dir. comey: that's not something i can comment on. >> why not? dir. comey: it might involve classified communication with the president of the united states. >> have you previously discussed your conversations with president obama with this committee? dir. comey: i don't remember. i may have with the chair and ranking. >> we will have to refresh your memory on those conversations. mr. comey, did president obama every knowledge to you of having been briefed concerning possibly inadvertent or incidental collection or interception by the intelligence community of any communications of members of the incoming trump administration? dir. comey: i will have to give you the same answer. >> the first question related to whether mr. clapper had briefed the president of the united states. we will follow up with him next week, and we will direct the question to him also. mr. comey, are you aware of any evidence that general flynn, prior to the inauguration, ever communicated to the russian government

dir. mulvaney: we are absolutely reducing funding to the u.n. and various foreign aid programs, including those run by other agencies. that should come as a surprise to no one who watched the campaign. the president said specifically, hundreds of times, "i'm going to spend less time overseas and more money on people back home." that is exactly what we are doing with our budget. reporter: with your focus on dollar for dollar offsets for fiscal year 2018, for the fiscal year 2017 request, you did not insist on dollar for dollar offsets. why are you not concerned about adding to the deficit in fiscal 2017? director mulvaney: the question deals with a 2017 request, a $30 billion, i think it is 3.5 billion for the wall, and it is not entirely offset. there are a couple reasons for that. one is time, the other is that some of that is overseas contingencies operations. you also know that i have a somewhat colored history with the overseas contingency operation, but i will tell you that we went th

dir. comey: sometimes. was consistent in her -- and across all of that -- that is your testimony? dir. comey: correct. >> mr. king? if you could -- >> first of all, let me think mr. comey for being here. director comey, i understand your situation where you cannot, on the investigation and yet we have very scenarios laid out without anyone being able to prove them until the investigation is completed. i would like to use an example. we could have said in 2012 present obama was overheard in a microphone tell vladimir we can work out arrangements. ridiculed romney when he said russia was still a threat. and as far as a to ukraine, the obama administration always refused to give legal aid to ukraine. was anif there investigation going on, we could lay out all these santarus -- scenarios. until the investigation is -- i would suggest -- i'm not asking you to hurry the investigation. in the remaining moments i have. it was two weeks ago that far asr clapper says, as he knows, there's no evidenc

[laughter] dir. comey: the questions have to come from the audience, not our partners in the back. let me begin by talking about the threats. to state the obvious, the threats are too fast, too big and too widespread for any of us to address them alone. the way we think about fighting terrorism is very similar. the threats are hard to see and moving quickly. we need to work together to address them. that is every bit as true when it comes to cyber threats. let me start with who we think of as bad actors. i think of it as a stack, kind of like an evil layer cake. at the top of the stack, from the fbi's perspective, are nation states. think china, north korea, russia. that is the top of the stack that we focus on. just below that are multinational syndicates that are involved in increasingly specialized roles to steal information, money, innovation through the cyber vector and often times doing it on behalf of nationstates and often times doing it on behalf of anyone else that is willing to pay for it.

[laughter] dir. comey: let me begin by talking about the threats. to state the obvious, the threats are too fast, too big and too widespread for any of us to address them alone. the way we think about fighting terrorism is very similar. the threats are hard to see and moving quickly. we need to work together to address them. that is every bit as true when it comes to cyber threats. and let me start with who we think of as bad actors. i think of it as a stack, kind of like an evil layer cake. -- top of that stack our nation states. think china, north korea, russia. just below that are multinational syndicates that are involved in increasingly specialized roles to steal information, money, innovation through the cyber vector and often times doing it on behalf of nationstates and often times doing it on behalf of anyone willing to pay for it. nationstates, international cyber syndicates, the next layer , the group of people we would lump together under the insider threat. employees, contractors, people

dir. comey: i can't comment on that. >> i do not have any additional questions, i thank you your theicipation and i think chairman of the members for the bipartisan aspect of this investigation. >> thank you, general and for being here. i appreciate your endurance in this effort today. how long has russia and the soviet union been interfering more attention to interfere with our election process? report, we'vehe seen this kind of behavior to some degree, attempting to influence outcomes for decades. >> going back to the soviet union. adm. rogers: the basic trend has been there. >> i'm curious about what triggers a counterintelligence investigation of a government official.

