except for the fa ct i about mys pensions except for the fact i had one big pension when i worked in a company for quite a long period of time. the department john worries he might be adding to the pot. definitely when i worked as a nurse, i don't know what happened to that paperwork. no idea at all. later, when i worked in another company, i contributed, i have no idea — i have no paperwork with that. that was over 20, 25 years ago. no, no paperwork with that. that was over20, 25 years ago. no, i no paperwork with that. that was over 20, 25 years ago. no, i haven't got any paperwork for that at all. john's not alone. the government have recognised that this is a big problem, so they asked the association of british insurers to work with the industry to create an online dashboard, a place where people can log on and see all their pensions in one place. so this is the dashboard? right. for this hypothetical test person, we found eight pensions. eight? you can see? they are listed here. you can see that he's got his state pension from the department for work and pensions. he can get additional information there. we found that he also has two

about my pensions, except the fact that i have one big pension when i worked in a company for quite a long period of time. the departmentohn worries he might be adding to the part. definitely, when i worked as a nurse, i don't know what happened to that pension, no idea. and later on when i worked in another company, i have no idea... i have no paperwork, and it was over 20 years ago, so no paperwork for that at all. john is not alone. the government have recognised that this isa government have recognised that this is a big problem, so they have asked the association of british insurers to work with the industry to create an online dashboard, a place where people can log on and see their in one place. so this is a pensions dashboard? absolutely right. for this hypothetical test passing, we found eight pensions. they are all listed. you can see that this person has a state pension from the department for work and pensions, and you can get additional information if you want. we also find he has two final salary schemes, and he has anotherfive jobs, and yes five contribution pension schemes, and all of that together. so i

know very little about my pensions, except for the fact that i have one big pension from when i worked in the company for quite a long period of time. the departmentdefinitely when i worked as a nurse, i don't know what happened to that paperwork. and then later when i worked in another company and contributed, i have no idea. i've got no paperwork from that. that was 25 years ago. i haven't got any paperwork for that. john's not alone. the government have recognised that this is a big problem, so they asked the association of british insurers to work with the industry to create an online dashboard, a place where people can log on and see all their pensions in one place. so this is the pensions dashboard. absolutely right. so for noah, for this hypothetical test person, we found eight pensions. and you can see? state pension. they are all listed here. so you can see that noah has his state pension from the department for work and pensions. we have found that he also has two final salary pension schemes. and he has anotherfivejobs that he had, so five defined contribution schemes. and it adds it all up. it adds it all up at the top and it says you

pension scheme up part from the fact that i had one big pension when i worked any company for quite a long period time. the departmenting to the pot. definitely when i worked as a nurse i do not know what happened to that paperwork, no idea, and then later when i in another worked company quinney contributed, i have no idea. i have no paperwork from that, that was like over 25 yea rs from that, that was like over 25 years ago. i do not have any paperwork from that at all. john is not alone. the government has recognised that this is a big problem, so we asked the association of british insurers to what with the industry to create an online dashboard, a place where people can log on and see all of their pensions in one place. so this is the pensions dashboard? yes, so for this hypothetical test person we have found it pensions. it pensions? yes, you can see them listed here. he has got his state pension from the department for work and pensions and can get congressional —— additional information. we have found that he has final salaries. you also have five jobs that he had with the contribution made. if the ads all th

little about pensions except the fact i had one big pension when i worked in a company for quite a long period of time. the departmenty be adding to the pot. definitely, for a while i do not know what happened to it. and later on when i worked in another company, i had no idea, i have no paperwork for that, and that was over 25 years ago. so, no, i have no paperwork. limit terms and conditions... he is not alone. the government have recognised this is a big problem, so they asked the association of british insurers to work with the industry to create an on line dashboard, a place where people can log on and see all of their pensions in one place. this is the pensions dashboard? absolutely right. for this hypothetical test person we found eight pensions. eight? they are listed here. you can see he has are listed here. you can see he has a state pension. you can get additional information if you want. two final salary schemes. and you have also five, another five, jobs that he had with their own schemes. and together, add them all up, it says you have gotjust and together, add them all up, it says you have got just ove

