carroll. i'll close with this. this particular issue has brought people from both sides of the aisle together. in the privacy of really back rooms trying to make sure that we reauthorize this, chairman cummings advocated in an unbelievable way to make sure this got reauthorized. we want to give you the tools. we just ask that you make the commitment. it sounds like you're willing to do that and i yield back. >> let me just clarify something. first of all, i want to thank the gentleman for what he said. you basically have adopted something i've been advocating for years. and that is there's some witnesses we bring back. chairman gowdy, chairman chaffe chaffetz, there are some witnesses we bring back so we can keep up with them and keep up with their progress. because what we found, and those three chairmen agreed with me, was that a lot of people will come and testify and then time goes by, new congress comes in, new people come in, problem goes on. so i want to thank you, first of all, for wha

the moscow patriarchate has existed for five centuries fifteen patriarchs headed it before carroll who was elected in two thousand and nine ever since he's had his sights set on one go. in the given your own wants to turn the russian church into a universal polity the image in his mind is the power of the roman catholic church is a church that functions and whose powerful representatives operate around the world will never judge his influence is felt in all spheres of life in politics and society but also obviously internationally in other words a church with a truly global reach i just put it to. you at his muscular residence carroll makes it clear that he does not see his role confined to that of a spiritual leader. in a. sometimes i'm criticized for being too vocal in my position as patriarch they should but i don't see any other option. in this secular day and age. that the religious figure a bishop and above all a patriarch. must be in the position to represent the church or christianity in a dialogue with any individual regardless of whether their heads of state are representativ

carroll is determined to ensure this chapter of russian history is not forgotten. every year he visits the sort of a island's. archipelago in northern russia essential to also docks efforts to ensure salvage repression is never forgotten. if you can do that if you. receive. a centuries old monastery on the islands was incorporated into the bolsheviks first concentration camps a test site for the soviet penal system that served as a blueprint for the lax a symbol of religious repression. eighty thousand prisoners was sent to this camp about a third perished inside its walls. fifty four good digital remembering the repression is a personal priority for the patriarch his grandfather was imprisoned in this very monastery because he was a priest. being some experience shortly before his death he said fear nothing in this world fear only god and i put my faith in the words of this man who had spent more than twenty years in prisons and. no worldly power has. control over humankind in this way we learned we couldn't resist even the most powerful authority and still mainta

c-n-n's jason carroll has more.ke only yesterday when it appeared democratic house speaker nancy pelosi and freshman upstart congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez might be politically at odds... given pelosi's thoughts soon after that upset primary win in new york's 14th district... pelosi: "they made a choice in one district.. so let's not get yourself get carried away as an expert on demographics and the rest of that."and then the speaker's initial take on ocasio cortez' sweeping plan to combat climate change, the green new deal.in february, pelosi referring to it this way in politico, "the green dream or whatever they call it... nobody knows what it is, but they're for it right?" reporter: "are you offended speaker pelosi called it the green dream?"aoc: "no, i think it is the green dream."that was then.now ocasio cortez ,the firebrand of the progressive left, and the house speaker have found common ground.the two -- teaming up to take on moderate democrats, who supported a republican amendment to a gun control b

. >> it's time for a lolook at the day's business news with stephen carroll. starting out here in is mulling proposals for new on the big tech cocompanies like g google, faca, amamazon, ananapple. >> that wawas discusussed at the cabinet meeting today ii france. the country woululd pose a three tax on whatat they called digit revevenues from online companinies. france is pressising ahead w wih this plan,n, deepitete the faile to secure agreement on the issue at a european level. our reporter has the details. motivation behind a new french bill seeking to tax big internet and technology companies. dubbed the gafa tax, it would companies% tax on to any taxesdition already owed by the companies in question. the french finance minister says the measure should net 400 million euros this year for the state. >> this tax is simple. it is argeted, it is effective, it is exactly the same as the proposition we put to the european union. >> the new tax would applies revenues that sell products frommthird parties, digital advertising, and the sale of user data. about 30fic

