debs. was a littlearding different from the unhappily .orrupt conservative president a man who is just as bad as we always thought he was. he inhabits the other pages of my treatment of harding. harold: you give him some humanity in the book. the incidence -- the incident is so out of character from the harding that we know. there is a wonderful story about coolidge. he used to county cars that went by to occupy himself. hoover as aibed humanitarian. professor leuchtenburg: i should there was aver -- lady that i greatly admired. my main assessment of coolidge would not be his economic policies but how badly he treated his wife who didn't deserve it. somehow, he managed to survive. she was a teacher in the clark school for the deaf. her that she couldn't smoke, what she had to wear. he was brutish. she did not want to cause difficulty in her marriage. she gathered reporters around her and spoke in sign language. harold: you devote the most pages to franklin roosevelt. century'sim as the gian

eugene debs, the socialist leader, was sent to prison under wilson. subsequently, a document was pushed before wilson to free him from the penitentiary. harding granted debs' freedom really than was expected, because he said he wanted to be able to have christmas dinner with his wife. he had to have debs come in to see him. he didn't want this to be a routine action. when debs enters the oval ounds outarding balanc extended, andhand says i am so excited for the opportunity to be able to talk to mr. debs. that is how harding was a little different from the unhappily corrupt conservative president. a man who is just as bad as we always thought he was. he inhabits the other pages of my treatment of harding. mr. holzer: you have given him some humanity tonight and in the book. the incident described is so seemingly out of character from the harding that we know. there is a wonderful story about coolidge. i love your story that he had so little to interest him in the white house that he used to count the dollars that went by to occupy himself. as've also d

we're here at one of my students' flips -- deb. and i'm gonna show you what reality looks like, not reality tv. >> hey, nick. come on in. >> deb, it looks great. >> thank you. >> i love it, i love it. tell me about it. >> thank you. well, we're here in palm springs. we searched out our market, and this is what we found. >> yeah. >> going with the steps from the system that we learned from you. everything kind of flows immediately from the door, all the way in. >> the lady of the house walks in, she's gonna walk in, she's gonna see this beautiful kitchen. it's nice and open. so you remembered that, so good job. listen, we have systems and a template to follow, and you did that, and that is what is going to make you money is you follow the system line by line and step by step. you did a great job. i know you got a really healthy profit in here. i'm really proud of you. show me the rest of the house. >> come on. >> all right. this is exactly right, right for par, what they want, too, so, love it. you know, when deb came through this,

deb, thanks as well. up next, threats from north korea over their arsenal of missiles as the trump administration keeps talking about the next step. we'll have new detaels ails andk with senator ben cardon. lots to discuss. heading to the midwest to top his plan to hire american and buy american. is there a true folks of the plan? we're going to examine that and a lot more. stay with us. ... right. in. your. stomach! watch this!... >>yikes, that ice cream was messing with you, wasn't it? try lactaid, it's real ice cream, without that annoying lactose. lactaid. it's the milk that doesn't mess with you. just me...your me and my four daughters.. there's a lot of dancing and pageants that go on in our kitchens and living rooms and things like that. i've had to learn to accept certain things like the fact that my toe nails and finger nails are going to be painted constantly. but it's really awesome to watch them at their own things. they're great kids. all of them. whatever home means to you, we'll help you fi

deb? >> reporter: ken, the vehicle is still here and the man who was shot is still in it. the car is covered now by a blue tarp. this man has become a dispute between neighbors, which escalated in violence. >> it was like a battle to me going back and forth. more like a reward. >> reporter: some residents were in the midst of it. gunfire that brought people outside to find this honda civic crashed after police shot the driver dead. the hamilton's saw it unfold just steps from their home. >> i saw him drive by. and then he didn't stop for the police officers and they started firing at him. >> there were police officers trying to shoot at the car. then i heard probably 15 shots or so while i was there. that was pretty scary. >> any time we have a situation like this our hearts go out to the family. >> reporter: napa's police say the deadly force was unavoidable because the suspect fired first. officers on the street responding to 911 calls about a man shooting a gun. police were setting up a perimeter when the suspect backed out of his garage. >> he left the area. as he drov

