>> i second darlene's analysis. i'm not a reporter who covers the mueller investigation day in and day out. i talk to the reporters who do, and they don't know, which means i don't know. but it does seem, you know, based on the circumstantial evidence that things are coming to a halt. but don't ask me to pick a date. >> here's flint, michigan. good morning to anthony on our independent line. >> caller: hello? >> you're on the air. go ahead. >> caller: okay. darlene, clinton was advised by a lot of people about the special counsel, which ken starr pretty much had to run the gamut. this one, remember, trump said the election was rigged. now that they're investigating it, why not have someone that finds out what was done to have the election rigged. that was my point. thank you. >> thank you. >> any comment? >> okay. let's hear from michael, san diego, california, on our republican line. michael? >> caller: yes. good morning. my republican party is the party of honest abe lincoln, not of lying donnie trump. i can't bel

darlene superville. was advised by a lot of people about the special counsel , kenneth starr had to run a game it. rump said the election was rigged. now that they are investigating a why not have someone that figures out what was done to have the election rigged? host: any comment? let's hear from michael in san diego, california. michael? caller: good morning. my republican party is the party of honesty and not of lying donald trump. i can't believe any person who supports this man can call them a true american. this is not what america is about. every single republican politician that spoke out became aim before he republican candidate and now supports in full heartedly is a hypocrite. the man has not changed. he calls himself a nationalist. that is at the end in the nationalist nazi party stands for. can't people see how bad he is for our country? he bankrupted our country. host: we are looking ahead to the week in washington and beyond. mike debonis of the washington post with us. the issues the hou

so darlene has sent out an e-mail. she'll send out follow up e-mails. she'll be tracking to make sure you all successfully meet this date. two items, we have extended the chiron contract one year. we wanted to get it off cycle with the actuarial audit, and so what we've done is we've extended it for one year. we'll go out for r.f.p. with the contract ending in 2020 rather than 2019. we'll also done the -- we've also done the same thing with the cambridge consulting contract. we want today have the new managing director of private markets involved in that selection process, and as bill indicated, we're very close to naming a replacement for art wong, but until that's done, we went ahead and extended the cambridge contract for one year. we also, as part of a successtion plan, an executive director's successtion plan, we have launched an executive director search r.f.q. that is currently on the plan's website. so if you have any ideas of folks that might be interested in it, just let us know and we'll make sure they get the r.f.q., too -- we'll get the r.f

darlene superville.as advised by a lot of people about the special counsel , kenneth starr had to run a game it. rump said the election was rigged. now that they are investigating a why not have someone that figures out what was done to have the election rigged? host: any comment? let's hear from michael in san diego, california. michael? caller: good morning. my republican party is the party of honesty and not of lying donald trump. i can't believe any person who supports this man can call them a true american. this is not what america is about. every single republican politician that spoke out became aim before he republican candidate and now supports in full heartedly is a hypocrite. the man has not changed. he calls himself a nationalist. that is at the end in the nationalist nazi party stands for. can't people see how bad he is for our country? he bankrupted our country. host: we are looking ahead to the week in washington and beyond. mike debonis of the washington post with us. the issues the house

we thank maurice and darlene for their innovation, dedication, and hard work.e both long-term d.p.h. employees, who are a tremendous asset to d.p.h. thank you so much. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> president chow: commissioner bernal? >> commissioner bernal: yes, next we have shaun partwood, facilities manager, who was nominated by the primary care leadership team. [ applause ] so shaun joined the newly restructured facilities unit in 2016, tasked with providing engineering and utility services for many of our city-owned and leased buildings. in 2018, shaun became a manager for a staff of 30 that provide services to primary care offices and facilities. spent numerous time related to environmental remediation issues to help keep our older facilities operating smoothly and ways that touch employees every day, maybe in ways they don't even know. shaun shows great creativity and problem solving in complex repair problems and often makes do with limited resources. he's thoughtful and respectful in his interactions with others and excellent customer service skills. he

darlene, your thoughts.the virginia democratic party is obviously at a crisis when it comes to who should step down. and i wanted to get your reactions to those polls that mike viqueira cited with virginia residents split even among african-americans. 58% saying he should not step down? >> the poll is interesting. president donald trump tweeted this morning that a lot of african-americans in virginia are angry over the double standard, or what he says is a double standard taking place there. but the "washington post" poll, which shows that more african-americans in the state do not want the governor to step down, pretty much contradicts what the president said in his tweet. so it's just -- it's an interesting dynamic that's at play in the state. >> so what do you make of the democratic party now? obviously, the overwhelming majority of people who came out and declared presidential candidacy for 2020, they're calling for most of these folks to resign. both the governor and the lieutenant governor? >> that's r

