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, why would you ever consent to spend millions of dollars on eis? that was my objection. >> you believe in the tribal sovereignty of lummy drive to object in this case? >> they had every right to object as in this case, who also have a treaty obligation. i found that you were picking one tribe over another and believe me, i'm from a state with great warrior tribes. tribes are not monolithic, even in montana. there's traditions, there's cultures, but one should not be in the business of picking one treaty over another, at least arbitrarily. this is where we're working together. >> that's not, definitely not where we're going here. more about whether we're uphold rights in the region on their ability to object on various developments that affect their ability to fish and maintain. i appreciate that. i have another question. okay, then i'll pass to my colleagues and we'll come back. >> thank you, madam chair. i had one more question to get to in the first round related to indian country and economic prosperi prosperity. congressman zinke, you've been a

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we have had the er held up, the eir held up, because of the eis. and unless you inquire about that, you won't know. and if you are simply going to have a meeting on january 5th, and you won't know then, you will not have been able to prove your independent judgment. and independent judgment is critical in this, it is a requirement of sequa, it is not something that we invented that letter that i sent to every member, sets out what the standard is, it is easy to dismiss if you want and say that this has gone on for a long time, but that is not enough, there are flaws to this, which you ought to inquire about, and that is why i made the offer i did. to have a conversation right here about it. i think that you should be concerned about that. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker? >> if people could come line up to the right of the podium, that would really help. >> mr. warfield. >> thank you mr. chair. i'm peter warfield, the executive director of the library users association. first of all thank you for commenting about the public comment mentioning

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i'm very clear-eyed about what that intelligence report says. and i have every expectation as we continue to develop the facts, i will relay those not only to the president but to the team around him and to you all so that we can all have a robust discussion about how to take on what is an enormous threat from cyber. you all know that, you all have lived it. this is very real. it is growing. it is not new in that sense. but this was an aggressive action taken by the senior leadership inside of russia. and america has an obligation and the cia has a part of that obligation to protect that information. >> thank you very much. i appreciate that. >> thank you, senator. if i may say, thank you too for coming back today, i hope your recovery is very speedy. >> thank you, i appreciate that. you and i discussed director brennan's beginning efforts on modernization of the cia and trying to set up a different mechanism which would make it more effective. what can you tell us today about how you would proceed in that direction? >> senator feinstein, there

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tillerson as he talks about a clear- eyed view of russia or believe mr. trump, seems to be looking at russia through rose- colored glasses. >> i think as donald trump's administration come cans together. we have to take his word. he condemned their actions in crimia and understands the damage in syria and a lack of u.s. leadership is responsible for the opening that vladimar putin went through when it came to crimia and syria. time will tell how trump are trump will treat the issue. and you are hearing a nominee who puts a best foot forward. >> you think he will have the votes to get him through? >> the 11 republican and ten democrats, i anticipate it to be a close vote and we'll see how the next few hours go. >> and senator from colorado, thank you. and we'll go back where senator marco rubio additional questions. >> i am not going to rely solely on what i read in newspapers. i will go to facts on the ground. i am sure good information available. >> one of the sources of the campaign is the president of turkey who brags about the people who is shot who h

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the idealistic candidate had become a steely eyed pragmatist.ma pushed lawmakers to pass a bill and fast. >> you get the impression they're trying to jam something through congress. >> which is clearly designed for a government takeover of our health care system. >> but by august recess, there was no vote. >> get off of me! >> capitol hill lawmakers went home to angry constituents raging at town hall meetings. >> the wave of angry mobs. >> the protester came to the town hall meeting today with a gun. >> things are getting physical. >> universal health care is a big fat no. >> the tea party had found its moment and its cause. republicans began running away from health care. so did many democrats. many white house advisers thought it was time for obama to do the same. >> he turned to his legislative director and said, phil, what do you think the chances of passing this? he said, depends on how lucky you feel? the president just says, i'm a black guy named barack hussein obama, and i'm president of the united states. i feel lucky every day. >> but

. >> one eyed believe that you do concur that with that generational exception. >> is it accurate to say that to 45:00 p.m. is seriously considered quick. >> we hope so and if we recognize the senator fore his comments to be on the schedule. >> ask unanimous consent i am allowed five minutes prior to the vote and the senator from rhode island the given five minutes prior to the case prior to theje time of the vote to being set. >> without objection. >> i yield the floor. >> i still retain the floor a by april she eight the senator from arizona not allowing me five minutes but i would yield so that at the end then i would suggest we recognize the. >> with unanimous consent request before that i ask unanimous consent the time is equally divided to yield back and further the disposition day recess subject to the call of the chair for the of members briefing i would ask the senator from oregon, time does he need quick. >> less than 10 minutes. the >> i am asking for unanimous consent. >> is there objection? >> without objection. >> i had to get unanimous consent request died be given fiv