deb feyerick with me in new york. bring us up to speed on this case. >> there is a massive manhunt under way in ohio and pennsylvania. earlier a cell phone may have pinged in erie, pennsylvania, essentially identifying him in that location, and there's a possibility that he may be headed to new york, in order to see relatives, that is according to sources. 37-year-old steve stephens is wanted for allegedly killing a man who was on his way home sunday from an easter lunch with his family. he then posted it on facebook. i think now we are going to the press conference, let's take a listen. >> -- investigation the facebook shooter speaking this morning will be mayor frank jackson, chief calvin williams, special agent in charge of the cleveland office of the fbi, steven anthony and u.s. marshal pete elliott. mayor? >> i wanted to start off by again giving our condolence of me personally and the city to the godwin family. i spoke with a daughter last night, and she is very appreciative of the efforts as we attempt to bring

phil ginsburg and i get that wrong change your name the director of the department of the environment deb reaping and we have the traffic commander online suicidal and we have folks from supervisor safai's office the da's office and i think we got everybody thank you for being here. and thank to our sponsors and kelly and others and the bayview rapid transit and recotton and the sfmta thank you for your support. >> (clapping.) >> so walk to work today is, of course, about walking that is very simple act that putting one foot in front of each other or cheers throughout the streets it is more that an amazing day not only people keeps us healthy and prevents chronic diseases that are plea of not guilty our country but built communities on the street walking is thing helping economically and keeping us healthy for decades to come >> (clapping.) >> and it is an equalizer everyone has equal access to a simple mode of transportation walking might seem simple for pedestrians it is not we'll wait for the ambulance (sirens) this is not my lucky can i for my last conference between the rain and the

. >>> our thanks to deb and our thanks to you for watching news. and good night. ♪ seriously, what is this place? it's heaven. yeah, muscle heaven. you want to take one for a test drive? (tires squealing, engine revs) the challenger and charger have the most affordable v8 engines in their classes. check them out now during the fast and furious sales event. the fate of the furious. in theaters april 14th. in dealerships now. now get 20% off msrp cash allowance

deb, stand by with me. former u.s. marshal, he's still with me. we spoke earlier in the hour. the options that you said is likely how this scenario is ending, just in how things have turned out. >> i would have thought he would have done it earlier, actually. it seemed like on his facebook postings this was it. and now we're hearing about social media communications with his mother referencing suicide. so i'm not surprised. it was going to be either a self-inflicted gunshot wound or suicide by cop. now that -- once we get the 100% identification which seems to me imminent at this point in time since we've got the press conference, now we've got time to sort out exactly what this guy has done. there's been reference to previous homicides. there has been no evidence at this point in time that he has killed anybody else. hopefully over this three-daytime period he didn't take anybody else's life. so we've got time now to go back, retrace his steps and figure out what he's been doing over the past 72 hours. >> absolutely. art, stand by. brian, you brought me this breaking news. wh

you've seen that reflected in the price of t deb kathy: not yet. not yet.nk that's because there's so much demand out there for investment grade paper. so not until probably we see some, you know, real slowdown in revenue growth, a real slowdown in the top line outlook for some of these companies and then you probably see the spreads start to widen out. jonathan: let's talk about telecom, for instance. i see the consumer price tolerance. i recognize it's still low. i look at companies like at&t and verizon and the monthly bills and the only way they can get revenue up it seems is just by a pure volume play. at what point does the debt and the interest rate they get and pay to investors, what point does that have to reflect their actual ability to increase revenue, to increase profits? brian: well, you know, those big kind of blue chip firms, i mean, spreads are tight. we have some room here for spreads to widen under such a scenario. those debt payments are quite a bit more secure. you also have the large dividend payments out of the equities that can help

deb has been covering this crime since it was posted on facebook on easter sunday.overed many of those. what jumped out at you from the press conference? >> one thing was the gratitude that this did end peacefully, that there wasn't a larger shoot out, and he didn't turn on police, perhaps death by cop. once he knew he had been found that he stopped and he shot himself. this happened just as officials, police officers were approaching that vehicle. so it ended quickly. and according to somebody who heard this, they heard a loud bang and then silence. and so there was also a sense that, look, the authorities really did want to bring this individual in. this isn't -- this unlike others that i've covered, this isn't one of those where there was -- there was clearly a sense of urgency, but they wanted to coax him to himself in. they wanted to get him help. this investigation is far from over. what they do have to do is figure out where he was. they have to restrays htrace hi. stephens, when we fled after this murder, he basically did threaten to kill other people. in hi

