c. level and protected and wilson. placed in an equally important position in cabinet that she would not have spoken out or created the rift with the prime minister so there is a level of political incompetence here because many prime ministers are called to do what to do it was called to do to protect jobs at a canadian company and frankly the allegations against. her since eleven and from two thousand and fifteen fifteen really go back to episodes that occurred before two thousand and eleven because. the contract with libya work with the gadhafi government which ended in two thousand and eleven so. i think we're not going to see the end of it but there are many today was the first day of a very unpopular tax the carbon tax i thought it was an april fool's joke it's not it's true and then we have. policy disasters all over the place canada is losing clout with china with the united states. that's just the beginning he's lost cabinet ministers over there so yes it's been damaging for his reputation but is the s.n.c. le

c. level and protected and wilson. placed in an equally important position in cabinet that she would not have spoken out or created the rift with the prime minister so there is a level of political incompetence here because many prime ministers are called to do what to do it was called to do to protect jobs and a canadian company. police in england and wales have been given more powers in a controversial scheme to combat a life crime epidemic campaigners have called the move regressive out of concern the powers could be abused the home secretary though says officers need protection to. the police and on the front line in the battle against serious violence and it's vital we give them the right tools to do their jobs. the so called section sixty checks all the trials in seven hotspot areas in england wales they allow police to search any personal vehicle without reasonable suspicion the change comes in response to at least forty nine people being fatally stabbed just this year alone families of the victims have expressed

c. level and protected and wilson. placed in an equally important position in cabinet that she would not have spoken out or created the rift with the prime minister so there is a level of political incompetence here because many prime ministers are called to do what to do it was called to do to protect jobs at a canadian company. an international chain off a tele to clinics has been slammed for helping hundreds of australian couples choose the gender of their children the procedures banned in australia itself and was carried out in the united states. outrage over the latest move toward designer babies the world's first genetically engineered baby out and you get down the slippery slope of does genetically altered designer babies includes designer babies with the gene editing procedure clinics can alter a child's d.n.a. that allows them to change physical features such as i color and even kill certain illnesses about on editing human embryos is established in twenty nine countries around the globe the u.s. too has restr

c. level on which is a huge contract based engineering firm with excellent political connections. and which has been lobbying the government hard to get that agreement and she says he crossed the line. or his office crossed a line or has his underlings cross the line on his behalf in trying to strong arm or strong arm her into interfering when she had already decided that she wouldn't that's the precipitating event but what's happened since is that essentially it's called a whole bunch of elements of trudeau's brand. into question. you know you suppose to be a very different kind of prime minister pro-feminist pro indigenous he said he wanted ministers who would think an active dependently and do what was right and now he's ended up kicking out of caucus candidates first indigenous female justice minister and jodie wilson raybold and another very impressive female minister jane felt odd for basically standing on the same principle that will separate will that what was standing on so it's a very sort of old style politics look very strong arm my way or the highway kind of approach

c. level and go back to twenty fifteen what it was charged with bribery and fraud to secure contracts in libya since the allegations surfaced several senior government officials in a tower have stepped down in the leaked order kind of his top civil servant saying that trudeau is firmly against the company facing prosecution on several occasions . michael i have to say including this conversation previous conversations that i've had with the prime minister and many other people around it it's entirely inappropriate and it is political interference or kind of his prime minister's denied any wrongdoing while stressing that his support for the country's largest construction firm was intended to protect jobs independence political analyst alexandra bruno thinks the scandal is down to political incompetence well it's certainly a mess in the office and i think the we haven't seen the end of it but not necessarily just because of the s. and c. scandal. which i think this is just more than illegality that the the prime minister is incompetent so far he hasn't gotten anything done and perhaps with

