collins. so the result of this action is to effectively kill the blue slips for the circuit court at least as long as the control is on your side. i have spoken at length on the importance of the blue slips, so i'm not going to restate everything i have said, but around here, what goes around, comes around. and the blue slip in the 25 years i have been on this committee, has been an effective way of ensuring that home state senators, regardless of party, nominees whosehe decisions will directly impact their constituents. so i really regret that this hearing is being held when two blue slips from the state that this nominee will represent have not come in. and as we have publicly stated, our opposition to both is well founded. so let me go into it. in mr. lee's case, he failed to provide over 75 articles to our judicial selection committee, despite repeated requests to do so. many of his writings are from his time in college, others date from his time as a practicing lawyer. in addition, the co

collins: thank you. for the record i'd note the following democratic members voted against the release of the starr materials. speaker pelosi, majority whip clyburn, chairman nadler, chairman cummings, chairman engel, chairman waters, ms. jackson lee, mr. markey, chair lofgren and chairman neal, among others. it is amazing we have now changed our perspective on that but in light of that with a republican in the white house. again, this resolution simply basically restates the regulations that are currently in place that were written under the clinton department of justice. it is going to come forward. the new attorney general has said he wants to make as much possible as he can legally to come to the american people. i believe in transparency. i believe there are many other things we could be working on, but i'm happy to support a regulation that's actually just a restatement. this resolution is a restatement of the regulatory burden already placed upon the attorney general. with that i'll reserve. the s

collins, is a man of faith. i was in the committee room senior member on the crime subcommittee, as we were trying to deliberate his concern. very vital concern. one that i have. to love people with disabilities. to love them and treat them with dignity. the language in this legislation says that as best we could at the time. because it puts the language adjudicated. determined by some objective body that you have a health problem that deals with a mental concern. so the question has to be if it is not workable, you pass the bill. and all of us have made a commitment to work through this process and to give dignity to every person, including a veteran. but at the same time would you want to have a situation that happened with dylan rooff a convicted felon who would grab the gun in two days and can killed nine innocent people, or killed people in various other places. the chair: the gentlelady's time has expired. mr. nadler: an additional 30 seconds. ms. jackson lee: from columbine, to you aurora, to virginia tec

congressman collins, thank you.for joining us today, please come back. >> representative collins: look forward to it, take care. >> chris: up next we will bring in our center group to discuss the legal and the political fallout from the mueller report. ♪ >> chris: coming up, democrats call for the release of the full mueller report. plus all related materials from the investigation. speak with the american people have a right to the truth. the watchword is transparency. >> let it come out, let me pulse he it, that's up to the attorney general. we have a very good attorney general, a fairly respected man and we will see what happens. >> the president himself has called without qualification for the report to be made public. there is no reason on god's green earth why attorney general barr should do any less. >> chris: president trump and senate democratic leader chuck schumer seeming to agree the full mueller report should be released to the public. and it's time now for our sunday group. former republican congressma

collins? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york has 4 1/2 minute the gentleman from georgia has four minutes remaining. mr. collins: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york -- from ew york, mr. nadler. mr. nadler: i now yield 45 seconds to the distinguished gentlelady from florida, ms. wasserman schultz. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. wasserman schultz: one thing we are all reminded of is that words have power and divisive words cause pain. every jewish person in america, no matter where they're from, could share a story of anti-semitism they have experienced. it's internet trolls saying things to my children that are too vile to repite this -- repeat. the conversation today is necessary because remaining silent against hatred and bigotry is not an option. i'm a second generation american on both sides of my family two generations later it was possible for me to become a member of the u.s. congress. only in america. so questioni