reporter darlene melendez has the story: >>> southern california s.w.a.t. officer just ran the ways of his life to honor a fellow officer killed in the line of duty. darlene melendez has that story. >> reporter: chris collier has been running for 12 hours. >> and whatever pain we go through in 24, 26 hours, it's super temporary. >> reporter: temporary because collier is running with a purpose. decked out in his own swamp gear on his sleeves, patches, on his back, a sign, dedicating his run to officer david sherard, a fellow s.w.a.t. officer killed in the line of duty. >> he made entry into a house trying to stop a gunman, and the gunman was laying await, ambushing the officer. >> reporter: collier met him in a fitness facebook group made up with other officers over the course of ten years, their bond grew. >> as a police officer to another police officer, i looked up to him. >> reporter: then their own families. >> he was like the best of us. i mean, he was always, you know, talking about his wife and his kids. >> reporter: so for 24 hours, collier is payin

darlene farrow who appears to be more interested in public city in actually grieving for her daughter why stir that case that case is still pending are you really. to continue to present mitigation as we do in every single case why is that case been plucked out if we talked to cory after she made her comments on the radio she stands behind what she said because we have so many victims who have suffered just as much as. to sit quietly and wait for justice. you don't do stuff like that. understand. but whatever that's how we felt in the situation. she done got the right one this time. seems wrong. to shape our. ticket and in. the trailer. worlds apart. she still looks for common ground. you know world of big partisan movies a lot of things and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made history media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the

darlene farrow who appears to be more interested in public in actually grieving for her daughter continue to present mitigation as we do in every single case why is that case been plucked out easy we talked to corey after she made her comments on the radio she stands behind what she said because we have so many victims who have suffered just as much as mrs farrah who sit quietly and part i understand. but whatever that's how we feel lesser in the situation. like nobody can tell me how i feel should i got the right one this time. i do saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crime families each day. eighty five percent of global wealth he longs to be ultra rich eight point six percent. market thirty percent some with four hundred to five hundred three per second per second and fifth when he rose to twenty thousand dollars. china's building two point one billion dollars a i industrial park but don't let the numbers over. the only number you need to remember in one one business. seemed wrong but all in all just do

darlene farrow who appears to be more interested. in actually grieving for her daughter why stir that case that case is still pending are you. to continue to present mitigation as we do in every single case why is that case been plucked out. we talked to cory after she made her comments on the radio she stands behind what she said because we have so many victims who have suffered just as much as. to sit quietly and wait for justice. we don't do stuff like that. but whatever that's how we feel and the situation. can tell me how i feel sure i got the right one this time. join me every thursday on the alex salmond chill and i'll be speaking to guest of the world the politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. i've been saying the numbers mean something they've matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crime families each day. eighty five percent of global wealth he longs to be old from rich eight point six percent in world markets rose thirty percent somewhat four hundred to five

imposed in any case we give their feelings great weight and we have done that with the very vocal darlene farrow who appears to be more interested in public city in actually grieving for her daughter why stir that case that case is still pending are you really. to continue to present mitigation as we do in every single case why is that case been plucked out is easy we talked to cory after she made her comments on the radio she stands behind what she said because we have so many victims who have suffered just as much as mrs farrah who sit quietly and wait for justice trusting us to follow the law. you don't do stuff like that. she said from the lab and nobody understands why. but whatever that's how we felt less in the situation. stood out like nobody can tell me how i feel she don't got the right one this time. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next that multiple different clubs on one hand it is logical to sit in the home fields where everything is familiar on the other i wanted a new challenge and the fresh perspective i'm used to su

darlene farrow who appears to be more interested. in actually grieving for her daughter why stir that case that case is still pending are you really. to continue to present mitigation as we do in every single case why is that case been plucked out. we talked to cory after she made her comments on the radio she stands behind what she said because we have so many victims who have suffered just as much as. to sit quietly and wait for justice . we don't do stuff like that. but whatever that is how we felt in the situation. tell me how i feel sure i got the right one this time. my son in this doing drugs my nephews was still in drugs my sister just with doing drugs it was like an epidemic of drug abuse america's public enemy number one in the united states is drug abuse we started going after the users in the prison population sewer we started treating sick people people who are addicted to these drugs like criminals while i was on the hill i increasingly became convinced that the war on drugs was a mistake there are countless numbers of