then thursday, friday, deb, cool showers, only in the 60s. >> well, you can get updates any time on our>now, keep an eye on the pack. and from the back, it's the jammers minnie tears and tricked up treat. tricked up treat is jammed up. and there goes minnie tears, getting some leverage. oh, here comes minnie tears up and around a trap... nothing going on, trying to get on the inside, trying to get up high on the rail. looking for tricked up treat. quickly jamming up. she's losing it all to minnie tears. tricked up treat got schooled. minnie tears setting the standard. oh, my god, has she got the moves. (crowd cheering) yeah! are you ready? ready? yeah, i'm ready! ah! come on. let's do it. let's do this. let's go. and the jammer guard for the boca ratons, we have miami spice. and for our own miami masochists, the crowd favorite, wrath of connie! (cheering) you're going down, wrath of connie!

>> even our floor director deb normally the nicest person in the world, just through so much hate atweet out photos later on. >> coming from a phillies fan there is that is ugly. >> can't say you don't have team spirit. >> okay, people. >> i'll be relatively positive about the wetter. >> yes, relatively speaking, actually two separate systems coming through, i do have your phillies home opener forecast. we've seen really awesome or really horrible weather, i feel like, for that home opener. of course, this time around it, looks like it will be inbetween. but let's sort of shift gears. take a look weighs going on in the deep south. storm system that's actually headed our way is currently bringing in some very enhanced potential for severe weather down across portions anyway of the panhandle of florida, and then the rest of the south moving into george a everything sort of shifting east. we do start to see this system moving, sending moisture offer to the northeast, but look at the heavy thunderstorms currently rumbling in here across some of the states. you can start to already see so

. >> reporter: deb hahns and sheryl came out for the event. >> i think too much controlling will makethe event not as fun for everybody. part of the whole thing was it was the whole hippy culture. >> reporter: the city is going to take attempts to control it. >> we can't stop everybody from smoking pot. i mean, technically, smoking pot is illegal. but we realize this event will happen. >> reporter: last week, 20,000 pounds of garbage was left behind, and there were complaints about traffic and parking damage. >> we want to continue the celebration and we don't want it to you know go away like what happened over halloween. >> reporter: a group of merchants have raised money for fencing, security and medical help and bathrooms. but one neighbor is skeptical. >> i think they could try, but i don't know that they will actually succeed. it's like a bunch of teenagers. >> reporter: the city says no minors, no drugs for sale. no alcohol and only approved food. just some of the changes rolling out for 4/20. >> it's been so packed in years past that it wouldn't be the worst thing. >> now there

incredibly proud of that our next speaker supervisor katie tang is an incredible challenge she said deb are we going to get more clare across the city and it was a great question and in fact, i was happy to hear her it was a question i was asking we've been looking at as a department for months before she asked that question but she wasn't willing to wait for us to come to her we have to lead by example what about our own fleet for the city police to be 100 percent electric so she called a hearing of city departments and said how will you get us to 100 percent so this is a politician a resident a woman who speaks from the heart and is has a vision of 100 percent electric san francisco and it is such an honor to work with her and get her help to a move 24 through the board of supervisors let's welcome supervisor katie tang >> (clapping.) >> thank you for being here. and thank you for the sf staff deb and jesse and others i saw everyone who is at the present environment listening to me you couldn't ask those questions you might wonder how i got interested i live in a multi unit building i

. >> tina davis and her friend, deb, chained up their own car and before pulling away. >> walked on over and asked if she could help. of course she can, we needed it. >> this is supposed to be away from the tire. >> she didn't plan on holding a class alongside the interstate but these friends an admit they -- admit they didn't have a strategy. >> it didn't work. >> first time we're using them so we have no idea what we're doing. thinking about watching a youtube video. >> turns out tina could have created that video. >> i'm not used to this business. >> this is the first time i've seen her in action. it's actually impressive. >> this truck driver from canada needed help abiding by the rules of the road even though he didn't really understand why. >> you got to put them on. what you got to do? at the end of the day in canada there's no such thing as snow chains. there's snow tires and you got four by four. and the rest is the driver. >> he paid the pros for help while tina davis wrapped up with this group. showing that sometimes it does take a village to keep the interstate moving along.

