christie. they threw all his work out the window and actually became sort of a triumphant steve bannon/jared kushner anecdote from the trump campaign. that time right after they won when they fired chris christie and literally threw away, threw in the trash can, all the materials and all the planning that christie had done to plan for the transition of power and setting up the new administration. he'd been doing the work on the transition for six months. as soon as they got in there, they fired him and got rid of all of his work. oh, chris christie explicitly warned us against mike flynn being national security adviser. christie says he wouldn't let general flynn into the white house, let alone give him a job. well, neener, neener, we'll show that chris christie, we'll swear in mike flynn as national security adviser. yeah, what could possibly go wrong? and would christie, himself, get a top-tier job in the new trump administration? nope. no thanks. thanks for that early brave endorsement, thou

at christie's four hundred million dollars is the bread and the prius. so. how does the art market changed in recent years. yes indeed as everything we do is speeding up nowadays he's against developments that used to take place one after the other also with regard to art and the discourse on art now occur in parallel at the same time. draws public attention much faster and we now have global trends where once there were local or regional trends but this also offers artists greater exposure we get to see more art these days. buying contemporary art is considered riskier than buying old masters it's far from clear which modern artists will prove to be a good investment when anybody find them interesting a century from now well i wax be worth a fortune for nothing at all. about of collectors and curators are always keen to discover the next generation of interesting artists nowadays there are talent scouts who have an eye for such things that are well known curator find something exciting at a gallery and post it on instagram the whole world knows about it ins

christie? >> reporter:r: certainly, beto o'rourke had an enthusiastic crowd here in san francisco. people excited to finally hear him speak in person but many did tell us that ultimately they're still trying to figure out who their candidate choice will be. but people lined up very early this morning here in san francisco. some with beto 2020 shirts on. others just looking for a democratic candidate to choose. o'rourke was late arriving in san francisco but quickly shared lives of his life in texas and touched on immigration, gun violence, climate change, voting rights and social and economic inequality. >> in this country right now we have a crisis in our economy that works too well for too few. and not well enough for too many. >> i'm definitely considering him but i haven't made up my mind. >> he joins a crowded group looking to win the nomination including most recently vice president joe biden but again some polls do show him lagging behind other big-name candidates. still quite a few peop

says christie made her the scapegoat in the bridgegate scandal. >> mr. christie, you are a bully and the days of you calling me a liar and destroying my life are over. >> bridget kelly was sentenced to 13 months in prison yesterday. prosecutors said kelly created traffic jams to punish a mayor who did not back christie. now, kristine johnson of wcbs sat down with kelly in an interview you'll only see on "cbs this morning." >> kelly's reduced sentence down to 18 months comes after a federal appeals court tossed out two of the nine charges against her and another christie aide last fall. now, she is telling us she was humiliated and wants governor christie held accountable. >> the truth will be heard and for the former governor, that truth will be inescapable. >> reporter: a defiant bridget kelly unleashed emotion at former new jersey governor chris christie following her resentencing hearing on wednesday. >> i would like governor christie to acknowledge that he -- by doing what he has done which is not telling the truth has destroyed my life. >> reporter:

and, speed skater elise christie speaks very honestly about suffering from depression.t the stadium was built for, these big european nights. i don't think even mauricio pochettino would have been expected to be playing in a champions league semifinal so soon after the opening of this stadium such has been their performances in this tournament so far. they are here in the last four of this competition. they have been the story of the competition so far but so too have their opponents ajax, having knocked outjuventus and the alma dead on their way. it's been a generation sense ajax have entered this far in europe, you have entered this far in europe, you have to go further back for totte n ha m. have to go further back for tottenham. this is 21st century football, all their messes and barnardos, spurs and ajax have broken the mould without breaking the bank. the team deserve a lot of praise, the manager, the players, they are doing a fantasticjob. no one believe that ajax can arrive to this final, the same for tottenham i think. but in the end, we are there because we've

