d. apart from france and croatia go through to the next round but in some other news for you here on our international senior u.s. administration officials are being hounded by groups of unteach from protesters using everything from the stalking to chanting to make them feel unwelcome wherever they may go. all right now coming may day here in moscow thanks for joining us on our three international we do begin this hour with breaking news correspondent paula has been suddenly denied entry to ukraine as she was stopped at the border as she was heading to an c.e. conference dedicated to that of press freedom that's crossed live now to paula who's standing by for us at the moment a cold a good to see you can you tell us what's happened at the border. so. much. so this one. talks about how it's all about minutes ago i don't actually know it's that old state. and that moment just played on this point i don't know much supposed to happen. on top of that they can then there's no one around that's what they said was late sometimes it's the only compliment and then it's something on the. phone but

d. apart from france and croatia go through to the next round australia faces peru denmark france nigeria taking on argentina and croatia will challenge iceland so here's what group c. looks like at the moment france tops with six points denmark is second with four you counter between australia could change that peru with zero point zero has no chance of progressing in the tournament. denmark team is being supported by oxys world cup host peter schmeichel his son cast but is there goalie following in his father's footsteps twenty years ago peter participated in the one nine hundred ninety eight world cup game against france just like his son it's a day as for the current standings in group d. croatia heads with six points as we already mentioned that puts them through to the next stage next it's nigeria with three points iceland and argentina have just a point each however today's pitch option could change everything with all three trailing teams still having a chance to qualify and artie's on the farm has travelled sixteen hours by train to get from russia's host city tsotsi all the way

d. apart from france on croatia go through to the next round but also one often you see international. senior u.s. administration officials are being pounded by groups of protesters using everything from stalking to chanting to make them feel unwelcome wherever they go. but welcome to the program here on oxy international rounding up your latest tuesday top stories and of course very latest. so it's another crucial day at the fifo. world cup in russia with four matches being played today in group d. croatia are already through to the knockout stage a take on iceland for whom it is still possible to advance let's see what our top pundit manchester united manager. thinks of the team's chances. as in the great if they are playing to qualify in these moments old to a competitive match. they both know how to compete. on more tactical more physical crew is sure we've more experience with more control because of the technical ability but i would see being in confrontation two of the big teams of two candidates for i would say even top eight this can be a good match. monday's encounter has bro

d. apart from france and croatia go through to the next round australia facing peru denmark france nigeria taking on argentina and croatia will challenge iceland and here's what group c. looks like at the moment now france topping that with six. points. with four points . in australia. with zero points though has no progressing in the tournament now the team is being supported by the world cup host peter schmeichel his son is the goalie ultimately following in his father's footsteps twenty years ago peter participated in the one nine hundred ninety eight world cup game against just like today and as for the current standings in group d. . we are ready through to the next stage and it's nigeria with three points. just a point each hour for today's pitch change everything with all three still having a chance to qualify. stay with us if you can for all the very latest. look forward to seeing all the action as it happens. to some of the stories for you now here on the channel senior u.s. administration officials are being hounded by groups of activists with a spike in incidents in the wake of

d. apart from france and croatia will go through to the last sixteen a stranger will face peru denmark take on francois lodge eery at face argentina who on croatia will challenge iceland and here's what group c. looks like at the moment france are top of the group with six points denmark a second with four that in concert between australia and karun could change all of that go through with zero points at the moment they have no chance of progressing through to the next round meanwhile denmark france i gathering in red square ahead of their teams gave their teams game denmark or place. at moscow's nicky stadium less than three hours older than la team is being supported by artie's world cup host peter schmeichel he sunk costs but is the goalkeeper following in his father's footsteps twenty years ago peter participated in the one nine hundred ninety eight world cup against france just like you son is today french fans though of course are also in russia there's plenty of them on the metro to support their nation. whereabouts through the structure this result will go there's a requirement befo

d. apart from france and croatia go through to the next round australia will face peru denmark france nigeria taking on argentina and croatia will challenge iceland and so he is awarded group c. it looks like at the moment. tops with six points denmark is second with four the encounter between australia and peru could change about a peru with zero point zero has no chance of progressing in the show and. now the denmark team is being supported by r.t.s. world cup host peter schmeichel his son kasper is the goalie following in his father's footsteps and as for the current standings in group d. croatia heads with six points as we already mentioned that puts them through to the next stage and next to nigeria with three. iceland having just one point each now however today's pitch option could change everything but all three trailing teams still having a chance to qualify and we managed to speak to one of the argentina found travel to russia told the world. about our game no matter which and we just don't want. and that's not only got that i got. going to get i mean. they are you going to see. it

