conley says she couldn't be more grateful especially because she knew the area was full of grisly bears. >> postal service hoping to raise stamp prices again. the service asking congress for a price hike of a penny. usps recorded a quarterly loss of more than $550 million despite an increase in package delivery. >> well as pelt owners know, some animals and the strangest things. >> like frank here today and just chewed right through his leash. luckily, he doesn't really, run away. but. this next story is not about frank. it is about a retriever named huckleberry. his owners say his favorite spt spt -- spot to hang out is on the roof of the house. up there so frequently they post messages to let the neighbors know huck is just fine. there is nothing wrong with him being on the roof. >> can i do it? can i do it? can i say it. did he say that he was on the roof! >> wow. >> yeah. >> wow. >> that was good. >> do you know who gave me pointers for this, kendis. that was a kendis joke. >> there you go. makes so much sense. >> frank likes to play a similar game. he was not climb on the roof. whe

conley's lawyer today admitted that his client and the accuser had consensual sex. that's very different from the nothing happened statement from conley this weekend. the raiders said they knew about the allegation before the draft and they're comfortable with their decision. and marshawn lynch, our first chance to see him on the field in uniform. look at the quick feet after a year off. he looks fast for a big man. derek carr and company looking to improve on a 12 and 4 record from a season ago. the giants are hoping to start off better in l.a. >>> join us tonight at 9:00 on kofi tv 20, on cable tv. >>> and a peninsula restaurant employee has been arrested after police say he secretly spied on customers in the bathroom. new on abc7 news at 11:00, for the first time we talked to the owner of that restaurant. k . >> that is our report here at 6:00, we appreciate your time as always. for all of us here, thank you so much for joining us tonight. >> we'll see you at 9:00 and 11:00. have a nice evening. wow. what are you working on again? oh. geophysical survey. i have t

conley's lawyer today admitted that his client and the accuser had consensual sex.m the nothing happened statement from conley this weekend. the raiders said they knew about the allegation before the draft and they're comfortable with their decision. and marshawn lynch, our first chance to see him on the field in uniform. look at the quick feet after a year off. he looks fast for a big man. derek carr and company looking to improve on a 12 and 4 record from a season ago. the giants are hoping to start off better in l.a. >>> join us tonight at 9:00 on kofi tv 20, on cable tv. >>> and a peninsula restaurant employee has been arrested after police say he secretly spied on customers in the bathroom. new on abc7 news at 11:00, for the first time we talked to the owner of that restaurant. k . >> that is our report here at 6:00, we appreciate your time as always. for all of us here, thank you so much for joining us tonight. >> we'll see you at 9:00 and 11:00. have a nice evening. food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra mo

commissioner in the our next witness is detective scott conley. detective conley is the lead investigator for the chelsea police gang unit in chelsea, massachusetts. detective conley has also -- has been serving the public for over 22 years, including serves as a task force officer in the boston field office. detective conley. >> chairman johnson. >>> rag member mccaskill and distinguished members of the committee. it's my honor to address you today. my name is scott conley and i've been a member of the chelsea police department for over 22 years. two provide context for my testimony today, i have included a brief biography. i would highlight that i currently serve as a detective with the chelsea police department's gang unit as well as being a task force officer for the federal bureau of investigations north shore gang task force which is funded by the federal safe streets initiative. chelsea's a city in suffolk county massachusetts, directly across the river of the mystic river. as of 2017, chelsea had an estimated population of 42,828. it is al

it does not end with the departure of jim conley.t's not like he has somehow committed a coup against his own government and taken the key person out. nothing changes other than the flaky guy at the top is now getting on a private plane somewhere. that's good. >> the fact that you get rid of the top guy sends shock waves throughout the bureau. there's no question about it. there's a pattern here. the ninth circuit court has had disagreements with donald trump's position on certain things. trump wants to block the ninth circuit. gates says things from the attorney general's office saying not to hire flynn, be careful with this guy, he's got ties to russia. she gets fired. now all of a sudden, comey says he gets hold of the russia situation. he gets fired. there's a pattern of behavior here with trump. >> tucker: i don't want you to mislead our viewers into believing that the president somehow has the power to fire the ninth circuit court of appeals. the judges are saying that pretty simply doesn't. he's not going to and if he attempts

it does not end with the departure of jim conley. it's not like he has somehow committed a coup against his own government and taken the key person out. nothing changes other than the flaky guy at the top is now getting on a private plane somewhere. that's good. >> the fact that you get rid of the top guy sends shock waves throughout the bureau. there's no question about it. there's a pattern here. the ninth circuit court has had disagreements with donald trump's position on certain things. trump wants to block the ninth circuit. gates says things from the attorney general's office saying not to hire flynn, be careful with this guy, he's got ties to russia. she gets fired. now all of a sudden, comey says he gets hold of the russia situation. he gets fired. there's a pattern of behavior here with trump. >> tucker: i don't want you to mislead our viewers into believing that the president somehow has the power to fire the ninth circuit court of appeals. the judges are saying that pretty simply doesn't. he's not going to and if he attemp