screens are ancient are completely we can't see them. >> i don't have a copy. >> the first slide that debas showing from norway i'm sure everybody in the audience and watching that on tv can see it but the 3 of us that makes the decision can't. >> i salute you for ahsha safai paper. >> i have a laptop i could loan that. >> you don't want to give me our laptop. >> we'll continue this item anyway we'll visit this again but wander we can't use our screens. >> thank you. i apologize for that. >> the the biggest substantive change striking the flexibility requirement for the 10 percent of spaces to eliminate the requirement for any conduit or full credibility for the spaces and then for all remaining spaces rather than rather than an electrical design for each parking space the ordinance will require a programmaticly installing the conduits 3 could extend the worry and adds spaces for an electrical panel for the charges and charging that and the other change suggested categories that are suggested to the ordinance is addressing a provision to the environment code that requires the owner or the

screens are ancient are completely we can't see them. >> i don't have a copy. >> the first slide that debas showing from norway i'm sure everybody in the audience and watching that on tv can see it but the 3 of us that makes the decision can't. >> i salute you for ahsha safai paper. >> i have a laptop i could loan that. >> you don't want to give me our laptop. >> we'll continue this item anyway we'll visit this again but wander we can't use our screens. >> thank you. i apologize for that. >> the the biggest substantive change striking the flexibility requirement for the 10 percent of spaces to eliminate the requirement for any conduit or full credibility for the spaces and then for all remaining spaces rather than rather than an electrical design for each parking space the ordinance will require a programmaticly installing the conduits 3 could extend the worry and adds spaces for an electrical panel for the charges and charging that and the other change suggested categories that are suggested to the ordinance is addressing a provision to the environment code that requires the owner or the

february deb is live not far from kimberly's home, debora? >> it is here from the start, usually bigger than this. but recently it was stripped and momento stolen. that's why kirk's mom has left this angry note calling both the vandal and kirk's killer cowards. >> nobody could think of anybody that would hurt him because he is just such a likable kid. >> kirk kimberly visits this shrine all the time. kirk was their only child and they were a close family. then kirk was found stabbed to death. his body buried in some open space at sonoma state university. >> i don't know, maybe there was confrontation he didn't let us in on or any of his other friends on. >> reporter: as far as anybody knew, he had no troubles. he had ridden away on his bike to see a friend he said, but he didn't return that night and his phone was off. >> it is sad to say, but i already knew at that point he was dead. because of his phone being off. he would never go anywhere without his phone. >> reporter: and still it would be two excruciating weeks before his body was disc

. >> our floor director deb went to the museum opening a couple days and said it is really nice. very excited for that. >>> another historic spot in the city of philadelphia is getting a tension these days, rocker john bon jovi and his wife visited with the workers in charge of the repairing ben franklin's grave at christ church burial ground. church posted this picture to their facebook page. workers lifted marker off of the grave ahead of more restoration work. bon jovi and his wife donated half of the $10,000 cost of the repairs. >> he is a good citizen. >> very generous. >> exactly. >>> still ahead an anxious statue gets a make over and we will show it to you coming up next. >>> it was one of this years most memorable finishes in the boston marathon. hear from the disable veteran who crossed the finish line carrying his guide runner. >>> prince's purple rain suit goes on display, we will tell you where you can see this piece of music and moving history. immerse i kevin space i's new gig, oscar tony winner has been asked to hoe the tone a ward. last years hamilton dominate add

course, we're very much interested in the this legislation and commend you for moving forward like debthink we're much more interested in raising the issue of progress and how much time to look at it this legislation read it carefully and be able to provide you with our understanding of this i think that on page 12 you have the timeline that you are looking for as you can see a total of 19 days if now until the mind when public comment written comment is due as dementia said that deadline is the day after that interested persons meeting the way the large coalition of groups work we'll come to an i p and ask questions and gather the folks to discuss that there are issues of concern and be able to write something to bring back preferring in a written former in the written comment section deb said we need more time between the ideas and where the comments are due and again as mentioned before the because of their recess have not likely to take this up until the fall we wonder why a rush to move forward if not june then july looking for a final vote for the board of supervisors they will p