collins was complicit in ryan's crimes.itical fallout? no one is suggesting that, laura. you are a good mayor. rt charles is better off under your leadership. and i'm informing you of my intention to prosecute collins so you can get in frontf it. there's nothing to "get in front of." there's nothing to "spin"... great. ...because intend to be completely transparent through this wholehing. and when the time comes, do i have your support? ♪ [ slurring ] your brother did do a lot of damage, you know? i think if you added it all up... i lost t most. everything okay here? yeah, now! 10 minutes ago, though... show me your hands, chamberlain. w-- no, no, no, no, no, no, no. l be able ve that down at the station. i look forward to doing so. what? no, is is not right. this is false arrest here. it is. and i'm gonna find out -- oh, damn it. hey! at'sour badge number? lady, you want me to book you for public intoxication? no. please, officer, that's not necessary. i'm surrendering voluntarily. u don't have to do that on my account, ri

collins: here's another dream.enetic diseases for which we know the precise d.n.a. misspelling. couldn't this same strategy, this same set of principles work for lots of those, maybe someday all of them? >> lapook: you've been working on this for decades. you're at a moment which is significant. >> dr. collins: to lead the human genome project and to put that foundation in place. and now, to but real data showing cures for people. >> lapook: you just used the "curing" word. you're willing to say that? >> dr. collins: i believe that this looks like a cure. i've got to be careful. but from every angle that i know how to size this up, this looks like a cure. >> to learn more about the nih trial that may have secured janelle and dr. jon lapook's thought on genetic therapy, go to 60minutesovertime.com, sponsored by pfizer. cold turkey.ng soprhe you quit.elp you quit "slow turkey."g , is with chantix you can keep smoking at first and ease into quitting. chyou'll be more ready to kissen cigarettes goodbye. when you try to

collins: you want to know what alleges that? if you want intellectual property taken back up in the house, we have to get that message out in 2020. the first thing is on my agenda. you lose protection on patents, you lose ideas. we are going to fall behind on inventions. senator graham: facebook, oogle, all this stuff, i'm a flip phone guy. do you know what you are getting, signing up for, is it really free. basically they are selling you. behavioral advertising, 90% of the advertising money in the world goes to two companies. internet, social media has been enriching our lives. the privacy area is going to be addressed so the consumer can better understand what is happening and how much your life is shared because you want a question answered on google or you want to talk to somebody's grand kid. the other thing is content, a lot of conservatives that the people policing do not share your values. maybe monopolies by choice but taking down radical thought, there are no guidelines. somebody needs to look at that when it comes to

collins and mr. cohen, when i was studying up on this resolution, i was reading something on why we have the regulations we have now and the special counsel. and it dates back to the clinton department of justice led by janet reno and eric holder and they issued background regulation on the new regulations. thing,not read the whole but it basically says, the principal source of the problems with the final report in thement is set forth independent counsel act, is the fact that the report typically has been made public, unlike the closing documentation of any other criminal investigation. fact both provides an incentive to over investigate in order to avoid potential public criticism for not having turned over every stone and create potential harm to individual privacy interest of those people who have not been prosecuted. , it says thation everything has to be turned over for public release except that which is prohibited by law. i am trying to determine if expressly prohibited by law listeds if some

collins? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york has 4 1/2 minute the gentleman from georgia has four minutes remaining. mr. collins: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york -- from ew york, mr. nadler. mr. nadler: i now yield 45 seconds to the distinguished gentlelady from florida, ms. wasserman schultz. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. wasserman schultz: one thing we are all reminded of is that words have power and divisive words cause pain. every jewish person in america, no matter where they're from, could share a story of anti-semitism they have experienced. it's internet trolls saying things to my children that are too vile to repite this -- repeat. the conversation today is necessary because remaining silent against hatred and bigotry is not an option. i'm a second generation american on both sides of my family two generations later it was possible for me to become a member of the u.s. congress. only in america. so questioni

final answer. >> collin... you got it right.inct chatter] >> i don't know. now it's gonna be harder to walk away. >> now it's gonna be harder to walk away? that was $20,000! >> i know. i know. [laughs] >> $30,000 for living water international. now you're up to that $50,000 threshold. you get this right, 50 grand guaranteed for your charity. here it is. good luck. >> okay. [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ >> if your hobby is deltiology, by definition, which of the following items do you collect? >> people collect seashells, cards... antiques. deltiology. if i miss this, i go back to $5,000, correct? >> right. $25,000 is what's... >> yeah. >> at risk with an incorrect answer. you can walk with $30,000. >> right. >> going for $50,000. >> i've used my lifelines. this is a really good company. i'm gonna walk. final answer. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> $30,000! $30,000 for living water international, well done. >> thank you. thank you. >> what would you have guessed? because i assume you're gonna guess right. >> [sighs] antiques