associated press' darlene superville and "washington post's" mike debonis. then we will discuss trade talks with robert daly, live at 7:00 a.m. this morning. join the discussion. the house and senate returns for legislative work today. this means the house will take up a joint resolution to terminate the president's emergency declaration to build a border wall with funds targeted for other measures. -- theyt will discuss will discuss gun buyers and closing loopholes. there be an farewell address, the men will continue work on abortion bill. later in the week, the nomination of andrew wheeler to head the environmental protection agency. c-span bus recently traveled to texas, asking folks -- what does it mean to be an american? >> what it means to be an american, i am very passionate about projects and great things we can do in this nation. >> being an american is so much more than a nationality. it is an idea of who we are as a people and what we represent. i think the cross represents freedom and the liberty to do something and you are an american, you step

we met tim and darlene mccoy.opping. >> i got soup, snacks,bananas, the type of stuff people get when they're about to be hit by a storm. >> reporter: tim says the roads didn't seao be too onbad. they arerned roads like this one will be too much of ad to gloss over. whatever the weather does, they'll be ready. >> ler on, it will ice up. >> we seen lots of people get stuck in the dip within it ices over, so like today as the temperatures get cold enough. >> mak a snowball. i found friends out here kids tell me this is good snow making.il we wl pack them up and wait for pat collins to tell us what the snow challenge is. i'm going to throw it back to you, mix some snowballs and it will be girls versus boys. >> i would be careful of the little one on the right, tiny but mighty. she looks like she is going no wind uar that exactly. >> see you again in a little bit, megan, >>> storm team 4 gets the official snow totals fromna rean onal airport. >> before that, here in the district. we know that can vary. we haveth a way

looking at the week ahead in washington, white house correspondent for the associated press darlene superville joins us. mike debonis of the washington post who covers congress. mike kelly will start for you and the headline for one of your pieces.

darlene choi.on is particularly relevant given it is the rainy season and there's many neighborhoods city wide that experience serious flooding due to their topography. supervisor yeee has held many hearing and worked closely with the p.u.c. and there's district 8, 9, 11 and the purpose of this legislation before you today is really to protect consumers and inform them whether the property they are purchased is in a designated flood risk area. this legislation would require property owners to disclose to prospective buyers or tenants whether their property is located on the p.u.c.100 year storm flood risk map before the sale or lease of the property. the legislation would also require d.b.i. to include a statement that the property is located on the flood risk map. so we realized there may be some concerns from property owners that maybe considering selling their property in the future. and so sfpuc has done extensive outreach. some efforts were to hold a public hearing to adopt the 100-year flood

we're told to do but they put together a team danielle banks who kind of managers things and then darlene was here and robin jackson and not guiana who are at this project he put together people who didn't look at the job description. but when a problem came through the door. they set out to solve it. and they have been absolutely brilliant and if i keep on talking about him i'm gonna get emotional. cause i love seeing people uplifted so let me just say this to the residents here. we can all come in all these people that have been mentioned all day and it before you. this development team we can come in and build you a house we can do that we've done but it takes the people insid but the point i'm making is do what you have to do so that you have a decent on the libyan and a doctor mccray was right your number one priority for you children your children your grandchildren your neighbors. is peace you want peace at home because when i get tired of all the company out in the street i go home may not be anybody there but me but i'm not gonna have trouble out anyone so go there. so as we said

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darlene left the government and took a position with boeing's missile's division. prior to leaving government service, she was -- played a role in the award of a $20 billion contract to boeing for refueling tankers and in a plea agreement she stated she agreed to ahere price even though she believed it was not appropriate as a parting gift to boeing. her cozy relationship also included helping her daughter get a job with boeing. she pled guilty to a separate ethics violation and served nine months in prison. these violations are not exposed by ethics officials or i.g.'s. it was senator mccain who found them while investigating the tanker deal and he became concerned with the blatant reinvolving door concerns. -- very -- revolving door concerns. pogo supports making a pledge law because otherwise ethics orders exist only at the whim of each president. making the pledge law would add continuity within the ethics community and prevent the pledge from being revoked on the president's last day in office. as was the case with president clinton. in 1965, president lyndon