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joining me now is jerry conley, he is the senior member of the congressional oversight committee.hank you for joining us. the president addressed the latest michael flynn development this weekend. >> the concept of russia with respect to us is a total phoney story. of course it's a phoney story. in fact i just heard where general flynn got his clearance from the obama administration. >> but you don't need -- >> excuse me. when he went to russia -- i didn't realize this. when he went to russia it was 2015 and he was on the obama clearance. when general flim came to us, as you now know, he already had the highest clearance you could have. i think the same clearance as the president of the united states would have. he had this really high clearance. >> congressman, how do you respond to the president and what you just heard? >> well, when president obama had the chance to observe michael flynn's performance, he fired him as the head of dia. when trump had the chance to watch michael flynn in action, he hired him as the national security advisor of the united states. i think this is a

conley. mey. that secondary evidence. the latest attempts might be tertiary evidence. then you have a number of other things that occurred that would be coronary evidence. the primary evidence occurred when the president fired the director of the fbi was investigating him. host: republican line from maryland, bonnie, go ahead. caller: good morning. yes, i was a diehard republican girl. -- why spendint is all this money when he can't be prosecuted? me thatg that proves to he is doing it all for him, you kushners in china selling citizenship to the highest bidder for their hotel in new jersey. you have his daughter on every trip with him while he is talking and diverting everybody's attention. she is making deals with every country like in saudi arabia. he just went there. he made deals with them that has something to do with his close ties. he doesn't care about the people. all he is in it for is the money. they need to take and follow the money. guest: i thank you, ma'am. impeachment is a means by which the president can be brought before the bar of justice. the presid

professor conley, i should say michelle conley is also professor at duke university. you know, i'm not going to say anymore about duke. i mentioned that earlier, but i'm always, it's an additional bonus to have someone from duke. she's a professor of the practice in economics department at duke university, and again, her full bio is in the brochure and it's on our website. but i guess maybe the only other thing i'll point out is that she served as did howard who met offer program today as chief economist at the fcc, and i think, i believe is the only one that's held the position that did it twice, two different terms. so she must've done an awful lot right the first time around. so finally before michelle, and michelle will offer some final remarks here to conclude the conference, and the only other thing i will say is that i mentioned when commissioner pai was here, our book, communications, law and policy in the digital age, the only other plug that needs to be given about this book is that professor conley has a chapter in it which hope she remembers. it's on spect

i know we've seen jerry conley have one over the course of time, peopl bab vertebra comstock to have a town hall on this. is this still going to be a major flash point for a lot of these congressional members who will be up for reelection next year that they'll have to face these constituents this summer. >> i think so. i don't see this going away. you know, it's a national issue. it's something that voters -- it's very personal to them a healthcare is something people get really worked up about and so i think that -- and it's also legislatively it's not going to go away. the senate is going to keep doing at the work. if and when the senate passes a bill it goes back to the house. so, i think, yeah, going into the summer the town halls are going to keep going, healthcare is going to keep being a very prominent top were ick. >> caitlin in terms of folks who live in our region, we know when these bills come out they are quite thick and people don't get to -- regular people don't get to read through all of them. what are some of the key things that people need to be focused on as the se

i merely here to ask a really simple question, which is should jim conley have been running the mostowerful law enforcement agency in the world and democrats have said for a long time no, he shouldn't. now he's not and now they're complaining about it. i'm just confused about that because as an american, i want to know if the right guy isyo running the fbi and he clearly wasn't. this is good. >> there's no need to be confused. i obviously as well as many others and it sounds like you as well have had some real concerns with how comey handled himselfee during the election. fair. we are in total agreement. so if there's a problem there, why are you firing this guy on january 25th? why now firing him? >> tucker: i wish that they had. but they hadn't, and now they did. let's be happy about it because he wasn't good for the country. >> here's the difference. as at the very guy who was praising him in october is now getting investigated by this gentleman. this guy is now saying we are investigating the trump administration. this is a serious act. vladimir putin is coming to get us. >> tuck