bonnie carroll served 31 years in the military.a presidential medal of freedom winner and the founder of taps, the tragedy assistance program for survivors which supports people dealing with the death of a military family member. and coleen bowman's husband rob died after an 18-month battle with cancer. he had been exposed to burn pits while deployed in iraq. it is nice to have you both with us. coleen, i'm going to start with you. explain to us a little bit more about the burn pits. how close were they to the service members? coleen: so for rob, his burn pit was less than a half a mile from where they slept at night, their sleeping quarters. they were all in different places. some were small, and some were big. soledad: and burning constantly? coleen: burning constantly. soledad: interesting. and so when he was diagnosed, i understand that the doctors told rob that they were stunned. i mean, this was a really, really rare form of cancer, right? coleen: this was. and they -- his doctor was smart enough to know right away that this

john carroll president of u.s. trade and economic council welcome to my show it's great to have you with us so let's talk about but allow me to start with because it's such a hot topic right now in the news. from one side we have the u.s. government that is supporting the opposition leader as the legitimate leader putting in sanctions on the other hand the government is still somehow holding on or what do you think will happen at this point because america is so involved in this crisis and the crisis is no nowhere close to be resolved to using it will actually have to intervene directly in vain and so at some point venezuela has become a contagion in the americas just like syria has become a contained in the middle east it's quite likely that mr murderer will eventually leave the challenge will be how do you go about doing that i think that the chinese government in the russian government have privately come to terms that the relationship that's important with venezuela is a commercial one so this is now about how

carroll for being here. i run a large organization that was working on issues with substance abuse, homelessness, etc. it is a big issue for my district and for me. i recognize the difficulty of the task you have ahead. you are relatively new to the position. i have a quick question. for you personally, define success. >> when i leave, the main definition of success is there are not as many parents who have lost a child. >> that is the right kind of definition of success. you wrote the strategy. your office broke the strategy, outlining the presidents priorities and setting the directions for a call bushing the priorities, correct? >> assuming you and the administration actually want that to happen but do you think that it will happen if there is a 23 page document of what should happen. >> yes ma'am. >> but how? >>> what i would point to, since i have been in office, in an acting capacity, the accompaniment we have already undertaken and already achieved. with such things as what we lost last week, there is

>> reporter: jason carroll, cnn, new york. >> jason, thank you. >>> now to israel. polls show the prime minister of that nation, benjamin netanyahu might not win a governing coalition in april's upcoming elections. months ago, opinion polls show netanyahu's party would dominate the election. held indict the prime minister for corruption, that seems to have changed. we have the report for you. >> reporter: israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu is in the political fight of his life as he seeks a fifth term in office. a major blow dealt to him by the attorney general who announced the intention to indict the leader in long probes, pending a hearing. in two smaller cases, the attorney general plans to clarnlg in breaches of trust. case 4,000, the biggest case facing the prime minister, they plan to charge him with bribery and breach of trust. $300,000 million to a friend. in exchange, investigators say he got favorable coverage on a new site owned by that businessman. netanyahu fired back immediately calling it a media driven witch hunt. >> translator: for years, c

carroll: 27 years of the company. helix: right. it is the end of an era. he would tell everybody, we are a media company, not a technology company. along comes at&t, which is now seizing control of time warner media and assets, is moving forward with this plan. their big plan for the future is that they want to roll out this direct to consumer streaming service by the end of the year that will compete with netflix and pull in all this programming from the warner media assets, tnt, tbs, warner bros., and hbo's going to be a huge part of this. what i wanted to set out to do is like, ok, hbo has been dabbling in this world of direct to consumer and streaming products for almost a decade now. yet, somewhere along the way, they fell way behind netflix. why was that? what is it like to work on the technology side of the business? it says explicitly they are not a tech company. what i found talking to people who have passed through hbo is that a lot of people have been both enchanted and ultimately frustrated by this challenge over the years, of trying to optimiz

