gardner. mr. gardner, although it's a little bit off the focus of this hearing, i would be remiss if i did not tell you that i've heard from a number of amtrak passenger coalitions across the country that have voiced concerns about some of the policy changes that amtrak has recently embraced in order to generate savings, and i certainly understand the need for a business mentality to be brought to amtrak operations and congress has directed amtrak to work to make the entire national network financially more sustainable, but weave also said -- but we've also said that we want you to do that without compromising service. so the issue that i most want to bring to your attention is these coalitions of passenger groups who feel excluded from the process, and what i would like to get from you today is a commitment that you will increase your outreach to passenger coalitions before making fundamental changes in your operations and routes. >> yes, chairman collins. we do endeavor to do that, and in fact f

mister gardner, your testimony please. >> thank you. i appreciate the opportunity to be here this afternoon and the subcommittee setting aside time to focus on railroad safety. i am stephen gardner, i am very proud to be here on behalf of the 20,000 amtrak employees across our network. as you know, this is been a challenging year for amtrak as we faced a series of accidents, including the two you mentioned in your opening statement. these incidents have weighed heavily and raised concerns internally and externally about the safety of the company and passenger rail, generally. i am here to share with you we are tackling these concerns. amtrak had already begun to implement a number of strategies to improve safety prior to these incidents, we have expanded these efforts and strengthened our policies, training and operations to ensure they reflect the highest degree of safety. leading this effort is our new chief safety officer who was devoting himself to learning from the recent incidents and putting in place new safeguards for our custom

republican senator cory gardner is a member of the senate foreign relations committee. and chairman of the sub committee on east asia. the pacific and international cyber security policy. senator gardner also regularly talks to the president about north korea and the steps that the united states should take. i put all of that out there not to talk about you not like you are not standing there but you are specifically the person to talk to about this because the president has been vocal about what he will do with north korea. he has been vocal with you. where are we in the process? >> we have to take the latest development with the cautious optimism. the president set the table very well for the discussions with kim jong un knowing that the ultimate outcome has to be that complete verifiable, irreversible denuclearization. words i'll say beating like a drum until we accomplish that. >> harris: senator gardner, how much did you know about or maybe the committee was aware that the prisoners were part of the conversation and not just part but coming home? >> well, i knew th

louis prosecutor kimberly gardner, of political buy as. she dropped a felony invasion of privacy charge against the governor last week after the judge agreed she could be called as a defense witness. a special prosecutor has now been appointed to consider refiling the charge. r consideri refiling the charge. a political firestorm with the woman at the center of it saying she is done being a punching bag. >> i had no ill intentions, other than not being made to be a liar. i'm not lying. this was hard. it was hard at that time and it's hard to talk about now. i'm not lying. >> she adds that she has not accepted any money to tell her story. and apologized to the governor's wife. she's not showing her face, you noticed. she says that's to maintain whatever privacy she has left for her children. savannah and hoda. >> blake, thank you very much. >>> we have a lot more to get to, including a wild scene at a texas airport. after, get this, a monkey

gardner. sen. gardner: thank you. thank you for the work you're been able to carry out over the tenor you had there at the state department. congratulations on bringing home three americans and the work that was taking place to lead to this summit on june 12. i think kim jong-un has walked away from a historic opportunity for peace and should be held accountable. in the internal debates that must be taking place within kim jong-un's mind, between the propagandist and the peacemaker, it is clear that the propagandist prevailed internally. the piece lost out to the propaganda. i believe president trump acted with eyes wide open. he knew at any point he would have the choice of continuing with a summit or walking away should denuclearization not be on the agenda or not be something that kim jong-un was willing to entertain. he made the right choice because clearly in the past weeks, we have seen kim jong-un walk away from what seemed to be a commitment toward denuclearization. it is the policy of the united states, when

i think it shows, on your show yesterday, republican senator corey gardner said it was important that we recognize the release of these prisoners is a propaganda ploy by this regime. they want the world to look at them and say, hey, look how reasonable this regime is. it's important that the president is not zuckered into thinking it's going to be easy. >> do i want to step in. if senator gardner is watching he'll say he didn't say 50% of what you just said. >> he said it was a propaganda ploy. >> americans are home, kennedy. >> that's right. and that's what north korea does. and i agree with you, that we can't necessarily trust them. let's put that aside for a second. and let's bass income a moment of freedom. you have to think about these three people and i almost get emotional when i think about it. and how their lives were a year ago and the hopelessness you feel being relegated in a north korean labor camp, thinking you'll never see your family again and never going to experience freedom. and you land in washington, and the president and the first lady and the vice president are