c. level and protected and wilson. placed in an equally important position in cabinet that she would not have spoken out or created the rift with the prime minister so there is a level of political incompetence here because many prime ministers are called to do what to do it was called to do to protect jobs at a canadian company. next the risk of racial profiling in tapping u.k. knife crime. chose seemed wrong. just don't call. me baby yet to shape out just they become educated and engaged equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. so security council should have a mandatory one percent of all stock bonds for ex transactions to go into social security so that every individual let's say when they become eighteen they've got fifty sixty seventy thousand dollars in there that they can go spend on college if they want to that's a that is a that is an extra analogy of this economy that's being recycled repurposed regenerated into an ecosystem an economy that is like more

c. level on which is a huge contract based engineering firm with excellent political connections. and which had been lobbying the government hard to get that agreement and she says he crossed the line. or his office crossed the line or has his underlings crossed the line on his behalf in trying to strong arm or strong arm her into interfering when she had already decided that she wouldn't that's the precipitating event but what's happened since is that essentially it's called a whole bunch of elements of trudeau's brand. into question. you know you suppose to be a very different kind of prime minister pro-feminist pro indigenous he said he wanted ministers who would think an active dependently and do what was right and now he's ended up kicking out of talk as canada's first indigenous female justice minister and jodie wilson raybold and another very impressive female minister jane felt odd for basically standing on the same principle that will spray both what was standing on so it's a very sort of old style politics look very strong arm my way or the highway kind of approach which

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climate change legislation, and the senate continues confirmation of district court judges and high-level jobs. c-span,e house live on and the senate live on c-span two. during the break a, some members are on the campaign trail. ofdidate seth moulton massachusetts spoke at this morning's politics and eggs breakfast and said the democrat should already be pursuing president trump's impeachment. here is a look at what you see tonight when we air the entire speech at 7:00 eastern. wheres is another place frankly i disagree with the party because i voted with a minority of democrats last year to start moving on impeachment proceedings. the reason is even last year, there was ample evidence that the president and his associates have committed crimes. , through theeport investigation, has already indicted over 30 of the president's close associates and friends. his campaign chairman is in prison right now while we are eating breakfast. so don't tell me there is not enough to discuss about impeachment. frankly, i think our party made a mistake by waiting until now hoping for a smoking cannon or somethi

c. level on which is a huge contract based engineering firm with excellent political connections. and which had been lobbying the government hard to get that agreement and she says he crossed the line. or his office crossed the line or has his underlings crossed the line on his behalf in trying to strong arm or strong arm her into interfering when she had already decided that she wouldn't that's the precipitating event but what's happened since is that essentially it's called a whole bunch of elements of trudeau's brand. into question. you know you suppose to be a very different kind of prime minister pro-feminist pro indigenous he said he wanted ministers who would think an active dependently and do what was right and now he's ended up kicking out of caucus canada's first indigenous female justice minister and jody wilson raybold and another very impressive female minister jane felt odd for basically standing on the same principle that will spray will that what was standing on so it's a very sort of old style politics look very sort of strong arm my way or the highway kind of app

and that was on the shared right-of-way, four levels of type 1 townhomes. and then on avenue c, eight levels of type 1. so in their analysis, the hard court per square foot, from the two different types, went from 335 to 349. the cost per unit $751,000 to $761,000. total development cost went up $13 million. the gap, though, had a huge jump. the gap went from $44 million to $50 million and that's a reflection on affordable housing financing sources. the gap per unit went from -- on a per-unit basis wasn't that different. but the gap per unit for each of the 14 additional units was $481,000 for each of the 14 units, if they had gone from type 3 to type 1. so some of these costs are at $481,000 for 14 units, there's some items that are unique to the parcel, that made it more expensive potentially. i just want to highlight them, so you know this might not be as tip as in other units. because the units are replacement units and the units on treasure island are generally larger, two, three, four bedrooms. no one bedrooms that need to be replaced, the cost per unit is higher. likewis