. >> sunday night on q&a, two-time pullets are prize-winning biographer robert carroll on his book working and his search to find out how political power works. >> he went up the stairs into his rather modest cottage. he had torn out the walls at the bigso that it was all one area. he sat in the center. to the left of him was the robert moses bridge to fire island. out the right-hand thing, the tower of robert moses state park. there is robert moses framed, intimidating. i will never forget, he got up and had this wonderful charming smile. tough old guy. still mighty. still at the height of his power. i think he was 78. he said, so you are the young fella who thinks he is going to write a book about me. >> robert caro, sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. next on the presidency, the coauthors of "history of impeachment" discuss the only three presidential impeachment proceedings ever conducted. those involving andrew johnson, richard nixon and bill clinton. participating are historians john meacham and timothy neftali, white house correspondent peter baker and jeffrey engel,

i want to thank our clerk, john carroll, for dealing with challenging times this morning.and so, um, impersonating supervisor peskin over here, we have supervisor haney. supervisor peskin isn't available right now. we're going to continue on with the a-soc presentation. i'm not sure exactly who is going first. but we have from a-soc -- i don't think we have sam dodge. we have nancy alfaro from 311, oh, there is sam dodge, and nancy, and navina bobbo from public health, and jeff cassinski from homelessness and affordable housing. but someone is making a presentation. >> supervisors, thank you so much for having me today. my name is sam dodge, i work at san francisco public works, and i participate in the health streets operation center. we might flip into a little bit of government and start calling it a-soc, and things like e.r.t., so if there are any sort of questions about these acronyms, please stop me and my colleagues as we present and we can clarify. i wanted to really start out by acknowledging the fact that homelessness is a crisis in our community and across the c

jason carroll, cnn, new york. >> jason with a comprehensive look there. >>> more bad news for boeing.indonesian airline has cancelled an order of a 737 max plane as an investigation involving the jets reveals startling information. ♪ - [woman] with shark's duo clean, i don't just clean, i deep clean carpets and floors, so i got this. yep, this too, and this, please. even long hair and pet hair are no problem, but the one thing i won't have to clean is this because the shark's self-cleaning brush roll removes the hair wrap while i clean. ♪ - [announcer] shark, the vacuum that deep cleans now cleans itself. we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in half. just like that. shipstation. the #1 choice of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get 2 months

. >> people and profit presented by stephen carroll on "france 24 ." ♪ >> hello andnd welcome to life paris here on "france 24." time for 60 minutes around the world. here are our headlines. pakistan prepares to hand back a captured indian soldier to ease tensions in cashmere -- kashmir. we get the latest from our correspondent in the region. rare protests in algeria. the country gears up for more rallies against the president. organizers dubbing today the million man march as they prepare for the largest demonstration in decades. north korea rejects president trump's explanation for the collapse of talks. pyongyang says it only wanted limited sanctions released and suggests more meetings are possible. the dutch and french finance ministers announced a new plan for air france -- over the dutch government's surprisise pururche in major stake of the airline. is in theory just weeks away and what impacts will the exit have on the national treasure, football. we will get a a report from chr. ♪ >> good afternoon. pakistan is expected to free an indian pilot today in efforts to de-escalate

your appointment of jim carroll has been significant for us. we thank you for that. that is also for you signing the reauthorization with the opera i'd -- opioid pact you signed. theyone is familiar with 72,000 who died of drug overdoses. sometimes the general public doesn't understand the magnitude of what that really percent spirit there was a rodeo we had in houston this weekend. the announcer said, there are 72000 and attendance. i looked around the stadium and talk about a whole new person back. take a look the next time you are in a major sporting event. >> good way of explaining it. a stadium full of people. lacks now is -- >> now is not the time for business as usual. it is a time to develop and implement new strategies to address drug addition issues. the fact that we cannot arrest our way out of this is well recognized. law enforcement is a part of the solution and the emerging partnership between public health and public safety has never been more. drug free communities is a workct platform to alongside treatment and prevention partners. as a point of refe

jason carroll, cnn, new york. >>> and don't forget to join cnn tomorrow night, for the next installmentnew four-part cnn original series, tricky dick, that explores richard nixon's rise, fall and incredible comeback and political destruction, featuring never before seen footage. that's tomorrow night. 9:00. >>> hello again everyone. thanks for being with me, from the nation's capital, i'm fredricka whitfield. we start with breaking news. sources are now telling cnn u.s. attorney general william barr will not release the principal conclusions of robert mueller's russia report to congress today. barr said that release could come as early as this weekend. right now, he is still reviewing the report, and deciding what parts to release to congress, and to the public. >>> next hour, house democrats will hold what they are calling an emergency caucus conference call, to discuss the latest developments. right now, president trump is golfing in west palm beach, florida, he is spending the weekend at mar-a-lago, surrounded by top staffers, key members of his legal team, family members, so far the