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gardner: thank you. i hope the north korean people will know what kim jong-un walked away from and what he should walk back to. that is this opportunity for peace and prosperity on the entire peninsula as they look to the south and see the opportunities they could have if they rejoin the global community of responsible nations. decision, is it the determination of the state department the determination of the president to continue the maximum pressure doctrine? mr. pompeo: yes. mr. gardner: does congress need to take additional steps? mr. pompeo: i think he's a branch and congress should work to do everything we can to continue. which inue the campaign am hopeful it will lead to the good outcome we have described this morning. mr. gardner: in addition to the economic embargo, we must continue to pursue any enablers who wish to help violate sanctions or help north korea violated those sanctions. mr. pompeo: yes, that is correct. mr. gardner: turning to the issue of taiwan, burkina faso has announced that

shortly before, senator gardner after the focus would be what next in north korea, how do we get theenuclearization of the korean peninsula and if we get there, how do we verify it. today the white house said it for you to this prisoner release as a gesture of goodwill but the overall goal remains the same. >> the president views this as a positive gesture and a step in the right direction from the north korean leader. however, total denuclearization will remain the top priority. >> the big question is, when and where will this big semite between president trump and north korean leader kim jong un take place. today, the president shot down the dn.mike dmz a possible option. nowadays singapore in early june. the president said he is planning on announcing that exact location and date sometime within three days but tonight, shannon, the entire focus is on my well-being and welcome home of these three americans, tonight, for the first time, and almost a decade, there are no american citizens being detained in north korea. >> shannon: that is good news for everyone. thank you very much.

you can bet that over the coming days, and i think beyond that, the coverage that this couple will gardnero will be an object of immense fascination —— will garner. another institution that could do with a bit of a lag up is the fa cup, taking place on the same day. are you going to watch the wedding or the fa cup? why should they be mutually exclusive? i wanted they be mutually exclusive? i wanted the outcome of both. the timing is good. the wedding is at 12 o'clock and the fa cup is after five good. the wedding is at 12 o'clock and the fa cup is afterfive p.m.. this guy is saying he will be outside st george ‘s chapel in windsor with a mini unionjack, tea rs windsor with a mini unionjack, tears streaming down, all a bit tongue in cheek, it is bringing the country together. get out and enjoy it. i hope we know the result of one of those two and await the results of those two and await the results of the other. richard, great to chat with you. thank you. thank you for watching the briefing. goodbye for now. hello there. well, for most of the uk, thursday was a glorious, sunny, dry day. saw

. >> harris: senator cory gardner of the great state of colorado on the senate foreign relations committee. i have a clip now. i will bring in a guest you see across the aisle from the committee. thank you for teeing it off for us. thank you. >> thank you. >> harris: talk about the democrats and some of their response. in the house in particular, leader nancy pelosi of the democrats mocking the president suggesting that north korea is the big winner in all of this. watch. >> i think it's a good thing for kim jong un. here you had a thug, a person who killed his own family members. a person who runs a police state. being legitimized by the president of the united states. they were on par with each other. he got global recognition and regard. he is the big winner. when he got this letter from the president saying okay, never mind. he must be having a giggle fit right there now in north korea. >> harris: wow! let's bring in another member of the senate foreign relations committee. as i mentioned, democrat ben cardin we love to have on the program of the great state of maryland. when you hear

gardner's death. and the top department officials, we are not sure about whether to proceed. will the department move forward on charges against the officer involved the death? and have you been briefed on this case, and what are your thoughts? >> thank you. we take these matters very seriously. and have wrestled with quite a number of them. and, i would just say that we intend to do the right thing as we are given the ability to decide on this matter. as an ongoing -- i'm not able to comment on ongoing investigations. >> i understand. let me just ask you a question because i'm not a lawyer and i don't understand some of these things. so, the investigators are members of the department to recommend to the higher-ups, if you will, that there should be a proceeding. is out what's going on now? >> in general, investigators investigate cases. they consult with the local prosecutors, state and federal. and, decisions are made. sometimes it can reach the level of main justice in washington. and, whatever division, the communal division, the civil rights division evaluates the evide

the bbcjournalist frank gardner received an apology from the airport after he was stranded on a planes in march. staff had apparently lost his wheelchair. labour weren't impressed with the government's talk of improvement programmes. surely there's just lots of good words here. you don't need innovative solutions, or great essays of good work, you need resources. this is heathrow penny—pinching. what is the government going to do to force heathrow to put the right resources in? mps paid tribute to the former commons speaker, michael martin, who has died at the age of 72. lord martin, politician, trade unionist, public servant, born on 3rd ofjuly, 1945 and died at the age of 72. on the 29th of april. we salute yourjourney from poverty, to the speakers chair. from anderston to westminster. may he rest in peace. on tuesday, the government changed its mind and said it wouldn't oppose a move to force british overseas territories to have greater financial transparency in tax affairs, so averting the measure 9994.51.57 “£5'af‘lfg'???‘ 999999: and the british virgin islands to introduce a reg