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d. apart from croatia go through to the next round australia will face peru denmark nigeria. will challenge iceland and his war group c. it looks like at the moment. points. with four points and the encounter between australia and peru could change that a peru with zero points though has no chance of progressing in the. team is being supported biology's world cup host peter schmeichel his son is that goalie following in his father's footsteps twenty years ago peter participated in the one nine hundred ninety eight world cup game against just like his son today now as for the current standings as group d. heads with six points as we already mentioned that puts them through to the next stage next it's nigeria with three points. just a point each however. change everything with all three trailing teams still having a chance to qualify. to stay with us if you can the very latest world cup special coverage throughout the day live for russia look forward to one scene and all the action as it happens also one of the. senior u.s. administration officials are being hounded by groups o

hill and input across the country from people, faithni leaders, com leaders who s d not support his policy of tearing apartared children as a way to deter others from seeking refuge in the united states. >> this is one of thoses that badly divided the nation. are we seeing a new low, when we see people thrown out of restaurants because of political beliefs and political jobs? one of your colleagues advoced harassment. >> i disagree with congresswoman maxine waters in publicly advocating aggressive harassment wof fol work in the administration. i think america is at its best when we find a way to disagreein measured way. our congress exists so we can resolve deeply divisive disputes without resorting to public conflict or violence. i understand people aggressively disagree with the trump administration and iicies, but i frankly think in order for us to make any progress here, we ed to find ways to expre those disagreements that are constructive. >> one thing you have been able to do in a bipartisan fashion is get more investments from onto -- from entrepreneurs in africa. given the current climate, how did

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i was justprised to hear that our furniture's worn out d we use that until it literally falls apart,nd a that the stations are really in need of furniture for community meetin for officers themselves. i just wonder, do we have budget line item that takes care of the furniture themselves? >> we do have a budget item that specifically addresses furniture needs. you've got to remember, these are 24 hour operations, and some of this furniture really takes a beating. >> okay, well, i'm certainly goino approv. i was just wondering ist we should stay on top of. thank you. nk you, officer. h>> t >> is there anyxt furniture because we do -- no, i wasn't kidding. >> commissioner mazzucco: so iave a motion? >> so moved. >> do i have a second? >> second. >> commissioner mazzucco: any comment regarding furniture for the police department? hearing none, public comment is now closed. all in favor? thank you so much. glad to get you some new furniture. left si let's call line item 8. [agenda item read] >> commissioner mazzucco: good evening, chief. >> good evening, president anuc commissioners. i'm go

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d cost of these things. i think they are not that far apart. donald trump is a deal maker. this is a guy who knows the art of the deal. he is putting out these threats of tariffs to try to get these countries to be more cooperative. here's the important point i think a lot of people in the media are missing what happened at the nonetend of those negotiations on saturday. right before donald trump was leaving for singapore, he put out the idea, which i love and this would be so great for the world economy, why don't we go to zero tariffs. why doesn't europe reduce its tariffs, canada right now the legitimate point that donald trump has that has not been publicized enough is the united states has the lowest tariffs in the world. these other nations impose higher tariffs on us than we do them. and donald trump wants a level playing field. wouldn't it be a wonderful outcome. i think there is a shot at this, of countries moving closetory zero rather than elevating their tariffs. david: you know the benefits that would have for different people f that's a good idea, which is a pr

apartment where kate lived. he had been sharing their daughter, d together, never mentioned the word divorce but trying to work throughst friends they were and he says this is the truth, erin. >> and he also referenced her great love for her daughter in a poignant way. >> reporter: she loved her daughter hing.s battling and anxiety many years. she said there was no sign of this, and we were in shock. >> thanks for joining us. ac 360 with anderson joined tonight. >>> tonight a mother and daughter reunited on this broadcast. alice marie johnson was released after 21 year prisosentenced fo time nonviolent federal drug conviction. act, president trump commuted her sentence. it came after kim kardashian west lobbied herelease. her sentencing or the real

