driscoll present. quorum is present. >> president stansbury: great, we're going to be going into closed session, but before that, why don't we call for public comment. is there any members of the public that would like this address the commission? seeing none, we will go into closed session. anyone who doesn't need to be here, would you please leave the room. >> ok, we're coming back into open session. is there a motion not to disclose? there is a motion. there is a second. can we -- discussion? can we take it without objection? great, item passes. mr. secretary, next item. >> general public comment. >> president stansbury: for general public comment, just for clarity for the public, you have the opportunity to comment on anything not already agendaized for the board. if you want to comment on hedge funds and they're on the agenda, it wouldn't be appropriate to comment here, but under the specific item. that being said, is there anyone who would like to talk to the board under general public comment? >

mr driscoll? >> the credentials help. please start adding the number of participants in the target date funds, not just the goal makers. you can make it the aggregate. >> right. so the participant assets on the targeted funds and to the accounts are provided with bold maker -- are provided that the gold maker assets are not separated out. is that the request? >> i say that -- i see the gold maker number, but that does not include the target funds. >> that's correct. >> there is a similarity in that product. i just want to see if those funds, how much of the participants are using them. >> the targeted funds or the gold making funds? >> the targeted funds. they obviously want us to see that number. >> understood. absolutely. commissioners, i also have a brief update for you on our third party administration r.f.p. as you know, we recently released it in mid april. that was last month. i'm happy to report that everything has been completed and posted, and received on time. we have received a total of four builds. they're al

john roberts, lots to talk b for more, we're joined by our first e guest robert driscoll, served as deputy assistant torn general under george w. bush. does this take the stormy daniels matter off the table? >> i don't think it does. it hopefully for the president avoids one problem on the campaign finance side. but could create other problems in terms of how the payment was done. there could be a structuring issue, or some other legal issue if that turns out to be a loan, loans have to be reported. there are different problems. >> melissa: but that sounds like -- getting so minor. you know, when this originally came out, people went oh, so he's a terrible husband, that's shocking news. so the other side tried to make it about campaign finance. okay, that seems legitimate. they have answered that. now it's down to, you know, was it reported correctly as a loan. i mean it's like it kind of gets more and more minor every time they work on it. >> i agree. my main point, the stormy daniels case generally, i think, the public is kind of baked in their view of president trump that he may have no

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bob driscoll is former attorney general and now managing partner of the d.c. office.are glad to have you here. >> thank you. >> dana: this has felt a little dramatic, the back and forth about the documents and who will get to see them and the briefing. as i understand it, and sort of remember, this is kind of a classic struggle between the branches, the executive branch and the congress. >> right. this kind of negotiation goes on all the time. usually at the staff level. i mean congress has the right to do oversight, congressional oversight leads to transparency in the executive branch functioning, which is all fun. similarly, the executive branch runs its own investigation and can't have secret sources or methods they use or other information that is justifiably confidential exposed through the congressional oversight. it's the kind of information where do you draw that line? we all know that we can all think of extreme examples. if you get down to looking at a particular document it's categorizing that document where it's okay to be turned over or not. it's not reso

>> reporter: he says the board was influenced by corporate giants such as driscolls. >> i think it's a false representation of the diversity of container growers that are out there. >> reporter: kelly danewood is with california certified organic farmers, a group that supports the production. >> we can be ine ivd us clarasity on how we certify and make sure ptomaine taping integrity. >> they suspect all the griping from that -- griping from traditional organic farmers. >> we believe in it and live in it. >> reporter: back at full belly farms, drew rivers is just happy to get the word out. >> it's been a positive thing because we've been letting consumers know what are the real basic ideas behind certified organic, bringing soil to the forefront again. >> now one interesting footnote, the european union, mexico, japan, canada all do not allow hydropanic crops to be certified or, and where they could garner a much higher price. >>> weather around here tonight, beautiful u. the next couple of days, good for anything outside. good normal weather in may. low 50s currently outside. a littl

