he is an exception i would make. would point out that when i was in the senate we had a rule saying no uniformed officer could serve as national security advisor. except when colin powell was named as national security adviser under george bush 41, we made an exception, saying this man deserves an exception. i think jim mattis deserves an exception. laura: do you think he will be hawkish on russia, russia's expansionist tendencies in the eastern backyard, in syria? or will he take the softer line as donald trump seems to? mr. cohen: he serves at the pleasure of the president. one would expect he would bring his views to bear. mr. president, i think this is wrong, we are heading in the wrong direction with russia, they should be held accountable for what they've done in ukraine. what they are doing in aleppo. we should not have this new reset program with them without them being held accountable. i would hope he would bring that to the president. but ultimately he serves at the pleasure of the president so if the pres

it is not your role to take exception to science. i love how democrats use names -- deniers, fake news. i would you -- remind you that science is ongoing. not every scientist agrees with everything the democrats say regarding climate change. as robust -- as far as the nomination process or fake news, i love the new buzzwords. standnot hear any of you up when the majority of the media in the country try to sway an election because their personal preferences and personal politics. doing as barack obama anything in a bipartisan way, i had to sit down for that. i did not want to fall on the floor. barack obama had a super pac in yahoo!to try to stop men -- benjamin that now who. hillary clinton, 20% of the urinate -- uranium went to russia. now we have fake news. i remember barack obama laughing with disdain that anyone imagined the election could be influenced. donaldam no fan of trump, but now the democrats brains are bleeding because the american people voted in somebody that did not agree with them, and does not do what they want the

there are exceptions. again, there is no blanket will rule saying that you can do it is some lease firing at you or in the situation where the officers use their judgment,, their training, and they do so with the interest of protecting human life on both sides, human lives on both sides-the officers do with their trained to do and trained to do what they're supposed to. to protect themselves and the community. so right now, we're it that is parsing of words about the exceptions to the rules. a lot of attorneys are getting involved. we are hearing from beef and bar association, aclu, where's on community and civil rights, responsive that the police department will say, well, those attorneys are not on the street with us every night and were encountering these situations. so that's why we rely on the technical experts at those with tactical experience. we are taking it on bringing it it altogether to reach a policy that gives the options to the officers to protect human life including their own. so i hear a

so i can do an exception to policy on skill. different infantrymen to armored crewmen and from one unit to another if they re-enlisted for a specific bonus to a unit. i would say the sheer magnitude of the overall problem i think caught us off guard. it took us awhile to get back to apply the resources to adjudicate them faster. but, you know, we follow the policy and directives. right now the only thing i have the ability to do is to do exceptions to policy as general baldwin said. then it moves forward to abcmr. i'd like to just talk about gims just a little more. it identifies through electronic searches in the database, which we didn't have prior to 2011. so it checks all those administrative data that's required to ensure that a soldier is eligible. so it does that. and it also tracks during the entire period. so when a soldier maybe changes an mos, it flags and sends a message to the administrative officer, nco, who then takes action. if it was a directed change, then we do an exception to policy in a timely process. i thi

right now the only thing i have the ability is to do exceptions to policy. then it moves forward to abc marr. i'd like to talk about gims a little more. it identifies to electronic searches in the database which we did not have prior to 2011. it checks all those administrative data that is required to ensure that a soldier is eligible. also tracks during the entire period. when a soldier to changes and mos is lax incense a message to the administrative officer who then takes action if those are directed change, then we do an exception to policy and eight on the process. many of the things that are impacting what happened in california between 2004-2011 and looking at the current investigation and work the california task force has been doing, i think today we don't see those types of issues anymore. >> thank you, mr. chairman.. i would just follow up and maybe someone else can ask about what other assistants were providing, and issue a rent credit ratings and i think we're trying to fix that issue as well but again i'm concerned about how this impacted famil

there are exceptions. again, there is no blanket will rule saying that you can do it is some lease firing at you or in the situation where the officers use their judgment,, their training, and they do so with the interest of protecting human life on both sides, human lives on both sides-the officers do with their trained to do and trained to do what they're supposed to. to protect themselves and the community. so right now, we're it that is parsing of words about the exceptions to the rules. a lot of attorneys are getting involved. we are hearing from beef and bar association, aclu, where's on community and civil rights, responsive that the police department will say, well, those attorneys are not on the street with us every night and were encountering these situations. so that's why we rely on the technical experts at those with tactical experience. we are taking it on bringing it it altogether to reach a policy that gives the options to the officers to protect human life including their own. so i hear a