and we're back with john carroll president of the us q about trade and economic council john do you see trump's logic behind his moves towards cuba because it was a big breakthrough during obama era the relations between the united states and cuba were finally starting to normalize i mean even people our heroes like lou that's great why do you think he has reversed that why seeing. everything that obama especially. the trauma station has of this world reaction when the president does basically whatever his predecessors did in office he looks to undo and whatever they didn't do he looks to do in the case of cuba. there's shared blame here the obama administration and the castro ministrations did do quite a bit but they also didn't do much of the hard stuff and primarily the reason that neither of them did the hard thing was because they both expected an election outcome in two thousand and sixteen and it didn't happen the way they expected the cubans were basically going along and slow walking because they figured mrs clinton would win during the transition then they could deal with the

. >> reporter: chad wegener and john carroll bought this 40 acre property 15 years ago. now it's a sanctuary for endangered goats, their livelihood. so when theifa floodwaters, they rushed in to save the animals. >> the water came in. the water came in so quick. excuse me. >> reporter: the damage to agriculture in nebraska this week estimated to be nearly a billion dollars. the latest blow to many farmers. bankruptcies in the region rising by 19% last year. from the trade war and international competition over agricultural products, to extreme weather, farmers are struggling to survive. >> as people put blood, sweat and tears day after day after day for livestock and their crops, to put food or whatever on the tables of people around the country. >> reporter: the forecast for so many farmers is uncertain. do you think you can afford to destation?cause of the >> we don't know. we don't know. >> reporter: kathy park, nbc news, omaha, nebraska. >>> let's take you to washington now and the growing war of words between the president and the husband of kellyanne conway, an unu

pushing for his removal as washington able to achieve political goals in latin america well ask john carroll its president of u.s. trade and economic council. states exclusively with washington imposing trade deals. of the region's countries with the continuing pressure on. the protestors in venezuela what. will the u.s. decisions help bring about any kind of peaceful resolution to america's problems. of a complex troubled region. john kerry president of u.s. trade and economic council welcome to my show it's great to have you with us so well let's talk about but allow me to start with that because it's such a hot topic right now in the news. from one side we have the u.s. government that is supporting the opposition leader as the legitimate leader putting in sanctions on the other hand the doors government is still somehow holding on or what do you think will happen at this point because america is so involved in this crisis in the crisis is no nowhere close to be resolved do you think it will actually have to intervene directly in. at some point venezuela has become a contagion in the amer

chief, joanne white, for being here, as well as the director of emergency management, mary ellen carroll, thank you so much. some amazing women leaders in the city and county of san francisco. i'm just loving the crowd today. i am so excited. it is about time that we kick off women's history month with a woman mayor, isn't it? [applause] >> and oftentimes when you talk about women and you talk about incredible women, it's usually names that most of us recognize as important figures, like kamala harris, who is running for president, and nancy pelosi, who is the speaker of the house, and amazing woman, and all of these incredible women from san francisco and all over the country. today i chose to honor a number of women who are also heros, who are heros in this city, who are heros in their respective communities, and they are doing things that are absolutely amazing, not because they're looking for recognition but because they love and care about their community. and they have spent their entire lives serving other people for the purposes of making sure that their communities and their cit

david carroll has more details. the situation is still very much ongoing at this time it isn't over what we do know is that early after in the afternoon our time right in the middle of prayer time at the mosque the mosque in christchurch called my sheet our law a gunman burst into the small screen was traced and military military clothing with a mask and he opened fire with a semiautomatic weapon we think they'll get reloading and kept shooting shooting anyone he could see indiscriminately. the reports we have we don't know how many people were killed it's it's at least at least twenty maybe thirty there wasn't only in one mosque then there was another more in christchurch code the lynwood mosque and there was another attack there again it's still unclear how many people were killed in that mosque and this is still ongoing very much the police have got the whole city under lockdown nobody is allowed to leave their homes or go home the police commissioner the chief police officer in new zealand. mike bush warned peop