we don't want b level or c or d level.ute best. >> we will have all the best people. we will find out who they are. it won't be a politically best choice. >> we will use the smartest and the best. we are not using political hacks. >> we're have a government of deputies and they reached the top because the person on top was dropped or quit. those who didn't make the cut the first time around. if we are not getting the top official trump promised, we will get what he wants. people who may not be able to pass muster, but can be thrown into the positions without delay or refusal of the process. most importantly, will do what they are ordered to do by trump. trump's people who lacked the credibility. we have a government of, by, and for, donald j. trump. all in with chris hayes starts right now. >>> tonight on all in -- >> i don't intend at this stage to send the full un redacted report. >> he plays keep away. >> i was not interested in summarizing. >> democrats promise a subpoena fight. >> if we don't get everything, we will i

clearing have sparked a public health crisis with the air containing up to six times the allowed levels of c o two. all it has been about a week since international forces declared the defeat of so-called islamic states last stronghold in syria and in the aftermath a number of western countries including germany are debating what to do with their nationals who were captured while fighting for or supporting us among those captured are women. who joined islamic state many claimed they were forced to do so and say they carried out housekeeping duties in syria or in iraq rather than acts of terror now according to the german government about fifty women with german citizenship are either imprisoned right now or are living in refugee camps in syria or iraq local authorities want to get rid of them as quickly as possible but the german government's reluctant to take them back berlin says it's difficult to determine if the women are in fact citizens or if they pose a national security threat we met one german woman in a syrian refugee camp who is desperate to come back to germany. stranded in the m

the senate continues confirmation of district court judges and high-level jobs in the trump administration. watch the house on c-span and the senate on c-span 2. during this break, some members of congress are on the campaign trail. congressman seth moulton of massachusetts spoke at this morning's politics and eggs breakfast in bedford, new hampshire and if the democrats should already be pursuing the president's impeachment. here is a look at some of what you will see tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern. >> this is another place where frankly i disagreed with the party, because i voted with the minority of democrats last year to start moving on impeachment proceedings. even lastason is that year there was ample evidence that the president and his associates committed crimes. investigationthis has already indicted over 30 of the president's closest associates and friends. his campaign chairman is in prison right now, while we are eating breakfast. so do not tell me there is not enough to discuss about impeachment. frankly, i think our party made a mistake by waiting until now, hoping for a smoking cannon in the muelle

various oversight efforts for phase 1, including the state level with caltrans, and the regional level with m.t. c., as well as s.f.controller's office. and we provided an overview of the downtown extension, that includes the technical studies completed to date. the cost estimates developed over time, current funding plan with the various potential funding forces, an sources and t is conducted to today. and there is a presentation by cal tran high-speed rail at the kickoff meeting. the next step is stakeholder interviews, and review of international and domestic rail project compacts, and delivery strategies, and review of government and oversight models, and preparation of the final reports. i would like to note that both directors lipkin and hersh attended the kickoff meeting. the pier review is expected to be completed in mid-june. i would like to thank director chanc chang for undertaking this effort. and they have been worthing so this can be completed and work on phase 2 can begin as soon as possible, so we can complete it at both the state and federal level. as we have already heard, the sa

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when you lose the public trust in a law enforcement initiative, and you have to c-- recalibrate at the presidential levelhat means that wasn't successful. >> alfonsi: looking back on it, did it work? >> mcaleenan: so the-- the enforcement of the law against parents who violated our border laws and brought children with them, was effective. but it didn't work in the sense that we lost the public trust in the implementation of that initiative. and i agreed with the president's decision to stop it. >> alfonsi: president trump has said he is "not looking" to restart family separations. but he has threatened to completely shut down the border. >> trump: in many cases, they put their worst people in the caravan, they're not going to put their best in. >> alfonsi: according to the d.h.s., since october,s an 1% of the migrants who crossed the border had any criminal history. the families we saw were travelling from honduras, el salvador and guatemala, an area of central america referred to as the "northern triangle." why so many people from this northern triangle of countries? >> mcaleenan: right. there's povert

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know on brexit and what we do not know, which is a larger part of the saga, what does it mean for level cctive on the basic logic. we think there is a lot -- a sizable risk premium in sterling, and we will be able to avoid negative outcomes, including in the short-term, no deal, but perhaps even the risk of a general election maybe slightly. the other is that the pound is offering some degree of value. it is relatively cheap, and global investors are significantly underweight in u.k. assets. we think where we stand, probably the upside is dominant when it comes to sterling. this week is clearly going to be another where the sterling outlook is heavily riven with noise. we have uncertainty with how the e.u. will deal with a u.k. extension request, which at this stage seems to be based on little except asking for more time. we remain sterling constructive, but there needs to be tolerance for volatility, and maybe this moment is not one that i would go to invest. francine: what would be the best outcome for markets by friday? we have an e.u. leader summit. you markets favor a long extension?