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however there are a few exceptions and being a nevada resident is one of them. except for valet. as well as the company's higher the venetian and palazzo says they have no plans to start charging for park. we reached out to the cosmopolitan. they said they are evaluating their needs regarding paid parking but have no changes to announce at this time. we want to know what you think about the whole paid parking trend that seems to be happening. take our twitter poll. do you think valet should be tip only? or maybe you don't use valet at all. do you think the idea is great or do you rarely visit the strip. our twitter handle >> jim: orange cone and detaur signs we can expect to see plenty of both with two new projects on the west side of town. new construction on summerlin parkway begins this weekend after they finish putting up cable barriers. news 3 is your traffic authority. kelsey thomas is out live at buffalo and summerlin parkway with what you need to know now. >> reporter: get ready for that big construction equipment and, of course, the stop and go >> of course a little bit

i expect we're going to screen out cases with some exceptions. we're going to have be careful about soldier who have gone awol or have other kinds of processes but basically screen out cases with a debt of $10,000 or less. most of the cases with enlisted members and lower ranking members, members without prior service on the basis that this unlikely they would have a basis to know they were going to be -- to read and understand their contract. this was an issue that came up earlier. as we go through those screens, we will get from that second universe of 16,000 or so cases i expect to reduce that by about 90% so we get down about 10% of those. something between something on the order of 2,000, 1500 to 2,000 cases. we'll put that universe through the kinds of screens, substantive review of that and i hope to get that down further. it's my hope by the end of the year, we will have something between 1,000 and 2,000 cases total out of the total universe of 17,000 that are subject to review. those are the cases that we will then put in front of bcmrs

if it was a directed change, we do an exception to policy in a timely process. i think many of the things that are impacting what happened in california between 2004 and 2011 and then looking at the current investigation and work that the california task force has been doing, i think today we don't see those types of issues anymore. thank you. >> okay. thank you, mr. chairman. i would just follow up and maybe someone else can ask about what other assistance we're providing. i know there was an issue around credit ratings and i think we were trying to fix that issue as well. again, i'm concerned about how this impacted families and if there's been sufficient outreach to know that there's help, there's support there, and we hope that they get it. thank you. >> i'll leave the majority of that comment to the next panel. i'll just say, from my perspective, we have had overwhelming support, partnership from the office of the secretary of defense, dod, army. everybody wants to get this right for the soldiers. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to thank the generals who

manning final under exception picked off by terrence brooks. never heard of him?eah, there's a reason for that. brooks is a special teamer who because of safety jahlil watkins getting injured was called upon to step up and make a play and brooks did exactly that. >> i was only in for two plays actually. go out there and, oh, god, i never do anything on defense. they train us to go out there and make plays. just a blessing really just go out there and have the interception. >> second play of the game. because of eagles playing last night, you get a special fox "game day live" 10am tomorrow morning sean bell, g. cobb, bill anderson and howard eskin look back at the eagles big win from last night and get you all caught up every play off scenario right here on fox 29. >> all right. >> nice to see a win. you know. >> it was packed house. everybody was excited. except for the giants. >> yeah. >> the kid through the ball okay. >> carson wentz look good. little thing right now. >> be sure to join us tonight for more on fox 29 news at 10: 10:00. if you ever watched seinfel

so i do-i take exception to the characterization of that as being simply semantics. it is actually the law and words have meaning and different words have different meanings. they matter. >> so what is your take on one of the public commenters saying that under prop c we should be sitting down and demonstrating why you can't get to 25% overall? >> yes. i think, actually, if you give me a moment to shuffle through a couple of papers here. so i guess i would start by reminding the commission of its particular-of its recommendation about the code language in the trailing legislation that spoke to this requirement for sponsors to make best efforts to meet a 25% affordability standard. so your resolution to the board of supervisors on this subject said the quote the planning code should establish standards and requirements and should not have big language. the best efforts clause may set unrealistic community expectations that are unachievable under state law. they lost circumscribed the city's ability to deny a density bonus two projects providing less than 25% affordabl

