watson coleman for five minutes of questions. mrs. watson coleman: thank you, mr. chairman. i'm certain you heard a little bit of my testimony -- my opening statement as it relates to what's happening with international travel and i'd like to pursue that. particularly with mr. mccormick and ms. howerton. visits pest inbound came the president's first two travel bans. there's also been a sharp decline in tourists coming from mexico, which may have speculated a direct consequence of the president's plan to build a wall along the southern border. i have a series of questions in support of this premise. first question is, what message do you believe the president's policies and rhetoric are sending to the international visitors, ms. howerton and mr. mccormick, if any? mr. mccormick: so last year when the second executive order was put out in march, we pulled a european membership and 38% of business travel professionals said their companies would be less willing to send business travelers to the u.s. 45% said they had eab less willing to plan future meetings and events in the u.

coleman made. all of you know that asthma, cancer, at one time, there is still problems because of all of the toxic throughout the air, the shipyard and all of that. but with man like that, making such a sacrifice. [bell ringing] i'm looking at the future population with the type of person like this, would be encouragement and inspiration to future generations. i definitely applaud you, for the last time i was here, how you voted in reference to this project. i want to thank you very, very much. i was willing to sit there a long time. >> [laughter] thank you and we appreciate it. thank you for your patience sitting through the previous items. does any other member of the public want to speak? hearing none, we'll close public comment. >> commissioner johns: well, as baffling as the last one was, this is the opposite end of the spectrum, this is what i would call meritorious beefy project. so i propose that we move it along on its road to be designated. >> secretary. >> great, a motion and second. >>

this is around coleman avenue and i've been watching the scene. i'm trying to figure out how this happened. we got a tweet early this morning from christopher that said the semi was going 65 miles per hour when it threat roadway and crossed over that barrier and then crashed basically into that median. we've not gotten word on condition of the driver. we do see heavy duty tow truck on the scene. to me it looks like he left that southbound side of the road, went over the barrier and hit basically that median that's off to the side. maybe a bit of the event. on-ramp is still blocked. no major delays and 880 the main line is looking okay. next traffic update coming up at 6:30. >> "good morning america" coming up at 7:00. >> we go live to new york city for a look at what's ahead. >> reporter: great to see you on a thursday morning. so good to be with all of you. coming up on "gma" we're continuing your coverage on that breaking news overnight. president trump greeting prisoners released from north korea with a hero's welcome. what he and vice presiden

watson-coleman. other members of the subcommittee are reminded that opening statements may be submitted for the record. we are pleased to have two panels of witnesses before us today. let me remind the witnesses that your entire written statement will appear in the record. on a first panel we are pleased to have mr. darby lajoie, the assistant administrator for tsa's security office operations, as his role of assistant administrator, he oversees regulatory compliance, cargo inspections and other specialized programs designed to secure transportation. previously mr. la joye served as a federal security director, of los angeles and was responsible for los angeles international airport. ontario international airport and palm springs international airport. with intermodal responsibilities throughout southern california and hawaii. he also served a as federal security director at john f. kennedy international airport in new york. before joining tsa, he served in in the u.s. army in various light infantry

coleman ramp to southbound 880 still fully closed.bound 680 through walnut creek still looking at pretty decent volumes. no major incidents so far this morning. starting today the bike path on the eastern span of the bay bridge will be open around the clock for the next week and a half. it's been closed from 9:00 at night to 6:00 in the morning. the aim of the test is to see what's needed to make 24 operation permanent. that's the idea since the bike path was added to the design. >>> let's check in with our our meteorologist. >>> ton of sunshine. make sure you have that sunscreen we talked about. a little bit breezy on that bike path at 3:00 through sunset. we got a wind advisory starting at 7:00 friday evening through 5:00 saturday morning. gusts up to 55 miles per hour as the winds blow from northeast to southwest. could down some trees, power lines, some debris could be flying around. does increase the fire danger, but things are still green enough that we don't have a high fire danger. from 4:00 things accelerate when we get up to