>>along with lowering the b a c limit senator jerry hill isle breath for blood alcohol level before starting the car. matt was engaged for one week. he was killed before realizing his dream mary klotzbach son is the inspiration for the proposal. i share my story not for pity. that to motivate lawmakers to make this stop. lawmakers will begin considering the measures next week in sacramento actually is about a crown for news. >>officials are looking to find new ways to pay for costly wildfires a five-member board met today to discuss the problem right now high cost prohibit many homeowners in fire-prone areas from being able to afford fire insurance and pg filed for bankruptcy in january potentially on the hook for billions of dollars in damages. one potential solution is the creation of a state catastrophe fund which would be backed by 10's of billions of dollars the board has until july to make recommendations. >>california is joining a multi-state lawsuit against the department of agriculture over lunch standards in schools. last year the trump administration scaled back to school lunch st

don't -- if i am correct, the united states and japan have higher levels -- the highest levels allowed, and exhibit c., again, we started at almost a 90 1% of the maximum allowance in this country, and there will be -- that will be 24/7 for us, so i don't know how else to put it. i don't want to insult anybody, but this is a no-brainer. again, i am not against antenna, but to be safe, if it is safe, fine, prove it to us, they can't , and you and the state tried to say the firefighters, but not anybody else, go higher, give us -- i don't know what else to tell you. he mentioned another thing, but he says that you, the board, are not even basically the right -- the appellant has submitted additional studies linked to cell phone footage that has health effects. this board is not the proper agency to -- [indiscernible] >> how to analyse those studies from the f.c.c. perhaps you can analyse that, but you will have the power to just stop this, because in many cases, the boards have ruled -- had ruled that the safety of citizens was for most priority, and concluded that it should be other council. if there

alternative c is partial preservation alternative one to include sidewalk level bikeway and changes proposed by the project but include the sidewalk surface that references the existing brick to the extent allowed by ada standards. this would result in a significant impact to the landscape district less than the proposed project. alternative d is partial preservation two. it would retain the existing streetscapes. changing boarding islands and stops would occur it would be modified as proposed by the project. partial alternative two would result in impact to the landscape district, less than the proposed project. we don't have an exhibit for alternative e. this alternative would include the same features as proposed project exempt not include the subsurface good repair. it would allow the proposed project to proceed with less construction related effects. full alternative is supervisor pier your but would have the impacts to circulation and noise. to conclude comments today should be directed to the accuracy of information contained in the draft e.i.r. for members of the public pospeak pleas

for miscarriage procedures, because costs for vaginal deliveries, c-sections, or surgical d & cs can vary, depending on the location, level of anesthesia, and the different co-pays and deductibles. but for grieving families, it's often too much. >> i didn't feel like we were going to lose her that day. >> reporter: jodi and alex loughlin lost the baby girl they named noel in the seventh month. she lived just 32 minutes. >> almost $30,000 for those procedures. >> reporter: then came the insurance company denials for two in-utero surgeries performed to try to save the baby's life, costing some $42,000. they fought the bills but paid $5,000 in the end. >> you come back with a box of belongings and no baby. you come home to bills, and that's-- that's what you're getting out of what you've just been through. >> yay! >> reporter: they now have a one-year-old daughter, but are setting up a foundation called "noel's light" to help other families. c you say hi to sim. heildrenbut says thell has two >> we don't want to forget him. he lived, and he's part of our family. >> reporter: part of the problem is that surgical and other cos