for exceptional circumstances. do they talk at all about what those exceptional circumstances would be? would that be if the officer's life is threatened, or if innocent people are in danger of being run over? >> reporter: i think all of these factors will be considered, because they said it will have to be on a case by case basis, and they will be reviewing them closely. >> just very briefly, did the topic of tasers come up tonight? >> reporter: briefly. it was i guess acting police chief toney chaplin saying that if you ban the use of that type of restraint hold, you have to give police other options that are less than deadly force, but it wasn't discussed in depth. >> amber lee live outside city hall. thank you. >>> uber pulled its fleet of driverless calls off the streets of san francisco. the dmv says uber needs the same special permits as 20 other companies, testing self- driving vehicles in california. uber had maintained it didn't need permits to run the cars on city streets, because there's a human attenda

what does this place do for them except make them worse? the idea is to scare them enough so they don't come back. maybe we scare them so much sure, man. cover me. ( wolf whistles and taunting ) matty and bloodhound will burn you. better watch your back. i know. hear any buzz on who killed rickey greene? overheard some younger kids talking. it didn't sound like he was liked very much. anything else? t.t yet. if we play cop in here, all we'll get is dead. y's the source? i don't know. i think he's strictly nickel and dime. i got another problem. what? penhall's losing it. how? he's claustrophobic. can't handle lockup. if matty comes down on you, i'll be there. got that snooze for you. speedy delivery. deuce each. i'll take four. that's all? unless you take credit cards. chance. thanks. this is stupid. we're not here fre degrees in housecleaning. relax. we've only been here a couple days. we should be kicking butt and grabbing turf. i know. but right now ioki and booker got the inside track. so what are we supposed to do? we just wait and obs

. >> except you don't consider the length of detention. that's what a judge does and bail hearings and in almost every other detention which is at a certain point your calculus changes, the balance changes when the detention becomes unreasonable. >> so we do think that the way to think about the case for the people who are not in that category was that what the court said and i think this is the focus is that the purpose of detention is being served in the government is really reasonably quickly to accomplish removal and so were not in a situation where the end of the detention can be observed then absence very unusual circumstances, that is constitutional. we do think the scheme that we had in place with 1226 a individuals is constitutional. >> i was to ship to something else. >> i was going to shift to something else. let's shift to 1226c. and not focus on the statute so much but focus on the constitutional question. i think your brief indicates that you think there are some constitutional bounds. i would like you to talk to me about wha

also approved, officers will no longer be allowed to shoot at moving vehicles except under exceptional circumstances. hallow ran says the language agreed on spelled out a more ex-accomplicist terms, exceptions. the commission president counters. >> we did work with the union and feel good about that. >> it's up to the new chief, appointed just two days ago. he told me the say he was appointed that he's read all 272 recommendations and he considers them in his words, reasonable. >> uber moved itself driving car pilot program to phoenix and arizona governor has meanty to say about it. he tweeted this is what overregulation looks like. he followed up, tweeting california may not want you, but arizona does. then, this morning he tweeted arizona welcomes uber's self driving car was open arms and wide open roads. also, there was a picture of the cars arrivg in phoenix and he said nice view on the way home. welcome, uber. the move came after yesterday's dcision to stop the self driving program in san francisco because the dmv revoked registration. dmv said it issued to the self driving cars w