i'm staying with us this is all to international my colleague nick carroll will have the latest for you at the top of the. backs geysers financial survival. housing bubble all. oh you mean there's a downside to artificially low mortgage rates don't get carried away that's cause a report. join me every week on the alex salmond short and i'll be speaking to a guest of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you then. hello and welcome to cross for all things considered i'm peter lavelle traditionally in the foreign policy blog with the assistance of the legacy media define an immediate threat for a foreign military intervention or coup their aim has been to manufacture public support today it's different with virtually no public debate in his way where is the target of a forced regime change the problem is force regime change has a deplorable record. talking forced regime change i'm joined by my guest michael holmes live in washington he's a senior fellow at the brookings institution and in paris we have healed along he is a former foreign affairs minister of. current

talk a large scale geophysical program all four of the survey i wrote in these monuments to see what carroll choice potentially here and what we've discovered is that the landscape which through the more new bits. excavations have yielded evidence of sites that were used by cults as well as settlements and graves the concentration of neolithic structures on the island is extensive. this is the maze burial site. the standing stones of stenness form one of the oldest circular structures in britain. one hundred fifty meters away are the remains of the barn house settlement. the entrance to the narrow headland is guarded by a five point six metre high monolith called the watch stone. further along we find the nests of broad gar a major settlement that included houses a huge stone wall and even an eel i think version of a cathedral. archaeologists have discovered other neolithic structures that lie directly on the coast. of. this settlement include some small stone houses much of the excavation site has been covered to protect the masonry from the elements no visitors are allowed only nic card an

a beginning some chris carroll is exactly what the west indies needed in response they didn't get that was he was rude for just five runs. from there the west indies collapsed i'm chris jordan was england's darman with the ball he took four wickets for just six runs england were dismissed the west indies for just forty five the second lowest total in t twenty international history the win seems a series victory for them in the caribbean seville malick al-jazeera. wells have stayed on course to when the northern hamsters biggest international rugby title they beat scotland eighteen to eleven in the six nations championship it's well for straight when in the tournament i just the city looks set to go four points clear at the top of the english premier league city are taking on what for does that match is enter the second half is three in elder city second in the table liverpool play burnley on sunday. the united states women's football team have filed a lawsuit against their own federation it raining will the champions claim they have been the victims of gender discrimination the move co

thank you to the erica major, filling in for john carroll carol. and i would like to thank samuel and corwin at s.f.gov for staffing this meeting. do we have a motion to excuse supervisor peskin? >> thank you. ms. clerk, do you have any announcements. >> yes, please make sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices, and speaker cards and copies of any documents as part of the file should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the march 19th board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> chairman: thank you, misclerk. miss clerk. i want to announce we're going to be taking some of the items out of order to accommodate supervisor brown's schedule and other considerations. please call items four to 10 foreclosed session. >> items four through 10 are various ordinances organizing lawsuits against the city and county of san francisco. >> chairman: are there any members of the public who wish to testify on the items that will be heard enclosed session? seeing none, public testimony is now closed. do we have a

jason carroll, cnn, new york. >> much more straight ahead in the newsroom.the turning points. >>> megan har man is a natural on the slopes. >> i feel this huge sense of freedom when i'm on snow. >> reporter: it took a life changing accident to get her her n. 2009 her left leg was amputated from a motorcycle accident. >> i went through a bad depression for a year and a half. >> reporter: when her father learned about an adapted sports program at the national ability center in utah, megan began to see a new future for herself. >> i always wanted to try snowboarding. this is awesome. i want to do this. >> reporter: once on the snow board, megan carved a niche for herself. the 2014 paralympic games in sochi and now competes around the world. >> 10-15 years ago, if you told me i was going to be at the paralympics, i don't think i would have expected my life to turn out this way. >> reporter: when she's not shredding the slopes, she puts her love of speed to work, at her job working on rockets. >> i'm a rocket scientist. i love a challenge physically and mentally.