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in an exclusive n-b-c interview-- raisman, an abuse victim herself, says she wants to see change on every levelree lawsuits have been filed against doctor george tyndall---a former gynecologist at u-s-c. the suits claim he sexually abused countless girls at the university. raisman and the victims are backing a new state law. if passed, it would allow more alleged victims of sex raisman and the victims are backing a new state law which, if passed, would allow more alleged victims of sexual assault to sue by extending the statute of limitations. >>> actor jussie smollett, according to a spokesperson cook county state attorney kim foxx has received multiple racially charged threats to her personal safety. the threats come a week after a series of texts and documents show foxx worried her office was overcharging the "empire" star. the public has a right to know why the charges against him were dropped. >> now turning to a recall alert for you. parents out there, you'll want to be sure you check your child's toy box this morning. target is voluntarily recalling nearly a half million wooden toy vehic

level there is so much of a burden on us to be perfect i saw people at the same level as me talking about how they got c. grades in college or i kind of slid in and my dad wrote this recommendation they had to also be perfect and that is hard it puts a burden on us that people just don't understand the stress of it all. >> host: you talk about relationships and the book and i often feel like when i talk to other young black people that we are looking for things to be perfect like i need to have this type of job and environment that i'm in. one of the young man talked about how class came up and he would talk about dating somebody that's upper middle class. can you speak a little bit about that? >> guest: it touched on something that i think we don't talk about a lot and talk about the importance of class and upward mobility and relationships and how crucial that is. i know richard was the new york city and it is a hard place. everybody is trying to be at the next level of data were presented in a certain way. he talked about how he felt like she wanted to show that he made it. he also talked of how he d

it will continue the confirmation process for district court judges and high level in the trump administration. watch live and c-span on senate live on c-span2. next, former president george w. bush and former defense secretary robert gates discussed governing and leadership. his book about tough decisions they made while serving in the white house and pentagon. bush presidential library in dallas, this is 45 minutes. >> good morning, everyone. thank you for that wonderful introduction. i have to tell you, i am really thrilled this morning to have this discussion with 2 liters patriots who really have served our country, distinction, honor, courage of conviction, compassion and integrity. i have to say that they served their country and continue. we have a lot of issues to go to and discuss about leadership and foreign policy and strategy. >> let me just say that we are thrilled you are the moderator. [laughter] >> indeed. i want to go to the issue of america's in the world. let me preface this if i may, it was churchill who delivered significantd address in 1943 ad in that address he talked about america's rol

leveling. >> wash washington journal's annual cram for the exam on saturday, may 4 at 9 a.m. eastern on c-span. next, democratic congressman seth moulton announces he's running for president in 2020. he is the third candidate from massachusetts to launch a white house bid. joining senator elizabeth warren and former republican job -- governor william weld. congressman bolton made his announcement during a youtube video. i was first called to service in my college church. by a minister who was the greatest mentor i ever had. we talked a lot about the importance of service, you have to find a way to get back to it.

c). mr. speaker new zealand is under , a terror threat level of "high". as we meet today, police are routinely carrying firearms. bushmaster rifles and glock pistols. as we meet today, mosques around the country require heightened security measures and a visible police presence to ensure the safety of worshippers. as we meet today, the largest criminal investigation in new zealand history is under way. dozens of specialist police investigators, supported by australian federal and state police, are following up concerns about a number of high-risk individuals. as we meet today, a number of people are before the courts for trying to promote hateful publications and videos of death, for unlawfully possessing weapons, for making threats against our citizens, and for murder. mr. speaker, as we meet today, we are driven by one objective. we are driven by the need to ensure public safety is as strong as it can be. we are also driven by the memory of 50 men, women, and children who were taken from their loved ones on the 15th of march. their memory is our respons