son jason says on behalf of the lee family we would like to thank the san jose police department for tirelessly working to seek justice for my father. the family is holding a candle light vigil tonight. >>> a child pornography investigation came to light during an airplane flight in san jose. gail bern worth has been slapped with more charges. keller was flying from seattle to san jose when a passenger saw him texting about sexual -- >>> a judge temporarily halted the bid to recall the judge. and it was put on hold today. scott budman joins us live where the decision was made and what is the basis for that decision? >> those trying to recall judge persky called today's decision a set back. >> reporter: jus persky himself wasn't in court but he did score a victory in the effort of wanting him removed from the bench. the judge put a temporary restraining order for an effort to put it on the ballot. sentencing turner to six months in jail. >> he is a good and fair judge who has always endeavored to follow the law. and he deserves his day in court. he deserves a fair hearing and fair consideration by the p

that i knew very little about my pensions, except for the fact that i had one big pension when i worked at a company for quite a long period. the departmently one of worked as a nurse i don't know what happened to that paperwork. no idea at all. later on when i worked in another company, i had no idea... i've got no paperwork. that was 20— 25 years ago. no, i haven't gotany paperwork. that was 20— 25 years ago. no, i haven't got any paperwork from that at all. john is not alone. the government have recognised that this is a big problem, so they asked the associations of british insurers to work with industry to create an online dashboard, a place where people can log on and see all their pensions in one place. this is the pension's dashboard? absolutely right. so for this hypersonic —— hypothetical test person, we found eight pensions. and you can see? they will be listed, so you can see that noah has their state pension, so you can get additional information. he also has two salary schemes. and you have also five... actually, another five schemes. and you have also five... actually, anotherfivejobs schemes. and you have also five... actu

his son says we would like to thank the san jose police department for tirelessly working to seek justice for my father. we are extremely grateful to sjpd and the community for all the support. ly's family is holding a candle light vigil tonight. >> thank you, laura, nbc bay area broke the news of the arrest. damian trujillo tweeted the information after confirming it through his sources. you can follow us on twitter our handle is @nbc bay area. >> after a judge ruled the recall effort had to temporary stop collecting signatures. it is a set back that has anger angered organizers scott budman is outside the courtroom. >> reporter: they insist they will be back in court soon to keep trying. judge persky himself wasn't in court today but he did score a victory in the efforts of having him removed from the bench. a judge put a temporary restraining order on efforts to collect signatures to put the recall on the ballot. sentencing brock turner to six months in jail on sexual assault charges. persky supporters say the recall is misguided. >> he has always endeavored to follow the law and he de

work force education is a joint effort between the did the of labor and the department of education. i want to thank devos for working hand-in-hand for this initiate every and she and i have attend event where is she's spoken and i have spoken because this really is -- an effort between the department of labor and department of education. and so she's going to say a few words today. >> thank you secretary costa. good afternoon everyone. just like to say is that we had a really productive discussion with the president this afternoon. this is a subject about which he has highly interested, and about which many, many americans care. following the executive order in june, it was very clear that president really wants to see action in this area, and secretary acosta has just framed up some of the things that are underway right now. but i think it's important to remember that economics and our economies have changed dramatically in the last 50 years. education needs to keep up. we need to update not only what we are teaching but also how we're teaching. we need to embrace innovation in our approaches to education.