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but let's be sort of clear-eyed about what is in front of us. it has not been verified. based on one source. i know in the intelligence community when you have source information, you have to look at the credibility of the source and the information coming in. there's no factual proof that any of this occurred. if it did -- i've been to russia myself, i know in the hotel rooms when you visit you ear under surveillance. presumably if this took place, there will be video tape of this, and i have seen no evidence to confirm this. >> as you know from our reporting, the intel community finds the source credible enough to they include it in the appendix to the report to the president-elect. do you think showing the video about the russian government and maybe what they have done, again, just an allegation, but the idea of getting that video, that's setting a pretty high bar for legitimacy, aren't you? >> you're correct in the sense that it was included in the appendix to the briefing based on one-source information. i see nothing to validate that or vary five that. i do think,

nominated secretary of state, rex tillerson, russia opposes a danger, the united states must be clear-eyed with the relationship of russia. joining us from washington is a member of the committee that'll be questioning secretary of state nominee, rex tillerson. this committee will have a huge role in shaping the portions of the trump administration. senator murphy, i have to begin these explosive allegations in this story tonight. were you reading them as we all have and were you briefed as a member of the committee? >> no, we have not been briefed on these allegations. the director of the fbi and james clapper will be before the senate and all senators briefing later this week and so i expect that either we'll be briefed or ask questions about the allegations at that time. i hope and i pray that these allegations are not true. many of us have been scratching our heads over a year now trying to understand why donald trump has become a very purposeful ally of a vicious time in vladimir putin and why he seems to defend his actions every turn. i hope it is not the explanation because if it is

didn't have a transform we'll have a video enforcement they'll photograph the license plate either the eis video enforcement camera the electronic toll collection and antenna in the equipment that will detect the fast track trance ponder and indicates through a green light you've been successfully detected. >> this is a map showing where the locations of these toll detections systems are likely to be 4 proposed locations this coordinated that the one and off-ramps that are complete or under construction for treasure island there are two locations on the east side of the island those are the ramps that are just opened recently those last month or so the new ramps on and off the island westbound and the number 3 the eastbound on and off approaches that are currently infrastructure construction by caltrans and the fourth location is currently existing and continues to exist in the future in the westbound as a transit original lane going on island will continue to be served for mixed transportation. >> the funding for this comes from a combine of the tida treasure island and the federal grant

kimberly: i got a little teary-eyed watching the sisters praise each other. robert: a little choked up. kimberly: happy new year to china. marched thew year spring festival in china, the biggest holiday of the year, celebrated with a parade, vibrant costumes. the rooster is supposed to be the definition of fidelity and punctuality. roosters aremous bob marley, jennifer aniston, je robert: and all that good music, too. josh: sounds like a party. millions and millions of people. kimberly: a big celebration. talk about the snowflakes. josh: we won't see too much. i think we will have a dusting when we wake up monday morning. tomorrow is 45 degrees. snowflakes will just melt before they are able to build anything. the chance of the dusting monday morning, but that's about it. that is also the coldest day this week, 39 degrees. we warm up tuesday, and then we come back down wednesday and thursday. generally still a mild week. tomorrow, then late sunday, sunday night into early monday morning, the chance of snow showers. quiet the rest of the work week. not until n

we have had the er held up, the eir held up, because of the eis. and unless you inquire about that, you won't know. and if you are simply going to have a meeting on january 5th, and you won't know then, you will not have been able to prove your independent judgment. and independent judgment is critical in this, it is a requirement of sequa, it is not something that we invented that letter that i sent to every member, sets out what the standard is, it is easy to dismiss if you want and say that this has gone on for a long time, but that is not enough, there are flaws to this, which you ought to inquire about, and that is why i made the offer i did. to have a conversation right here about it. i think that you should be concerned about that. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker? >> if people could come line up to the right of the podium, that would really help. >> mr. warfield. >> thank you mr. chair. i'm peter warfield, the executive director of the library users association. first of all thank you for commenting about the public comment mentioning

that clear eyed discretion's to happen and there may be fireworks within the cabinet because there is broad range of views. >> it seems to be that position, which is the widespread position among people in the national security community people at the pentagon is at odds with the kind of language we are hearing from president-elect trump. he just tweeted the other day, having a good relationship with russia is a good thing not a bad thing. only, quote, stupid people or fools would think that it is bad. what do you make of that? >> i would say only stupid or foolish people think our interests are aligned with russia's. for the most part they are not. there is a concentric area where yes we share some common interests and we should work with them when we can. we fleed the recognize their goal is to discord democracy, to tear down everyone they consider a threat, they consider democracy a threat to their autocratic way of life. that is a core antagonism to our national security interests. yes, it's nice to make friends. yes, it would be great if russia was an ally. it's not realistic and

involvement in efforts to hack information and to have an impact on american democracy, i'm very clear-eyed that intelligence report says. >> and this all comes, jill in the context of course, of 4,000 u.s. troops this week rolling in, into poland, something that they were clear about was tied to russia's incursion in ukraine and threats against countries to its neighbors in general. there's a lot surrounding this. >> there is. and you know, this evening i was watching a talk show on russian tv and it's a very good one. and i think what they're doing now is they are drilling down a little bit more into this very general statements by, by mr. trump. and what they're saying, this one expert was saying, you know, the team that trump has, they are pretty much as he put it, nationalists for the united states. in other words, they're looking out for american interests and they, i think it's a clearer, more sober approach to what donald trump is really all about. president putin is really a realist. and he is not going to take friendly words at face value. he likes to hear them, but he's not count