detective conley, at previous hearings with homeland security secretary kelly, we discussed demand for drugs as a key contributor to the violence in central america. i understand you recently returned from el salvador training their police. from your perspective, how can we reinforce their law enforcement efforts? >> while i was down there i had an opportunity to speak to high ranking officials within their law enforcement community, and what they said over and over again was that what they were experiencing in el salvador was the sophistication of gang members coming back from the united states. just recently in el salvador, they started doing title three wiretaps. up until 2015, they didn't even have the ability to do that. in el salvador, what they're -- what they need most in regards to combatting the ms 13 in the rival 18th street gang is not just the technology but the personnel that knows how to utilize that technology. but most importantly, and i know the department of justice has gone to great lengths to provide this, training for their prosecutors. a lot of their prosecutors

detective conley. >> it's my honor to address you today on behalf the of citizen of chelsea, massachusetts. my name is scott conlee, i've been a member of the chelsea police department for over 22 years. to provide context, i've lin colluded a brief biography. i serve as a detective for the gang unit, as well as being a task force officer for the federal bureau of investigations, which is funded by the federal safe streets initiative. it is a city in suffolk county, massachusetts. it's directly across the river of the mystic river. as of 2017, chelsea had an estimated population of 42,828. it is also the second most densely populated city in massachusetts with a total area of covering just 2.5 square miles. chelsea is diverse, working class city. it is one of only three massachusetts cities in which the majority of the population identifies as hispanic or latino. in 2014, our community as well as surrounding cities and town experienced an significant increase in the number of teenage students entering the schools from central america. for the most part they were hard working in pursuit of

madeline conley says she headed out for a short hike with her dog near the park, took a wrong turn andself hopelessly lost with no food. finally, rescuers spotted her in the wilderness. >> i can't believe that, that we were able to get out. like the first night, i realized that i was not in the right place. but i thought if i kept going, i would be on the same loop of a trail and i would just get out. >> just incredible. conley says she couldn't be more grateful especially because she knew the area was full of grisly bears. >>> the postal service is hoping to raise stamp prices, again. the service asking congress for a price hike of a penny. usps recorded a quarterly loss of more than $550 million despite an increase in package delivery. >>> well, as pet owners know, some animals do the darnedest and strangest things. >> like frank here today and just chewed right through his leash. luckily, he doesn't really, run away. but this next story is not about frank. it is about a retriever named huckleberry. his owners say his favorite spot to hang out is on the roof of the house. up there so

reporter: they came out of the closed door meeting and mike conley and adam schiff, the top ranking memberscommittee, declined to speak. there were several times were brennan said he would rather discuss in closed session because of classified information. they kept pretty well to that script because they came out with a sort of brush off, no comment right now. emily: the white house did release this comment, saying this morning's hearing back up what we have said all along that there is no evidence of any russia-trump campaign collusion. brennan today was repeatedly pressed for names, but he wouldn't give any of them up. what was your take on that? reporter: particularly trey gowdy, a congressman who made a name for himself during the benghazi hearings, he repeatedly pressed for specific names. that was when brennan was really parrying-- harrying -- that one back. he said that was sort of a classified -- something to be done in a classified setting. i don't think the republicans on the committee were quite satisfied with that answer. emily: brennan said also repeatedly that russia's middli

mike: what you think about kim conley? speaker ryan: i like jim comey. i know there are people on both sides of the aisle who are concerned about decisions he made. i think he was put into an impossible position. i think when lynch went on that plane or clinton went on that plane, i think that put him in an impossible position. i remember getting that letter from him, i think october 28 or something like that. i can't remember the date. i was campaigning for some house republicans in california at the time. that one really caught me by surprise. and i remember remember thinking ,o myself, what an impossible no-win decision he had to make. i think the guy was forced into nearly impossible decisions. understandably he was going to get criticized for making those decisions, but i think he served his country ably. done aaitlin owens has fantastic job covering the health-care debate. actually she is right here. in the front, bob woodward. she is going to ask a question. while we are getting are the microphone, we have another question from bob woodward. speak

conley received about the firing, that his handling of the now controversy during the presidential election was noted in that letter informing him of his firing. james comey was someone who was a central point and figure in the 2016 presidential campaign, garnering criticism and praise from both sides of the aisle at various points in the campaign. there is no question the criticism surrounding him and the ongoing investigations into russia's meddling of the u.s. election, those questions are going to continue. despitend of the day, president trump having previously spoken favorably of director comey, at the end of the day, he caved under political pressure and has now been fired. we were hearing rumors of a potential shakeup. is this the first of many changes the president might make? reporter: when you take a step back, the administration has not been able to move the on the bipartisan question. it was just the other week that house speaker paul ryan was overseas in the united kingdom giving a speech to nato allies and criticizing vladimir putin and russia for their meddling in the u.s. e