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except for a lucky few the doors to achievement were chose. and american emancipation compared to britain's, for example, was very badly done. britain compensated the slave owners and men did an education for exsliefs. reconstruction fiesofficially o lasted ten years, but it was through the generations, they not only believed in america, but believed they had a role to play in the progress of their country and community. as might be expected, the black calhouns who moved north fulfilled their aspirations and achieved success. less expected, perhaps, those who stayed in atlanta had equally exceptional and aspirational lives. in sam ways maybe more successful. life in the north was easier than the south. >> they could raise children and high achievement was the norm on both sides of the family with interesting differences. northern achievement tended to be political and public and southern appeared to be professional and private. the other differences were personnel. among the black calhouns northern marriages tended to be unhappy and families m

there are exception fall circumstances. where in he's been there for 20 years and we haven't started a removal proceeding? or let's say he has an emergency operation, had to be in the hospital. we all can exercise our wonderful legal imaginations and think of weird instances that it's going to prove that only if isn't literally only if. >> i want to be clear about what i'm saying there. i don't think the attorney general has discretion to release in a situation i was disu just discussing. >> i know that. >> i think that's a constitutional requirement. due process would be implicated at that point. i'm not saying that at some point the attorney general has discretion to release. the statutory is mandatory. >> but it says only if you go to the witness program. >> correct. >> but my point was -- and you did it accidentally but on purpose. you said 20 years would be different. >> to be clear, your honor, i did the as a matter of constitutional law. >> why. >> because -- >> why not say like in the law words like any or only if a

says lopez is the exception. came all the way from havana, says the revolution shaped his career and the man he is today. >> we are in santiago not to say good-bye. we are not here to say good-bye, but to await his new instruction. >> ankle long santiago main road, braved the sweltering heat, wait to go see the procession caring castro's ashes. >> it doesn't matter how strong the sun is. >> this woman broke into chant of i am fidel. when asked how she was coping. tanya and her mother were busted in from outside santiago. no one in her town stayed behind. >> her mother isn't old enough to know cuba without a castro in charge. had a song to explain why she is not worried about the future post fidel. >> ♪ >> heroes never die, she since, they live on in our legends and songs, in santiago cuba, scott mcclane. >> the governor of north dar coke a and the chairman of the standing tried have agreed meet. governor said the focus of the meeting will be on cooperation and good will. protesters are demanding changes to the ro

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. >> we occasionally make exceptions. we made an exception for general marshal back in the truman days. and i think general mattis is that sort of situation where an exception is warranted. >> reporter: tonight, defense secretary ash carter issued the following statement. i have known him for many years. i will hold him in high guard. i will help ensure a seamless transition. >> breaking news about the case of sergeant bowe bergdahl. >> reporter: fox news learned, bowe bergdahl who was held captive for five years after walking off his base in afghanistan, has requested a pardon from president obama. neither the army nor the pentagon knew details about the letter because it was sent not through the military chain of command, according to two well placed sources, he wrote a letter to the president requesting a pardon and thanking him for rescuing him. the letter was sent via the department of justice. last month bergdahl's court-martial trial was delayed for a second time and is slated to begin may 15. >> jennifer, thank yo

but the arch didn't collapse except for some minor damage to some parts of it." the shiite militia has fully secured the site... which was the capital for several ancient empires. salih says: "we are fully deployed. we are not allowing any movements and we are not allowing anyone in or out of here because this is an internationally listed antiquities site. that's why it has been fully secured." on-cam tag defense secretary carter estimates about two thousand isis fighters have been killed or injured since the fight to retake mosul began ... militants still defending the iraqi city. in new york, kelly wright, fox news. some in washington demand answers after recent reports involving russia were released. this as president-elect trump attempts to make decisions concerning his cabinet members. concerning his cabinet members. a group of senators is looking for answers following recent intelligence in the u-s election. republican senators john mccain and lindsey graham joined democratic senators chuck schumer and jack reed to call for an investigation into the finding

i will not vote for an exception to this rule. we'll see if that catches on, but that could be a big deal for a big nomination. that does it for us. now it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. now. >> good evening, chris. can you come over? >> congress voted for one exception to this rule in 1950. and what they did, they said, this better never happen again. >> right, it's like a signing statement, saying we're doing this now, but it should never happen again. it will be tested. >> once for george marshall, that's it. thank you very much, rachel. >>> donald trump made news tonight announcing his choice for defense secretary. the only problem is, there is a law in place that prevents donald trump's choice from becoming defense secretary. former labor secretary robert reich is here to talk about the jobs that donald trump claims he saved today in indiana and the jobs in the very same factory in indiana that are still scheduled to move to mexico in complete defiance of donald trump's powers of persuasion, but first, a lo

