. >> hi, and christopher white. i'm program director at the san francisco bicycle coalition and we are one of the partners in the safe routes to school partnership, doing primarily education and outreach and encouragement. i just want to thank the commissioners for their continued support of this really important program that has an impact on the entire city. this past spring, with the bike and roll to school week, we had over 100 schools across the city , in every district, participating. i know that many of the commissioners here attended some of those events. hopefully you were able to see what kind of an impact this program really has on people who are going to be the next generation of users of this transportation. thank you for your continued support of this program. >> thank you. are there any other members of the public would like to speak? seeing then, public comment is closed. commissioners, thank you for your questions and thank you for that update. mr. clark, please read item 16. >> update on the san fra

white house. the story about christopher spencer? he wanted to sell repeating army in 1863. he goes and makes an appointment with lincoln and he comes into the white house carrying a rifle to show it to the president. ha ha! yes? i thinkember reading -- it was leale, in 1909, he lincoln had -- you know, he had like an incredible physique, a man much younger. i think compared to michelangelo's moses, he was muscular. i was wondering, we talk about all these things that might have life, yet he seemed to have extraordinarily strong -- >> well, yeah. that's true. and, of course, all this is speculation. know.never but physicians like to do these parlor game things where they speculate what conditions people might have had. that as awe know young man, lincoln was a outstandingally an wrestler. of course, the rail splitter thing and everything. he was extremely strong as a man. >> doctor, do you have a favorite book at the assassination, one you think is particularly good? >> i happen to be friends with ed steers. ha!a >> so -- ha ha! read's -- if you want to about the pursuit of b

white house. you know the story about christopher spencer. sell rifles to the army. goes and makes ant appointment with lincoln and comes into the white house carrying a rifle to show to the president. yes. >> i remember reading leale, and his letter in 1909. he mentioned that lincoln had an incredible physique of a man much younger. i think he compared him to michelangelo's moses. saying he was like that, muscular. i was wondering, we are always talking about all of these things that might have shortened his life, but he seemed to have an extraordinarily strong one. dr. willen: that is true, and all of this is speculation. we will never know. physicians like to do these kind of parlor game things where they speculate what conditions people might have had. certainly, we know that as a young man, lincoln was a wrestler, really an outstanding wrestler. and the rail splitter thing and everything. he was extremely strong as a young man. >> let me ask do you have a , favorite book about the assassination, one you think it is well written? dr. willen: i happen to be friends

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. >> christopher, there is the time phenomenon of growing white nationalism and far right -- we haveoritarian authoritarian. it's happening everywhere. we're the only country where it's married to consistent mass shootings with a consistently similar perpetrator domestic terrorism like this is only happening here. that is notable as somebody -- >> it's notable, because the fire power that's available to people is so much greater here than any place else. sure, it can have examples of people who identified with al qaeda or isis carrying out violence here in the united states, and certainly in europe. we shouldn't dilute ourselves with the fact that there's no guns in europe. there are, but there aren't guns everywhere in europe. the delusion here is by people carrying more guns, they defend themselves better. but every mass shootings, we don't see the good guys with guns triumphing. we see the police doing their jobs but not good guys with guns who happen to have open carry guns on their hips. >> the first person shot in this texas shooting was a cop. the cop was the first to get shot

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christopher wray came before the homeland security committee. when i was there, i asked him who made the decision about the scope of that fbi investigation after we learned about dr. ford? the white house did. so the invisible/not so invisible hand of the white house was basically orchestrating, choreographing, curating, what the judiciary committee would learn about this nominee to serve for a lifetime on the highest court in our land, a court that is supposed to do the work of justice, a court where inscribed in the marble that houses it, we say equal justice under law. it was a sham. and when we talk about expecting that people will have a sense of respect for the system of justice, we have to recognize that the process by which he was confirmed has created a crisis of confidence in that court. and, you know, and so, yes, i've called for impeachment. there -- i believe that is the clearest way for us to get an investigation of these allegations and we should open an investigation of these allegations, and i know some have said, well, it's probably going to go nowhere because it will come over to the senate if the house returns articles of impeachment and then it will go nowher

white house. challenging bolton's image as to what the president called a tough guy. and joining me now in new york, from, instead of from in front of the champ elysees, christopher dickeyworld news editor with the daily beast and editor, thanks for joining me in person. and there were shared points of view and now why he is going out of his way to discredit the tough guy image. >> two things. he didn't want anybody to look tougher than him and another thing to understand about trump's foreign policy. he doesn't want to deploy troops. he doesn't want to send americans abroad. he wants to bring them back. those who are already in iraq or syria or certainly afghanistan. so his big weapon is the dollar. he thinks that sanctions, tariffs, these kinds of weapons, if you will, using american's financial and economic power, will cause iran, north korea, other countries, eventually to bend to his will. bolton is really a war monger. he really wants to use troops or certainly seems to, and you hear that sleight in that remark by trump where he is so tough he got us into iraq. we know that trump thinks iraq was a really bad idea and i think a lot of americans agree with him about

director christopher rae stated this is not just an election cycle threat. it is pretty much a 365 day year threat. despite that, the white house has done nothing. joins the senate in sitting on its hands in the fight to defend our democracy. it's a real travesty and i hope this hearing we can begin to turn the tide. unfortunately, my home state of arizona, voter registration database was one of russia's targets. their attack was not successful, but it shows the heightened importance local officials must place on election security. you mention in your written testimony the importance of the integrity of voter registration. when it comes to the use of evil books for voter registration rosters and on-demand printers, do you agree it is the best practice to use encrypted communications in all circumstances when data is transmitted or received. >> yes, i do. >> is there ever a circumstance where election officials should transmit or receive data on these devices in a non-encrypted manner. >> i cannot envision the circumstance such as that. >> you also mentioned that the steps the federal government and state government must t

bureau of investigation director christopher wray stated, this is not just an election cycle threat, it's pretty much a 365 day a year threat, unquote. despite that, the white house has done nothing. it joins the senate in sitting on its hands in the fight to defend our democracy. it's a real travesty and i hope this hearing and legislative efforts we can begin to turn the tide. unfortunately, my home state of arizona, its voter registration database one was one of russia's targets. their attack wasn't successful but it shows the heightened importance local officials must place on election security. you mentioned in your written testimony the importance of the integrity of voter registration databases and e-poll books. when it comes to the use of e-poll books for voter registration rosters and ballot on-demand printers, do you believe it is a best practice to use encrypted communications in all circumstances when data is transmitted or received? >> yes, i do. >> is there ever a circumstance where election officials should transmit or receive data on these devices in a nonencrypted manner? >> i cannot envision a circumstance such as that. >> thank you. >> yo

white house but then was arrested by the secret service monday on an outstanding warrant, not long before he was supposed to be honored by the president. you might remember him. his name was christopherg battles. i'm not a baseball player. one went this way. one went that way. >> the fraud deal he was arrested on is bad. what may be worse, is that authorities is disputing what you heard him say. that he say, it's an inaccurate account. el paso police say grant's version did not match what they've seen on surveillance video. they've described his actions as, quote, an act of self-preservation. nothing above that. i don't know exactly what that means. we'll probably learn more. i'm not sure what the warrant is about that led to his arrest. they're two separate matters. grant was shot twice inside the walmart where 22 people died. his story about being a hero, though, is now in question at the least. thank you for watching. the news, of course, continues here on cnn. the ceramides in cerave. they help restore my natural barrier, so i can lock in moisture. we've got to have each other's backs... cerave. now the #1 dermatologist recommended skincare brand. now, there's skyrizi. i have mod