attraveled with eugene debs one point, the socialist candidate for president. mooney was an active labor organizer and certainly on the political left. he catches the eye of the rena,ities and his wife, she spent her days as a music teacher. she had a studio in san francisco. the authorities would call it a den, which makes it seem ominous, but she had a using studio. mooney and his wife, but especially mooney, attract the attention of the authorities. when they were arrested, they were held in solitary confinement. they were not allowed to talk to family, friends or legal counsel. assistant da told a local reporter that the suspects "ought to be hung without ceremony." in other words, let's do this quickly and have a fast conviction. on august 2, they were jointly charged with murder. this became an interesting part of the legal story, but the authorities considered them all part of the same conspiracy. when one was tried, evidence would be used against the other one. it was very complex and probably a little unfair. will tell you, as the investigation got und

seems poised to move higher off a very major sold level, just like micron in december, january and debhree oversolds, makes three big moves. smith thinks t s ths the patter micron stock is like last december when the moving average was trending up. then we got a major move. perhaps best of all, smith reports a micron floor of $75.84, about a buck and a half below where this stock is currently smooth sailing. a lot of people are in micron, but not as many as in the next stock we're going to be talking about, the chart of advanced microdevices, a md. i know this has got a lot of people talking. after nearly quadrupling last year, this stock has been trading sideways since february, it's very frustrating to people, i know that. the reason in 2016, amd, it's fellow graphics chipmakers -- they were some of the only semiconductors whose growth could be relied on. because apple and samsung both have new hot smart phones, the cell phone oriented chipmakers have gotten their mojo back so the amd stock has got more money from institutional investors. however smith likes what she see here's. it's

debs would say that i will arrive, it will be with the ranks not for the ranks. i think it is incredible. we may know about the famed black power salute of tommie smith and john carlos of the 1968 olympics. it is being commemorated. it was commemorated in a statute in california. there is a lot about that picture we don't know. it is one of the most marketed pictures in the last hundred years. we don't know that tommie smith and john carlos -- they wanted to protest poverty. they didn't wear shoes. ofwas a massive breed etiquette at the time. -- breach of etiquette at the time. , he i got to john carlos said i wanted it open to represent shift workers, blue-collar people and the underdogs. the people whose contributions to society are so important but don't get recognized. you certainly don't hear about the instances that were occurring around these guys in 1968 that led to that moment. the assassination of dr. king and how it influenced those guys to make a stand at the olympics. the movement that was occurring in south africa at the time. it was apartheid. of c

mccabe is the fbi's deb out -- deputy director and the charges are laid out to director james comey. it points out mccabe is already under investigation from the fbi inspector general in his role in the hillary clinton e-mail investigation and his wife was running for the virginia state senate in 2015 received $750,000 in donations by a friend of hillary clinton and rights while he recused himself from public corruption cases in virginia he failed to recuse himself from the clinton e-mail investigation despite the appearance of a conflict created by his wife's campaign accepting $700,000 from a close clinton associate during the investigation. grassley's letter then turns to the trump-russia investigation and in particular a discussion within the fbi about whether the pay former british spy that drew up a dossier that had information on mr. trump that could embarrass him. mr. grassley rights there's more conflict of interest questions if he was involved in approving or establish the reported arrangement with mr.steele and they should know if they counted on funded to justify an inves

course, we're very much interested in the this legislation and commend you for moving forward like debthink we're much more interested in raising the issue of progress and how much time to look at it this legislation read it carefully and be able to provide you with our understanding of this i think that on page 12 you have the timeline that you are looking for as you can see a total of 19 days if now until the mind when public comment written comment is due as dementia said that deadline is the day after that interested persons meeting the way the large coalition of groups work we'll come to an i p and ask questions and gather the folks to discuss that there are issues of concern and be able to write something to bring back preferring in a written former in the written comment section deb said we need more time between the ideas and where the comments are due and again as mentioned before the because of their recess have not likely to take this up until the fall we wonder why a rush to move forward if not june then july looking for a final vote for the board of supervisors they will p