dir. comey: same answer. >> you have been watching coverage of fbi director jim comey testifying about russia cost involvement in the presidential election. we wanted to take it to the white house where sean spicer is holding his daily briefing. >> i will try to have more of a readout. i know they will talk extensively about what they're going to accomplish. japan, south korea. i will let the secretary of state brief the president before i get ahead of deciding what was discussed in beijing. >> you said in the case of the president's tweets that this is an ongoing investigation and more people may come out. sean: right. >> why is that sufficient to stay in one case that there was

fbi dir. comey: i cannot respond to that. >> general flynn was interviewed by fbi personnel. fbi dir. comey: i cannot comment on that. any additionale questions. i think the bipartisan aspect of this investigation. you, mr. chairman. i appreciate your endurance in this effort today. how long has russia and the soviet union and attempting to interfere with our election process? in the report, we talk about how we have seen this behavior to some degree, attempting to influence outcomes for decades. not to the same level, necessarily. >> i curious about what triggers a coder investigation of a government. week i spoke at an event for foreign policy with the atlantic council, but unbeknownst to me, the iraqi ambassador to the united states was there and he came up to me afterwards and introduced himself. and he said he would like to meet me at some time. this isn't a theoretical, it is real. would i be at -- would i be in trouble if i met with him? fbi dir. comey: i don't think i should be answeri

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any other questions for dir. callahan?k you director. >> my pleasure and sgt., you can let me know if there's anything or feel like to proceed. >> absolutely. thank you. >> maybe we should set up a committee to work with director to so we can come up with some ideas to present >> okay. the public. public comment. on this matter. public comment on this matter for the evaluation process. >> good evening id. commissioners david-san francisco for police accountability. dd eight and opc is a clinical-a critical part of accountability in san francisco. the numbers unfortunately speak for themselves. the success rate in terms of actually getting anything done is very very low to bring to your attention the fact that this salary of the current director just went up big time did you know, you guys serve with basically every item on eight hours work you do but you do a tremendous work. you'll get paid for it. the expectation that you should have of your directors should be very very high. the fact that five years has gone by since t

dir confirmed another that russia tried to interfere in the 2016 election not with the vote tampering but with leaking information damaging hillary clinton's chances. >> the active measures were taken to help president trump's campaign. they want to hurt our democracy, hurt her, help him. putin hated secretary clinton so much the flip side was he had a clear person to help for the person running against the person he hated so much. but comey and chief rogers said while it's under investigation it doesn't indicate one way or another that trump team's coordinated with russia. >> do you have any reason to disagree with the conclusion of general clapper there is no evidence of collusion between russians and the trump campaign >> it's not something i can commented on. >> lawmakers express to us some relief in getting answers. >> it's time that the american people learn the truth. >> but still many to be had. >> it's just th we have to let federal law enforcement do their job. >> for example, what led president trump believe he was being surveilled and who is behind the recent leak of the c

any other questions for dir. callahan?k you director. >> my pleasure and sgt., you can let me know if there's anything or feel like to proceed. >> absolutely. thank you. >> maybe we should set up a committee to work with director to so we can come up with some ideas to present >> okay. the public. public comment. on this matter. public comment on this matter for the evaluation process. >> good evening id. commissioners david-san francisco for police accountability. dd eight and opc is a clinical-a critical part of accountability in san francisco. the numbers unfortunately speak for themselves. the success rate in terms of actually getting anything done is very very low to bring to your attention the fact that this salary of the current director just went up big time did you know, you guys serve with basically every item on eight hours work you do but you do a tremendous work. you'll get paid for it. the expectation that you should have of your directors should be very very high. the fact that five years has gone by since t

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. >>> now to president trump's dirs 100 days. wants to knock down president trump's claims that president obama wiretapped trump tower. nbc news confirmed fib director james comey asking the justice department to publicly debunk the claims president trump -- trump's claims president obama tapped the phones in trump tower before the elections last year. president trump did not offer evidence to back up claim. number of senior former officials denied the allegation. president trump has called on congress to investigate. >>> it is, this is the greatest overreach and greatest abuse of power we've ever seen on and huge attack on democracy itself. >> president obama said the accusation is false. republican congressional leader said they would look into claims as part of the investigations into russian activities. >>> meanwhile, drexel hill will be the scene today outside delaware county memorial hospital. >> hundreds of nurses on strike there. pamela osborne live in drexel hill. what they're demanding from the hospital and how people c

dir. comey: i'm not going to comment. trump you aware that mr. -- the fbi knew of him because of a $40 million $40 million stk fraud case prosecuted by the federal government? dir. comey: same answer. >> you have been watching coverage of fbi director jim comey testifying about russia cost involvement in the presidential election. we wanted to take it to the white house where sean spicer is holding his daily briefing. >> i will try to have more of a readout. i know they will talk extensively about what they're going to accomplish. japan, south korea. i will let the secretary of state brief the president before i get ahead of deciding what was discussed in beijing. >> you said in the case of the president's tweets that this is an ongoing investigation and more people may come out. sean: right. >> why is that sufficient to stay in one case that there was no particular ruling collusion but the other case, you need more information? sean: i think there's a difference. i'm not ruling anything o