[laughter] ally and liz conley say that during a trip to mexico they fell in love with the local tortillasperverse, so they started their own joint back home. but after their story appeared in a local paper. you remember those. the internet mob accused them of exploiting the mexican tortilla makers and now locals have created online list of more than 70 white owned restaurants in the portland area accusing them of cultural theft. includes names of white owners, the cuisine they serve and list competing restaurants owned by people of color encouraging customers to try those instead. explain the list authors quote it's about profit, ownership, and wealth in a white supremacist culture. these white-owned businesses hampered the ability for people of color to run successful businesses of their own. here is me making a burrito. [beeping] [beep] >> greg: i have problems. tyrus? >> yes, food, look at me. >> greg: why is that -- >> okay, first of all. >> you can't internalize everything. >> he said tyrus, it's not kat. >> trying to help. >> this is beyond -- there is some words can i use inappropr

. >>> we learned from heather conley's in our last hearing that the playbook is meant to manipulate other countries in tyration. putin's petrol politics was used to raise political pressure. none of that tactic here so far. shade i business and financial ties. russia explores the dark shadows of more. they allow for the concealment of political funds and can have money directly or indirectly for our public system. we have seen a dark money flow in our elections from 5-1-c4 organizations. we don't know that amount of money or what they're demanding in return. we ask for leverage to drop louvres or the stick. he is purported to have done or sought to have done business there since the. seder's family has links to russia and organized crime and feels like themselves they sometimes have difficulty with the law. seder said in a two-hour deposition that he would drop ideas to his team on less than an order basis. donald trump jr. said in september 2008 that he made half a dozen trips to russia in the preceding 18 months,oting that russian investors were heavily involved in trump's new york real

conley says that violates the fourth amendment and needs to be changed. >> when you're talking about searching a smartphone the privacy interest is so much greater than a backpack or suitcase or anything like that. that has to be taken into account. >> reporter: aaron's art is political in nature. he worries that played into why he was stopped. he uses that magic to promote conversation about if we are as free as we think we are. >> people struggle with the competing visions of security and safety and the degree to which we think we have rights in this country and the degree to which, um, government overreaches. >> reporter: customs and border patrol has yet to respond to the aclu's complaint. but the aclu says if policy changes aren't made, they will be heading to court. susie steimle, kpix 5. >>> police asking for your help tracking down a driver who took off after hitting a 6-year-old child in oakley. this is a look at the suspect in the white truck that he was driving. police say the child was crossing the street in the crosswalk on tuesday afternoon. two other cars stopped but t

james conley is expected to speak with your intel committee on tuesday behind closed doors, what he hoped to learn in that and has it changed given the fact that he is now a private citizen? >> our part will stay consistent. we have a responsibility of oversight of the entire process, what's happening with the fbi, was happening in the intelligence committee, the documents would gather, how they were gathering all the information out there. fbi office they had all their investigation to do so we work with the fbi all along. they have a separate track which we are providing oversight for. the fbi will continue on that same track. their career prosecutor's that are there. james, is not conducting the day-to-day investigation. he has the final signoff on things but of the clear folks that have been there that are very solid and on investigation, they will continue on that investigation and they will quickly have somebody to be able to make that final call in the interim until we get a new director. we will still have very similar questions for james comey. >> martha: is a subpoena now for mi

they were in houston for john conley's birthday and a fund-raiser. these pictures from 1989.fe there. >> it seems like everybody has -- donald trump has been in a picture with just about everybody. all these pictures just keep cropping up. >> thank the good lord for libraries. thanks for joining us for "inside politics." back here monday as. wolf blitzer picks up our coverage after a quick break. poe hansel and gretel came upon a house made out of gingerbread. being quite hungry, they started eating the roof. the homeowner was outraged. luckily the geico insurance agency had helped her with homeowners insurance. she got all her shingles replaced. hansel and gretel were last seen eating their way through the candy cane forest. call geico and see how easy it is to switch and save on homeowners insurance. we can bounce backthing about bfrom anything.s that and so can our hair. total repair 5 from l'oréal. fights 5 signs of damage. 5 problems, 1 solution. total repair 5 from l'oréal. atmore than one flavor, oruch texture, or color.ing. a good clean salad is so much more than gree