and picking tomatoes off trees.hi whiles automated harvester plucks strawberries, itsyeing tested driscollse largest berry distributor in the world. john deere is investing heavily, automating tractors and combines, which are outfitted with computer vision technology. >> like facial recognition, it goes through the field, and identitiesee versus crops. >> reporter: the head of john deere lab says itse also addr the labor shortage among fieldworkers in agriculture. >> i've heard not only in saskatchewan but all acrossno h america, getting the right labor is a challenge. we think that automation really helps with that. >> reporter: in the warehousing industry, startups like fetch are doing some heavy lifting. s robots move around autonomously, work alongside humans, and can carry heavy cargo. >> we can take something from assembly area in the manufacturing plant and put it on to a conveyor. we have a part of the robot that can connect to a cart and mov a cart around, so when you put a whole bunch of packages on to a cart, t robot can come pick up that cart. >> reporter: for some enthusiasts,

you may have a chance to try it with the popular fruit company driscoll's latest creation.hey said the berry mash up isn't on the market yet but being packaged for promotional purposes. each batch is hand picked and hand stuffed. the company hopes to bring this creation to super markets very soon. >> then after this is going to be the straw bras berry, that shoved in a strawberry. >> like the turducken. >> you're all good. still ahead we have a look at your week ahead, your weather week ahead. plus, is there any relief in sight for mont noana? you're watching "early today." there. okay. careful not to get it in her eyes. i know, i know what a bath is... smile honey. this thing is like... first kid. here we go. second kid. you coming in mommy? ahh not a chance! by their second kid, every parent is an expert and more likely to choose luvs than first time parents. luvs with nightlock plus absorbs wetness faster than huggies snug and dry for outstanding overnight protection at a fraction of the cost. live, learn and get luvs. a new way to add surprisey, to your kid's day. simpl

should the president since we're an interview with muller's team let's talk about that with bob driscoll the deputy assistant attorney general appointed during the george w. bush administration currently practicing law he joins us from washington what's the process or lower the involved of the subpoena of trump. it's hard to say at this point because i think that the president is reluctant to sit down but by the santo can be reluctant to receive a subpoena because that if the special counsel issued a subpoena that would be challenged by the president's lawyers there are some open legal questions that would have to be resolved about the scope of executive privilege and other things and it would probably be i would say minimum a year to year and a half of litigation likely going all the way to the supreme court and so on the one hand he could put off the day of testimony by a long time he would also have this cloud continue to hang for another year and a half so i think that if he would probably prefer to negotiate some type of resolution where he doesn't need a subpoena and can sit down h

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administration should the president since for an interview with muller's team let's talk about that with bob driscoll. appointed during the george w. bush administration currently practicing law he joins us from washington what's the process or lower the involved of the subpoena of trump. it's hard to say at this point because i think that the president is reluctant to sit down but by the santa can be reluctant to receive a subpoena because that if the special counsel issued a subpoena that would be challenged by the president's lawyers there are some open legal questions it would have to be resolved about the scope of executive privilege and other things and it would probably be i would say a minimum a year to year and a half of litigation likely going all the way to the supreme court and so on the one hand he could put off the day of testimony by a long time he would also have this cloud continue to hang for another year and a half so i think that if he would probably prefer to negotiate some type of resolution where he doesn't need a subpoena and can sit down his lawyers did that nixon and clinton

let's talk about that with bob driscoll of the dead. general appointed during the george w. bush administration currently practicing law he joins us from washington once the costs are lower the involved of the subpoena of trump. it's hard to say at this point because i think that the president is reluctant to sit down but by the santo can be reluctant to receive a subpoena because that if the special counsel issued a subpoena that would be challenged by the president's lawyers there are some open legal questions that would have to be resolved about the scope of executive privilege and other things and it would probably be i would say a minimum a year to year and a half of litigation likely going all the way to the supreme court and so on the one hand he could put off the day of testimony by a long time he would also have this cloud continue to hang for another year and a half so i think that if he would probably prefer to negotiate some type of resolution where he doesn't need a subpoena and can sit down his lawyers did that nixon and clinton do that well they both they both