the department for work and pensions says the changes are fair because of rising life expectancy.ter to her organisation, andrea albutt said a decision to separate operational and policy decisions was "madness". the letter comes after two days of trouble at the mount establishment in hertfordshire. the ministry ofjustice said it was dealing with long—term challenges in prisons. america is not seeking to invade north korea or oust its leader kim jong—un. that's according to its secretary of state, rex tillerson. he was speaking after a senior republican senator said president trump considered going to war as an option. last week north korea carried out a second test of an intercontinental ballistic missile, in defiance of a united nations ban. police looking for the missing airman corrie mckeague say they're examining whether material found at an incinerator plant in ipswich is linked to him. the 23—year—old was last seen neara bin loading bay following a night out in suffolk last september. police ended a 20 week search of a nearby landfill site last month. road safety campaigners

. >> the founder of the center for accelerating innovation, former staffer in the nixon administration, worked for reagan in the commerce department, had the opportunity to work for ray ash and that was the last major attempt by an administration to do governmentwide organization. one of the proposals, some of the proposals were epa, noaa, domestic counsel, also proposals to a limited eight cabinet agencies, consolidate them into four major groupings. i have two questions, these proposals with the cabinet reorganization, were not successful primarily because of the way congress is organized. the structural nature of congress, committees, subcommittees and special interests, relationships, etc. make it difficult to move these reorganizations through congress. one question i have is whether there should be a commission and reorganizing congress because even agencies like the department of homeland security report 15 subcommittees, it is all still fragmented regardless of the wonderful name that is over it and i am wondering if something like a bracket commission which was set up in order to close down defense facilities which was su

department. we're working for you. >>> a big traffic relief for maryland county drivers. the mayor says a $23 million project will add a fourth east bound lane to route 50 on the bridge. workers will shift a median barrier to make room for it all. work will begin next week and be complete by next spring. >>> a maryland mother made the when she received nor body, kaechb sayer bushel was one of ten sailors killed on the uss john mccain this month. maryland governor larry hogan ordered flags to be flown at half staff for bushel. rescuers recovered the body of tim think eckels junior, he was from carol county. >>> tears of joy in prince george's county when a woman comes face-to-face with the firefighter who saved her life. in july, she was knocked unconscious after her car overturned in a ravine on route 301. william agreesen usually takes route 5 to get to work but made a wrong turn. he saw the wreck, went down the embankment and rest >> we're all trained the same. i would pray, i have daughters, someone would look after them if they were in need. >> i don't know what i can

working for a nonprofit that was the reentry stuff. they sent me back in. then i left and work for another nonprofit ending and they brought me back in.then i worked for the departmentof corrections as a program counselor. so i was working with them every day from 12 until 8:00 p.m. in a cell in another capacity. so i left and told them. even though i left as a full-time schoolteacher of still consistently back we engaging with the population. >> so you know there's a lot of talk now i guess de blasio came and said he was going to close rikers island behind the campaign of glenn martin and others and then cuomo says is going to make it three years. obviously the biggest issue i think is the reentry. because there's no attention paid to reentry at all. millions of dollars invested so you see yourself as a reentry person, a black liberator, what kind of landing space do think that you would want to say carved out or you know young people in prison and they get out that would help them to basically reintegrate back into society trent great. >> i was fortunate enough to work for some pretty dynamic and successful with a call reentry organizations. that works specificall

[laughing] , but aside from that there's also several key posts in the state department for working on asia that remain unfilled. second, think the united states to continue its information and propaganda programs that are directed at north korea such as the voice of america. while leaders in the korean workers party are going to remain antagonistic towards the united states, i think that these kinds of activities might at least change the view that some north koreans have of the united states, and those people who have been to north korea agree that they are having some impact. along with this, i believe that we should continue to managing work where it's possible in north korea, to try to make it clear that whatever political differences or disagreements exist between the united states and north korea at the political level don't affect our view of the north korean people, and that we don't hold the north korean people responsible for the actions of their leaders in anyways. third, i think if we engage in a process of negotiation or diplomacy, it should be kept open ended. this was h