greg coleman subsequently recanted that testimony.t who now says -- he has passed away now, he overdosed. he said before he died that he shot himself up with heroin before he gave testimony to the state. i submit that the reason michael skakel was convicted, he was a dorky kennedy cousin. they were in belhaven. they thought they lived a privileged life. a fictional story, a book about it. murder in greenwich about it. the public hatred directed towards michael scaife who was such that i think the jury overlooked the fact that there was no forensic evidence, no eyewitnesses and other state's only witness is dead from an overdose having recanted. >> martha: who did it? >> people say that it could have been the older brother thomas or the tutor, but why not? because it was a gated community, doesn't mean some outsider could not have snuck in. i've done shows over the years that indicated that this guy, that guy was in the neighborhoo neighborhood. michael skakel, this guy was the ultimate defendant in the case, the night before he was in

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coleman. if donald trump doesn't like collusion -- sorry, if donald trump doesn't like treason, why did he run on it, basically, at that conference where all of the reporters remember, we were supposed to cover the dnc, and he came out at this press conference in florida and said come on, do it, hack into our system. he also in that press conference said that putin would be better than obama. again, undermining your own government. crazy when you go back and look back at the things he said. and mentioning wikileaks. so, you know, there's something there. he's doing it not just in secret, but sort of out in the open. >> it's interesting. i did a story actually for "wall street journal" on treason. the word is being used so frequently by both sides, and law professors when you talk to them will say treason specifically was so narrowly defined because the founding fathers didn't want to be used as a political weapon. you can't just throw the word treason around when it's like you said, one of the

with that i will recognize is is a watson coleman. >> the data shows that this sharp declines are for the international visit that came directly following the president's first to travel bans. there's also been a decline in the tourists coming from mexico which may have speculated the confidence of the president's plan to build a wall on the southern border. i have a series of questions in support of this premise, and the first question is what message did you believe the president's policy and rhetoric has for the visitors? >> last year when the second executive order was put out in march, we pulled a european membership and 38% of the business travel professionals said the companies would be left standing to thsending to the u.d they would be left willing to plaplan future meetings and eves in the u.s.. we were estimating last year the impact it would have on a $1.3 billion impact on the travel expenditures and related expenditures in the u.s.. the problem is when you are talking about the planned travel that is one to two years out. so we aren't even going to begin to see the impac

that is paul proust, 65 years old, charged with the murder of 85—year—old ms coleman.e —— found dead in her home. police have released that information tonight. now it is time for the film review. hello, and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode in his squeaky chair. what do we have this week? very interesting, we have on chesil beach, adapted from the ian mcewan novel. deadpool 2, satirical sequel. and the camera d'or prizewinner at cannes last year, jeune femme. beautifully pronounced. thank you, my french accent is terrible. the practice paid off. so, on chesil beach, an adaptation of ian mcewan‘s beautiful book. and he's done the screenplay himself. it's about newlyweds in the early ‘60s, they go to a hotel on the beach for their honeymoon. outside, the landscape is wild and raw, but inside the hotel things are chilly and distant. it's clear that neither of these two people, played by saoirse ronan and billy howle, have been intimate before. as they move towards the wedding, we see the flashbacks to t

euphoria and they will be joined later by the players there will be a victory tour it will continue coleman made it such a go burn about later this evening so it's a great way to see rehab a jury come out on top and we do have a match report chris we should take a look at that now. liverpool started on the front foot but after thirty minutes disaster struck starman mohamed salah tussled with said to ramos and was forced off with a shoulder injury after the break a lapse in concentration from one of his copy of skills to karim benzema the opener but around the trade weren't sent to prison for too long as liverpool hit back four minutes later saudi omani level discords won all but then gareth bale came off the bench to produce perhaps the goal of the season his spectacular overhead kick giving madrid a two one lead after sixty four minutes bale's long range hit slips through because he has his fingers and finalised you're going plops second defeat in a champions league final. three one the final score ramage read revelling in liverpool's heartbreak as they celebrated their thirteenth champion

