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for chairman kim, it is departme respectability on the world stage sharing summit being received there in south korea, janua janis. >>> they are confirmed that moon jae-inn had a phone call with president trump this morning. it was his meeting that raised the ability. he has domestic credit ability at stake. local elections as well. he is also trying to push through his agreement with kim through his legislature. former diplomats that i have spoken to say they're concerned with the lack of integration that there is ahead of the summit with allied countries. there have not been teams displaced to tokyo, seoul, layi the ground work and keeping up expectations from the summit tomorrow. president trump goes in having a al y all allenia allenia alleniated. >>> and tracie potts has more from congress. >> reporter: congress will get to weigh in according to the secretary of state. they want to run whatever agreement that comes out of the meeting by lawmakers to reassure north korea and that no matter who the u.s. president is we will honor it. and mike pompeo talking about the outcome of this

the justicet departm saying they are disappointed with the court's decision and they continue to believehe pay tv market will be less and less innovative as a result. no word of the appeal, but for now, the deal is expected to close by june 20th. nbc news. >>> and an fbi age is facing charges after a dangerous mishappen on the dance familiar, he lost his gun while doing a flip. and accidentally fired as he moved to pick it up.tr the bulletk another man in the leg. bishop turned himself in to denverolice yesterday and was charged with second degree assault. he could face more charges if sts show alcohols was a factor. >> the latest internet sensation proves that when y hit rock bottom, you can only go up. maintenance workers got the raccoon to move, instead of going down, it chose a more dangerous route. it went up the building, as high as 23 stories and f stopped a nap occasionally. crews placed live traps on theo oping that it would make it there. the little guy is reportedlim ng down. the raccoon was discovered by npr news, that dubbed it npr raccoon. >> it's a mean or funny raccoon to

the r force and the departme of defense came in and said that they absolutely opposed it, that they didn't want it. the compromise was that congress agreed that they would study this and revisit it in the future. now the president has stepped in and contradicted his own cretary of defense and the air force on this issue. laura: let's say we get the space force. what is it going to mean? is it going to mean more lunar exploration?g is it go be a bolder vision of space? >> it will not do anything to sa or space exploration all. it is all about the military uses of space. that is all unmanned, all here in earth orbit. it is really not doing anything new. we is taking all the thing are currently doing and reorganizing them into one unified military service that will focus on the space domain. laura: wn the president says he wants america to be dominant in space, will this make us dominant? >> it could put us on the path to maintain our dominance. the u.s. military is already arguably dominant in space. t could help the military grow in the future and stay more focused on countering the threats

there are lots of number two guys in the agency and there is in the state security departme department this five-star general in the military this is done on purpose, the system they employ. divide and conquer. proficiency is not rewarded, loyalty is rewarded. even though it was a big blow, it wasn't as overwhelming as some might think. the second chapter deals with all of those in more detail. now that i've been talking about the instability in the government, it's important to you the next to last chapter deals with what we do if north korea collapses so if you read it i hope you will enjoy it. if we are talking about engaging north korea, it's important to understand north korea will never give up its weapons. if they consider this important to the national security this is a legacy. he past that onto his sons and it's now a part of his grandson's legacy. this is how long they will be in north korea and they are going to keep the nuclear weapons it doesn't matter what they tell us. we can also plan on seeing north korea and other important pieces is going to continue to engage in pr

i'm working with commission staff on that, trying to rewrite andn, will meet with the departme, and w h d.p.a. to get their input, and then, eventually bring it as a andco it'll go into meet and confer at some point. f d that. maneucco: >> ally, i spoke with -- well -- >> commissioner mazzucco: director henderson? >> thank you. i spoke with commissioner turman on this issue, as well, and he mentioned that project both to the chief and myself, and the chief and both have addressed that concern, as well, and weould look forward, i think, so resolving that because there are inconsistencies in his ded my department that we need to be on the same page about. >> commissioner hirsch: i'm working on a new set and i'm woing on a something that i'm going to distribute to you folks. >> that would be great. licat would resolve a lot of deations. of these >> commissioner mazzucco: thank you. commissioner dejesus? >> commissioner dejesus: one of the things that are pending, there's an earlyerveion meeting -- i hateaying those words. it's kind of broken, and we keep coming back to it, but it's somet