screens are ancient are completely we can't see them. >> i don't have a copy. >> the first slide that debas showing from norway i'm sure everybody in the audience and watching that on tv can see it but the 3 of us that makes the decision can't. >> i salute you for ahsha safai paper. >> i have a laptop i could loan that. >> you don't want to give me our laptop. >> we'll continue this item anyway we'll visit this again but wander we can't use our screens. >> thank you. i apologize for that. >> the the biggest substantive change striking the flexibility requirement for the 10 percent of spaces to eliminate the requirement for any conduit or full credibility for the spaces and then for all remaining spaces rather than rather than an electrical design for each parking space the ordinance will require a programmaticly installing the conduits 3 could extend the worry and adds spaces for an electrical panel for the charges and charging that and the other change suggested categories that are suggested to the ordinance is addressing a provision to the environment code that requires the owner or the

. >> deb, thanks. >>> police say they're working with a building manager to see if there was video of who may have set off the fireworks and left the note. >>> metro has about all the news it can handle. crews had to shut down a chunk of the red line in the middle of morning rush hour after reports of smoke. employees are required to give three days' notice if they want a sick day. ca cost you. delia goncalves is here to break this out. will there be this sick-out protest tomorrow and do commuters need to worry? >> reporter: a lot of concerns and rumors about this so called sick-out. let's clear this up. we know that 500 employees requested a sick day tomorrow. union members tell me a sick- out protest is against their contract. as far as the new sick policy, i talked to a lot of union members who tell me they feel like it's a back doorway to get them fired. they came out in full force. union workers picketing in front of metro headquarters. loud, proud, unafraid to tell people how they really feel. >> the general manager telling us we cannot go on the property and talk to our kind of

. >> reporter: and deb harm comes from utah to hippie hill every year. she heard restrictions are coming. >> i think too much controlling will change the event to make it not as fun for everybody. part of the whole thing it was the whole hippie culture. >> reporter: while it's unofficial and unsanctioned, each year thousands gather to light up. >> we can't stop everybody from smoking pot. i mean technically smoking in the park is illegal. but we realize you know this event as i said it's going to happen. >> reporter: last year an estimated 20,000 pounds of garbage was left behind, there were complaints about traffic, public urination and property damage. the city says this is meant to change all that, but some are skeptical. >> i don't know if it will succeed, it's like a bunch of teenagers. >> reporter: the city hopes they will sponsor food trucks and vendors. >> we want to continue the celebration and don't want it to go away like what happened over halloween. >> reporter: a group of merchants raised money for fencing, security and medical help and bat

. >> deb, you can maybe sympathize with b.a.r.t.' problems, trying to keep up with the situation, but i tell you, if you're in a wheelchair, and that's the only way to get to the station is through a disgusting elevator, that's a big problem. >> reporter: oh, yeah, can you you imagine, just day after day of confronting that. then the other problem with broken elevators is sometimes there might be an elevator out at the station you use, and the elevator at the next station is also out. so you might have to travel just to find a working elevator, really adds to your day. >> it's not a good situation. debora villalon. thanks very much. >>> this weekend crews are strting work to reveal the tracks between oakland's lake merritt, and fruitvale stations. b.a.r.t. will run buses, the lake merritt station will be closed until monday morning. b.a.r.t. is warning ridders to expect delays. >>> police in lafayette right now searching for a missing ups driver. he hasn't been seen since his truck hit a tree this afternoon. officials say the driver,

the truth was that lincoln had a capacity for deb statingly quick quit whit. when it was observed edward baits had black hair and a white beard lincoln thought it could be otherwise and uses his jaws more than his brain. one day a delegation called on lincoln, this is shortly after lincoln takes office and the delegation called to urge the appointment of the friend of theirs to the post of the commissionary in hawaii. and they empathize not only his fitness for the post but his poor health when they had wld benefit from the balmy climate of hawaii. the president closed the interview with affected regret. gentlemen, i am sorry to say but there are eight other applicants for that place and they are all thicker than your man. lincoln enjoyed the dry, ironic and oblique whit he had in others. this was the case for instance with the farmer. i ain't greedy about land. i only want what joins mine. he used dry whit to deflect arrogance to a young (inaudible) who desired and made much of the distingui distinguished linage. more gentle was he was exceeding looking for a