>> well, good morning, victor and christi. the white house is making clear it plans to fight back aggressively from this request from the house ways and means committee for the tax returns. they don't want to set a precedent of sitting commander in chief of having to turn over their tax filings from congress. and in the letter to the treasury department general council on friday, his lawyers argued that there is no legitimate reason for house democrats to be asking for the president's filings. one of the president's attorneys said in a statement on friday that the request from democrats are not consistent with governing law do not advance any proper legislative are purpose and threaten to interfere with the normally audit. trump is claiming that the reason he cannot release his tax returns is because they're under audit. he's been saying this for years now. essentially the president's legal team is trying to reframe the argument. trying to not make this a tax issue, but whether democrats even have the authority to be making th

i said i think i'm rhonda christie or do you know rhonda patricia christie and then there was a longse. >> this is who she was talking to. his name is bob christie. >> i almost dropped the phone. she knew i'd hesitated and she said this is your daughter rhonda. and it was something that clicked in my mind that i reck -- the voice rang a bell. >> and he called to my mom, barbara, to pick up the phone. rhonda is on the phone. she picked up the phone and the first thing out of her mouth was shirley stoled you. >> pepper was shaking inside and out. >> i went into the most emotions i've ever had in my entire life, ever. >> the memories were true, or so it certainly seemed. she got on a plane for ohio. they were all, of course, 37 years older and in a way strangers now. but here they were. all the images she had clung to in fantasy, dreamed about for those 37 long years. >> and there you are in your bath. >> all those rolls, too. >> chubby little baby. >> and happy. >> and look at you just learning to walk. and smiling the whole way. you had a good life, honey. >> i know. >> so it was happ

has been great explainer thank you christi thank you. time for a quick break but hang in here because when we return on we are slow or slow on your joins us to talk more about this the future instability of cryptocurrency and as we go to break sure the numbers at the closing bell. i. when i was told some seemed wrong. but old clothes just don't hold. the world yet to shape out just to come out again and again tread because of the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. my body told me that i belong with the boy but my thoughts my mind with that i belong with the girls. as dental surgery starts to be of any particular. form of what. doctor. i was born a male had a sex change when i was thirty years old. i've now been living as a woman for twenty eight years and i fully regret this. problem should have gone away from it by now but they hadn't so these surgeries are nothing more than plastic surgery i've had several female to male friends and you look at in these disco oh god you paid for that i

attorney was chris christie saw an opportunity because he was known to be the chief very close to jim, the incoming governor and i think chris christie knew if he investigated charles that would lead to jim and it did because charles kushner had gone with him to israel in 2000 and he had been there when he met the young israeli that would have a clandestine affair and charlie kushner he was the one who would put this guy on his payroll to be his bodyguard, but while they were looking at all these avenues can he's also gathering information about his personal life and it wasn't where he had positioned himself at the pinnacle of this very strict orthodox jewish communi community. so, chris christie had an awful lot of leverage over him because he had information that he could add and he would have found it tremendously embarrassing and that is why he kind of snapped and orchestrates in awful stain and his sister is cooperating with the fed. he then sends it to his sister and i think once you understand the leverage this also begins in a way to make more sense and then of course the stin

kara. >> that's right, christi.he democrats are saying as we heard from madeleine dean there, a member of the house judiciary committee, they need the report and all of the fact behind it as part of their fact-finding mission to determine whether they believe the president obstructed justice. all part of this impeachment process. we heard there is a split among the democrats. the tone at the top is one of caution. nancy pelosi has really tried to put the brakes on members getting too far ahead of this impeachment issue because of the potential ramifications it could have down the road for the election. the democrats are saying they'r government. they have an absolute right to do this fact-finding mission. the department of justice is saying they do not intend to give them a full report. that could put them in a court battle. and it stems in a large part from a lot of mistrust that democrats have with attorney general bill barr. they viewed that his presentation of the mueller report was mischaracterized. and they wa

nbc bay area's christie smith joins us live in san francisco with more on that. christie? >> reporter: the bridge district says they put up the signs to warn people what we hear so much around san francisco, and that is don't leave items in your car, your car can get broken into and they're seeing more of that around here. some people saw more to it. what you see there, that is the new sign. the golden gate bridge is a must-see for tourists and lately for thieves, too. car break-ins are on the rise in parking lots near the bridge but signs posted reminding drivers not to leave out valuables raised a few eyebrows. >> we heard a few comments that the signs appeared to be racial because they indicated a black stick figure on a white background. >> reporter: bridge district spokesperson says the handful of complaints noted the image on the sign may be perceived as a person of color, as a robber in prison clothes. today tourists we spoke with have their doubts. >> there are several, no basis in reality at all. i don't get it. but then i don't know. it doesn't matter to me. the