but collins said rotations, smotations buy the stock because something big is going on. thought it was inconceivable sure enough, he was right, i was wrong. the stock almost instantly jumped more than 10% after collins told me to buy it with both hands what caused the move soon after collins flagged this bullish reverse, right here, the reverse head and shoulders pattern, the huge drug company spun off its animal health division that created $15 billion in value who knew the chart did. here's the bottom line, patterns marrit wh don't take any chance, sell, sell, sell, at least some and when you see reverse head and shoulders developing, even if it makes no sense when it comes to which stock it is happening to, you got to consider buying some. that's how powerful these moves are and the chart work is vindicated far month often than the skeptics would ever think possible stay with cramer hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money" "mad money. other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to make you money. ♪ >> welcome to "mad money" 101. from the u.s. military academy at

collins: thanks so much.: tell us what you have learned with a hearing and where you are going. sen. collins: we are having a three-part hearing today. we are focusing on the impact of the high prescription drug prices on patients, on those who require them. and what we have learned is patients are going without needed drugs, that they have a terrible time affording these drugs, and it is taking a toll on their health and on their finances. tomorrow, we will pick up and hear from policy experts on what we might be able to do, and then the third hearing later this spring we will hear from administration officials about their efforts to dampen the rise of prescription drugs, and make their costs more transparent. david: as you know, the kaiser foundation has done polling on this, and if find almost 80% of americans believe the prices are too high. and almost a third, 29% say they do not take all the medication they should because of the cost. what could be done about that? sen. collins: that is what is most dis

collins: mr. speaker, i have thus far released the interview transcripts of two individuals at the heart of the 2016 d.o.j. investigation's controversy. today i'm releasing a third. as i have said before i believe the american people deserve transparency and deserve to know what transpired at the highest echelon of the f.b.i. during this tumultuous time for the bureau. therefore, mr. speaker, i quest the link dot collins,.house.gov forward slash struck be placed in the record so the american people can review the transcript. out of an abundance of caution this transcript has a limited number of narrowly redactions related to nonpublic investigation about ongoing investigations, and nonmaterial personnel information. i will continue to work to release as many transcripts as possible. the american people deserve transparency and the truth. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? arizona seek recognition. sor

collins' nomination. as we noted, the in-state processing with mr. collins' temperment. specifically, our vetting process identified that mr. collins has, and i quote, a history of taking strong litigation positions for no reason other than attempting to overturn precedent and push legal boundaries, end quote. in reviewing mr. collins' record, there are additional concerns about position he's taken on women's reproductive rights, the use of military to combat enemy and the views on the rights of criminal defendants. i have questions about a provision on the 2006 patriot act that mr. collins is said to have authored, which stripped judges of the power to appoint interim united states attorneys. mr. chairman, it's not too late to return to honoring the blue slip of home state senators of both parties, not just on district court nominations, but on nominations to the circuit as well. i hope you will do that and i hope that after this hearing today, you will not allow these nominees to receive a committee vote or advance to the full senate. i would hope that members on this

police also say the two other people with collins eventually came to shore... without collins. those two searched for collins for about 45 minutes and then called police. <"from what i understand the surf was very rough. it was a low tide. the water is very cold. it's rough. it tough even for an experienced swimmer.">(ken) the pacifica police department, fire crews and the coast guard are continuing the search. (ken) another big story we are tracking. major league baseball is punishing giants c-e-o larry baer after video surfaced showing a physical altercation he had with his wife.(pam) m- l- b says, it has suspended baer without pay until july 1- st. video from t-m-z showed the incident... commissioner rob manfred conduc adding that baer should be held to a high standard because of his position as a leader of the franchise. in a statement, baer says he respects the decision and apologized for his actions. mayor rahm emanuel / -d- chicago: "this is without a doubt a whitewash of justice." chicago mayor rahm emmanuel expressing his outrage today... now that actor jussie smollett