. >> commissioner driscoll: slight change from what you laid out here, but you did in your opening comments talk about the duty of loyalty. which came up in the first educational session with this. can you tell us to whom the board and/or any board member, to whom does that duty of loyalty go? >> so, under the fiduciary concept the duty of loyalty goes to the plan and the participants in the plan and beneficiaries under the constitution. this loyalty is talking about your loyalty to the board and then that fiduciary loyalty flows down to the specific entities. >> when you said -- you said there is beneficiaries and one other word. >> participants. >> participants and beneficiaries of 60,000, but is that as a group? >> as a group. as a group. >> we have a duty to the beneficiaries as a group. >> as a group. >> thank you. >> and 1090 was not written with the fiduciary obligations in mind, it was much broader concept. >> ok. mr. bryant, thank you very much, just a repipeline der to the board -- reminder to the board, this is something we voted on last year, where we're going to have educationa

congress man steve russell of the house oversight and form are deputy assistant attorney general robot driscolthis is wild the never ending media appearances by jim clapper, he must be promosting a book. indeed he is. what is your take on what heed there? >> it shows this is a house of cards they are trying to make something they have no evidence of. when they talk about people being guilty it has nothing to do with collusion. the american people they see through this. it is a continual straw man argument. they will continue to push it every where they can. >> laura: the meeting at the white house. the gang,s mob of eight. it was not clear what documents were presented to newborn newborn n. the details the knob be released and all present, as they should be. the big concern is will devon and other be able to get the information to look at the information without redaction? you know we see the problems where they will redact with holding it from congress. well issue since 1814 in the oversight committee we had that responsibility. nothing should be redacted from congress. they need to get to th

arco, republican congressman steve russell, and assistant attorney general robert district on mike driscoll. congressman, this is wild. i mean the never ending media appearances by jim klapper. we were joking earlier, he must be promoting a book. and he is indeed. what's your take on what he said right there? >> it just shows that this is really a house of cards. you think they are trying to make something that there is no evidence of and when they talk about people being guilty and adds no evidence of collusion. they see right through this and it's a continual straw man argument and they continue to push it every way they can. >> laura: that meeting at the white house today, it's not clear what documents were actually presented to devin nunes or to trey gaddy. were they able to look at the documents were not look at the documents? the details of the meeting will not be released. >> they were tight-lipped about this. >> as they should be. but i think the bigger concern is, will devon nunez and trey gowdy be able to get the information, look at the information without reduction? we see these

let's consult with fox news can of it are byron york deputy assistant attorney general bob robert driscoll. gentlemen, grady c. byron, there's been quite a few mistruths stated by michael avenatti who was brought onto some of these other networks, almost like an analyst. they almost forget that he's representing a client. instead, he says something and they, the chiron's, trump, cohen bombshell, russian oligarch without looking into the details. it's wild. >> has been bragging about his tv appearances. bringing information, perhaps confidential, financial information about michael cohen. one of the big thing, the headlines is russia, russia, russia. russia company was actually a u.s. company which gave him some money. you have to think if this is the smoking gun of collusion, why did robert mueller's investigators farm this case out to the attorneys at the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york. this would seem to be in the heart of the russian investigation and yet mueller gave it to somebody else. >> laura: and what the company is saying is not only did this oligarch have no

i will take from the beginning will underfund driscoll because you are wealthy enough to live in the right place. my mission is to make certain that zip code is no longer a metric for the quality of the education you will receive and that means investing it. that is our first priority and that is our first responsibility. [applause] >> thank you once again. thank you so much for your time for coming here and talking to us, for writing this amazing book that you all have now and should get signed by stacey because that will make it more valuable. [laughing] >> also so you can ask or maybe more questions. >> can i say something? it's important for me to say this. i lived in france. >> translator: news and i just back to america and of the brooklyn right now. the sacking of the the my kitchen an average on radio and he did everything about you and i just jumped out of work event that had so i could come meet you. you had a profound impact with your words resonate with me get with it i feel the first time in a very long time and i wanted to say thank you so much for doing what you do. [a