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gardner: thank you, mr. secretary. -- senator: you were talking about an american who was hit by what appeared to be a sonic attack. he said it bore signs similar to those that were inflicted upon americans serving in cuba. the cuban situation has been significantly studied including by a medical team at the university of pennsylvania. the incident in china apparently started in the late 2017 and continued through ecently. the state department has done some study and you have reached the conclusion that symptoms experienced by this american are similar to the symptoms experienced by americans in cuba. is that correct? mr. pompeo: that is correct. the technical term is consistent with, that is, the system -- symptoms are very similar. mr. kaine: here is a significant concern. when these things were happening in cuba, we were speculating about what was going on and the speculation was naturally, is it the cuban government? is it a rogue element? maybe to try to upset a bromance between cuba and the united stat

this is frank gardner's analysis of those comments. or six years. it is interesting that he mentions right—wing extremism, to think that is important, because there's something that is easily overlooked. i remember very clearly when there was an attack in oslo, i've got people thought, this has got to be an al-qaeda attack, but of course it was not. it was a right—wing extremist. i think that europe has probably can up a bit late to that latent threat. as far asi late to that latent threat. as far as i says is concerned, we know that mi5 as i says is concerned, we know that m15 have got around 3000 subjects of interest, and monitoring, but we also know, what does that monitoring no? it did not stop the attacks in britain last year. four terrorist attacks in the uk, in manchester and in london. over 30 people were killed, one of the ring leaders of those attacks were supposed to be a subject of interest. it is not a perfect science. and m15, despite all of its effort is unable to prevent every single attack. don't forget you can get muc

it's harvest season the manufacturer from gluten was started over twenty years ago by martina gardner coverage after she discovered the joy of cooking with flowers on a trip to france by. the fact that flowers simply look great and they can also give food a whole new taste component no herbal spice tastes like rose eleven elderflower these a tice components. that we add to the food and make it incredibly exciting. martina grows a wide range of flowers on the one hundred twenty square metre plot including roses of course. was the rooms is my favorite flower it doesn't necessarily have to be combined with sweet things it goes well with savory dishes to some people. think it must be like salads and they really surprised to find also harmonizes meat and fish. here's where she normally prepares for flower dinners with guests. this time she's created a carpaccio of pears and turnips with a large rose blossom. as it was the sometimes the rose is a bit tricky especially for women who use body lotion zopa fumes with rose ingredients because if you know the fragrance from the post-human then su

this is al shoka a village overlooked by gardner airport the whole area was destroyed by israeli tanks in august two thousand and six during a military incursion. israel says it has to carry out these incursions to protect. the people here didn't do anything wrong is housing and the family than them were simply in the way. this mother told me she used to have a three bedroom house with two bathrooms a washing machine and a t.v. . now all she has is a few dusty blankets under some plastic sheet. and bulldozers opened. and they came to show they told us to get out i was scared from the sound it explodes i left all the toys were the bulldozers were they broke my toy they are under the house what they did tell us anything except one tree when they were over there. living conditions like this a particularly hard on children there's no sanitation no clean water and a shelter from the cold that's not even a safe place to play. and if the children get sick there are no daughters but even if they were the parents couldn't pay anyway. this road runs through the middle of the gaza strip during th

senator gardner is with us from denver. good morning, senator.u say it was the right thing for the president to do. why? >> i think we've known all along if there was any sense that kim jong-un was not committed to denuclearization, this meeting wouldn't occur. in the weeks leading up to the summit, meetings were canceled. state department officials meeting in singapore with north korean officials. those meetings were canceled. phone calls not returned. they capsled meetings with the south koreans. i think it's appropriate to make sure when we get to the summit, it's not about games. it's not about propaganda. it's about denuclearization. >> isn't this why these summits are worked out before hand at a lower level so that you don't have national prestige at stake between the leaders this early in the negotiating process? obviously, north korea is not going to say we'll give up the entire program right off the bat. >> i think what's happened is that those planning efforts were being made. if you look at the meeting going to be held in singapore, th

. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," colorado senator cory gardner who sits on the foreign relations committee, we'll speak to him about the canceled summit with north korea and the future of u.s./north korean relations. >>> oklahoma city police say a shooting at a restaurant appears to be a random act. a man armed with a pistol walked into the rant last night and opened fire. two customers were wounded, but they're both expected to survive. the gunman was confronted in a parking lot by a handgun-carrying civilian and the suspect shot dead. the motive is unclear. >>> the driver involved in a fatal crash last week is charged with two count of vehicular homicide and to appear in court today. according to prosecutors, 77-year-old hudy muldrow crossed three intersections to make an illegal turn in a median used for emergency vehicles. it was hit by a dump truck. >>> more than a dozen airmen, guards at a nuclear missile base in wyoming, have been disciplined for using and selling mind-altering drugs including lsd. six were court-martialed. air force records indicate these drug rings operated for mo

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it's harvest season the manufacturer from newton was started over twenty years ago by martina gardner cabbage after she discovered the joy of cooking with flowers on a trip to france by need to silence the fact that flowers simply look great and they can also give food a whole new taste component you know herbal spice tastes like rose eleven elderflower these a taste components all the rhone that we add to the food and make it incredibly exciting. not seen a. a wide range of flowers on the one hundred twenty square meter plot including roses of course. the roses my favorite flower it doesn't necessarily have to be combined with sweet things it goes well with savory dishes to some people called rabbit i would think it must be like salads and they really surprised to find. meat and fish. here's where she normally prepares for flower dinners with guests. this time she's created a carpaccio of pears and turnips with a large rose blossom. as a baby it was the sometimes the rose is a bit tricky especially for women who use body lotion fumes with rose ingredients because if you know the frag

our security correspondent frank gardner has the story. in arabic and english ofa i have a copy in arabic and english of a letter from the i have a copy in arabic and english of a letterfrom the prime i have a copy in arabic and english of a letter from the prime minister to mr belhadj and his wife. an historic moment in britain's istanbul consulate today. the british government has handed over an unprecedented apology to this former libyan dissident, tortured in qaddafi's jails. he and his pregnant wife were delivered there with help from britain's mi6 and the cia. abdul hakim belhaj was an islamist rebel leader who became a military commander in tripoli after the fall of the qaddafi raging. before that, he says, he was abused in these jails for six years. he blamed britain, he never gave up on his demand for an apology, and today he got it. in parliament, the attorney general said the uk government's actions had contributed to mr belhadj‘s retention, rendition and suffering. on behalf of her majesty's government, i apologise unreservedly

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.>( darya ) on saturday, jared gardner and six others were hiking when a water release swept gardnernd land ... and are now combing through areas they already covered. ( darya ) two months after his disappearance.... the body of a skier from richmond has been found in the sierra. thomas mullarkey didn't return to his cabin back on march 14th... after a day of skiing at the bear valley resort. a search for mullarkey had to be called off a number of times because of blizzard conditions. now that the snow has melted... mullarkey's body has been found. the exact cause of death is unclear. ( james ) happening today... the trump administration will try to convince an appeals court that it's justified in ending an obama-era immigration policy... that shields young immigrants from deportation. daca has protected some 700- thousand people who were brought to the u-s illegally as children or came with families who overstayed visas. in january.... a federal judge in san francisco blocked the trump administration's decision and reinstated the program. the administration wants an appeals court to

our security correspondent frank gardner reports. for fatima, she has received half a million pounds compensation and an official apology from britain, 1a years after she and her husband were illegally rendered to a libyanjail with help from mi6 and the cia. her husband, abdul hakim belhaj, was an islamist rebel leader who became a military commander in tripoli after the fall of colonel gaddafi's regime. before that, he says, gaddafi had him tortured in these jails for six yea rs him tortured in these jails for six years and he blames britain. translation: what happened to me is illegal and deserves an apology, especially from people who claim to respect human rights. today in parliament he got that public which —— apology and unequivocal admission of failings. on behalf of her majesty's government, i apologise unreservedly. we are profoundly sorry for the ordeal which you suffered and our role in it. the uk government has learned many lessons from this period. we should have understood much sooner the unacceptable practices of some