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. >> president cook: commissioner collins. >> commissioner collins: thank you so much for your presentation. i appreciate the parents reports. i would like a copy and i think it would be helpful to come back to it when i rereflect on the language experience in schools. i guess one of questions i had is around representation? the delac represents a lot of communities, and each community has some of its own recommendations and challenges, and i'm seeing chinese and spanish, and those are the largest groups, but i'm seeing other groups. how are those represented in the delac and how do we gain representation for arabic, viet nammese, and all the other languages in the district. >> thank you. every school with 21 or more english learners has an english learners advisory committee where they send a representative to the english learners district advisory meeting. so that said, that brings different representatives from different sites into james denman where we hold that community forum, and that is all inclusive of many different languages, and we usually have up wards of 100 attendees at that

seeing as kaitlan collins joins us now from the white house. what is the white house saying about this? >> so far, no official statement from the white house about this. but expect them to point to what the republican in the room is saying about all of this. his version of events as just laid out downplaying what chairman nadler described this as saying it is not nefarious and whitaker didn't reveal anything new about his conversations with the president saying that he only had conversations with staff about the cohen probe. but of course because there is no transcript it is going to be one of those things where it is a he said/he said and so the white house could use the talking points from doug collins, the republican, and be able to say without them being checked against any transcript of what matt whitaker actually said. >> and according to reporting, the president was unhappy that whitaker had to testify in front of congress in the first place. >> reporter: oh, yeah. he did not like seeing matt whitaker getting grilled by the democrats on

commissioner collins? >> commissioner collins: yeah. actually, we had a really engaging meeting? we only had one topic that really fits into a lot of what we're talking about, and a lot of the programs we can't really have unless we have qualified teachers, and for some of those programs, it's harder to recruit. so it was interesting hearing what the district was doing in ferms of both the personnel department, working with the multilingual department to reach out to native speakers and help them get into training programs so that they can fill some of these gaps that we have? and so that was interesting, and also just seeing the diversity of language programs in our district was amazing? we also learned about the challenges in hiring arabic and vietnamese teachers for our programs, and it seems to be holding us back from fully implementing programs and also especially in the middle schools but also for vietnamese, as well. so we were looking at ways that central office could better partner with community based agencies to help expand our capacity in both recruiting teachers and

only one returned, collins did not.he friends searched for about 45 minutes before finally calling police at around 4:20 this morning. police and fire used infra red to search from morrie point just north of here down to san pedro to the south which no luck. coast guard joined in a short time later. now, the conditions were not good for swimming. the waves were about six foot with a strong undertow. this is according to the coast guard. the water has been very cold, hypothermia sets in very fast and collins was not wearing a wetsuit, only a pair of black boxer shorts. >> from what i understand the surf was very rough. it was a low tide, i think it is just starting to come in right now. so the water is very cold and it is rough, so it is very difficult conditions for even an experienced swimmer. >> reporter: again, the pacifica police department identified the missing man as tyler collins from merced county, 28 years old. we believe his friends are also from out of town. the four of them had been visiting, staying at the

collins said. i think the most disappointing thing to me is we're talking about this as if this is some divisive issue. my friend mr. hastings who i believe to be one of the most inclusive people in this institution. he's always been a friend to me, said he thought this resolution was important because he wanted america to know what democrats thought. i think it's important for the folks to know what we all think. somebody wins and somebody loses and the majority party gets to set that agenda, but in five pagings pages of findings, we don't talk about classified information, but when we get to the substance in the legislation, it says release it to the extent that public disclosure is expressly prohibited by law. recognizes that things are prohibited by law. and to begin this drum beat to say if things are classified, if there are things that are grand jury testimony and cannot be released that somehow something untoward is going on, i think undermines this trust that i believe my chairman in good