the fire departm tt rescued people last night. two of them fell out of that coaster and hit the ground. >> the teen was conscious and breathing when he was taken toe hospital. this comes as there has been a sharp spike in violence in the season.t ahead of the summer there have been 72 homicides in year.istrict so far this >> major change coming to classrooms in fairfax county. >> thechool board voted unanimously to change the sex education policy.of onhe biggest changes will be to include more transgender curriculum. >> police say he may also go by the first name of zach or edmond. he was lastay seen yeste morning leaving his home on winding creek way in germantown. zbechlt an investigation underway in the death of a university of maryland football player where are jorda mcnair died wednesday. he was in the hospital after the teamworked out two weeks ago. >> for the first tim we're aring emotional reaction from maryland's head football coach. news 4 megan mcgrath is live in college park now with more. megan, good morning. >> good

>> one of the things the departme oftice conceded is directv would have cost savings from this transaction. at&t's acquisition of time-warner. at&t also owns directv. one of the things concede at trial there is would be cost savings. they would actually see lower prices. so that was conceded by the government. and i think the judge took that and he believed that was really significant. so what the case was really about was could the -- could the combined firmlly raise costs to its rivals? and the rivals are the distributors to dish net. the judge what he saw there is that he thought that the government lacked sufficient evidence ont point. charles: before i let you go. does this create a wild wild west scenario in this industry and ultimately are we look at two or three competitors in key industries which would be the antithesis of capitalism for some folks? >> i don't think so. just because the government loses one case. it doesn't mean we are in the wild wild west and all deals will be cleared. i think everyone should be careful about what deals they bring in front of the department of j

. >> another question, how does cve fit within the state departme broader diplomatic mission, particularly in affected part of the world like the middle east which i would argue is experiencing an unprecedented historical political and ideological convulsion. and we have the largest displacement of humanity since the end of world iin west asia. part of this is connected to the fact that there is a robust geopolitical and strategic competition in the region between saudi arabia, iran in particular. but beyond that, the convulsio th we' seen and revealed that a lot of countries are very fragile and very weak. the region has known that for some time but in the tumult we've seen since the 2011 arab uprisings, a lot of that fragility has become more and more clear and it's being exploited by violent extremists. my question is how does cve and your effort in the counterterrorism bureau work with other agencies and state and elsewhere to helpld greater resilience in these societies and where do you see in the middle east situations of self-sustaining strength if you wihat can become political mod

like i was saying, there's no police departm cme questions. so we'll move onto itemum ngx,nd possible actions regarding applications for permits. first is our consent agenda. >> okay, commissioners, so i'll be brief with consent agenda. we have stey's club moderne on calendar for an l.l.p., and we have secession art and design, which is also going for we di not receive any complaints about either of them, we just received support, and the police department for both of these didn't even offer any additional io the, theare onhe consent agenda. so we have the owners here from both of them, so if you want to pull them off onto regular, just let me know. >> i can just say for the record, i actually sold stookey's club moderne to them. it was a club i used to own. isxtremely solid building, a i guarantee you we made a totally lot more noise in there than they did. it was a different environment, and totally more raucous. >> it doesn't look like there's any objection, so i want to make a motion to approve the consent calendar. >> motion to approve th

apples or mrumdz and lemon trees i can see the food going to waste and brought that idea back to the departm ny oe trees where the fruit would go to waste we origin or crop and pick other fruits and delivery this to food banks or shelters to people who need them. >> i'm here with nang wong hello nang. >> hello. >> i need tonderstan house this gleaning work. >> we come and harvest like for example, we'll come over here this is the lemon and plug it like this. >> (laughter). . made that good, good and >> the trick is how not t hurt the branches. >> like the thing. >> i'm so excited about this. the peoe are so passionate about where the food goes to the private property owners give us the food they're happy that no of a t is going twaste >> oh. thank you. thank you. again job aura natural >> (laughter). >> from backyards to back lots let's take a look at the food and community bonding at the free farm. >> my idea was start growing food and giving it away. and having kind of bors to who event that brings people together not to run our food program this time around but to share the wealth of the