brad: tell us more about your partnership with christie's.ent company is an investor, and yet, that is an auction business. how do they avoid disrupting themselves by listing, i would imagine, a selection of their merchandise on 1stdibs? >> it is a pretty complementary fit. first it is the largest digital marketplace for luxury design. one way to think about christie's is it is the long -- largest off-line or analog marketplace for luxury design. this collaboration is the marketing of a collection curated by christie's through a 1stdibsion of both the website and our new gallery in new york city. brad: let me ask about that gallery. i'm fascinated by these e-commerce firms that are going omni-channel and opening bricks and mortar locations. you guys were one of the first to do it. how are these complementary to the business? which forsell design, many buyers, it is important to touch and feel and see in person. although the show room is big, 35,000 square feet, as i mentioned, it actually represents less than 1% of the product in our marketpl

nbc bay area's christie smith joins us live with a look at that huge crowd that turned out to see him. >> reporter: that's right, and s ory after story of how people are being affected by thethe current administration and how he would do it differently. he found a friendly crowd here in san francisco, but many people told us they were still deciding. >> san francisco! how are we doing?

team gb speed skater, elise christie, has opened up about her struggle with mental health in the hope to talk more openly about the subject. in an instagram post earlier this month, christie revealed that she suffered with depression and anxiety for two years, but is now feeling like herself again. she spoke to our reporter david mcdaid. she's an applet we see and experience the joy of becoming a champion, as well as despair of olympic heartbreak. through it all, what has been unseen until this social media post has been her struggle with anxiety and depression. the reason behind that post a motivation for it was the fa ct post a motivation for it was the fact that there's so much athletes who are going through and normal humans who are day today people going through the same thing and i wa nted going through the same thing and i wanted to show that first it's ok. it's ok to feel like that and it's fine to be a medication but also there are points where i felt it was never going to get off of them are feel better and here i am, ifeel like myself. for 28-year-old says anxiety that bega

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christie, you are a bully and the days of you calling me a liar and destroying my life are over.uttal from anyone to say out of one side of his mouth to say i was a low level staffer a woman only good enough to plan menus and invite people to events and then say i was somehow powerful to shut down the george washington bridge. the fact of his mouth i am somehow powerful to shut down the george washington bridge. the fact that i am here only proves that justice is not blind. it has favorites, it misses the mark, it misses the truth and it picks winners and losers that are sometimes beyond anyone's control. >> so kelly is due to report to prison in july but she is appealing her conviction to the u.s. supreme court. and after -- under a bill passed yesterday, florida rights can have rights restored if they pay restitution as well as any applicable court fees and fines with interest first. florida's amendment was considered a left-hand mark civ -- landmark measure. it was argued financial requirements should be included. the measure could prevent hundreds of thousands of voting as fl

we'll jump into the big topics with from "the wall street journal" john bussey and ron christie and we're joined by democratic strategist danielle mcglocklin. welcome all three.

christie smith joins us live from sausalito where she spoke to parents and school leaders, and they acknowledge that there is an issue at the school. >> reporter: that's right. the interim superintendent says if you look at the numbers on paper, it does appear to be a racially seg ra fwatsed sool, and there are many factors that go into this. at the same time, it's being compared to a nearby charter school with a much different racial makeup. the question now, how to address >> i've seen the good and the bad, and they definy need ur kids at bay side mlk academy in marin city. she appreciates what theofrs bur oldest child excel. >> i'm worried about if he's going to be ready for a different school. remember h . >> reporter: her concerns come just days after accusations of