. >> reporter: police say on three years unsupervised probation but on the department's radar. he's looking for work. nbc bay area news. >>> firefighters keeping eye on fast-moving wildlife in napa county that forced some people from homes today. south of lake along highway 128. flames broke out around 1:00 this afternoon. scorched 100 acres, 25% contained. mandatory evacuation order lifted. in santa clara county, burning in morgan hill. holding at 100 acres and stopped spread. 5% contained. in spite of comfortable temperatures this weekend, fire danger remains high. jeff? >> looks like could see wind in both locations get up to 25 miles an hour. humidity down. big change for saturday and sunday. temperatures will be up to 89 degrees in morgan hill. near the lake, warm up to 90 but wind with hot spots that could cause firefighters problems. humidity at 25%. common sense but remember, doing any camping, fully extinguish fire, get proper permits for back yard debris burning and check out spark arrester, to help you from spark fires with lawnmower and leaf blowers. new update in 15 minutes. >>> develop

working for hamburgers. working for it and their accounting department. it was a steady paycheck for the first time. she worked for a few days, then the rebellion hit. was under quarantine, which meant that she could not get to work. and they never did call her back. she was never called back to work. but it allowed her the opportunity through that same program to continue her education and she became a medical records technician. i cannot remember what it was. our life was forever changed. for me, it encourage that students from records north to take over the administration building and to make demands, and and allowed me to attend rutgers university because of the boldness of those students. that there is a college who probably had my freshman year out of 1000 students, about for african-american students during my freshman year took in about 70. that i believe was a direct result of what happened in newark and the 300 some odd other cities that were burning up in those days. i am curious to hear you describe how you view what has happened in new york -- newark politically and economically in this

for scientists, the integrity of their work and the integrity of the departments they work for is paramount and this is very worrisome. amy: can you talk about how long this report has been in the making? it came out just a few days after jeff sessions held a conversation about uighurs, a top priority of general john kelly, chief of staff of president trump? joel: this report has been in the works for over a year. these reports that come out of the global change research program are meticulous and well reviewed. it is a long drafting process. some say it takes too long and we are being too careful but the fact is, we have to do that and it is important that it is done. this is world-class work. >> the guardian has revealed that workers at the department back culture should not use the theirclimate change in work. a generator 24th email, a top official at the u.s. the eight wrotehat oversees farmers to other senior officials "it has become clear that one of the other previous administrations priorities is not consistent administration, namely, climate change. please maker staff aware of this

department brought against them. i don't think they've gotten far enough to identify specific targets. what they're trying to do is staff up for the project. they're looking for people already workingr the justice department's civil rights division who would like to go after universities and colleges based on race based admissions policies affirmative action but they haven't picked those people yet. and one of the interesting things about this is this is a project that is going to be run out of the front office of the civil rights division. that's where the political appointees, the people selected by president trump and attorney general sessions work and that's even though the civil rights division has an entire section that's devoted to enforcing anti-discrimination laws in schools and universities but they're bypassing that. that section is full of career people, civil servants who have been spending years working on enforcing the laws and they apparently don't trust those people or those people don't want to have anything to do with it. this is going to be a side project run out tf political appointees shop. >> did you get a sense of who is initiating this? is this coming out o

for them, saving him is enough. >> knowing that you help someone, it is a good feeling. >> they both said that they work for the best department in the world. and they would all do it again. they may set - - they may be recipient of a life-saving metal as well. >>> new information on a story that you saw as breaking news last night. one man dead cat three other people hurt. tonight, we have dramatic video. take a look. police are looking for these men. these - - they have very little to go on. they are looking for a dark colored lexus. >> a young girl and grandfather drowned - - we are learning more about a young girl who drowned in a pool. her grandfathers jumped in, to try to save her. neither of them knew how to swim. >>> and a man is looking up women's skirts at a columbia high station. investigators reviewed surveillance. they found out several other victims were affected in each case, where the man placed a cell phone up police are asking anyone to record - - police are asking anyone who recognizes him to contact police. >>> accused of sexually abusing children, one sentenced, the other arrested and charged. it happened