regular testing gives our war fighters reliance, con fi debs and high moral. and finally, the fifth thing that we need to foe wus on, as always, we need to look at doing all of this with our allies. we have a lot of allies in this world, israel, japan, korea, poland. i would like to say that we i would like to say that we are an an ally rich nation and our adversaries are potential adversaries are ally poor. it is probably the most strategic advantage we have right now. look around the world. china, russia, iran, north korea, nobody wants to be on that team. we have allies that we have been building for decades if not centuries in the asia pacific, in europe, and we need to be working to deepen our trust among each other in this incredibly important strategic comparative advantage that we have over any other country. so let me conclude by talking briefly about the csis report that's being released today. it does a great job tracing the high points and low points. the process here has not been the report the report makes that clear. as time puts in his report i

. >> deb debbie wasserman assault, i love her, so funny. >> i don't know how you mean that -- >> she is hilarious. that being said, why do people come home from washington and hear us but never listen to us. they never good back and do what we ask them to do. they're representatives. they go back and do what they want to do instead. >> depends on where you stand on the issues. ultimately the -- the biggest battle for a member of congress is what you -- what your conscience demand you do. how you feel in your heart. but balancing that with what the constituents want. it's not always the same. think sometimes members of congress overcomplicate things. >> if you're voted into congress to get rid of obamacare and then you say we're not going to do that now, how -- >> let's leave that with the here and now. this political situation is the craziest ever. don't know how to make sense of it and i've been a political animal since i was 15 years old. when you talk about voting someone in to get rid of obamacare, let's take a look the present day situation. let me say something outload it they'

deb feyerick, thank you. in >>> meantime, we are moments away to see president trump arriving in wisconsin. one of the so-called plu wablue states that crumbled on election night in mr. trump's favor. he will be there visiting the headquarters of a tool manufacturing company. we're also told he'll sign an executive order making it more difficult for guest workers to get visas for jobs. but his credibility is taking a massive hit. let me show you some numbers. this shows the president's poll numbers dipping 17 points when it comes to whether people think he will keep his promises. first, let's go to kenosha, w h wisconsin, and jeff zeleny. >> reporter: brooke, the president will be coming here in the next hour and this is his first visit to wisconsin since taking office back in january and they are trying to make the point that he is trying to fulfill some of those campaign pledges to hire american and buy american. he will be signing an executive order here. we're at an iconic manufacturing center of a brand

screens are ancient are completely we can't see them. >> i don't have a copy. >> the first slide that debas showing from norway i'm sure everybody in the audience and watching that on tv can see it but the 3 of us that makes the decision can't. >> i salute you for ahsha safai paper. >> i have a laptop i could loan that. >> you don't want to give me our laptop. >> we'll continue this item anyway we'll visit this again but wander we can't use our screens. >> thank you. i apologize for that. >> the the biggest substantive change striking the flexibility requirement for the 10 percent of spaces to eliminate the requirement for any conduit or full credibility for the spaces and then for all remaining spaces rather than rather than an electrical design for each parking space the ordinance will require a programmaticly installing the conduits 3 could extend the worry and adds spaces for an electrical panel for the charges and charging that and the other change suggested categories that are suggested to the ordinance is addressing a provision to the environment code that requires the owner or the

. >> then can you commit to with the congress to pass a clean deb debt ceiling? will commit to absolutely work with the congress, the house and senate, so that we don't get to the last minute and run out of money. a yes?hat i don't know your technical issue of what a clean debt ceiling is -- debt ceiling. >> let me be clear. i would like us to raise the ceiling south korean rather than later. >> that's good enough for me. thank you. >> we don't want to run a risk defaulting. >> i'm grateful for that answer. thank you. >> thank you. >> the nonpartisan tax policy found that the president-elect trump's tax plan byld increase the debt 7.2 trillion over 10 years. president-elect has also defense increasing spending. it's said he will touch entitlements like medicare or security. in 2015, as you know, nondefense spending comprised about $583 million, 16% of the budget, including funding for veterans, transportation, our national pass, and our investments in research. we didn't spend a single penny on any of these year,ties for an entire which i would not suggest, but e