scientist if we will listen to them tell us this planet has cooked 1°c just since 1980 since 1980, over pre-industrial revolution levels and we are on track to warm another degree, 2°, 3, maybe four decrease four degrees undiscovered trajectory. those fires, those floods, those droughts become more profound, more frequent, more devastating of our property and allies if you think 400,000 apprehensions at the southern border is a lot, wait until some countries in the western hemisphere can no longer support human life because that is where we are headed today. those same scientists say there are ten years left to us to get this right to free ourselves from a dependence on fossil fuel, to embrace wind and solar, the jobs and economic growth that come along with it, to allow farmers to do their part, give them and send it in the farm bill to plant cover crops come to capture carbon out of the air, new technologies like precision telling to disturb less of the carbon that is in the soul. if all of us do our part in this country at this moment of truth we can then take our rightful role as the indispensable nation, convenien

c. where a lot is going on trade. high levelde talks between the says united states and china are picking back up today. president trump is expected to get involved. as everyone knows it's the last 10%, the last mile that is the hardest. do you expect we will get some kind of a deal in the next couple of days >> no. that last 10% is really the enforcement mechanisms, and those -- >> on ip, intellectual property. >> on the whole agreement. and the question is if they wrept able to get it done, why would they do it now this is the sticking point between the two sides. >> why are you pessimistic why do you not believe the two sides? both have a lot to gain from a deal won't get something done. >> i mean, they eventually will. in the next couple of days, i think there is just too much that has yet to be settled, and you know, the chinese right now have politics of their own those politics push for not getting a deal in certain instances. the chinese ruler would probably do better if he could continue to blame the united states for a

c-span2. >> the senate voted wednesday to reduce the length of debate on non-cabinet level nominees and certain traditional nominees from 30 hours to two hours. it's a third time in sixers the majority party has used the so-called nuclear option to unilaterally change usual rules of the chamber with a simple majority vote. this time, to work through backlog of president trump's nominations. here are charles schumer and mitch mcconnell. >> mr. president, this is a very sad day for the senate. at a time when leader mcconnell brags about confirming more judges than anyone has done in a very long time, he feels the need to invoke the terribly destructive and disproportionate procedure of the nuclear option in order to fast-track even more of president trump's ultra conservative nominees to the federal bench. before i discuss in greater detail, i want to note for the record democrats were prepared to confirm the nomination of mr. kessler by unanimous consent so the cloture vote we had was unnecessary. now, if you had been listening to senators debate this issue in recent days, you've heard a lot of

for miscarriage procedures because costs for vaginal deliveries, c-sections or surgical d & cs can vary depending on the location, level of anesthesia and the different co-pays and deductibles. but for grieving families it's often too much. >> i didn't feel like we were going to lose her that day. >> reporter: jodi and alex loughlin lost the baby girl they named noelle in the seventh month of pregnancy. she lived 32 minutes. ? almost $30,000 for those procedures. >> reporter: then came the insurance company denials for two in uto surgeries performed to try to save the baby's life, costing some $42,000. they fought the bills but paid $5,000 in the end. >> you come back with a box of belongings and no baby. you come home to bills. and that's -- that's what you're getting out of what you've just been through. >> reporter: they now have a 1-year-old daughter but are setting up a foundation called noel's light to help other families. >> because we know it can be a really, really difficult road. >> say hi to simon. >> hi, simon. >> reporter: lauren dill has two other children but says the loss of simon never really goes away

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c-span2 from bell museum. congress is on the last week of its spring recess. members returned to capitol hill on monday. the senate continues confirmation of just for court justice and -- judges and high-levels in the trump administration. watch the house live on c-span and the senate live on c-span2. during the spring, some members of congress are on the campaign trail. democratic presidential candidate, congressman seth moulton of massachusetts, spoke at this morning's politics and express in bedford, and after-- innd eggs breakfast bedford, new hampshire. here is some of what you will see when we air before tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern. n: this is a part where i disagree with the party, because i voted with a more naughty of democrats minority of democrats to a start in the impeachment process. look, the mueller important through this investigation has already indicted over 30 of the president's close associates and friends. his campaign chairman is in prison right now while we are do not tellfast, so me there is not enough to discuss about impeachment. frankly, i think our party made a mistake by waiting until now, hoping for a smoking cannon or something in the mueller report before st