nbc bay area's christie smith joins us live with a look at that huge crowd that turned out to see him. >> reporter: that's right, and s ory after story of how people are being affected by thethe current administration and how he would do it differently. he found a friendly crowd here in san francisco, but many people told us they were still deciding. >> san francisco! how are we doing? >> reporter: presidential candidate beto o'rourke received a warm response at the irish cultural center in san francisco. >> in this country right now, we have a crisis in our economy that works too well for too few. and not well enough for too many. >> reporter: he talked about social and economic inequality, immigration, climate change, gun violence, and voting rights. >> we need a new voting rights act so that every single person's vote counts in this country. we need same-day voter

in twenty thirty the owner of christie's full swap you know himself sent emissaries to directly negotiate the purchase of the bronzes with. where's your beer quickly because he oh near cared for therapy know this it had to be up or here or there could be due she says his for credit issuers. officially from swapping no returned the heads to beijing out of friendship for the people of china but that wasn't all a few weeks after the return of the bronzes in the presence of the french businessman the chinese government finally gave christie's permission to operate in the country an exchange as described it. the much publicized case of the summer palace bronzes is far from unique more and more pillaged countries are demanding the return of their cultural assets the trophies of the renowned museums of the western world. pillaged countries have a legal tool to negotiate for the return of their stolen treasures the nine hundred seventy unesco convention signed in june the era of de colonization imposes on all nations to return objects obtained illegally. in recent years the pressure on renowned m

outside of the courthouse she lashed out at christi who wasn't charged and denied gdoing.use someone has the title of governor doesn't give them the right to mislead others. it's dishonorable, and it only shows that person for the coward he is. >> the prosecutor said the plot involved traffic jams to pun, a mayor who wouldn't back chris ty's re-election. >>> still to come, lego is releasing a new product. how its new bricks will help blind and visually impaired kids learn braille. reply all look. own your look with fewer lines. there's only one botox® cosmetic. it's the only one fda approved to temporarily make frown lines, crow's feet and forehead lines look better. the effects of botox® cosmetic may spread hours to weeks after injection, causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness may be a sign of a life-threatening condition. do not receive botox® cosmetic if you have a skin infection. eyebrow, eyelid drooping and eyelid swelling. tell your doctor about your medical history, muscl

live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. >>> a week after hundreds were killed in sri lanka, a battle erupts of security forces and suspected militants. a shootout ended in more death. authorities say militants set off explosives in a raid killing 15 people including 6 children. that raid targeted extremists linked to the bombings last sunday that killed more than 250 people. as a precaution, catholic leaders canceled services in sri lanka indefinitely. the healing continues here in the bay area. the annual sri lankan new year was a remembrance to honor the victims a week ago. for many, a chance to come together and heal. >> when w news that these things are happening, our hearts are broken. and i think we need to stand tall, come together and work with each other.

and christie who remember happen tuesday be a former u.s. attorney did not want to put comey in the position of having to receive such a phone call. the president was also attacking mueller's team again today writing, quote, isn't it amazing that the people who were closest to me by far and knew the campaign better than anyone were never even called to testify before mueller. the reason is that the 18 angry democrats knew they would say -- they would all say no collusion and only very good things. but the associated press reports tonight that plenty of people close to the president interviewed with mueller including two white house chiefs of star, reince preibus, sarah huckabee sanders, former strategist steve bannon and political reporter kyle cheney points to this section of the report to that june 2016 trump tower meeting. quote, the office of the special counsel spoke to every participant except veselnitskaya and trump, jr. interesting. meanwhile the president is getting air support from his friend and personal attorney rudy giuliani who

reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> is christie, thanks very much. >>> we're following breaking news out of san jose. a deadly crash on 280 and it's backing up the evening commute. a motorcyclist crashed into a big rig on southbound 280 near race street. again, in san jose. three lanes currently closed. there's no estimated time when they're going to be re-opening. happened about 3:15 this afternoon. again, the motorcyclist is dead. no word on what led up to the crash. >>> more than two months after a man attacked a restaurant employee with a wine bottle, san francisco police continue to look for that man. we have these new surveillance photos of the person police are looking for. now in february, police say the man got into an altercation with the staff at a restaurant on market street. he briefly left but then returned. police say he then walked up to a person at the front counter who had nothing to do with the confrontation and whacked the employee across the head with a wine bottle causing very traumatic injuries. the man then ran off. he hasn't