jason carroll, cnn new york. >> thank you very much. after everything that's happened over the past two years now that mueller finished his investigation, what will happen next? ♪ ♪ t-mobile will do the math for you. right now, when you join t-mobile, you get two lines of unlimited with two of the latest phones included for just one hundred bucks a month. it's a deal so good, it will make everyone a fish lover. you get 100%, wild-caught alaska pollock breaded with panko bread crumbs and topped with tartar sauce. plus, hot and salty fries and a drink. for just $4.99! the $4.99 fish sandwich combo. it's a deal so good, it will make everyone a fish lover. you get 100%, wild-caught alaska pollock breaded with panko bread crumbs and topped with tartar sauce. plus, hot and salty fries and a drink. for just $4.99! the $4.99 fish sandwich combo. >>> mueller's investigation is done. and we may learn about his principal conclusions this weekend. laura coates is here. harry, it's dress down friday i see. >> yeah, in florida. spring training. >> go

again, i want to thank you for this honor, and i'm going to bring up director carroll from the department of emergency management. [applause] >> good afternoon, supervisors. thank you, supervisor stefani and fewer. i think it's important to take the time to thank these people that do this work and this response. i just want to echo what everyone said. i won't repeat, but this was a miracle in a lot of ways that no one was hurt. these -- this -- these -- this is an opportunity that we can look back on, and so i just want to assure you as we do in every incident, department of emergency management is taking the lead on our action. we're looking for ways to improve, and i'm always thankful we can take that time, especially when we didn't have any injuries or death does. so i also want to recognize department of emergency management. we don't wear fancy uniforms, but if everyone could standup, and in particular, the dispatchers. i know some of the dispatchers -- here they are. so i'm so proud of this group. i was actually on -- [applause] >> these folks have such an incredibly difficult job.

author robert carroll on his book "working, researching, interviewing, writing," that is next >> c-span'sshington journal" live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. monday morning, we discuss issue -- proposals to end washington gridlock. westhen author darrell discusses his book. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live monday morning, join the discussion. next, british prime minister theresa may takes questions from the members of the house of commons. and then a house meeting on murdered indigenous women across the u.s. at 11:00, another chance to see "u.n. day" with matthew hoh. the british house of commons held a series of votes this week concerning brexit. maye minister theresa discussed the status of brexit and other is used. this is 40 minutes. . order. questions to the prime minister. mr. john baron. >> number one, mr. speaker. >> the prime minister. [shouting] >> mr. speaker, i'm sure the whole house want to join me in expressing our

the items are precious for those that lost loved ones like with the case of this wedding photo with carroll dean who lost her husband when the tornado struck their home in beauregard. >> i wasn't working. he was here by himself. if i came home earlier, i would have been in the middle of it. if i could have been here, he would have gotten me to safety, he would have been here. >> here in the community of salem, a local high school coach organized an effort to salvage items from the home of a beauregard high school student that lost one family member in the storm and has another family member in the hospital amount go fight me sight for taylor thornton that died in the storm has raised nearly $35,000. family members say 10-year-old taylor loved horses and was sweet and innocent. the child storm victims also include the youngest victim, 6-year-old armando hernandez jr. better known as a.j. he was described as happy and outgoing. back to you. >> trace: what are we learning about the recovery efforts on the ground? >> yeah, we're here in salem. this morning we saw utility crews come in and quick

chief, joanne white, for being here, as well as the director of emergency management, mary ellen carroll, thank you so much. some amazing women leaders in the city and county of san francisco. i'm just li

author robert carroll on his book "working, researching, interviewing, writing," that is next sundayt 8:00 eastern on c-span. >> c-span's "washington journal" live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up monday morning, we will discuss proposals to end washington gridlock with the by powell -- bipartisan policy center's jason groom a. talk to author, darrell west about his book "divided politics, divided nation." join the discussion. tomorrow, kiersten nielsen on her priorities for me nine team. live coverage from george washington university begins at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> the british house of commons held a series of votes this week concerning brexit. during question time on wednesday, the prime minister discussed the status of brexit and other issues. this is 40 minutes. adequate. >> thank you. order. questions to the prime minister. mr. john baron. >> number one, mr. speaker. >> the prime minister. [shouting] >> mr. speaker, i'm sure the whole house want to join me in expressing our deepest shock and sadness at the news of the aggression ethiop