it means more to me than anything, with a possible exception of my wife. my husband thinks that war is a way of life, mr. bodie. his saddest day was the day that lee surrendered. this belonged to a confederate general. if it hadn't misfired, they'd have buried me instead of the other way around. seems like you've led a charmed life, major. except for this. i got it in a calvary charge. confederate lead? indeed not. low-hanging branch. you may find this hard to believe, but before the war, i was a massachusetts schoolmaster. from the school room as a man can get. well, no matter how you feel about gun smoke, it isn't as bad as chalk dust. after the war i came out west to recruit my own army for another kind of war against banks, stage coaches, the mines. i've used my military skill, which i don't mind saying is considerable, to win my campaigns. you make it sound right easy. now there's nothing that's very difficult if enough advanced planning goes into it. have given us considerably more than $180,000 with a loss of but only two men. not that the money is

also approved, officers will no longer be allowed to shoot at moving vehicles except under exceptional circumstances. hallow ran says the language agreed on spelled out a more ex-accomplicist terms, exceptions. the commission president counters. >> we did work with the union and feel good about that >> it's up to the new chief, appointed just two days ago. he told me the say he was appointed that he's read all 272 recommendations and he considers them in his words, reasonable. >> uber moved itself driving car pilot program to phoenix and arizona governor has meanty to say about it. he tweeted this is what overregulation looks like. he followed up, tweeting california may not want you, but arizona does. then, this morning he tweeted arizona welcomes uber's self driving car was open arms and wide open roads. also, there was a picture of the cars arriving in phoenix and he said nice view on the way home. welcome, uber. the move came after yesterday's dcision to stop the self driving program in san francisco because the dmv revoked registration. dmv said it issued to the self driving cars

the exception is broad. the secretary may block an i.g. investigation if it's necessary to preserve the national security interests of the united states and if the information the i.g. has requested concerns sensitive operation plans, intelligence matters, counterintelligence matters, on-going criminal investigations, and other matters that would constitute a serious threat to national security if disclosed. in addition, cosponsors and i worked with the armed services committee last year to ensure that the bill makes the secretary of defense authority to restrict certain kinds of sensitive information even more clear than it was in the 1978 legislation. after we made those changes, senator mccain, as i've already said, cleared this version of the access language last year. i respectfully -- i guess at this point i'm going to yield the floor. the presiding officer: and the clerk should call the roll. quorum call: mr. corker: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from tennessee. mr. corker: excuse me for a moment, but i notice th

there would be exceptions in case of inincest, rape, or if t mother's life is at risk. the bill would need approval from the democratic-led legislature. >>> roanoke university transformed an old bank building into a space for classrooms and student lounges with the help of a $17 million state grant. >>> next at 6:00, it's the talk of the town. an adult toy shop next to santa's house. >>> plus cutting for a cause. students in south jersey showing their commitment to helping others. glenn? >>> and i'm tracking arctic air that's on the way. plus the timing of this rain that's coming up for tomorrow. >> announcer: this is nbc 10 news. >>> cutting their hair for a cause at a south jersey school this afternoon. an eighth grader at dwight d. eisenhower middle school set his sights to grow his hair last year. he inspired his science teacher to do the same. today both of them along with other students had their long locks cut off during a special assembly. >> it's mostly a great feeling because of all the people surrounding you, applauding you on what you did, which was a simple

. >> translator: when they're poor, women can do nothing, except endure the hardship.ant to help solve their problem. >> reporter: the unit patrols around the clock, trying to meet women in every corner of the city. it receives about ten complaints a day, through a telephone hotline. some crimes such as stalking and street molestation are down over 50% in six weeks. >> translator: i saved the hotline in my mobile phone. being able to consult the officer anytime, makes me feel safer. >> reporter: on this day, a patrol unit is heading to a university. it received a phone call from a student who says she is being stalked. >> translator: it's the man with this phone number. he's been harassing me with gross remarks for the past week. >> translator: next time he calls, please contact us. >> translator: i wouldn't dare tell my parents or the regular police. that would be too scary. but the female unit always arrives quickly and they listen to my complaints. >> translator: i'm happy we can respond to women's complaints, i want to keep supporting them. >> reporter: improving i