d e rs with us. i will. thank you. and the two leaders are about 500 metres apart from each other. that is right.de the shangri—la hotel here in singapore where president trump is staying. security is very tight. this is the eve of the summit. monday morning. kimjong—un, eve of the summit. monday morning. kim jong—un, donald trump. eve of the summit. monday morning. kimjong—un, donald trump. north korea and american delegations. what is on the agenda? as you said, sorry ifi is on the agenda? as you said, sorry if i have not really caught your question clearly, as you can see, there is heavy police security behind me. we were told to move from where we were which was the entrance to the wing of the shangri—la hotel with donald trump staying in it. this is the main building of the shangri—la hotel were ordinary guests can still stay. as you mentioned, security is definitely tight. the two leaders as you mentioned will be meeting on tuesday. the question remains as to what they will be doing today. we know for now officially donald trump will be meeting the prime minister of singapore who met with k

d j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. >> reporter: the court said quite apartrom any religious sstility, the travel ban based on legitimate concerns for the country's safety, and that's what co tts. justices said that because the travel ban raises an issue of national security, they are not going to get involved in figuring out what a tweet means or a campaign statement means. >> reporte but in a blistering opinion for the dissenters, justice sonia sotomayor said the travel ban was anti-muslim, motivated by amosity toward a disfavored group. she called the ruling gravely wrong. the lawyerhaor theenger said they at least pressured the administration to come up with a narrower travel ban. >> the federal courts forced the president to kind of rejigger e policy and give it the veneer of constitutionality. >> reporter: the decision is a defeat for this wdan who wan to get her relatives here. >> my grandparents, my uncles and aunts who live in libya can't come. i recentad a wedding planned last week. they weren't able to come nd at >> reporter: this lifts the legal c

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apart for what? how are we any safer today than we were yesterday? >> reporter: this is an issue ds been highlighted by the trump administration and dealt with by local law enforcement across the country. t we showed you this week in our "eye on america." georgia sheriff butch conway has been on the front lines. >> if you're in a country illegally, the least you can do is obey that country's laws. >> glor: david, what is his ouatus tonight? >> reporter: so, right now, jeff, he's being held at a federal detention facility in new jersey. now, look, he could petition to have the court not deport him. , u've got to remember the judge is going to factor in the fact diat in 2010 he was ordered to leave and didn't. >> glor: all right, david begnaud, thank you. coming up here, a tropical paradise is lost in a river of lava. it's the big upgrade in a small package. see what you can get for under 20 grand... with the all-new ecosport from ford. i saw my leg did not look right. i landed. i was just finishing a ride. i felt this awful pain in my chest. i had a pe blood clot in my lung. i was s

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apart it comes nearly a month after u.s. president to donald trump drew the u.s. from the deal which was signed under the previous administration. and now to a special birthday for us a d w daughter bella is celebrating its sixty fifth anniversary today to mark the occasion german chancellor angela merkel led the seventy at the german parliament with director general peter limbaugh dortch avila started radio broadcasts back in one thousand fifty three to germans living overseas now it brings information to people around the world in purty languages here's what chancellor merkel have to say this. is a growing interest in germany and europe. goodsome germany is generally valued as an important partner in the world since. this many people want to know what we think here in germany and in europe what happens and how we live here. by putting a european perspective that was the german chancellor talking by door to villa and if you want to find out more. often present you can go to our website as the dot com slash sixty five yes no news from the world of sport and doc to say two huge mistakes by live if we're going to keep a lot of scalia's in the champions league final defea

d after a standoff at a condo complex. the gunman apparently shooting into walls into other apartment complexes.orter: the suspect immediately opening fire on the officers as soon as they broke open the door. officers returning fire. police received a call after violent disturbance around 10:00 last night involving shouting between a man and possibly a woman. when officers arrived they smelled smoke coming from inside the apartment but didn't get an answer from the occupant. firefighters respond as well and police breached the door. everyone was forced to take cover when the shots rang out. two veil ran officers of the san diego police department were wound and taken to hospital. >> it's the worst call you can ever get. that's why there was a county-wide response for this call for help. every single chief and officer hund me and myself, when you get that call, your stomach just sings and you are hoping nobody die -- your stomach just sinks, and you hope nobody dies. reporter: no word from the san diego police how the suspect died whether he was shot by officers or died of a self-inflicted wound.