walk me through what do you do when you see eight r.v.s parked on carroll street and they've been parked there -- maybe not the same eight, but walk me through how that experience works. >> sorry. do you want to take that? yeah. so -- all right. i guess i'm taking it. so yeah, the r.v. issue is a challenging one, and -- but it is also -- although it was characterized before we are not working on it, with you absolutely are working on it in earnest since october or november. we've deployed or encampment resolution team that are dealing with large tents to start dealing with people in vehicles. we are going to areas based on our eyeball tests or e-mails from constituents or some of you. we are going to those vehicles and talking to the people and finding out what their needs are. if we find families, they are immediately offered shelter. if we see people that are medically compromised, and we have, we contact d. ph, and they have literally taken people from their r.v.s to san francisco general to get care. we have helped people. we ran into a family that was trying to get out of town, and

notice we are seeing rain in parts of loudon, maybe upper y montgomery counto frederick and carroll counties as we move toward about, 1:00 p. we see showers up around the mason dixon line, but for the most part most of montgomery county stays drive, all of fairfax and prince george's county stay dry as well including article and alexandria as well. by 2:00 p.m. any showers are starting to wind down. your fridayvening is looking fantastic with mild temperatures in the forecast. i'm going to have more on temperatures com ag up 11:20 because for the weekend i'm tracking big changes. we're talking about windchills on sunday. >> oh, no. all right. thanks, amelia. >>> scary situation folding at dulles airport. seven people w rehed to the hospital after their flight made an emergency landing earlier this morning. officials tell us passengers bhoord a united airlines flight reported feeling sick afterss ly breathing jet fumes. the plane had taken off fro bwi. airport operations at dulles are not impacted by this incident. >>> also in northern virginia, a day-care worker now in custody accused of ina

jason carroll is here to break this down. so jason, what's the latest here?bout robert kraft's legal maneuvers? >> you've got a deal that's been offered. that deal that has been offered has not been accepted, and there is some reasons for that. it seems like a good deal will surface if you give me some community service, all these charges will go away, you'll pay some sort of a fine, but here's the catch. you've got to admit at the end of the day that you were guilty of what you're being charged with, and they don't want to do that for a whole host of reasons. it could open them up to legal challenges in the future, might leave them open to some repercussions from the nfl, and legal experts we talk to say despite the fact there were two videotapes out there showing him in compromised positions that they might be able to beat this. for a whole host of reasons, you've got that. when it comes to those tapes, obviously kraft and his legal deem, they don't want anyone to see these tapes. what they've done is filed a motion that basically says, look, we believe the

thank you to the erica major, filling in for john carroll carol. and i would like to thank samuel and corwin at s.f.gov for staffing this meeting. do we have a

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so the gang is back, saul, bob, carroll, eugene, carol, i'll start with you here.showed more of the public believed cohen than the president, 50 to 35, and we joke thad is a credibility problem. michael cohen was not the most credible person, thats amazing. >> and it helps the president's argument. >> but what does it help thousand? >> he is already a proven liar, everything he says is lies, he says if you're not paying really close attention to it it can sound like he didn't come and tell the truth. if you're michael cohen don't you go into this next testimony making sure every word you say is absolutely true and bullet proof. >> i can see why the white house sees a chance to knock cohen down, but this didn't help the president's story because the president's story is the attorneys are reaching out to cohen. >> they were talking to this guy. >> so the president could say well my lawyers did that. >> if you want a cloud of c confusion. he says i never sought a role in the administration when everyone else in the administration knew he wanted a role in the administr

upper montgomery, loudoun, frederick, carroll counties.ro and backd the i-81 corridor. we could see gusts up to 50le an hour. bond even ultimate side of the as 40ry, gusts as strong to 45 miles per hour. so we will likely see some wind damage especially from all the rain that fell yesterday, the ground is saturated, so spotty power outages are possible and again downed trees. here is the latest on the wd gusts. 20 to 30 miles per hour across the area. cooler thanit feel that 47 degrees that our temperature is currently at.n in additioo that, we still have a few flood warnings in effect including this flood warning forts p of fauquier and prince wilg yliam and fairf counties. this is until 4:00 p.m. i'm tracking these showers. more on the rain and winds 159s 11:20. >>> the city of frederick says that all of the heavy rain we got yesterday too much for its waste water treatment plant. it caused an overflow. the city says states departmen of environment and health have been notified. signs have been posted telling people to avoid the area for now. the city says that the dr