out in more explicit terms the exceptions. the police commission president susie loftis counters. >> we weren't able to reach agreements but we moved forward on what the united states department of justice said this department needs to do. >> well, it's now up to the new chief, bill scott, who was appointed just two days ago to implement this new use of force policy and it will be the first time, by the way, since 1995, that officers here will have to adjust to a new set of protocols. back to you in the studio. >> vic, do you know how the new chief feels about this use of force policy? >> i sat down with him after he was appointed on tuesday and he told me he's read every one of the reforms and considers them reasonable, his words. he believes officers should not shoot at cars but almost -- but also believes there should be exceptions. and he supports, as does the police union, the use of tasers as another less lethal option. >> vic, thank you so much. >>> an 82-year-old grandmother is coming back to northern california after

this room is fairly unchanged except above the boadoor. they planned a painting for there but the artist got in a spat and painted it out because they wouldn't pay him adequately. another bad story about artists. i have reconstructed the painting and put it back. now here's another fantastic interior in washington. more modern history. i hope some of you recognize it. this is really the grandest staircase in the town. this is at the temple at the scottish rite on the corner of f street and 16th street. by pope. he threw everything he had at this building and took it. it's just magnificent. a beautiful and more subtle interior, the latrobe. the old supreme court chamber, of course. just wonderful and wonderfully reproduced. this is one of the few slides. this is actually the sophia which i see strong ties between buildings in washington. obviously, we're creating the ancient world here but the sphere is one of the few buildings from the ancient world you can go in today and see it more or less as the romans saw i it. francis cleveland was v

this is an exceptional nation. this is a christian nation all ver this early book. one of the great female writers of the early 19th century. her brother was young but very ctive. they all of pro to this christian nationalism in a slightly different way. but hey use the language and rhetoric as a christian nation in one form or another. when the book came out we were in the 150th anniversary of the civil war. hat is fascinating is both the north and the south view than war as a holy war to some xtent. both sides were articulating a view that truly the christian nation and god is on our side. he kind of says no, we are all uilty. both read the bible the same ay. but this is not the way it played out. many northern christians will believe that the union was somehow created by god. it's actually a wig senator itter he refused to join the republican party in the 1850's ecause it was a party of division. he wants to make sure it is a national sacred division. america was a christian nation. and god specially ordained this nation. to break up or to divide this nation woul

metro on time except for safe track surge 11 impacting orange and silver.ndywine by five split blocking shoulder back to you guys. >> all right. 5:49 the time now. happening right now team of investigators searching for missing malaysia airlines flight 270 indluded debris and won't be found in current search area. the plane may have crashed in stretch of indian ocean further north. the news could mean surge could continue beyond next month. they're sxk todd finish deep sea sonar hunt of west of australia and indian ocean. happening today as well there will be an opening ceremony and dedication at 10 to on tacoma langley crossroads transit center in tacoma park. bus 19, 650 intersection will drop off and physician up passengers and it offers shelter and bath roolz and transfer point to purple line. federal, state and local officials will be on hand. >> 5:50 is the time now let's look at stories you're engaging with most on social media. >> maureen is standing by with the realtime news tracker. >> lead poisoningsh use well documented in flint wish mir mish an

and mattis is universally loved except for some small exceptions.he has a conviction. so he would have to deal with that. so the guy is playing to his audience. this is a guy who as famously once said men think meanly of themselves who have not been in the army. i think trump has had an easy life, he knows it, and he likes surrounding himself with people who tell him he's a good guy. kennedy: i saw the he will pants, i hang out with navy seals a lot. we have a tradition of not naming retired it in vets and personnel to secretary of defense. why is that? do you think we should throw that baby out with the bath water with mattis? >> it's for a real american n actual chronological gap between uniform and suit and tie. i took an oath of enlistment and commissioning. and our oath is you ports and obey the constitution and obey all lawful orders. we are taught to dispo bay unlawful orders. the military more proactively than civilians enforce. when george marshall came secretary of state, there was a reason for it. in the case of petraeus. he has a convict

michael flynn this week tried to quietly disappear that tweet, tried to delete it, except, thanks to the way back machine, god bless you, nothing ever really disappears anymore. so he did try to take it down, but he can't make it go away. that said, the conspiracy theory that i consider to be perhaps the greatest obama conspiracy theory of all time, that

