a move that could be traced to what happened to james conley the third tuesday.james conley iii/old navycustomer:"i found two hoodies and i went to the cash register to check out when i was asked if i am going to purchase the jacket i had on."conley thought maybe it was a joke that he was asked about the jacket he says he was wore into the store before--a jacket he tells us he bought at old navy as a christmas gift for himself.it wasn't a joke.james conley iii/old navy customer:"the manager proceeded to say anytime anyone has old navy apparel on, they have to scan it."something he later learned may not have been true.james conley iii/old navy customer: "there were customers that were caucasian before me and behind me that had on old navy apparel similar to what i had, and they didn't get checked or anything."he says employees scanned his coat and tried to make him pay for it.he said the stalemate ended when he offered a solution.james conley iii/old navy customer: "i feel like i am being stereotyped as a black man and i shouldn't be. if you guys have surveillance cameras or tape you can

thank you. >> thank you, miss conley. dr. hartpit? >> chairman rounds, ranking number nelson, distinguished members. thank you for the opportunity to speak to you about this critical issue today. we have a big picture problem. throughout international political history states have, at times, miss aligned their security approaches to the strategic realities in which they tried to secure themselves. in 1914, every general staff in europe thought that security rested on the offense, and they found how devastatingly in world war i that they were tragically wrong. france in the 1930s said okay, we learned from the last war. it's a defense-dominant environment and we'll rest our security on the most technologically defensive works in history and again, the fundamentals have changed and the germans simply went around the line. senators, with all due respect, i do not want to be france in the 1930s, but i think we are coming dangerously close it to that my oppia and the misalignment of strategy. our adversaries are working through a new seam

miss conley? conley: thank you so much, chairman.anking member senator nelson and esteemed colleagues. thank you for this very timely opportunity to speak to you this afternoon and what a timely moment as u.s. intelligence agencies have now assessed that russia will continue to make bold and more disruptive cyber operations focused on the midterm elections. cia director mike pompeo also stated publicly that he fully expects russia will attempt to disrupt the u.s. midterm election. so we know they are doing it and will do it, but we as a nation are not prepared to effectively combat what i believe is an intensifying disinformation operation, an influence operation. i'm a bit of a contrarian on this panel. i'm not a cybersecurity expert, but what i am most concerned about is that we have nine months and the american people are not educated as to what is going to happen to them and that's where i think our focus must lie. i'm less concerned about the mindset of president putin. i know his mindset. i'm more concerned about the mindset of

conley began her career in the bureau of political military affairs at the u.s. department of state and has received her degrees from west virginia, wesleyan college, and her master's of international relations from the college. we're happy to welcome franklin author rah, he's a national correspondent for the atlantic where he covers topics such as economics and sports. all interrelated in ways. he's a former editor of interre% lick and has written for "slate." his most recent piece features paul manafort and has been featured on the cover of the atlantic march issue and shined a light on very specifics of these relationships and we're looking forward to discussing these issues with him today. and then diana fill penco, my colleague here at the center who is the associate direct of anticorruption, prior to joining american progress in june of 2017 she managed corporate investigations and worked for deloitte, focused on anti-money laundering and export controls compliance. she led numerous investigations on assessments with a particular focus on east europe and ce

jim conley is gone, he just let this past week.isa has been reassigned. -- he is leaving the fbi and jim baker has been demoted or reassigned. that is where the problem is. we are trying to get to the bottom of these and ask the questions to get answers the american people. what needs to happen, something mark and i called for seven months ago, is a second special counsel. don't like special counsel but you need it to get to the bottom of this matter in a way that gives the good folks of this country the answer they deserve. >> i think the other part of that is, this whole collusion narrative, we have had months and months, probably more investigation into the collusion between this president and the russians and what we're finding is the narrative is starting to change. if there is collusion, it is not with donald trump and the russians. how many of you got russians to get you here today? come on. let us face it. when we are looking at what we are talking about, if there is collusion to be found and there is some evidence of that

and how exactly will he fight to the end for the very latest let's go to nick conley standing by for us and. he's in warsaw now he's described the incident as a kidnapping as we just saw he was detained by masked men what's the latest on the situation. good morning brian well it certainly was a pretty dramatic afternoon here in kiev yes it's true the actual detention happened without much in the way of official procedure these were people in camouflage but without any uniforms on they later turned out to be agents for ukraine's border guard service it seems that once he was safe got to the airport it got a bit more official and he was handed some documents by customs officials before being put on a private plane and spirited off to warsaw i think the really important thing here is that the ukrainian thoughts he's had to lessen to extent that they would have to do this quickly if you remember before christmas they tried to do the same thing again they were men security staff in camouflage without uniforms trying to arrest him just a couple of meters behind me where he used to live her