now, if you've been watching the news, you may have heard from my ex-wife, deb, that i'm a marijuanadict who should not be trusted with my own children. it is not true. i am just loggy from eating all this delicious giraffe meat. and, yes, my wife is an animal lover, and, yes, this is the april the giraffe. but i'm man with teeth, teeth that chew, and a throat that swallows, and a heart in my chest that beats four to five times a minute because of all the meat i've been chewing. you're dead! i'm alive! you're dead! i'm alive! now, if you'll excuse me, i have to check out some of the crack cocaine the department of justice has been pushing on the muppets on "sesame street." big bird's in on it. snafalopolous isn't real. false flag. let's see how good this crack is. woooo! that is stronger than it was this morning! kids, don't do this stuff, okay? because if you try to take mine, you will draw back a bleed stump! you will fight my brain! my brain has cobra fangs will! you'll be dead in eight seconds. hematoxins! ( laughter ) today's show is brought to you by blue apron, not the food, t

phil ginsburg and i get that wrong change your name the director of the department of the environment deb reaping and we have the traffic commander online suicidal and we have folks from supervisor safai's office the da's office and i think we got everybody thank you for being here. and thank to our sponsors and kelly and others and the bayview rapid transit and recotton and the sfmta thank you for your support. >> (clapping.) >> so walk to work today is, of course, about walking that is very simple act that putting one foot in front of each other or cheers throughout the streets it is more that an amazing day not only people keeps us healthy and prevents chronic diseases that are plea of not guilty our country but built communities on the street walking is thing helping economically and keeping us healthy for decades to come >> (clapping.) >> and it is an equalizer everyone has equal access to a simple mode of transportation walking might seem simple for pedestrians it is not we'll wait for the ambulance (sirens) this is not my lucky can i for my last conference between the rain and the

deb feyerick, thank you. >>> let's turn to bill o'reilly and the fallout since he departed. just yesterday, his two-decade reign is over. severing ties with him after allegations of reported sexual harassment. the cases recently surfaced in a "new york times" report. so how much is fox paying o'reilly to leave? tens of millions. also happening today, fox's parent company is holding a board of directors meeting this as, take a look, the former anchor is noticeably missing from the outside wall the fox news building. joining us, dan abrams and rachel stockton. what do you make of this payout? >> i think they had to pay it out. they made a deal with bill o'reilly relatively recently. look, i think fox and bill o'reilly both wanted to end this in a way where there wouldn't be a major war. bill o'reilly may not be on fox tomorrow but bill o'reilly can still get a big audience and if he wants to stick it to fox, they had to figure out how to end this and terminate him and they did. >> but that kind of money, does it send a message of sorts? >> of course it does. the bottom line is

. >> deb, i appreciate it. us know of developments. >>> president trump says the health care deal is coming soon. maybe as early as next week. will democrats work with him? we ask a key democratic congress member next. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm dr. kelsey mcneely and some day you might be calling me an energy farmer. ♪ energy lives here. (healthy weight becausel the first ingredient is chicken. (riley) man, this chicken is spectacular! (jessica) i feel like when he eats beneful, he turns into a puppy again. you love it, don't you? you love it so much! (vo) and now try new beneful grain free, simply made with wholesome ingredients, and no grain. won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says you picked the wrong insurance plan. no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, you won't have to worry about replacing your car because you'll get the full value back including depreciation. switch and you could save $509 on auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty st

course, we're very much interested in the this legislation and commend you for moving forward like debink we're much more interested in raising the issue of progress and how much time to look at it this legislation read it carefully and be able to provide you with our understanding of this i think that on page 12 you have the timeline that you are looking for as you can see a total of 19 days if now until the mind when public comment written comment is due as dementia said that deadline is the day after that interested persons meeting the way the large coalition of groups work we'll come to an i p and ask questions and gather the folks to discuss that there are issues of concern and be able to write something to bring back preferring in a written former in the written comment section deb said we need more time between the ideas and where the comments are due and again as mentioned before the because of their recess have not likely to take this up until the fall we wonder why a rush to move forward if not june then july looking for a final vote for the board of supervisors they will pro