collins has said. i think the most disappointing thing to me is that we are talking about this and this is an issue, my friend mr. hastings who i believe to be one of the most inclusive people in the institution has always been a friend to me said he thought this resolution was important because he wanted americans to know what democrats thought. i think most resolutions in the house are important because as for the folks to know what we alluan think. somebody wins and somebody loses in the majority party gets to set thatse agenda. but in five pages of findings, we don't talk about classified information. but when we get down to the eighth line of actual substance, in the legislation is says release it to the extent that publicpu disclosure is expressly prohibited by law, recognize that things are prohibited by law. to begin this drumbeat to say that if things are classified, if there are things that are grand jury testimony cannot be released, that somehow something untoward is going on i think underm

collins did not. the coast guard says... crews searched for just over 15- hours and covered 66- square miles. (robin) the family of kyra sunshine scarlet have confirmed that the body found at fort funston beach-- is kyra... even though the city's medical examiner's office has ánot identified the body as the landslide victim. the woman's body was found monday morning... along fort funston beach in san francisco... in the same spot, where the 22-year-old was buried under a landslide a month ago. back on feburary 22nd -- kyra was killed when a cliff collapsed and buried her under sand. she was walking along the cliffs at the time ... with another woman and a dog. (robin) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... an update on the state's high speed rail proposal and the push to move it forward. (robin) plus... don't be alarmed if you get an earthquake warning on your phone... the areas affected with this test. (robin) and... a popular pre-school in san francisco is preparing to close its doors after more than half a century. what

however, at the top republican congressman doug collins said that is not what whitaker said. discussing either of those things especially with a man at least nominally in charge of them raises questions about whether the president was trying to gabe influence unlawfully. last month whitaker refused to discuss what the president said to him but he did address one very specific question. >> did the president lash out at you after michael cohen's guilty plea for lying to congress about a trump organization project to build a tower in moscow? >> the president specifically tweeted that he had not lashed out. >> i'm asking you, mr. whitaker, did the president lash out at you. i'm not asking what he treated. i don't have confidence in the veracity of the tweet. >> congressman, that is based on unsub sh unsubstantiated. >> yes or no. did he lash out to you about the guilty plea. >> no, he did not. >> but president trump did not lash out at him but the real question is what did the president say and that is what tonight's new reporting could shed light on. i say could because it is in

collins is the ranking member of the judiciary committee. he made a very courageous move.i think the american public needs to understand that the senior leadership at the fbi, not the rank and file fbi agents but the senior leadership at the fbi was biased against president trump and for hillary clinton. that is absolutely something that has to be rooted out and changed. we rely on law enforcement to be unbiased. we rely on them to be fair.i sat in all three of the depositions and i can tell you from the demeanor of the witnesses, as well as the statements, it was clear that they had an agenda to go after this president during the campaign. lou: it is clear and also clear, congressman collins today saying this about what is likely to ensue following the pending mueller report. if we can listen to this. >> i have heard a lot of my colleagues across the aisle talk about what they believe should be in this report. well maybe i have a problem and maybe what happens when it comes back and says, none of this was true. the president did not do anything wrong. then the meltdown wi

the guitar. >> reporter: the more collin learned about keanu, the more perfect fit it seemed. one day in the middle of music therapy session -- >> it is signed by ed sheeran. >> reporter: the lesson paused and the tears began. >> i began to cry. it was my first ever guitar. >> that is what this is all about. that moment where he began to feel special and feel like not just a normal kid but the luckiest kid in the world. >> reporter: and perhaps best of all, his very first guitar now makes the wait for his next kidney as well as life afterwards sound a whole lot better. >> i won't stop playing tguitar >> reporter: i told his mom to call me when he gets his kidney. >> i think he will call. >> we'll be right back. [ loud traffic sounds ] [ distant traffic sounds ] [ music replaces the noise ] the new galaxy s10 on xfinity mobile. the phone and network designed to do more. get $250 back on a new galaxy when you switch and save today. say "get a galaxy" to learn more. even if no one in your home smokes, secondhand smoke can be closer than you think. secondhand smoke from a neighbor