the justice departme the letter says that the white house had been told by flynn two times that the fbi had told him that the investigation into him was concluded, that there was no investigation. and this is important in larger story, although it sounds a little inside baseball, because the president's lawyers argue how could he ask comey to end an investigation into flynn when the white house believed at the time that there was no investigation. >> you highlight -- there's an annotated version of this memo and you highlight a memo from don mcgahn. the fbi told him they were closing it out. why is that so novel here? you highlight this as being pivotal. >> yeah, we're in the weeds but it's a central question of the mueller investigation is about the president's obstruction and whether by the president asking comey to end the investigation, was he committed obstruction. and what the memo is arguing, they're saying the white house did not think there was an investigation because the fbi told them they were done, that they had concluded their investigation. so they're saying how could the

if you -- the way to prep for it is to look at the justice departme inspeorgeneral's website, it's like a table o contents of nonpartisan anxiety about law enforcement and the election. it is going to be a huge hairy deal tomorrow. >> team, cancel my schedule tomorrow. thanks, rachel. >> sorry. >> you've ruined another -- what was going to be a perfectly pleasant afternoon. >> it's going to rain. you'll be fine. >> we have work to do. >> thanks, lawrence. >> we have work to do. thanks, rachel. well, michael cohen is just not rich enough. that's one of his problems. president trump's personal attorney michael cohen said he had to take out a home equity loan to pay stormy daniels $130,000 to never tell her story about having sex with donald trump, a story she then told. if michael cohen had to take out a home equity loan to pay $130,000 to stormy daniels, he cannot afford the team of 15 lawyers who have been representing him in federal court in manhattan who cost well over130,000 aweek. some of his lawyers bill significantly more than $1,000 an hour. and they are not lawyers whose law fir

will the speaker of the house stand up and defend people on standing committees threatened by the departm justice? the best way to do that is to bring up the resolution. if they don't comply with the document request and the tion, then look for exactly what matt gaetz talked about, contempt and impeachment articles in the toolbox we have to go to. finally, there is what devin nunes said, the president can say release the information so they can get answers. >> sean: last question. exit question. congressman dentis and gaetz, we will start with you. congressman desantis. wo be weaker, better for e country that the president, that he demand the documents congress has beenbstructed fromng, shoul demand? >> i think so. jim jordan, mark meadows and i sent him a letter couple weeks ago urging him to do that. he had the power and i think he should do it. the american people deserve the truth on this. donald trump has been treated as poorly as anybody by some of these jokers. he should definitely pull the trigger on that. >> totally agree, sean. totally agree. absolutely. the president has the po

>>t the fight is intensifying between house republicans and the justice departm despite peter strzok's agreement to come to testify behind closed doors voluntarily and that's something that donald trump has called for and conservatives have called for. as he told me into the closed-door meeting the public hearing will happen, quote, soon. we'll see when that happens, kate. >> no kidding. manu, a lot going on. thanks. i appreciate it. >>> we're followi more breaking news. the east pittsburgh police officer who shot and killed antwon rose has been charged with criminal homicide. michael rosfeld shot rose last week as rose ran away from a car after a traffic stop. the teenager was unarmed. his death has sparked days of protests across pittsburgh and beyond. cnn's athena jones is in pittsburgh where the district attorney just released more detail about what all has happened. athena, what have you learned? >> reporter: hi, kate. so much information coming out of this press conference with district attorney stephen zavala that just wrapped up. he wants ask the jury consider all levels of hom

closes their case on us, they present it to the san francisco police departmer police commission for admonishment. unfortunately they put the police department in a situation where they've had 24, 48 hours to do a follow up investigation and have been unable to do so, and so sometimes dispositions were offered just because they had no choice to get something off there, but there were numerous cases that fell off the radar, and director henderson ran through those cases when he first got in there. that's unacceptable. an attorney blowing a case that's called malpractice. i think where we are, how many last year? >> you're counting? >> i was going to say it's in your briefing on case backlog. last year, there were h405, i think, cases. naudible] >> you're right. i'm reading my summaries here. it's all in the summary explaining what the backlog was. i was a trying to find a percentage, but there was a large -- a substantive percentage of the cases that were beyond the 3304 deadlines that were essentially dead cases that could not be done, and it was a practice in the past to have cases