millions of dollars a year, if they weren't in the public spotlight that that stephon clark and michael gardnerhave been them. what's been referred to the "washington post" as a plantation policy goes against, it is illegal and i hope that it does end up in court. these owners, like i get it, they are very wealthy and they own these teams, but they do not own these players. and that is exactly what this policy, that they have instituted is trying to infer that they are property, that are, that are owned and that should not be the case, they should be able to use their platform and use their voice to stand up for what's right. sterling brown just recently, an nba player who was tased and handcuffed and arrested by police in the most egregious fashion and his team came out in support of him and understood that there's systemic problems that are happening in this country. and this should have never happened. he could have been killed. do you know when i'm saying? and theyed that we're talking about it of course because he is an athlete, you know brings more attention to the plight that these playe

and that is why i work with senator gardner and we are working with others who introduced the airways app and creating the safe pipeline for the resource the economy needs on. this will make major investments broad band promote inknow nation. the air waves act will ensure that the united states is prepared to engage in the global race. do you agree the additional spectrum is necessary for the mobile economy of the future? and if you do, do you agree the steps were necessary for the mobile economy to thrive and for us to remain a leader in the global 5g? >> yes. absolutely. i think congress is one of the only bodies that can push federal spectrum out. and i think every legislative act that does so is really good for the economy. and 20 years from now, the app economy will be divisive. any way you can release spectrum now is a good thing. >> anybody else want to comment? well, thank you for that answer. another reason i am glad to be working with senator gardner on the air waves act, we developed a mechanism to focus on rural economies and communities new hampshire has significant rule

as someone who is a planter and gardner, this weather has been horrendous it was too cold to start earlynd the weekends have been too wet. what they're betting, both guys, is somehow we'll look through that historically that is not been what happens people freak out one of the things that keeps happening they found is people freak out on things they already know the freak out that crypto is down beware, home depot, there's a chance they may have to say, look, it's been a slow start to what is basically our christmas season. >> yeah. for the quarter i think one of the top ten wettest quarters. >> we didn't plant this weekend and it's like this weekend is the make or break so you have a great harvest in august. >> and, guys, i had an opportunity to make a couple of quick phone calls and i'm reviewing here the lawsuit from cbs's board of directors this is nothing short of absolute all out warfare between cbs, its directors, and the controlling shareholder national amusement. all going back to what is now an unlikely, if not impossible situation for them to ever negotiate a friendly transact

my name is lance gardner. while i'm not an apologist, i must say that as a 50-year alum inconsistent of morgan state university, i apologize for the low estimate of slaves owned by john marshall. having said that -- >> morgan state had nothing to do with these low estimates. the only -- i mentioned morgan state only because a graduate student helped me track these down. >> understood. >> so you should raise the morgan state flag in this talk. >> i do. >> okay. >> clearly. however, you did mention morgan state. and i thought i'd make that comment. >> to praise the place. >> having said that, time doesn't permit, but having said that, i will ask -- say that if during that time of 1785 to 1835, that period in which slavery was characterized or defined as being a slave as being chattel. and even today we use that term, chattel, coming from cattle, in which auto dealers now purchase their automobiles from manufacturers. and they have a shottel mortgage. >> technically, a chattel is simply a movable piece of propert

stroll around town wojciech gardner told us about the history of germans in the region they call themselves cut paste the germans after the cup a thin mountain range which the high touches are also part of. the germans were recruited as craftsman and miners in slovakia between the twelfth and fifteenth centuries in some regions they accounted for as much as one third of the population but in one thousand nine hundred forty four as the red army advanced most of them fled west or were evacuated around ten thousand german still live in slovakia as an ethnic minority wojciech wagner showed us a wooden church built by the german protestant community back in seventeen seventeen what makes this church so special is the beautiful artwork in the interior hottest in churches are normally very plain inside but this church is adorned with wonderful baroque paintings because of its plain exterior it seems the decision was taken to make the church beautiful inside this is what is known as the popular baroque style box view. after the germans fled in one nine hundred forty four in one nine hundred forty f

let's go to gardner for analysis, director of the market faster center for freedom and republican from wyoming on the senate foreign relations committee and happen to have lunch with the president today and i understand both of these topics came up. great to have both of you would let's start with israel. a lot of blame being spread around on this front. we have this sweet saying a reminder to benjamin and yahoo hamas is not a terrorist organization and palestinians are not terrorists. it is a resistance movement that defend the palestinian homeland against an occupying power. the world stands with the people of palestine against their oppressors. >> hamas is a terrorist organization, republicans and democrats agree hamas tries to shoot missiles to kill people in israel. donald trump did the right thing, he promised to move the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. the last 3 pres.s made the promise, donald trump made it happen, bipartisan support for what he has done. they are inviting this sort of activity but this is their business model, to try to kill people in the state of israel.

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