a dream come true for collins. he grew up idolizing the great shawnaylor. other crimson tide players on the roster including jonathan allen and ryan anderson both crucial to landon collins. >> we know each other like the back of oh our hands.n weow how each other plays, how we get after it, why we love this game and where we came from we are bama made. we know what it takes to win. all we want to do is win. playing with guys you know are going to get out there just as much as i'm after it. that makeser a big dice. >>> maryland looking for the first postseason win in three years taking on nebraska. second w half,th the steal. a little bit of contact there. no foul. not pleased. gets hit with aec tical. and 90 secon left, maryland down six. james palmer jr. says this one is over, fellls. terps 69-61. >>> acc tournament, calvvaliers the top seed facing nc state ine the quarrfinals. kyle guy for three and one. that makes it four. that's like doug kammerer on the floor right there.29 game highor guy. and later, guy spreading the love. nice no-look to jack salt.

collin had come from lake tahoe where he works to meet some friends. we talked to collin's father who said that tyler was athletic, adventurous and had fear. >> i always thought that hegoin board or something. for some reason, he went into the ocean early. sometimes, you know, people don't think. he was not thinking. >> reporter: rockaway beach is a small beach that locals know has strong current. there is a sign warning about rip current but collins' parents don't know if he saw that in the early morning hours. they do think that there should be moral warnings and lighting on the sign that's already there. they also suggest signs at hotel check-in desks. >>> the time ills 5:02. we learned it will be matter of weeks before the public sees details from the robert mueller report. jed, the justice department announced -- yesterday, the justice department announced that the attoeygeneral plans on release in a public report. democrats have been pressuring the justice department to make the entire report public. >>> in congress, a vote failed to override a v

he got only one problem with collin farrell. one, my friend saw him. i don't see him. to the bathroom, and he come out. he don't wash his hands. wash your hands after you finish the bathroom. the guy, what's his name? michael k michael kidd. he in that movie. he did the movie of the old batman and he did the movie also, the guy flight, and he did the movie like the ghost, beatle jew. and you know the elephant, you have good memory, but sometimes the elephant, your movies control, and you can go from him, bush anything, like happy, happy, happy. disney make a lot of movie cartoon. make lots of puppet and big noise and also hawaii lady were the dog and the other disney movie. the girl she's beautiful. she in love with the guy like the monkey, and the boy, he live in the zoo. also disney did the movie the deer, her mom got shot. the king of lion. the lion hold his kids on the mountain and say "he's the king". go watch the movie. it's good movie. don't go chicago, collin farrell, because sometimes he come from the bathroom, doesn't wash his hand. oh, my god! i love you, ma

, plus his reaction to north korea's threat to walk away from nuclear talks, and congressman doug collins is the ranking member of the house judiciary committee just released transcripts of closed door testimony, from peter strzok and lisa page. what else might he have in-store to shed light on what was going on at the justice department and the fbi, leading up and through the 2016 election, he is here. democratic congressman weighs in on the democratic oversight of the trump adminitration, as well as mitch mcconnell's plan to hold a procedural vote on the green new deal a lot more right here right now on sunday morning futures. and we begin this morning with president trump issuing his first-ever veto in response to a congressional resolution that would have blocked his national emergency on the southern border the move overrides the vote in the house scheduled for march 26 that is not expected to pass joining me right now in an exclusive interview republican senator from wisconsin ron johnson the chairman of the senate homeland security committee he also sits on the foreign relations bu

>> president cook: commissioner collins. >> commissioner collins: i've been receiving comments from peef c.a.c., and consistently -- and this is not this year, this is year after year, i've heard that -- and i wasn't ever on the peef community advisory committee, but i've heard consistently that they're not allowed to provide meaningful input in the budgeting process. and i want to quote a comment from a member this year that says i know that many of my questions cannot be answered by grilling the peef c.a.c. these are the questions that the vapa department needs to be responsible for answering directly and they have not been particularly interested in answering our questions or even presenting pe peef c.a.c. meeting. this is a consistent thing that i'm hearing, and in our discussions as a community as the whole, i ask for specific information around who your kids are serving. my daughters were at gene parker, and they were not eligible to participate in a music program because the teacher didn't teach them the songs that they were needed in order to participate. when i demanded data dis