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so i think what we have areig normouses and billionares and generals and with the exception of michael flynn the generals are clearly the best ones there, but this is pretty frightful stuff. you have loads of people who have never been in government and don't understand the difference between business and government and frank lit cast of characters that donald trump ran against. don't we have a little overrepresentation from goldman sachs here? do they really need three people? isn't one enough? >> yeah. and i think it's four if you count bannon. >> you're right. >> it's a goldman sachs world over in the white house. we're out of time. thank you guys very much. >> coming, lisa bloom is here to talk about ohio's new heartbeat bill and why it's a huge glaring warning sign for women. that's next. he gets a lot of compliments.

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. >> no policy can anticipate every conceivable situation or exceptional circumstance which officersay face. >> in all circumstances officers have expected so experience sounds like judgment and critical decision making when using force options. >> it is the policy of the department to review rigorly which i'll note barred from the lapd policy every instance in which a firearm is discharged including exceptional circumstances on a case by case basis to evaluate all facts to determine in the discharge is within policy. >> commissioner president loftus where will this be inserted and into the preamble so the second photograph of the general policy and clarifies that in certain situations officers are exposed use sounds like judgment. >> got it gotay commissioner vice president turman. >> i also want to emphasize lace 0 out what we do on a case basis whether in policy or out of policy so it clarifies that it didn't subtract or add anything. >> it is our intention to give more verbiage to it. >> and colleagues, we gone through this page by page many times and issues and questions with ta

we talk about this election about economic anxiety, except for his voters make over $70,000 a year and there's a recent study that says they take african-americans 228 years to people of the wealth of whites in the united states today. economic anxiety, and this is a man who denigrated the military. again, and other third rail when you think about it. this feature attic voters did not move away. this is a man who is very clear about sexual assault and those voters did not vote the way. in terms of economic anxiety as well. we have a man whose economic policies are not about helping the populace, the working class. he bankrupted. he probably bankrupt small business owners. those voters did not move away. so once you begin to check off all of the things that should have been cut out derailed his president day, what you're left with is a man whose indoors by the. white nationalists, and we really like his policies. that nation is predicated on what i mean by that is often we think of in terms of an october think of rage is violence. but those policies sanctioned violence. this policy is m

nobody talked and nobody stirred except to raise a cigarette or a glass and concentration not brokenfor her next slightly more upbeat number, bang, bang, my baby shot me down.t me [laughter] >> the last line of the french version echoed the vietnamese version, we will never forget. in the pop song, the rendition was one of the most memorable. masterfully love and violence in the story of two lovers who regardless of having known each other since childhood or because of knowing each other since childhood shoot each other down. bang, bang was the sound of pistol firing into our heads. for weak not forget love, weak not forget war, we cannot forget enemies, we cannot forget homet and we cannot forget the caramel flavor of ice coffee with sugar, bowls of needle soup while squadding, the whisper of a lover saying the most seductive words in our language. the working men who slept on the streets, kept warm only by theve memories of their families. the refugees who leapt -- slept on every sidewalk of every city and mango plucked fresh from the tree and the girls talked us and the men died a

but there are exceptions. this man is an exception. >> now his national security adviser of the white house, retired general, lieutenant general mike flynn. former head of the intelligence agency. his selection for secretary of defense, general mattis, and there's suspicion he could name another general, secretary of state potentially, general, retired general petraeus. would that be a mistake, generals surrounding all of these key diplomatic national security portfolios? >> an issue the president-elect would have to contend with. surprising to me the name has not surfaced is jon huntsman. jon huntsman, a republican, former governor of utah, ambassador to china, singapore, two sons in the navy, et cetera. he's somebody i think should be under consideration. >> as secretary -- >> as secretary of state. interestingly enough, bob gates is now apparently going to meet with -- >> today. >> well if that's the case, bob gates would be an excellent choice as well, because he would be the first time since general marsh