you've worked with lady gaga, black eyed peas — so why would you do this in the context of your work,hey were changing colour, but that's not the only way you can tell what's going on. what have you been doing to help us show our viewers and our audience what their feelings are like? we've never tried out these biometric wristbands before, so it's very exciting. we've done a lot of real—time data visualisation from audience—generated feeds. you can see what we were looking at there was obviously bio—emotional pulses. if it's blue, you are feeling strong intense emotions, down to those of you who are emotional deserts! your wristbands would have remained white throughout. now, we are going to take you to mars. to do that, we need a couple of experts. so would you please welcome from california, from nasa'sjet propulsion laboratory, victor and alex! applause alex, we also need some martian astronauts. we've got three martian astronauts, the first is kate. what are they seeing and what are they using on their heads to do it? they are wearing an augmented reality device, and they are seei

. >> there's the president getting teary eyed himself. >> and there were a lot of people in the audience as well. >> senator jeff sessions will face a round of questions today after defending his civil rights record after day one of his confirmation hearing. >> demonstrators were removed from the committee chambers moments before the hearing began. sessions then faced questions on a wide range of topics. he insisted he would stay independent of the white house and he promised to crack down on, quote, the scourge of radical islamic terrorism. the alabama republican also addressed accusations that he's made racist comments. >> people have fairly promptly tried to label you as a racist or a bigot or whatever you want to say. how does that make you feel? >> well, that does not feel good. there was an organized effort to caricature me as something that wasn't true. it was very painful. it wasn't contact rat then, and it's not accurate now. >> on the subject of amnesty for undocumented immigrants, sessions said he would follow any laws passed by congress. however, he did say a continuous cycle

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he's also very clear eyed about russia and putin, and what their goals are in terms of destabilizing the west for their own advantages. and so you're right, we were in a very competitive senate race at the time. this was a big issue that was unfolding in the national race that was overshadowing everything, especially in a state like florida, which was a battleground state. and marco made the bold declaration, halfway through october that he would not discuss the wikileaks. this came up because we had several senate debates. we anticipated he would be asked about the wikileaks, because it was all the media was talking about. and he said after the debate that he would not discs the wikileaks becae this timit affected the democrats, but in the future it might affect us. and we cannot set the precedent where this sort of leaked material is fair game for partisan hacks. >> alex, where do you think our party -- or the party formally known as republicans should be when it comes to putin's russia and their aggression on their neighbors and their rampant hacking, if you trust the information

nation's highest civilian honor, the presidential medal of freedom. [ applause ] >> a stunned and teary eyed biden accepted the presidential medal of freedom with distinction and only the fourth time it was awarded with distinction and he awarded it on biden for his faith and love of america. >> love without pretense and service without self regard and to live life fully. >> biden praised his family for their support and then praised the obama family for the dedication to country. >> i have never known a president and few people i have ever met, my whole life, i can count on less than one hand, that had the integrity and decency and the sense of other people's needs like you do. >> it wasn't just emotion today. biden made some news as well. he confirmed today that intel leaders did in fact brief him and obama oubstantiated information about president-elect trump that it may leak. >>> and they have made two arrests in the death of long time shop owner. one suspect is 14 years old and "action news" reporter gray hall is outside of the victim's market on the 100 block of north claymont street.

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. >> the run i was on made others just look like droopy eyed children. >> reporter: following a soberingn, he was sieg diagnosed as hiv positive. >> for eight months i've been enrolled in a study for a drug in the late stages of its trial run. i feel like i'm carrying a torch a lot of folks suffering from the same thing. >> reporter: you feel like you're an example? >> yes. yeah. >> reporter: for people who are going through this? >> yes, this is an opportunity to just do something that really matters. >> reporter: and all of this that happened, there was a silver lining? >> yeah. the day i was diagnosed, i immediately wanted to eat a bullet, but my mom was there. i wouldn't do that in front of her or let her find me to clean up that mess. but then something else came over me. they gave me a hand full of pills and said you can go home and you're going to live. i'm so grateful for what was available when it happened and even more grateful for what's available right now. and i'm in the middle of it. >> reporter: you put everything into perspective? >> it did. >> reporter: charlie is hollyw

will you be able to set politics aside and provide the president with clear-eyed assessments, free of political interference? >> senator, i appreciate the question and when i say that i understand deeply the question you're asking. i've spent my life telling the truth, sometimes in a very, very difficult situation, as a lieutenant, as a member of congress and a member of the oversight committee where sometimes we get placed in difficult situations talking to our constituents that matter a lot about national security and you have my commitment that i not only speak truth to power but i will demand the men and women who i have come to known who live their lives doing that will be willing, able and follow my instructions to do that each and every day. >> thank you for that. vice chairman. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and again, congressman, it's great to see you. to ensure we don't end up with a light turnout again, i won't redo my second half of my state. but i do want to get you on the record on a couple of issues that we have discussed particularly about this inquiry into russian activ