their black-and-white and smaller but they are the same. >> commissioner gentleman before dir. callahan starts i like to announce their apartment human resources powerpoint will be made available tomorrow online as was not made available to the commission prior to the start of the meeting and the presentation. dhr has provided some hard copies tonight but we will also have additional hard copies able at the commission office. >> thank you. >> good evening president turman, commissioner the chief scott director hicks. i'm here today to present information on evaluation of department which is standard throughout the city. that specific guidance we provide to other commissions and i'm going to review this standard process that we use in the city that we recommend to department of commissions. however commissions do have the ability to customize the process for their own needs. i will start with talking about the-so my idea. tonight is to simply talk about an overview of the performance plan and appraisal cycle could go through some best practices and conducting performance grants

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dir.ey: if i don't see the evidence in that case that she was acting with criminal intent in her engagement with her lawyers. rep. chaffetz: and i guess like i read criminal intent as the idea that you allow somebody without a security clearance access information. everybody knows that, director. everybody knows that. sharyl: how do you describe for people who don't pay that much attention to congress what the job of the oversight committee is? rep. chaffetz: oversight was founded in 1814, its role and responsibility is to look over every government expenditure there is. abraham lincoln actually sat on this committee in the two years that he served in the united states congress. >> he was concerned that the president wasn't telling the truth, and so he set off on this quest to find the truth. sharyl: more recently, the oversight committee issued more than 1,000 subpoenas involving alleged misconduct by the clinton administration. it dug into iraq war contract fraud under president george w

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any other questions for dir. callahan?u director. >> my pleasure and sgt., you can let me know if there's anything or feel like to proceed. >> absolutely. thank you. >> maybe we should set up a committee to work with director to so we can come up with some ideas to present >> okay. the public. public comment. on this matter. public comment on this matter for the evaluation process. >> good evening id. commissioners david-san francisco for police accountability. dd eight and opc is a clinical-a critical part of accountability in san francisco. the numbers unfortunately speak for themselves. the success rate in terms of actually getting anything done is very very low to bring to your attention the fact that this salary of the current director just went up big time did you know, you guys serve with basically every item on eight hours work you do but you do a tremendous work. you'll get paid for it. the expectation that you should have of your directors should be very very high. the fact that five years has gone by since the l

senator chris cunes athe commitn judge about his -- gorsuch about his more what dir. >> reporter: the hearings comes 13 months after the death of justice scalia. >> a wage dispute involving the u.s. women's hockey team will take center stage in philadelphia. they will meet in the city today. players announced they would boycott training camp and the upcoming world championship unless significant progress is made in the negotiations. players said they were played $1,000 a month for the 6 months prelimmic period and nothing -- pre-olympic period and nothing for their 3 1/2 years grueling training season. >> is frosty on his way? >> reporter: he is packing his bags. a little cold this morning, we'll have a few more mornings like this. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing we are dry. stepping outside, we have sky6 live hd looking at the delaware river, the ben franklin bridge, you can see the sun popping up over the horizon. temperatures 35 degrees in philadelphia. we have some suburbs around the lehigh valley and berks county we're a tad below the freezing mark. winds are light at 8

the synagog was vandalized in dirs and january. its members are shaken. >> no other church was damaged in this area, just us. >> reporter: it's upsetting? >> there have been no arrests in any of the vandalism at the synagog. the fbi's investigating this most recent case. >> philadelphia district attorney seth williams is facing mounting calls to step down. >> members of the group black lives matter philly blocked traffic outside the d.a.'s office this morning. they are demanding woimds resign now. >> this is a guy who thought he was above the law, plain and simple. i've said it before. he has never believed himself to be a public servant. he's always believed himself to be a celebrity and personality. >> there's been no comment today from seth williams office but he has said in the past that he will not resign despite his federal indictment however he is not running for reelection. williams pleaded not guilty last week to bribery and extortion charges. charles ramsey spoke today about the impact on the district attorney's office. >

director of the f.b.i. james comey seemingly shooting down the claims by president trump, that trump tower was wiretapped in the campaign by president obama. the other big one is he confirmed there is an investigation underway whether anyone from trump team coordinated with russia in possibly tampering in the election. all of this is answering perhaps some of the question. a lot can argue swirling for months now. the f.b.i. director said the efforts by the russian were based in part on vladimir putin's hatred for hillary clinton. there his desire for donald trump to beat her. but here, the moment regarding the wiretapping claims. president's statement that obama had his wires tapped in trump tower a true statement? >> with respect to the president's tweets about the alleged wiretapping directed at him by the prior administration i have no information to support the tweets. we have looked carefully inside the f.b.i. the department of justice asked me to share with you that the answer is th