i sent copies of i christie -- chris christie -- to romney, somef the republicans i expected to run.i post-it-noted certain pages. once trump came along, he saw me on the jorge ramos show, which was two weeks before the book came out. and i'm on my wato the airport to fly up to new york and launch the book, and i got an e-mail nom his people asking for advance copy of the book. and then, he came out with a sowhat more, um... um, boisterous version of the book with the "mexican rapists"p k. >> let me help you by showing it. okay. so, just a few weeks ter, there's this famous moment. president trump comes down the golden escalator, and he announces he's gng to run. let's listen. >> when mexico sends its people, they're sending people that have lots of problems, and they're bringing those problems with us. they're bringingrugs. they're bringing crime. they're rapists. odand some, i assume, are people. >> so, what are you thinking when you hear that? >> i thought, "wow! i don't think i would've put itf that way, bue doesn't back down, that's pretty good." it was two days later i was onho

we're so glad to have you here of the i'm christi paul. >> and i'm victor blackwell. you are in the cnn "newsroom." >> democrats are taking a new route to try and get president trump's taxes. >> richard neal has given an ultimate to the commissioner of the irs. let's go to congressional reporter lauren fox who joins us now to break this story. what are you learning? >> reporter: we're learning that this committee chairman richard neal from ways and means he's doubling down on his request for six years of the president's personal and business tax returns. now what we know is that this is expected to go to court. we expect this to be a drawn out fight, but this is yet another letter from chairman neal basically saying you have until april 23rd to get back to me on whether or not you'll turn over the president's tax returns and in the letter, richard neal says and i quote, i expect a reply from the irs by 5:00 p.m. on april 23rd, 2u9d. please let me know if you fail to -- please know that, quote, if you fail to comply your failure will be interpreted as a denial of my re

has been great explainer thank you christi thank you. for a quick break but hang in here because when we return on we are slow or slow on your joins us to talk more about this the future instability of cryptocurrency and as we go to break sure the numbers at the closing bell. i. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy even for him to let it be an arms race off and spearing dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical of time time to sit down and talk. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. more so more want to. have to go on to be press was like that before three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters about how. bush should. kind of financial survival john that it was all about money laundering first to visit this question just a different thing. oh good this is a good start well we have our three banks all set up

and christie goes down before they reach the very first corner!t the disappointment of coming home empty—handed, as well as the breakup of her relationship, took her to her lowest ebb. at my lowest moments, i was self—harming, but not badly, but i was still doing it because i did not know how to cope without it, i did not know how to get rid of the feelings i was having without doing it, and i would never have shared that and i would not have wanted anyone to know that, and that is the point, is you can get to these points and you can get right out of it, because i have. from those lows, elise is now well again, and she hopes that by sharing her story, she can inspire strenth in others, too. david mcdaid, bbc news, nottingham. and if you've been affected by any of the issues in that report, there are a number of organisations and websites that can offer advice and support. you can find them listed on the bbc‘s actionline website at bbc.co.uk/actionline. he's been a household name in britain for nearly a0 years — and been part of some of the most m

has been great explainer thank you christi thank you. for a quick break but hang in here because when we return on we are slow or slow on your joins us to talk more about this the future and stability of cryptocurrency and as we go to break sure the numbers at the closing bell. when lawmakers manufacture consent instead of public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. from the financial merry go round the liberals only the one percent a. growing or middle of the room signal. to leave the room very relieved is really the is. what politicians do something good. to put themselves on the law and. they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. more somehow want to be preached. to the right to be cross as a white woman for the three of them or can't be good i'm interested always in the water using the caller's. question. when i was so small seemed wrong when all were all just all. the old yet to say proud disdain for becoming educated and in gains from it because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apar

as well as the opioid strategy, as well as the chris christie commission. so all of those documents -- everything that had been collected, all of the input, was boiled down and distilled into the report that was issued in january. >> so you're saying you use that as a resource or backdrop. >> yes, ma'am. ma'am, may i mention one thing about hida? just -- if you don't mind. >> quickly. >> i just want to mention also, because i do believe that it's a very bipartisan issue. >> okay. >> the hida -- i just wanted to mention, in addition to joining the law enforcement work, as you know, we have several in your district of the drug-free communities. the boards of the hidas, the law enforcement side, also sit with the prevention -- the boards of our drug-free communities. so they can provide that overlap in one group of both law enforcement and prevention together in one community. sorry. >> go ahead. >> okay. >> i gave him a little leeway over here. >> direct carroll, will you provide a list of stakeholders that were part of the 23-page strategy? >> yes, ma'am. >>