i want to read a statement from the department for work and pensions.cts them on a daily basis, taking into account all the supporting evidence from someone's gp or medical specialist. regular reassessments mean we can ensure people with degenerative conditions get the help they need as their condition changes. do you agree that it is right, in principle, for all the cases to be looked at in the way they are?|j don't think anybody can dispute the need for assessment in many cases but it is how is fairly the assessments are carried out and in the case ofjoy it clearly wasn't the case ofjoy it clearly wasn't the case. we also need to look at the case. we also need to look at the fact that alzheimer's and dementia are degenerative emissions so we dementia are degenerative emissions so we will not see an improvement —— degenerative conditions. joy will get steadily worse and she will have to manage that going forward.” get steadily worse and she will have to manage that going forward. ijust wa nt to to manage that going forward. ijust want to read a comment

the department for work and pensions says the changes are fair because of rising life expectancy.tionalise probation services following a rise in the number of supervised offenders charged with serious crimes. a total of 517 reviews were triggered in the last year after an offender on probation was charged with murder, manslaughter, rape or other serious offences. three years ago the government changed the way probation services were run in 2014, creating the national probation service to deal with high—risk offenders with the rest being supervised by 21 new community rehabilitation companies. the charity, save the children, says more than a million children in yemen are at higher risk of dying from cholera. two years of civil war has led to severe humanitarian crisis with the country on the brink of famine and nearly 500,000 people infected with the disease. america is not seeking to invade north korea or oust its leader kim jong—un, according to its secretary of state, rex tillerson. he was speaking after a senior republican senator said that president trump considered going to

working until about -- 81, really decided to go back and stay there, in the 80s, went to work for the department of transportation, then got that notion to go after, put it up there and let's put it this way, deputy mayor to mayor hyde, he and i were co-studies, we consumed a lot of alcohol. the oil of politics and got up and died after two weeks, in the city, and elected me. to serve as the mayor and i serve this mayor for two years and after that, i ran for county counsel position in which i had 150,000 people in the district. we had a lot more responsibility. i served as the chair of county counsel for three consecutive years, never been done. members of that counsel, that was partisan. i did that for the last three years, what the president of the state association of county officials, what i had been on that board for ten years. it was good and i thoroughly enjoyed the work that we did, the part that i liked about me is it didn't beat me down, i am not a bitter and angry old man running around talking about he didn't let me do this or that. i have been discriminated against, i was kicking p

for full investigation. we worked closely with the department of justice to support prosecution of any person who makes an unauthorized disclosure of classified material. fourth, the director of national intelligence, i'm empowered to take administrative action to deal with individuals who break the law. let me be clear, i will not hesitate to exercise those authorities. anyone who engages in these criminal acts is betraying the intelligence community and the american people. we feel the pain of those betrayals intensely. i can assure you that i will do everything in my power as the director of national intelligence to hold these individuals accountable. for those out there who may be listening or watching these ladlecements, or who will -- later learn about what has been said here this morning, understand this, if you improperly disclose classified information, we will find you, we willinvestigate you, prosecute you to the fullest extent of the law and you will not be happy with the results.

while fire department rescuers worked to get him out. his wife had her phone camera running for about 20 minutes. >> that's my husband i'm not going nowhere. >> reporter: back home minor injuries to his ankle, wrist and back, no broken bones but lots of bruises >> it was tight try going to me out of there. >> reporter: how mr. clarke got into the hole was his continuing effort to protect neighborhood kids. after a city crew fixed two other holes along norris street near 32nd >> i told them about that hole. they said that they don't do that part. and they gave me a number to call dow, whoever dow >> he said the crew left a small plastic barrier just like this one. but the kids knocked that down >> i went to just try to adjust it. and after adjusting it, the piece of the back of the street gave out and that's how i fell in the hole. i thank god that it's not as bad as it could have been. it didn't have to go. i reported it. they had enough time to fix the hole. >> reporter: the water department tells me crew may be out as early as tomorrow to start trying to figure out where the w