departme womans the sound that heard { meow } >> reporter: she could tell it was a kitten, but she didn'tkitten was, only that it was trapped somewhere in her car. the captain was the first on the scene. self-described cat guy. he could see that the cat was trapped inside t fender of the car. but he couldn't reach it. so he took out his smartphone to record the kitten. when he played itback, the kitten started to move closer toward him. the kitten it seems was attracted to its own voice. eventually the kitten followed its own voice to a spot where his partner could reach it. >> the cat was i the driver's side fender in ael little w area and he was there meowing. and i'm thinking this guy's going he with me. that's all i was thinking the whole entire time. he just. it >> reporter: the firefighters brought the little fur ball back to the fireasouse whe you might have guessed they becam attached to one another.ta the cin plans to adopt the kitten rescued once he's had it check out by a ve p innce george's county, mark segraves, news 4. >> how aboutthat? a firefighter who thinks like a feline

distinction, we find and make policy recommendations to and through the police commission to the departme, and that's a big deal because we can, based on complaints that we got from the community and based on our own investigations, come up with best practice recommendations to make improvements and change behaviors, address concerns for a broader audience to the department. so that's -- that's the difference. that's a much broader scope than the limits focus and narrow purview of just criminal charging and criminal prosecution. >> supervisor cohen: okay. thank you. >> does that make sense? >> supervisor cohen: yes. colleagues are there any other questions? supervisor fewer? >> supervisor fewer: yes, i do have clarifications on what you just said. so do you investigate cases where police officers violate general orders? >> yes, absolutely. >> supervisor fewer: and what about internal mechanisms within the department? don't they have an internal service division? i think i heard the chief say he doesn't have one, and he's retaining one, and so how do you work with that department? >> we pu

both say they support roe v wade, the foundation for women's rights under a supreme court press departme--. >> a trump nominee from the list he put forward will overturn roe, and essentially undermine women's freedom in this country. the second issue is that this court and this president is focused like a laser beam on destroying the affordable care act, ensuring millions lose coverage, including pre-existing conditions. i think both those issues are paramount. and frankly, both of those issues are ones in which lisa murkowski and susan collins made pledges to their constituents their actions would not hurt, would not undermine. they claim to be pro-choice, to be for roe and access to women's health, and they claim to be supporters of health care and not insuring that people lose coverage. with this decision they'll make a choice about the future that effects both those issues for millions of people. >> donna? >> i don't think democrats will be able to sustain our party if we roll on this nomination. i think it is really critical to getting out our voters for the elections in november. i

. >> you know, this was such a fiasco for the justice departme it raises the question of why this lawsuitrought in the first place. conservatives, republicans generally done believe in stopping mergers. the only thing we know about the origin of this case is that caidate trump and donald trump denounced this merger in advance and also indicated, as we have heard many times, thate hates cnn and, thus, really raises the question of whether this case was a vendetta ordered by the white house against cnn's parent coany. the judge in the case did not allow evidence on that question. journalists certainly have the opportunity to ask that question. the issue of why this case was brought remains very much alive. >> brian, you are getting a new response from time warner, our parent company. what can you tell us? >> this is the strongest long about the political questions that jeffrey tubeoobin was rais. this is a statement. he said, the court's resdeound rejection of the government's arguments is a confirmation. this was all about president trump and his disdain for cnn and his desire to kill this

a so the consumers and the justice departme saying prices could go up because at&t would be leveraging cont iet thhad from the time warner deal against its competitors in the video space, those who compete with their subsidiary, directv. the judge says he didnt think the department of justice met their burden of proof there, but i think consumers very likely to see a world in which increasingly the content they watch, the content they crave often is owned by the same people who deliver it to them. what that means is in many ways an open question, but, for exple, we've se that you can ow. directv n this is at&t's streaming service, a real-time live video streaminservice, and it doesn't cost against your data cap when you are an an at&t wireless subscriber some there may be an incentive for companies to bundle their content assets with the price they control to get that content mers.nsu >> nawaz: david, you wrote in your first write-up for axios the case could have take an more political turn. it is worth noting theas a lot of talk about whether or not there was pressure from the white h