when ryan left the room, norm coleman made the ask and secured the $30 million contribution.to bring in firmer u.s. assistant attorney myra wiley. lonnie, i'm going to start with you on donald trump's view on how shoelden adelson's giving works for the candidate you worked for, marco rubio. >> i like sheldon a lot. he has been a person i've known over the years. we have a very good relationship. i'm self funding. i don't want anybody's money. if sheldon donates to him, he will have total control over rubio. that's the way the system works. >> seems accurate. >> he didn't sell funds. let's get that out of the way. >> that part isn't accurate, agreed. >> but with respect to how this works, in politics -- i hate to say it, chris. but the role of money in politics is far too great. i think we see what happens on both sides -- not just a republican problem. democrats have this problem as well. and so i would like to see less of a role for money in politics. obviously it does raise serious questions on both sides. >> there's a concentration here, too. partly because the big -- this

. >> reporter: we are here at haywood and coleman and the street is still shut down. this is several hours after that shooting initially happened. it happened around 7:00 p.m. last night. that's when officers were called here. one officer discharged their weapon and a suspect was shot. now an officer was shot in the conflict and it's not clear if that officer who was shot and injured is the officer who shot their weapon. the officer is in the hospital being treated as well as the suspect. the suspect is injured. the officer who was shot in that dispute is facing nonlife threatening injuries. it's still not clear exactly what happened leading up to the shooting. that's still being investigated. that's why there is still a scene here. the roads blocked off. neighbors not being let through that specific area and they are still going to try to collect as much evidence as possible to try to figure out what happened leading up to this shooting. reporting live. kpix5. >> thank you. >>> today the governor of texas will host a round table discussion on gun safety in response t

watson coleman for her opening statement mcconkey for holding this hearing i think the witnesses from both panels to be here today it is good to have tsa here because your work is so important we have so many questions and it is all very dynamic moving along. tsa has a long struggle to effectively manage its resources in 2011 using the pre-check program for low risk passengers who have background checks and fingerprints to receive expedited screening. using combination of intelligence and matching programs pre-check allows tsa to focus resources more effectively and the pre-check program has had some setbacks. unfortunately by 2013, tsa efforts to drive more passenger traffic into the pre-check lanes caused it to adopt the practice known as manage inclusion which relies heavily upon detection officers and randomizing acts to expedite screenings for large numbers of passengers who were not enrolled in pre-check. last congress ranking member thompson introduced a bill and after it passed the house and the administrator directed that the practice be phased out. although inclusion came to

with that i recognize miss watson-coleman for five minutes of questions. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i'm certain you heard a little bit of my opening statement as it relates to what's happening with international travel and i would like to pursue that. particularly with mr. mccormick and miss howardton. the data shows the sharpest declines in inbound international visits came directly following president's first two travel dance. there's a sharp decline in tourists come being from mexico which many have speculated is a direct consequence of the president's plan to build a wall along the southern border. i have a series of questions in support of this premise and my first question s-what message do you believe that the president's policies and rhetoric are sending to the international visitors? if any? >> i think -- last year when the second executive order was put out in march, we polled our european membership and 38% of professional business travel said their companies would be less willing to send business travel toers the u.s. alers to . >> can you translate that into m

watson coleman: i thank the gentleman for yielding. i want to speak on an issue that's very important to all of us, i want to speak on behalf of the 43 million people who are snap recipient, many of whom are working each and every day. i want to talk about the fact that those are individuals who we consider working poor. and one of the -- you mentioned that snap was rereflection of something. snap is a reflection of the fact that we have so many jobs that don't pay adequate wages. snap is a reflection of the raw deal that our citizens are getting under an administration that would choose to give trillions of dollars worth of money to those people who are already rich, asking nothing in return for that horrible tax scam, at the same time asking those at the lowest income spectrum in the entire united states of america to work for -- so they can be supplemented with meals that are $140 -- that are $1.40 a meal. that's hypocrisy. that's disgusting. we should not even be having a discussion about whether or not we should be eliminating, re

this all happened around 7:00 last night on hewitt place next to coleman avenue. hayward police say an officer-involved shooting, fired at the suspect, taken to the hospital to be treated. the officer had nonlife threatening injury and also being treated at the hospital. no word how he was injured. they are looking how it unfolded. the important thing now, there's no more risk from the community. no one talking at the scene. we do expect more information later this morning. reporting live, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> thank you, matt. new developments surrounding right to die lie. the attorney general has filed an appeal to bring the law back. we told you last week he planned to appeal this, now it's official. a judge last week ruled end of life act was signed illegally. that allows adults to get life ending drugs if the doctor determines they have six months or less to live. the appeal asked to overturn the ruling immediately while the issue gets sorted out in court. >>> a rookie san francisco police officer could face charges after a shooting earlier this month.