>> when you look at this administration, it's the same justice department now working for fraudulent one has reported the frauds. in fact, the frauds that were investigated by prior administrations including republicans didn't find fraud. now they're looking for whites discriminated against that has not made a complaint either. so they're civil rights agenda, really in my judgment rolling back civil rights, are people having a solution looking for a problem, rather than a problem looking for a solution. that means they have a political agenda. >> they have lawsuits brought against universities. >> they have been litigated and as you stated, the supreme court says you can continue affirmative action as long as no one is being discriminated against. >> the goal is one, political, playing to a base that is antiaffirmative action, that helped put them in action, saying we're going to deal with whites that are victimized even though we don't have any saying, and second they are really trying to, in many ways roll back the civil rights gains we have seen from the 60s with dr. king through

for her life. police say a stray bullet struck her in the head as she was driving through northe east yes, sir, teen mother works for d.c. police department. fox five's lindsey watts is live with the latest, lindsey? >> reporter: tony, police did make one arrest today, tonight they are still searching for those two additional suspects this happened not too far from where we are at fifth district police headquarters just about a mile away from here, and what a horrific crime. we're not identifying the victim tonight but i have spoken to people close to her and they are devastating. this was a young woman with so much in front of her, she was just days away from attending college, in florida. we spoke to the a few of the girls neighbors. >> i invit graduation party because i saw the balloons and everything and went in and congratulated her and i was just really excited for her. this is a tragedy. sweet girl. >> you know, you cannot even go down street and somebody will be out there shooting and you will get shot innocently, and now this kiddies 17 years old. she won't get to see, the university that she got into. that is, terrible. >> here'

for u.s. goods and services providers. it will be critical that the department of commerce work with congress and consult closely with members of the committee. frankly, there is room for improvement here. but i am confident mr. kaplan understands the importance of the department responsibility to congress and will work with secretary ross to ensure those responsibility are met. as for the nominee for the department of health and human services, these are very, very important nominees as well. your responsibility's are similarl;y connected to integrity and responsiveness. mr. bassett has been nominated to serve as assistant secretary with the specific function of performing legislative affairs. this means both the agency as well as congress will rely on you to ensure that we are kept well-informed of the goings-on at hhs. this will be critical over the next few months. health care suffered a setback recently. the recent series of invents intensifies the importance of this position as cooperation between congress and hhs will likely be more essential than ever. the finance committee expect to be in constant contact timely and

the american civil liberties union also criticized wray in part for his work at the justice department under george w. bush, when he worked with many of the key architects of the u.s. torture program. for more on christopher wray, we are joined by two guests: marcy . marcy wheeler is an independent journalist who covers national security and civil liberties. she runs the website emptywheel.net. and, joining us via democracy now video stream is economist and lawyer james henry. he is a a global justice fellow at yale, senior advisor with the tax justice network and former chief economist at mckinsey & company. his recent article for the american interest is "no wray." welcome to democracy now! > he was overwhelmingly confirmed because he gave these reassurances that he was not any investigation into russia and the collusion with the trump administration. at the same time, the confirmation process did not get into a lot of the questions he might have faced about his own tenure at doj in the bush administration. it didn't get into his own actions that would answer whether or not he was go

department of education. so i want to thank secretary devos for her partnership in her after his poor working hand in in this initiative and she and i have attended so many events where she spoken and i've spoken because this really is and effort to train the department of labor in the department of education. she is going to say a few words today. >> thank you, secretary acosta. good afternoon, everyone. just like to say we had a productive discussion this afternoon. this is a subject about which he is highly interested in about which many, many americans care. following the executive order in june, it was very clear the president really wants to see action in this area and secretary of cost of has just framed up some of the things that are underway right now. i think it is important to remember that economics in our economies have changed dramatically in the last 50 years. education needs to keep off. we need to update not only what we are teaching, but also how we are teaching. we need to embrace innovation in our approaches to education. schools are going to the beginning here very soon and some actually