when i was a department head we had that departmeant d reat where we spent thentire day on the racial equity and the racial equity program. and just before i was appointed as the county clerk i was working with h.r.c. to develop the plans on how to bring racial equity into our department. and i was just starting to do the work with the county clerk and i can't thank you enough. and i know that a lot of the county heads were doing that as well and i hope that the county clerk's office is continuing to do that. i see that as extremely important work and i definitely support that resolution. i wanted to follow up with you and i was looking through the brochure about how you work on police and community relations. i think that is extremely important work. i mean, just in the five months that i have been here as supervisor, i have seen how it is vital that we improve those relations for public safety. i'm wondering how you interact with the police departont improve policing practices? and, up you know, here to treat people better and i'm interested to see what h.r.c. can do in that regard.

jeffrey, on the face of it, it looks like a setback, if not a big defeat for the trump justice departmet is your take? >> i would say it is a setback and a big defeat for the trump justice department. this is a scathing and total rejection of the government's theohathis merger would violate anti-trust law. we have not yet had access to the full 70-page opinion of judge leon but he went through each of the government's theories of why this merger would lessen competition and be bad for consumers and in each case he rejected the government's -- contention this would be a bad merger and a usual part of his opinion was him saying to the government, look, don't even bother appealing bec if you appeal, if you get a stay, you will kill the deal evenf you lose -- the appeals court sides with at&t and time warner. that the procedural will take over for the substance. so he was saying, look, admit you lost, and let thi deal go forward. you can sue later, he said to the government, to break up the mpany, but don't try to stop this merger at this late date. that was a very unusual thing that the ju

this commission also look and how the departm of interior was able to spin $139,000 on new doors for secretary zinke which makes the $31,000 dining set at the department of housing and urban development look like small potatoes here and this is just what we know from publicly reported expenditures. i'm sure that the committee took on a full-fledged and vigorous investigation in to the wasteful spending by the child cabinet we would be able to find other examples of the flagrant misuse of taxpayer dollars. ten years ago a financial crisis hit the american people, the likes of which were unseen since the greatepressn. housing prices plunged. 8.8 million jobs were lost. and the clearly crisis hit the financial sector and the unemployment rate hit 10%. the meltdown left hundreds of thousands of homeowns underwater in the mortgages, owing more than their houses were worth. in 2008, u.s. foreclosure filingspiked more than 81%, and over 860,000 families lost their homes in foreclosures that you alone. ponse, , congress enacted the emergency economic stabilization act which among other thing

she was a recent higher at the capital gazette she worked in the sales departm as a sales assistant.office ran smoothly she was thoughtful, considerate and willing to help. she leaves behind a fiance'. >> five journalists who died in the senseesss shooting yrday had a combineds 75 years of journalism experience. >>> a gofundme page has bee fset upor the victims of the capital newspaper shooting and their families. in less hhan 24ours, that account has raised more than 3,000.organizers of the page sae money will go towards medical bills, repairs to the newsroom. the page was started byjournalit the capital gazette. ♪ >>> 8:06 oh our time switching gears of course on fday it's our zip trip day and today we are taking you to a really cool. >> we're talking about leisure world in silver spring, maryland. tucker joining a us liveeady having a lot of fun this morning. good morning >> good morning, maureen. people -- we're probably related, right. >> we might be. >> what's your last name? >> barnes >> hey, that's my last name, t too. >> right. >> you've been a resident here for 12 years, ri

today is also an opportunity for members to consider the justice departme department's quote compliance with the subpoena. a subpoena not issued in compliance with house rules and therefore cannot be enforced. even if it were a properly issued subpoena, the fight over document production seems to have boiled down to documents that the republicans know the department of justice cannot turn over. much of it evidence relating to an ongoing criminal investigation. the scoping documents outlining specific lines of inquiry in an ongoing criminal investigation and the identities of confidential human sources still working undercover in the field. that, of course s the whole point. as part of their coordinated and determined effort to undermine the special council's investigation, republicans are requesting documents they know they cannot have. if they somehow find themselves in possession of sensitive documents that go to the core of the special council's investigation and if past practice holds, they will end up in the subject of the investigation, namely president trump, and shortly there af