good morning. >> good morning, victor and christy. the white house says they plan to fight tooth and nail against the request for six years worth of president trump's tax returns. trump's legal team has hired a law firm to represent the president in this matter. that firm, already representing the president in a separate case. in a letter pushing back on the request friday, president trump's attorneys on the tax matter argued this was an abuse of oversight responsibility from the ways and means committee. the lawyers wrote, in part, the requests are not consistent with governing law and do not legislate a purpose. in that letter, they argue this represents basically partisan harassment from democrats in congress. congressional republicans are pushing back on the activity of democrats arguing this is just partisan. they are doing this for political purposes, there is no real reason they would need the president's tax returns. of course trump's legal team has been preparing for it, making an argument on privacy concerns president trump

reporting live in sausalito, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, christie. it was anything but a normal day at good samaritan hospital in san jose. a man walked into the emergency room with a pellet gun and demanded treatment. a quick-acting male nurse tackled the man and held him until police arrested him. we spoke to one woman who didn't want to be identified. she was visiting her brother at the hospital when chaos erupted. >> someone said he has a gun, you know. and one of the guys that works with them, but just go, go. and so they all just took off and exited left and i was just thinking, oh, my god, what if this guy comes back, you know. >> reporter: the emergency room is now back to normal operations. >>> an uncomprehensible killing ots of milpitas today. a 70-year-old grandmother accused of killing her 3-yeld gr of the suspect and victim began gathering this evening but had no comment on the death or the arrest. police believe the 70-year-old strangled the 3-year-old on monday. the grandmother was arrested last night and booked into jail on homicide c

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>>reporter: he has only been in corpus christi a couple of years. transferred in 2016 from st. john. baptist in san lorenzo. that's where police say the priest sexually abused a child dozens of times for about a year and a half. a former priest, who now works for survivor network of those abused by priests, or s.n.a.p. >> i saw the anguish in the faces of parishioners as they left church this morning. just totally devastated. how do we talk to our children. >> reporter: tom stier says he doesn't believe they have been honest with families and they won't full willy heal until they know the truth about every abuser. >> they can't trust the bishop because he says it's all in the past. since 18987, there's been no credible accusations. we now know of three. >>> 4:38. a local man accused of trying to have sex with children. he is not under arrest here. he is in a colombian jail. police confronted thomas reno at the airport over the weekend. investigators say this was his seventh trip to colombia the last two years. he was there to pay young girls to have

he was recently transferred to the corpus christi catholic church in fremont. alameda county sheriff's detectives say they do not believe the catholic diocese knew about the abuse allegations. parishioners here in san lorenzo say this type of abuse is not shocking anymore.>> very sadly it's like oh, another one. >> every church almost i think that could happen. but it's one person, and it's good that they right away told everybody. >> reporter: the people we talked with who attended the 2 pm mass set a member of the church read a statement at the end of the service announcing hector david mendoza-vela had been arrested and asked any other potential victims to contact police. the bishop of oakland released a statement saying: well we don't have all the details, the alleged behavior is in clear violation of the diocese code of conduct and the charter for the protection of children and young people. i ask you to join with me and prayers for all involved in this situation, but most especially, anyone who has been harmed. investigators say so far, only one victim, t

i'm christi pauls. >> i'm victor blackwell. you're in the cnn "newsroom." breaking news right now out of paris. antigovernment protesters have been setting fire in the streets. you see it on the left of your screen and police have been using tear gas to try to separate the protesters, disburse the crowds. according to the paris prosecutors' office, there are 110 people in custody right now. more than 130 people have either been or are now being questioned. >> the government has been warning the so-called yellow vest protesters here that police will use, quote, all means necessary to stop demonstrations from getting out of control but you can see what they're dealing with this morning. more than 60,000 police have been deployed across france. cnn's melissa bell is there. we'll check in with her in just a little bit. >>> the mueller report is still on the president's mind as he spends the easter weekend in mar-a-lago. he tweeted this morning that the mueller report was written as nastily as possible. he also called mueller conflicted, but the president did no