on the show, george and ralph the philadelphia police department 's new pups, being trained to search for explosives, but right now, they're workingization skills, the police department says if you do see the puppies out be sure to ask for permission from their handler before petting them. always good advice. >> speaking of pup ills, it is national dog day tomorrow. some philadelphians took their pups to get just in time. >> the boutique and hotel in old city washed dogs for free, all part of the fourth annual dog day of summer event. >> with their dogs all clean, some even took family portraitsment look at this, so adorable. many of those attended did make donation to the animal shelter save me. >> good all around there. women, coming up in the next who half hour, we'll tell you how hurricane harvey is expected to increase gas price >> more preparations down south, much of the gulf coast braces for impact. we'll show you how hospitals will working to keep their most vulnerable patients safe during the storm and an incredible gift. we'll tell you what this woman is getting red at this donate, and the special connection she has to

transportation secretary elaine chao sat down with c-span to talk about her goals for the department her prior work as peace corps director and labor toretary and her marriage senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. she also shares early memories as a child coming to the u.s. as an immigrant from taiwan. this profile interview is 30 minutes. >> elaine chao, what are your earliest memories of come into the united states russian mark elaine: i came when i was eight years old as a young immigrant. i did not speak english. my father had come three years earlier. and he left us behind in asia because he did not have the money or documentation to bring us. so my mother and my two sisters and me stayed behind. my mother was seven months pregnant when he left for america. but he did not see his third child until she was three years old in america. we came aboard a ship. it was a 37 day ocean journey. and i remember going through the panama canal. for an eight-year-old, it was good fun, but i cannot imagine the trepidation and the anxiety that must have plagued my mother, who is the only woman on board the

may be working for the government or the insurance companies, but it is not working people or patients. our charge, our challenge to fulfill the mission of the health and human services department is to improve the help and well-being of the american people requires us from a responsibility standpoint to try and help the system, to try and fix the system in a way that makes it work for patients. for us, that means putting in place a system that allows them to make decisions. host: the department of health and human services, are we doing enough to keep people healthy before they need to see an emergency care physician or go to the hospital? wellness, that are living, better exercise -- better living, better exercise? sec. price: we are doing better, but there are still certain things we need to work on. butjust as the department as a nation. childhood obesity, severe mental illness, and in the opioid crisis we face. i selected those three for a number of reasons, but not the least of which, we are losing on every single one of them. 60% of our young people are overweight, 20% are clinically obese. host: why is that? sec. price: there are a lot of reasons, that when you boil it

there will also be specialized training for fire department personnel working at the richmond refinerye 20 million dollars is in addition to the 2 million dollars in fines and resistitution that the company agreed to pay back in 2013. (justine) 13 dock workers were injured after a container ship leaked hazardous material in the port of long beach. officials say a 6-thousand gallon container on the harbour bridge ship began leaking the liquid chemical this morning. eleven dock workers were treated for minor injuries at the scene. while one was taken to a hospital. a firefighter was also hurt in a fall at the scene. federal officials are investigating the spill and monitoring cleanup efforts. it's unclear what caused the leak. (justine) in southern california... a lyft driver was brutally attacked at a gas station.(jrstone) the los angeles woman believes she was the victim of road rage that ended in robbery. take a look at the vicious attack caught on cell phone video. tenicia bennet-- a full-time lyft driver -- she says she had just dropped off a customer and stopped to get gas when she

later today trump is departing for a 17 day working vacation. >> the trump administration is showingrious about cracking down on leaks. this morning the department of justice announced new measures to punish those who release information without permission. attorney general jeff sessions says the leaks compromise national security. >> this nation must end this culture of leaks. we will not allow rogue anonymous sources with security clearances to sell out our country. we feel the pain of those betrayals intensely. i will do everything in my power as director of national intelligence to hold these individuals accountable. >> the trump administration has been battling leakers for months now but the most recent case involves transcripts of the president's private conversations with the leaders of australia and mexico. they were published in the washington post. >> two japanese automakers bringing jobs to the u.s. mazda and toyota say they will build a manufacturing planter in this country. they've not released details on the exact location. the joint statement says the $1.6 billion faci