. >>> nearly 6 months later's, driscoll is selling the product, but it's only for an individual time the labor involved in creating the item since it has to be made by hand. it kind of reminds me of the celebrity endorsement, they call them the influencers. it is amazing, they do one little thing and off it goes. >>> are you always late to work? career builder says a survey shows 25% of workers are in fact late at least once a month to their jobs. when it is chronic, it can actually ruin a career. career builder says 43% of managers have fired someone for continual lateness of course lying about why you are late does not help either. many managers might cut you slack if you are just honest with them and tell them what really happened. the question of the day is if you are late for work, what is the most common reason? 56% say it is all about the traffic. 15% say you oversleep. 20% say you're lazy, you hate getting out of bed and getting to work. 9% say it is something else. let us know what you think by voting on the twitter page and leave comments on the ktvu facebook page. >> somet

let's bring in former justice department official robert driscoll with a little more insight on all ofs and we've got to give credit where credit was due. it was a couple of months ago on this show when you talked about how the president can't be indicted by a special counsel and that's exactly what the president's attorney then came out and said so you've got a high bar to live up to. break this down between the new york times and washington post reporting, that the fbi had an informant go talk to a couple of members of the trump campaign and see what they knew about dealings with russia, and the president's accusations that he was being spied on by the fbi. one man spies, another man's informant or something different? >> i think that's kind of it. i think all of this deinvolves into whether there a valid basis to do any of this in the first place. if there's a valid fbi investigation going on. of the use of confidential informants isn't particularly remarkable, but if there's not a valid investigation going on, then this could be nefarious. leland: when you say valid investigation.

neil: have a very good weekend robert driscoll, former department of justice official on the back andorth and this crazy thing that seems to have veered out of control. the markets seem to be out of control on the buying side up about 302 points apple a big reason why warren buffett indicating he bought a lot of share about 75 million over the weekend. what was he thinking? he's talking to our liz claman over the weekend that we might have a chance to dip into that, with our live show on fox news, man oh, man it won't get better than that, after this. ♪ with expedia you could book a flight, hotel, car and activity all in one place. ♪ that's it. i'm calling kohler about their walk-in bath. nah. not gonna happen. my name is ken. how may i help you? hi, i'm calling about kohler's walk-in bath. excellent! happy to help. huh? hold one moment please... [ finger snaps ] hmm. the kohler walk-in bath features an extra-wide opening and a low step-in at three inches, which is 25 to 60% lower than some leading competitors. the bath fills and drains quickly, while the heated seat soothes your back

driscoll's is saying new berry launch, out of this world flavor combination, justin timberlake be ont if grocery store near you. love it. the braspberries product only for promotion. i don't know, maria. the question mark here. they are showing pictures, they are marketing it but they are telling us they may not sell it so what up? maria: the labor is too much, sticking the blueberry into the ras raspberry. you like it? dagen: you would need people working in assembly line. >> like the i love lucy thing. maria: i think it's going to ruin the raspberry. >> mushy. maria: yeah. lee: i want to try them. >> where are they? maria: i don't want everything mushed together. dagen: you want to try them, package raspberries and blueberries. lee: make my own. [laughter] maria: we will take a break, when we come back the celtics dominate lebron, the cafes in game 1 of eastern finals, king james gone viral after the game. hear what he had to say right here. back in a minute. how do you win at business? stay at la quinta. where we're changing with stylish make-overs. then at your next meeting, set

that fascinating to see that direct switch, ukip down 74 but we had a very delighted margot james driscoll following back there. not the kind of result they want to see. and of the four paula murphy seats, it is worth pointing out dudley, with the blair yea rs, pointing out dudley, with the blair years, there were all labour. —— in the four polymer to receipts. and they should have the well—written majority. —— still have a wafer thin. it is critical territory for both parties. the tories might be disappointed it didn't take it about half an hour ago. they thought they had it. yet again, labourand half an hour ago. they thought they had it. yet again, labour and losing overall control. still a lot to go. we still know my news yet from trafford. let's talk about trafford. we arejoined by graham brady has think. the chairman of the backbench 1922 committee. good morning to you. thank you forjoining us. good morning. what a a picture and trafford ? morning. what a a picture and trafford? as far as i can see, very disappointing for us. i think we've lost overall control of the council. it isa