legitimate questbout the iran deal both whether it was the best deal that could have been gotten and whether it had the hoe for effect on iran's behavior. but thioe que is really, is pulling out of it -- and i was a supporter of the iran deal, so despite those concernt even if you weren't, is pulling out of it better or worse than staying , and not just because to have the impact on iran, because of the impact on ourwi relationship our allies, thugs are gonna thug, but we're not thugs, and we have to continue to maintain doesn't relations with our allies. now we're talking about threatening them, betraying the agreement that they agreed with and going after their companies with secondary sanctions, and then you have this question about if you've proven that yo a woa country can't be trusted beyond the course of a single prsident, doesn't that get priced into the price of negotiating with north korea? and he'l

we continue to monitor bre news in the east bay. a deadly accident on a major freeway-- snarling the morning commute. three people are dead after this crash on 880 in fremont. >>> under the influence on 880 in fremont. good morning and thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. let's check on the forecast with kari hall. >> we've seen clouds rolling by but getting clearing in pal toal to, a cool start and over all cool day, 64 degrees at 2:00 with breezy winds. expect a mix of sun and clouds and today and tomorrow, a little bit of a warm-up in time for the weekend. and we're going to keep those temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s in san francisco. we'll talk all about the weekend coming up in a few minutes and mike is still tracking the traffic alert. >> the one in san jose because of the lake. this is the flooding we talked about northbound 280 at highway 87 as we see this live shot. i'll step into the camera shot now. we're looking at northbound 280. two lanes were open but these lanes getting off