brune/ executive dir, the sierra club:> "the coal industry has been losing jobs for year after year after year. coal jobs are not going to be coming back in any sort of large quantities whatsoever." "okay"today's executive order rescinds at least six obama executive orders aimed at curbing climate change and regulating carbon emissions. one of them provided guidelines to prepare for the impact of climate change. today if you click on the link ... it's been deleted. (steve) here in the bay area, environmentali sts are reacting to the president's actions.(pam) after years of working to confront climate change .... many groups, including the sierra club, worry that president trump may be putting the country on the wrong path. kron 4's charles clifford has details. (standup)on tuesday afternoon, i visited the sierra club offices in oakland. they are very much opposed to this latest move by the trump administration to stop the clean power plan, which was created by the obama admistration. they say it's bad for the environment and that it won't create jobs. they are

dir. dodd. >> commissioners, thank you kent catherine dodd director san francisco health system get you past a conference of infertility and be productive technology benefit at the last meeting, yes and was brought to our attention that it focused on the female gender and that there are infertility issues related to the male gender and that contact oftentimes men and upping infertile after treatment for cancer or some other kinds of things. so we wanted to add sperm freezing for up to a year. after that they would have to pay for it themselves, just like we provide the gamete freezing. it expressly excludes sperm freezing just until you find the right person. it's really related to physical illness. >> it's one-time? >> yes. just like infertility benefit >> all right. >> what is the extra cost? >> it's hard to predict. it's the same cost as it is to please the gametes and we don't know how many people will take it vantage of a. so, i am sorry i don't have had and i cannot predict that >> i

. >> dirs extekirsten powers? >> republicans should stop supporting him. that's the thing. >> i don't know how anybody can look at the way that he's behaved and conducting an investigation. >> andre bauer? >> clearly the arrows have been shot at him to discredit him. >> but does he have any credibility left? >> say what? >> he's got credibility left. i know y'all are going to hammer on him and -- >> with whom? with whom? >> not everybody in america is asphyxiated as y'all are on all this russian stuff and the meddling and the chaos and everything they've caused although we still don't know everything they've done in the election. if you look at the poll from a year ago to now, twice as many american voters think the country is headed in the right direction and they are not paying attention to this stuff. i know we're fixated on it in the media but they are not. the average hard worker is glad to see the country moving forward and -- >> i don't know what that has to do with the truth of an investigation, just because they aren't fixated -- >> when you do ta

sometimes they will go to our dir. or assistant dir. enables sort of fish it to the right person. but that is pretty much how we oversee these projects and we come in the city we are putting in a lot of money we have a very long relationship with these buildings and a residence, so we are fairly on top of these things and the nonprofits know that. >> that is great. i mean, i understanding that 2-3 calls that we get about a disagreement with the property manager is like one of hundreds reasonable accommodation request but sometimes in our expense, where we worked with some of the nonprofit housing providers that work for contract for the city through the human services agency or whatever, with dph, and sometimes we do see that some of the contractors not necessarily have a thorough understanding of housing, disability rights kind of law and sometimes they are news communications. so i'm interested in those cases. how do those situations get mediated? you made it sound like from your perspective, it's actually the mayor's office on housing and community development that is the overa

my question isn't using frame rate where i can even ask it, but dir. corso, not that the president has committed his budget overall, i know that [inaudible] is no more anticipation some real numbers and how that affects san francisco's budget in our areas and i will be curious as to what that atmosphere looks like realistically for ourselves and i know they were holding the line but i would be interested on the other ramifications that budget cut were adjustments because were all going to be in the same city for this year for sure. i failed to mention the last commission meeting, i wanted to give recognition to our president, president cleaveland, because when we went to visit the mayor on our large long list of discussion, the president was so good to talk about our intake fleet that sitting out there. i think it station on in the parking lot with a storm and with the tarps and so basically again the initiative of understanding that [inaudible] to the mayor to have some kind of sheltering with that and at this point, there aren't representatives and a

dynamics of the building because of the wind and there already but impacted by the next building so dir goes through the technical modeling oftentimes for wind and wind tunnel testing with real scaled models and looked at dir and provides the high level more regional more comprehensive look at the impact of one project to the adjacent projects and we know that includes transportation and issues of that ilk. >> thank you. that's very helpful. just two shorter comments. reading the whole thing about peer sister city things and los angeles and seattle were forthcoming in information and san diego and san jose a bit less so. you know again in reading this my supposition is we may have the most stringent standards already and something you hint at. >> i concur with that commissioner. >> but do you see any need to more aggressively go back to any of the sister cities or expand this to best practices in other pacific rim high density cities such as tokyo or osaka that have similar experiences and similar situations even though they're not dealing with california building code? >> up to now we