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d. project -- no, d.r. requester. welcome. >> clerk: sir, i don't know if you're going to be able to take that apart, are you, or -- >> presidentllis: all right, you ready? >> almost. is it projecting? i can't quite tell -- >> president hillis: nope, if it's not up there, it's not. >> okay. so first of all, thank you for hearing me today. i know it's late, and we all want to get home, so hopefully we can wrap this up quickly. i think elizabeth, the residential design team, have done a great job, but i'm not quite convinced this warrants a full review. >> president hillis: can you get to the -- >> all right. say it again? >> president hillis: no. it just wasn't on the screen, so you're good. >> so my client went over the background of why i'm here today. so in 2008, i moved into my residence. i met my partner, a special education teacher, just right there. in 2014, you know, several years later, william and frank moved into 89 roosevelt. they immediately decided to expand and build up which in theory, i have no problem with. where things started to breakdown was on february 15, 2016 around 11:00. am., william started having an a

apartment. crawford was suspected in the sexual assault and murder of 19- year-old arlis perry... who was found inside stanford university's chapel. investigators say dideshow in san leandro leads to a chase. now... a c-h-p officer and the suspect are recovering from minor injuries. this happened yesterday morning at 167th avenue and los banos. that's where c-h-p responded to calls of a sideshow. when officers got there... mario ramos medina took off and crashed into a parked pickup truck. he then got out of his car and hopped a fence... the officer was hurt chasing him. medina is now facing charges of driving under the influence... and battery on an officer. ( james ) kron 4 news is taking part in a bay area wide media project to spotlight the homeless issue in our communities. this morning... we're looking at how tuff sheds are getting people off the street in oakland. this tuff shed cabin camp opened in december of 2017. off 6th and castro. people who once lived in tent encampments ... now call the tuff sheds home.but they can only stay for six months, and the entire time they have assistance to find work and get permanent housing. several former

his apartment, office, and hotel room, seizing documents and more than a dozen phones and electronic devices. >> so i just heard that they broke into the office of one of my personal attorneys, a good d it's a disgraceful situation. >> reporter: the u.s. attorney for new york's southern district is investigating cohen's personal business dealings, including his role facilitating a hush payment to stormy daniels, who claims she had an affair with president trump. >> why did michael cohen make it if there was no truth to her allegations? >> you have to ask michael cohen. michael's my attorney. and you'll have to ask michael. >> reporter: as the u.s. attorney's office digs into cohen's close relationship with president trump, special counsel robert mueller has questions, too. sources tell abc news he wants to know what the president knew about cohen's efforts relating to russian real estate investments. the president has insisted his fixer won't flip. tweeting in april, "sorry, i don't see michael doing that despite the horribleitund a. hu about a pardon? >> reporter: cohen has not been charged with any crime. our jon karl asked the president if he'd be in line for a pardon. >> and what

of these units is within 10 feet of an apartment, a rental unit, and if there's any question by this board, do we have the demnification. s an thank you i won't d it today. i would like to get an answer. >> i did find one thing that was a little bit further thought provoking for myself. that is, when you have standards that are 20 years old or over 20 years old, they're probably obsolete. so it's interesting that we haven't heard that particular argument very often, but, you know, it's something, perhaps, the department may want to continue to look at because things never stay the same. you know, standards should always be continually changing. >> okay. do we have a motion? is. >> to deny the appeal and approve the permit on the basis it was issued. >> a motion to deny the appeal and issue the permit on the basis it was properly issued. on that motion, president fung. [ roll call ] >> that motion passes. this concludes the hearing. the meeting is adjourned. thank you. >> good evening. >> supervisor peskin: good morning and welcome to the san francisco county transportation meeting for today, tuesday, may 22nd. e?uld you please call th w -- [rol

d dedeck differences opened his front door. >> we were trying everything we could to make a criminal case against him. >> reporter: sheriff says they also found a suicide note inside the apartment. >> it was just garble. it looked like it was hastily written. it did not mention anything about the murder. it is really difficult to read. >> reporter: perry was sexually assaulted before she was stabbed to death in 1974. the sheriff says crawford had been a person of interest for a long time until dna evidence finally linked him to the crime. inside his home, detectives also found this book titled the ultimate evil, it talks about the charlie manson cult and mentions the perry murder. detectives haven't found a written confession or a motive. >> i don't think we'll ever know the reason why, but yesterday we were also prepared to make the arrest. >> reporter: detectives are also searching crawford's looking for cl clues and evidence. >>> authorities are now investigating whether crawford is connected to other murders. our investigative unit has pain reviewing unsolved murders specifically women who were strangled or stabbed. the unit looked at fbi data compiled by a nonprofit organi