governor christie warned us that this crisis -- these are his words. "is the greatest and broadest public health epidemic of our lifetime." we're -- to rise above the partisanship that we have in our country today end of quote. that is just what our committee has done. last year, we wrote bipartisan legislation to reauthorize the office of national drug control policy. we strengthened existing authorities and increased funding to help expand treatment and addressee merging threats. that would have not been possible without a key compromise that were brokered by congressman meadows and congressman connolly. in preparation for today's hearing, ranking member jordan and his staff were extremely instrumental in bringing it together so that we could have an effective and efficient hearing with all of our witnesses on one panel. mr. ranking member, i thank you. i really mean that. and i thank your staff. because you all worked very hard to make that happen. in fact, our two states, maryland and iowa are among the hardest -- ohio are among the hardest hit. oh

in twenty thirty the owner of christie's full swap you know himself sent emissaries to directly negotiate the purchase of the bronzes with. was a good point we could see over near. from france where pino asked this it to be our party or there could be too she says his for credit issuers. officially from swapping no returned the heads to beijing out of friendship for the people of china but that wasn't all a few weeks after the return of the bronzes in the presence of the french businessman the chinese government finally gave christie's permission to operate in the country and exchange as described it. the much publicized case of the summer palace bronzes is far from unique more and more pillage countries are demanding the return of their cultural assets the trophies of the renowned museums of the western world. pillaged countries have a legal tool to negotiate for the return of their stolen treasures the nine hundred seventy unesco convention signed in june the era of de colonization imposes on all nations to return objects obtained illegally. in recent years the pressure on renowned muse

christie, weigh in on that before we wrap this up.t way in a primary sometimes helps but to ford's point, general election you have a lot more moderates looking at this. maybe they want a more centrist candidate. maybe that candidate is still joe biden? >> truth is right now joe biden seems to be okay paying the lane, he may be only one who is occupying this lane sort of republican friend's favorite democrat, right? sort of lane john kasich is occupied during the 2016 campaign. so what that means is that he going to get the benefit of the doubt on things whether or not he is market friendly. i don't actually know if he is market friendly than kamala harris or -- >> he is absolutely more market friendly than kamala harris. come on. connell: your republican friend ford. and joe biden. >> precisely my point. connell: actually well-said. that is very funny. thank you, guys. good to see you, christie, thank you. >> thank you, connell. connell: thank you very much. ari fleischer, former white house press secretary will be on later this hour

. >> he had been working at corpus christi church in free hospital, but the alleged abuse happened at st. john's catholic church in san lorenzo. katie nielsen is there now. katie? >> reporter: kristin, detectives say that the 42-year- old priest originally from el salvador met the victim here while he was working as a priest. they say the victim is a 14 or 15-year-old boy. he was familiar with this type of abuse and they worry there could be others. >> this is a flyer we gave to parents. >> reporter: joey with snap, the survivors network of those abused by priests handed out information to people at corpus christi church in fremont today saying it's important they know about against david mendoza-vela. >> usually child

christie smith joins us live where nick bosa was introduced today. he faced some non-football questions. >> reporter: nick bosa was here with his family. he said he was sorry if he hurt anyone, but also believed that being here in the bay area, he was in a good place to grow as he answered more questions about his past social media use. >> the san francisco 49ers select nick bosa. >> reporter: for the number two overall pick from ohio state, it has been a whirl wind 24 hours and much of it has focussed not on his play, but his social media history. >> i'm sorry if i hurt anybody. i definitely didn't intend for that to be the case. >> reporter: he said he made some insensitive decisions in his life. in the past he liked instagram posts that included racist and homophobic language. in 2016 he also described former quarterback colin kaepernick as a clown. he calls that a bad decision. >> i respect what he has done. if it empowers anybody then he is doing a good thing. i apologize for that. >> reporter: he admits in the months leading up to the draft his