." ♪ i did it my way >> reporter: chris conley, abc news, los angeles. >> and somehow he's never woness. >> that is so far. >> so this was someone who was homecoming queen, lead in every musical in french club and counsel. helen mirren. meryl streep. so we were wrong. these birds once affected by oil are heading back home. thanks to dawn, rescue workers only trust dawn, because it's tough on grease yet gentle. i am home, i am home, i am home >>> okay. so you know those people always say money doesn't bring happiness? there's a recent study that found money does bring happiness. so if you make $105,000 in north america, that is the ideal income for happiness to kick in. >> so it doesn't just continue to keep going. the happiness level as you make more and more money? >> it does. based on the cost of living, everything else. >> what if you make more than that? >> you're just giddy. but if you make less, you're les happy. the study polled over a million 1/2 people who rate their lives from worst possible to best possible and the richer people were a lot happier. >> so anybody who makes

joining us now is congressman conley.essman, really appreciate you're being here with us tonight. i know it's a busy night in washington. >> actually, not much going on right now. great to be with you. >> before we talk about the security clearance, let me ask you about the shutdown situation. we were told that members of congress and the house have been advised maybe there will be a vote between 3:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. depending on rand paul's move. >> that was sent out by the majority to his members we get a copy saying be prepared to vote sometime between 3:00 and 6:0 ocho possib0 possibly. >> at that point we expect a government funding bill will pass and the government will be reopened after a few hours of being shut. is that your expectation? >> that's my expectation but a word of caution, the republicans in the house do not have the votes to past that bill. they -- we think they need 60, maybe 70 democrats. given the mood of the democratic caucus with respect to the dreamer issue and the amount of additional debt b

. >> jerly conley, thank you for joining us tonight. >> thank you. >> outfront next, intelligence officialsecurity clearance procedures must change. so why is the white house ball canning? >>> and white house turnover off the charts. why one in three trump staffers headed for the exits. little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and for psoriatic arthritis, otezla is proven to reduce joint swelling, tenderness, and pain. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. tell your doctor if these occur. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts, or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treat

morning shows, acknowledging former white house aide rob porter is now dating hope hicks and kellyanne conleyks would never allow herself to be beaten. >> i'm close to hope hicks and i don't worry about her in that respect. i'm sorry for any suffering that this woman has endured, but in the case of hope, i doubt somebody so strong with excellent instincts and loyalty and smarts -- >> porter's ex-wife says she is a strong woman, too. porter is part of a long list of people who have let the president down including everybody in this picture, this is porter there in the background. he is accused of hitting two women. this man is accused of assaulting a woman, the charges were dropped. this guy made a late night bizarre profane phone call to a reporter, he has been associated with right wing racist groups and then there's omarosa. we were never quite sure what she did but she did get fired and now she is talking about vice president pence on "big brother." >> we would be begging for days of trump back if pence became president. he is extreme. i'm christian, i love jesus, but he thinks jesus tells

if you want to hear what the e acting chair of the committee adam conway and -- steve conley and adamchiff had to say, go to www.c-span.org. is from the new york times. the president's ban already headed to the scene for -- supreme court and is rejected again. a second appeals court ruled against president trump's latest effort to repeal travel from other countries. that decision from the united states court of appeals for the fourth circuit in richmond. it will have no immediate impact. the supreme court agreed to hear an appeal from a broadly similar decision on the night circuit in san francisco -- night circuit in san francisco. if you want to listen to the debate that took place in the fourth circuit, you can go to our website and find it there. let's go to christine in new hampshire, a parent. you're on the air, good morning. caller: good morning to you. i think one of the biggest issues we are not talking about, we are talking about what the nra is doing and the gunmen, i think the general problem lies with the parents. i do not know how any child who goes to high school, can g