d. will start next month. live in san francisco, lyanne melendez abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> a driver being treated for life threatening injuries after a van crashed into an apartment building in san francisco's inner richmond district. people living in theabling told us they felt the van crash at 3:30 this morning. scared them of course. one man credits a lyft driver with helping the injured driver of the van and alerting others of possible danger. the fire department had electrical and gas service to the building shut off as a precaution while they dealt with this. >>> san francisco police are will go for the person who threw a bottle at a motorcycle officer in the tenderloin. other officers and firefighters helped the officer at turk and hyde street. the bottle had hit him in the head and fell off his bike. he is expected to recover. >> announcer: now the accuweather forecasts with spencer christian. >>> another breezy and mild day but serious heat coming at the end of the week. let's look at what's happening now. live doppler 7, mainly sunny at the moment across the bay area. by friday afternoon into sunday evening and excessive heat watch in effect for lake county and

apartment. crawford was suspected in the sexual assault and murder of 19- year-old arlis perry... who was found inside stanford university's chapel with an icepick in the back of her head. investigators say d the crime. ( darya ) police in san francisco are still on the lookout for the hit and run driver who critically injured a pedi-cab driver. police have released security cam video of the car that slammed into a pedicab wednesday. the video shows a gold or champagne colored four-door honda civic. polcie say the driver then continued traveling toward the bay bridge. colleagues say they are crushed by the accient but they say the intersection is well known to pedicab drivers because cars must cross over the bike lane to turn onto battery. but they believe there is but they believe there is a solution. ( darya ) the man pedaling the pedicab that was hit is kevin manning. he remains hospitalized with life threathening injuries. a go fund me page has been set up for him. ( james ) new this morning... santa rosa police have arrested a man for having a firearm at franklin park. witnesses say they heard a popping sound.

d respond much more effective. along the same lines i understand cdc is gathering data from laboratory in public out apartments and we must ensure to effectively analyze this data as it comes in. finally i want to hear more about what were doing to prioritize development of medical countermeasures to help us respond to biosafety incident and countermeasures include preventative measures like vaccines as well as therapeutics like antibiotic and antivirals. florida, i understand, you work closely with every sector to develop many of these products and i hope that we will hear about how these partnerships have produced useful, safe and products that address our situations. i like to thank our panelists for being here and. for these threats is certainly not easy but i'm confident that you are up for the task as well as we do our part and provide the resources you need. i your back, mr. chairman. >> to 20 years back. i ask unanimous consent of the members opening statements be made part of the record and without objection, it must be so entered into the record. additionally, asking's consent that members not on the sub

spent nearly 40 years in prison before d-n-a evidence cleared him. ( james ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... shocking new numbers show that renting an apartmenttting harder for people to getting harder for people to afford. ( james ) plus... an east bay gas station is robbed in less than a minute. now police are looking for the thieves. ( james ) and after the break... there is a new mountain lion warning this morning after three sightings in the last two weeks. ( mabrisa ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. ♪ ice cream inspird coed iceee is here at dunkin' in the flavors you love, cookie dough, pistachio and butter pecan. and now, enjoy any medium iced coffee for $1.50. america runs on dunkin'. welcome back to the kron 4 morning news... taking a live look from the interational space station. two nasa astronauts are conducting a spacewalk. they are installing t-v cameras for new capsuls that are set to arrive in the coming months. the cameras are meant to provide views of commercial crew capsuls that are coming to dock. ( james )( darya ) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast. widespread cooling is

apartment of his o. >> this became my place from my friend tammy. and she said she had a basement for rent. she only wanted 100 bucks a week, she would do me a favor. dnsored me and helpe to get out of cheyney house. but it's got plenty of space, you know? like i said, i have the biggest room ithe entire house, which is nice. and it's private. you iow, i can come and go as want through the back door. i am headed to my first day ofs work at ruby tuesd a manager/kitchen... i'm not even sure. they want me to become a manager. >> he's got a skill set. he's a smart guy. so there's hope. you just could never say, "whoa, look at this case, this guy's got no hope-- put him in your no-hope pile." it would be very hard to do this job 40 hours a week, you know, month to month, year to st really had, like, a no-hope pile. i don't have a no-pe pile. au >> narrator: b of his turnaround, erroll was finally given permission to have contact wi katherine, though they were still not allowed to live together. that was our first summ together. we decided we were definitely going to g married. just more recently we decided that we'd like to have a family. so it's all i lo