arthur h coleman a prominent african-american lawyer and physician and civil rights advocate. supervisor cohen intends to sponsor it once it moves to the full board. then finally, i wanted to give you an update on the commission's deliberations on improving the [indiscernible] program. this was the first public hearing discussing ways to improve the program and specifically starting with this year's cycle, we've received 6 applications for this year spread throughout the city. the two substantive changes that the city asked the department to explore is to allow for a concurrent local landmark designation with a mill's act application. therefore, someone can apply for landmark and mill's act at the same time. currently they have for separate bid a year. second is to give priority to properties that house a legacy business. we're going to work with the commission and the government audit and oversight committee on those modifications which seem to be able to be done without code amendments and we will be applying those criteria to this year's cycle. happen tee -- happy to hear a

that i mean drive across the nineteen coleman to preach in a command truck passing from the mainland to be crummy. team the construction workers that joined him in the right however not everybody is happy about this new bridge an article in the washington examiner suggested that should blow it up the rights or even went into detail about how this could actually be done but little commentator john bolton each believes the article goes beyond acceptable free speech it's par for the course the people who pose as journalists in washington are nothing more then weaponized lobbyists and so when a lobbying firm attempts to get its bills or its or its funding through for new weapons systems or war systems they often call on one of their engaged journalists to do the dirty work of saying something publicly that they couldn't dare say and then using the right of freedom of speech in america the journalist can call for anything it wants murder execution bombing attacks on civilian bridges and so on so that's what this is and if we're talking about a new level yes we've hit a new low a new low o

linee is on our democratic from coleman, alabama. caller: how are you doing? host: good. what is on your mind? caller: i wanted to make a comment about the fec violation money that was talked about by the callers, and said obama did this and that. they keep going back to obama this and that. off,f that 300,000 to pay was it a born star? no. that makes a difference. host: thomas is calling in from our independent line from somerville, massachusetts. caller: i would like to talk about social security. i am a 73-year-old man. i have worked over half a century, all my life. i wasot retire because able to receive survivors widow benefits when i was 66. by law, if i retire, they can take every sent away. -- cent away. there is no politician that cares. this is a violation of my human rights. it is cruel, this treatment they are doing to me. you just have to work until you are 80 or 90. i keep working, but i am all worn out and no one watches and cares at all. host: what sort of things are you doing to make ends meet? caller: i am continuing to get my paycheck. i am low income e

police say an officer shot and wounded about 7:00 tonight, on hewitt place near coleman avenue. a facebook post says an officer also suffered nonlife threatening injuries and is being treated at the hospital. it's not clear if that's the same officer who fired the shots. police have not said yet what led up to the shooting and so far, there's no word on how badly the suspect was injured. >>> new details tonight about a car crash in the east bay that killed a well loved engineer and musician from danville. 34-year-old, keith, took part in a music performance on saturday night, but never made it home. his band mate said they grew concerned when he didn't show up on sunday. his tesla model s was later found submerged in a pond in castro vastly. his body was in the driver's seat. the highway patrol said the car veered off the road, hit a fence, and went into the water. leon worked as a chemical engineer, but friends said he played several instruments and music was his real passion. >> he cared about people, and he was a terrific musician, it's a terrible loss and i think everybody i