the justice department sent a notice to employees looking for lawyers to work on a new project examiningonal race-based discrimination. >> and while the white house does not confirm or deny the existence of the potential investigation, the department of justice will always view determination on the basis of any race. >> california as one of eight states that ban the use of race and admission policy to colleges . >> joining us to talk about affirmative action and the new immigration policies or proposals coming out of the white house is affirmative action. we did a story earlier this week on affirmative action at uc. how many people in california did not know that california had a ban on affirmative action several years ago? >> we have lived now since 1986 with the passage of proposition to zero nine without affirmative action in public education, public employment and public contract. >> what is the effect? >> we have seen hundreds of millions of dollars that would have gone to minority and women owned businesses. we have seen a decrease in some minority groups in terms of admissions. we

the houston fire department had been working tire lessly as for the houston police department to attract tavar attra attract rescues and keep the public safe. we are working to keep them fresh and their head in the game so to speak and keeping their situational awareness of where they should be. >> we'll work with our partners. we do have state asset now enplaenin place. >> we are going to continue to provide a presence out there ensuring we are doing the right thing for the community. >> dennis dennis. we are being at tp ernt for the next feel days. >> mayor, which means all city department are representatived here with along with their i partners, both at the state or the federal level. we got resources from all of these different agencies. it is unbelievable about the corporation that's going on. bottom line is we are not out of the woods yet. we yaw the water deerer rate a little bit. we'll see it here and stay more days, possible practically. a big thank you to all of our partner agencies. we'll continue to fork this thing. >> thank you, dennis. >> i am going to paz pass my leadersh

. >> the sfla police department is aiming to for more diversity so making a push to attract more officers from the lgbt community. >> it takes hard work and dedication. >> the department is releasing three new promgsle videos. it shows heteroskaul family of a currently police officer as the officer leaves for work. second shows a less bean couple a gay couple saying goodbye for the day. >> san jose police chief says the adds hopefully encourage people to krp wearing the badge. >> once you qualify in the general aspects of being a law enforcement officers i need you to have a willingness to serve and willingness to sacrifice along with fellow officers. >> the she be layout at pride weekend looking for good men and women who may want to wear the uniform. >> we want to g get back to the he dwefrmg news hurricane harvey closing in on texas. a live look in houston. look there is a lot of traffic still out. past midnight there. people getting out of the way. earlier today the freeways were also jammed. this is interstate 37 north in san antonio. you can see the traffic stretch for miles. thousands of people are under hurricane warning as of

transportation secretary elaine chao sat down with c-span to talk about her goals for the department her prior work as peace corps director and labor toretary and her marriage senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. she also shares early memories as a child coming to the u.s. as an immigrant from taiwan. this profile interview is 30 minutes.

area because for transportation purposes it's easier to get them acrossi 20 coming from tyler into louisiana and that's something that the department of children and family services is working on. yes, ma'am? >> you spoke about the need for coordinated volunteer effort. we're seeing a lot and heard a lot about the mobilizing. have you don't word from texas? >> no, well, we are work ging through our department of wildlife and fishery since secretary jack is talking directly to individuals with cajun navy we know about because the day june navy is you know it is somewhat organize but just about anybody that volunteers to go over and pull a boat considered themselves part of the cajun may virgin islands the routes in texas where they need search and rescue it's very hard to figure out to get where you're needed so coordinating just the route to approach is very important, but when you get on the ground they want you checking in so they know who you are and where you're going and they don't have a duplication of effort and that you're not in the way. we have a lot of people that have tremendous experience and they do an awful lot of good work and they are in texas now and we're