following the october 1 shooting, the unique bond was d been the people of nevada and the golden knights to help mend a city that was torn apart. the community rallied around a hockey team made up of players from around the country. these players foster relaips tishat leto a magical season that will never be forgotten. the golden knights set a record with 51 wins along with a tp to the stanley cup finals. i thank the owners, the players, the coaches and the fans as well as theasngton capitals on their first stanley cup championship. mr. speaker, las vegas and the golden knights will always be vegas born, vegas strong. . knights. . the clerk: leave of absence requested for mr. danny davis of illinois for today. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the request is dwranted. -- granted. under the speaker's announced policy of january 3, 2017, the gentlewoman from florida, mrs. demings, is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the minority leader. democrat democrat thank you so much, mr. speaker -- mrs. demings: thank you so much, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revi

apart . in this decision, the judge preempted them and said don't even try to seek a stay, i will not give you a stay. the judgek at what d have not seen before. the government has taken its best shot to block the merger. the defendants did their best to depose it. the court has spok. to use a state to accomplish what could not have been indirectly done would be unjust. i hope and trust the government will have the good government -- .udgment, and wisdom to avoid this is really admonishing the government. >> i have never seen anything like this. the state.ill appeal they can go to the court of appeals and say we need this emergency stay. based on the language i don't think they have the language. alix: this is the happiest n david on the televisionet in two years. walter, your take on what this randall stephenson has to go to hollywood. how does at&t handle that? >> this has been a long time waiting and this was a big waste of time for the government to drive through this process. they have been moving on with their pay-tv business, they wanted to get this content to try to learn more about the types of content that custo

d have a problem with immigration. we've been struggling for hor than a decade to get bipartisan legislation that will deal with it. john boehner, former house speaker, made this his priority and it fell apart on him. he was unable to bring the wings of his party together. the country is as divided -- missay the republicans are as divided as they've ever been on this. the administration, donald trump, wanted to look tough on immigration to appeal to the base and you know what, they succeeded. they look tough. they look tough in a way that people can't live with. that's what these quotes are telling us. but as i pull my camera back, what i see is this fundamental inability to solve problems. it's not as if the immigration problem isn't real, it is. it needs a solution. our system isn't taking us to a point where we get legislation, get compromise, and get past this. >> yeah. >> instead we're stuck on the politics and this hideous cruelty of separating children from their parents. >> a fundamental inability to solve problems and this one is an easy one. president trump is set to head to capitol hill this week to huddle with republican lawmakers on a bill to professionally protect young undocu

having the women inon hs life't mean to be sexist with that saying listen, you are tearing families apart d can'to this. i wish they could separate it, but even senator van hollen he heard today wasaving a hard time saying yes, we can as the r the wall is a tough sell. >> absolutely. >> as you get closer to the mid term it's a tougher argument to make. >> steve and holly don't you think peopleave been heartened now using a kid as a pawn i don't put it beyond anyone inis th political environment. >> unnoted other side. i think they're going have to address thosere ps office those kids are prettyowerful. >> yeahu. >> whe have first lady melania takmp speg out the op he had written by lau bush, you know, i don't think there's a way they can't come up with some kind of solution. >> to look at that and not feel something. i was balling the other day when ihi saws. i mean as a mother, as anybody human beisng hanow chappening. >> the president's strategy to take those images but use that astinue to say democrueatsl need to make the change here and make this until that b fires i think that's a posi

d when it comes to making big decisions as a community, everybody deserves a seat at the table. so i packed up the stroller with sam and mason and we went off to organize the apartment buildings. people were surprised to see me. but i had a great time. i got tono neibo. i asked a lot of questions iistened to their answers. and we built relationships. and the guy i was o became the first democrat to win that seat in a decade. after that, i stayed involved in campaigns and issues that i cadut, especially when it came's iue my dad had been on the board of planned parenthood in ohio, and i got a chance to work for planned parenthood machine machine. then one i got call from the mayor of minneapolis, archie ryback. he had been in officfo few years and was working on a who rae challenges starting with an epidemic of violence am people. r.t. is a really creative thinker and he thought if i could bring my business experience to the position of chief of staff, weo se good wor together. i was intrigued. so i made the leap. it was one of the bt professional decisions i ever made. i loved the challenges of that job. and later, i head the same job for the governor of minnesota m