the driver was on southbound 880 near coleman avenue hitting a concrete barrier and jackknifed. there were no injuries. no word on what caused the driver to hit that barrier. >>> the june 5th primary election is still more than three weeks away, but early voting is underway. abc 7 news was at city hall this morning as san francisco supervisor cast her vote at the voting center there, remaining open through election, by the way. breed is running to finish out the term of ed lee who passed away unexpectedly in december. polls have shown breed with a narrow lead while today two other candidates kim and former state senator leno announced their now alliance strategy. each say they'll put dune the other as their second choice candidate. san francisco uses rank choice voting and the race could be decided by voters' rankings for second and third. >>> police are looking for a man who took pictures of female students in a bathroom stall at santa rosa junior college. at least two women have stepped forward now. on tuesday night around 7:45, a man held a cell phone underneath a stall and t

as requested coleman from the us federal bureau of prisons concerning the release when we get a response if we do we will update you on that. now once a green area close to the french capital is no longer tons of illegal waste but clearing up the problem is proving difficult for the authorities and even more.

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john coleman is already pleased with what he calls sloppy pg&e tree work around power lines. >> how do you get garage door up to get out of your house. how does a senior citizen with a walker go. turning off "people" electricity is wrong. >> reporter: pg&e says if a customer has brush or trees within 15 feet of a fire line they will cut it for free. after last year's disaster, this year's drill has begun early. abc 7 news. >>> quarter to 5:00, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg will be questioned by lawmakers again. this time it's the european parliament. zuckerberg wanted the meeting to be private but the president says it will be live streamed this morning begin 9:15 our time. zuckerberg will be asked similar privacy questions he answered on capitol hill last month. 2.7 europeans among facebook workers affected in the cambridge analytica scandal. >>> you're taking a gamble if you booked a trip to las vegas next month. tens of thousands of casino workers will vote whether to authorize a strike. the contract for housekeepers, bartenders and other employees at casinos will be next week. if th

another of harry's exes is british actress jenna coleman.ad a couple of dates, but strangely enough today she plays his ancestor queen victoria on the pbs series "victoria." now let's go back to london where keltie is having a spot of tea bombshell my british accent is horrible. she's honging out with a done fide british top star. >>> well, you know, kev, it's not every day you get to sit and have afternoon tea with rita ora and talk all things royal. ♪ oh, oh, i will never let you down ♪ >> i have prepared a proper english tea party for you. >> i'm so happy. >> look -- even the sugar has a little "e.t." on it. no big deal. >> oh, and it's real tea. >> oh, my god, only the best for you rita. now i know you met harry, but what's interesting, we did the timing. you met harry when he first started dating meghan. did he have a glow? >> he's always glowing in my eyes. >> see, what you may not know is rita has had the biggest crush on harry since, like, forever. >> harry any day of the week, don't you think? >> would you do prince hair arr? >> i h

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rosina coleman was found by a local handyman at her house in ashmour gardens on tuesday morning afterng that far right groups in poland are mounting a highly organised effort to come to london and grow their membership. already in the last 6 months two high profile polish nationals, well known for their anti—semitic and islamaphobic views, have attempted to hold events in west london. campaigners believe up to ten polish far right groups are operating in the capital. i would say this tendency has definitely intensified over the last 2-3 definitely intensified over the last 2—3 years, and there has been a polish far right event in the uk almost every week. if it continues unchecked, it could definitely get worse. and i think there is a potential for acts of violence. people with motor—neurone disease and their carers have protested outside parliament calling for a change in the law over benefits. at the moment, patients have to be re—assessed in order to continue to receive employment support allowance. this is despite the fact that mnd is a terminal disease. campaigners say that is un

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as requested coleman from the us federal bureau of prisons concerning the release when we get a response if we do we will update your letters. now once a green area close to the french capital is no longer tons of illegal waste but clearing up the problem is proving difficult for the authorities and even more frustrating for the locals. in how concrete blocks wouldn't place we had to drag a little east checkups i would remind you all of that land these private property that public authorities cannot interfere with private property. for disease and we vote for politicians to do the job so they protect the land today though we can say that will take. sunday marks the two hundredth birthday of or nine philosopher and economists karl marx for better or worse his profound ideas impact us and shape the global political landscape and remain as divisive today as they did during marx's life our europe correspondent peter all of our reports during the eve of separations in germany. germany is commemorating one of its most famous sound controversial think is such a day as the two hundredth annivers