[laughter] ally and liz conley say that during a trip to mexico they fell in love with the local tortillasso they started their own joint back home. but after their story appeared in a local paper. you remember those. the internet mob accused them of exploiting the mexican tortilla makers and now locals have created online list of more than 70 white owned restaurants in the portland area accusing them of cultural theft. includes names of white owners, the cuisine they serve and list competing restaurants owned by people of color encouraging customers to try those instead. explain the list authors quote it's about profit, ownership, and wealth in a white supremacist culture. these white-owned businesses hampered the ability for people of color to run successful businesses of their own. here is me making a burrito. [beeping] [beep] >> greg: i have problems. tyrus? >> yes, food, look at me. >> greg: why is that -- >> okay, first of all. >> you can't internalize everything. >> he said tyrus, it's not kat. >> trying to help. >> this is beyond -- there is some words can i use inappropriate for t

kahnly akahn conley and mr. buchanan who's got a new book out. >> what about the memoranda that comey apparently wrote and we assume are in the files at the justice department and that he shared with some close confidents. what about those memoranda? they could be evidence in some sort of legal battle as well. >> absolutely. as jeff tube ip was saying, this is going to play out on a political level and a potential criminal trial level while a sitting isn't not going to be hauled into a criminal court, an impeachment proceeding will look to see if he's violated a civil statue. and that raises a real question. has he now -- do we have evidence of obstruction of justice? and that raises the question of whether obstructing the fbi is an on struktd instruction of justice. typically, wolf, it is not. you have to have it connected with a judicial proceeding. unless the fbi was acting in behalf of the grand jury in february when these memos were written were when -- or when the conversation is held, that's not likely to

we've got a new chairman in mike conley from texas and we've agreed on an extensive witness list. of course we need to issue basically requests for information and documents for those witnesses and in almost what is a deposition style process, bring them in and ask them questions. that is a months long thing, if not -- not a process that may take over a year. so it's not a short time frame. that was going well and then this week we were hit with this news. >> do you know, congressman, if the house intelligence committee, will call on james comey to testify and if he agrees will you insist it be an open session or simply allow it to be behind closed doors? >> as far as i know we don't know for sure, but i believe that as much as this investigation as possible should be held out in the open and as much information as possible should be declassified so the american people can see the evidence for themselves. >> do you believe that the fbi director, the now fired fbi director would tell the president of the united states whether or not he was under any criminal investigation? is there

republicans, democrats, the house, the senate, everyone is talking about that supposedly will jim conleyk and what comes next. >> the president himself has not shown an ability to learn from past mistakes.they are compounding their mistakes. we might be getting caught up in the moment, but it is very cap at this point to see a white house that is ready to reorganize come up with this behind them. >> certainly turns the media topic of the day away from what we want to talk about, health care and tax, but we have to address it. seeing how he has operated the last four months, and will be hard for me to believe this thing will be substantiated so we will see how it turns out. >> this is so shocking to me, david. it is not about comey. it is not about trump. it is about the united states of america. >> i am sure you have a better idea and probably agree with me, the hill is now preoccupied and obsessed as it should be with the state of the white house and whether we have a punching presidency or not. -- since thishave administration has been put in place and that has not sent an agenda. davi

we learned from heather conley's testimony in our last hearing that the kremlin playbook is is to manipulate other countries through economic penetration, heavily investing in critical sectors of the target country's economy to create political leverage. putin's petro politics uses russia's control of natural gas to create political pressure, but no, as to that tactic here so far. shady business and financial ties. russia exploits the dark shadows of economic and political systems. fbi director comey testified last week that the united states is becoming the last big haven for shell corporations for the opacity of the corporate form allows the concealment of criminal funds and can allow foreign money to directly and indirectly influence our political system. since the citizens united decision, we've seen unprecedented dark money flow in our election from 501-c4 organizations. we don't know who's behind the dark money or what they're demanding in return. using shell corporations and other devices, russia establishes elicit financial relationships to develop leverage against prominent figures