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i can tell you if i did this this is close you fly you know they will say that they were fighting coleman isn't what they are different resisting jewish law but they will never say it was collection this is as if there are never happened i mean this is what happens to a twenty four year veteran of the cia when he protests against torture and war criminal let's be clear you know haskell is a war criminal. for not wanting to torture to be the director of the cia and it's not the first time we've seen this type of brutality of course i mean we all remember occupy wall street pepper spray cops ferguson black lives matter and so i keystone x.l. anti the code of pipelines we've seen this again but but really i'm i'm glad that you i'm trying to keep a sense of humor and i've got a couple twitter quotes for you what you in that vein jeremy scahill who i'm sure you know as well as i do but jena high school is waterboarding the glass ceiling movement of the. because you know in america at least at least women have the equal rights to torture you because thirty seconds. in her school serge she worke

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robin is on our independent line from coleman, alabama. caller: good morning, c-span. i have a question for dave levinthal. i want to know if he believes that trump committed any , andign-finance regulation does he believe that the clintons and democrats violated any in the last election? host: go ahead, dave. what is your conclusion? guest: the jury very much is still out on whether donald trump violated a law or not. that is why we have a process and will go through a process. of goings on the hook through this process because an entity has filed a complaint. that there isled nothing to be done and they will dismiss the complaint, but it is possible they may take a different direction. the case may be resolved when we have a different slate of commissioners, and it would be difficult to predict outcome of these if we do not vote -- know who the players are. for hillary clinton and barack obama, the fec has ruled that day or people closely associated to them have violated campaign-finance laws it sometime. barack obama-2008 -- barack campaign, they determined it viola

gallery shouting, but it turns out that person was in fact democratic congresswoman donny watson coleman from new jersey. she was calling for action in response to this latest school shooting. >>> a three-hour car chase across southern california hit speeds of nearly 100 miles per hour. the hours long tri-county pursuit came to a bizarre in riverside county after the suspected car thief drove wreck lislie on highways and streets. at one point appearing to drive circles. where am i going to go, left or right. about two hours into the chase, the driver then abandoned the stolen toyota camry and tried to flee on foot along with his female passenger. well, despite changing his shirt, officers arrested both the driver, christian beltran and the passenger, cecilia martinez. >>> parts of the world are dealing with violent floods and raging water from intense storms. in turkey, fast-moving flash floods stranded dozens of cars and trucks, main roads submerged, even trapping a city bus. heavy monsoon rains claimed five lives in sri lanka. landslides and flooding there have forced evacuations. here

on tuesday. 65—year—old paul prause was arrested on friday, in connection with the death of rosina colemanates court tomorrow. the culture secretary, matt hancock, has said the government will introduce new laws to tackle online abuse — including fines for social media companies that could run into billions of pounds. he said the government wanted to tackle the internet‘s "wild west", to make britain the safest place in the world online. survivors of terror attacks, and relatives of those killed, have signed an open letter calling on the public to do more to catch those responsible. the widow of fusilier lee rigby, and the brother of a man killed in last year's manchester arena attack, are among those who've signed the letter. james waterhouse reports. the timing of this letter is certainly poignant. not only is it a year since young ariana grande fans were so brutally targeted in manchester, in an attack the singer recently described as the worst of humanity, it's also five years since lee rigby was murdered as he made his way back to woolwich barracks. it reads... the signatories, includ

change meet in germany to address prospects for all mageddon coming up in the show why is jeremy coleman's labor party listening to an m p named as the u.s. state department source in the wiki leaks cable we talked to expelled a member of the party marc wants to work with sports against racism all his life and from kate moss story on that we feed the world famous photographer and director and i'm going on with about illuminating working class women all the civil coming up a day's going underground but first the largest country on earth russia in order a to flatter me a putin for another term as its president that's russia are accused of using chemical weapons against people living here in britain. our case for russian culpability is clear no other country has a combination of the capability the intent and the motive to carry out such an act so what has happened since gay and newly ascript all literally disappeared from public view up to such unproven allegations u.k. foreign secretary boris johnson unlike u.k. home secretary on the road there's not resigned for misleading the public a stor