josh gardner, your honor, this is mr. gardner. i want to back up a step and say i have been with the united states department of justice for 16 years through multiple administrations and i have always endeavored to be as candid as possible with the court. that was my best understanding of the state of affairs. the president's position on this issue like the plaintiffs -- excuse me. my best understanding of the state of affairs. i do not have a deep understanding of what that means other than what the president has tweeted. as you can imagine, i am doing my best to figure out what's going on. i can tell you i have confirmed that the census bureau is continuing with the process of printing the questionnaire without a citizenship question and that process has not stopped. the judge said all right. i will hear from plaintiff's counsel. the lawyer for the plaintiff speaks. >> your honor, this underscores the need for a stipulated order as we talked about yesterday that makes clear not only that the government is printing the questionna

josh gardner, your honor, this is mr. gardner. i want to back up a step and say i have been with the united states department of justice for 16 years through multiple administrations and i have always endeavored to be as candid as possible with the court. that was my best understanding of the state of affairs. the president's position on this issue like the plaintiffs -- excuse me. my best understanding of the state of affairs. i do not have a deep understanding of what that means other than what the president has tweeted. as you can imagine, i am doing my best to figure out what's going on. i can tell you i have confirmed that the census bureau is continuing with the process of printing the questionnaire without a citizenship question and that process has not stopped. the judge said all right. i will hear from plaintiff's counsel. the lawyer for the plaintiff speaks. >> your honor, this underscores the need for a stipulated order as we talked about yesterday that makes clear not only that the government is printing the questionna

gardner's vote naugh issue that energized opposition in maine? >> it looks like it'll be sarah gideon. once she gets the nomination, she will be the beneficiary of almost $4 million that came on vote.els of the kavanaugh thom tillis of north carolina up for reelection next year. beents indicated he has very influential with the president. why the challenge? yc in the tossup category? closest14, that was the senate race, and i expect north carolina to continue to be competitive and close. he does have a primary challenge from a wealthy candidate named garland tucker. democrats are still sorting through their field. it looks like a former legislator and veteran, named cal cunningham, is still the front runner. that race is still evolving. at its core north carolina is a competitive place. >> we will start our phone calls in north carolina. the number is on your screen. jim is on the republican line in wilmington, north carolina. >> good morning. melting in the dark. it might have been a beautiful cake at some point i i watched both of the democrat

gardner shared with me yesterday. joshua gardner is one of the justice department lawyers in the case. the judge asked attorney gardener a simple question. is the government going to continue efforts to place a citizenship question on the 2020 census? attorney gardner said the tweet this morning was the first i had heard of the president's position on this issue, just like the plaintiffs and your honor. i do not have a deeper understanding of what that means at this juncture other than what the president has tweeted. no one on that call knew what donald trump's tweet meant including donald trump's justice department attorneys. attorney gardner did confirm that the census is in the process of being printed without the citizenship question. another justice department lawyer told the judge, we at the department of justice have been instructed to examine whether there is a path forward consistent with the supreme court decision that would allow us to include the citizenship question on the census. we are examining that, l

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one case in particular, gardner hospital where during this case and after the case, there's a lot of memorandums between the government and the war department and the gardner hospital in chicago to make sure we have a lot of women of different ranks and different skills and that worked out much better for them than it did for these women here. >> sandra bolzenius, thank you for talking with us. >> next on "the presidency." jonathan pliska talks about the white house grounds and gardens in this program from a daylong symposium hosted by the white house historical association in washington, d.c.. he is an author of "a garden for the president: a history of the white house grounds. [applause] >> good morning, i am the assistant director of the national center for white house history. it is a privilege to be with you this morning.

>> but if the senate doesn't do, susan collins, cory gardner, ms. mcsally, bye, you're gone. >> congressman steve cohen, we appreciate you sharing your perspective with us. thank you for your time. be sure to join msnbc for all-day coverage of the mueller testimony. again, that is this coming wednesday. joe starting at 6:00 a.m. eastern. brian williams will pick up the coverage at 9:00. >>> democrats get ready for round two. the stage is set for the next debates. we'll show you the lineups and why they matter. award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century.

gardner denied he was doing anything illegal and took several officers to take him down.icer daniel until leo put gardner in a chokehold which the medical examiner said caused his death. >>> >> with us audibly hearing 11 times i can't breathe. this decision says that the federal civil rights and that protect the no matter what the evidence may be. >> all the officers who was involved in my son's death that they need to be off the force. the streets of new york city is not safe with them walking around. >> gardner's family is now going to the commissioner and mayor of new york to step in. >>> the new rule set to go into effect today bans taxpayer- funded family landing linux from referring women to providers who also make referrals for abortion. it adversely affects planned parenthood which provides medical services to low income women and families in addition to administering abortion. opponents praise the calling it a victory for quote common sense healthcare". planned parenthood plans to sue releasing a statement saying, our doors are still open. we will not stop fighti

senators gardner and merkley, you may proceed. senator gardner: thank you, mr. chairman and ranking member brown and everyone on the panel for the opportunity to speak to today. this is a difficult hearing and topic. i know that. we were sent here to deal with difficult topics. i'm grateful for the opportunity to talk about this. it is the first hearing we have had on this issue as the federal government wakes up to the reality that the cannabis issue is not going to go away, and we must have action. there has been a dramatic shift in americans' views over cannabis. polling shows 55% of americans support legalization of marijuana. 93%, 93% of the american public medical marijuana. both parties support legalization. at a time when talk is about how divided we are, we are remarkably united on this issue. shouldhat support, it not be surprising the vast majority of states have changed their laws. 47 states now allow some form of cannabis. i recognize idaho, nebraska, and south dakota who have not. than 95% ofnts more the population living in states with laws allowi

rates coryal report gardner's reelection as a tossup in 2020. what does he need to do to win next year? guest: that's a great question. to corey to win, he needs connect with the conservative base. that's going to be critical, to make sure they are engaged. to supremeelivering court justices that are interpreting the constitution according to its original intent. leadership providing funding on border security and the crisis we face down there. connecting with the conservative base is important. and moderates are the largest voting block. a lot of it is going to come down to what the national issues are. tohe's able to appeal moderates, if the democrats tend to head in that direction of , amnesty,open borders i think that's not going to play well. they recognize the importance of the rule of law. if the democratic party goes that direction, it's going to be easier for cory gardner to be victorious. once critical for him is to appeal to moderates and independent voters. since you are nonpartisan, i will ask you a question. you've got to coloradan

joshua gardner. the tweet this morning was the first i had heard of the president's position. i am doing my absolute best to figure out what's going on. then doj assistant ag joseph hunt. if we continue to examine the supreme court decision and believe that we have a viable path forward, to that work, our current plan would be to file a motion in the supreme court. as mr. gardner said, it's very fluid at present. that's a trump nominee. the first one is a career person. this is so extraordinary. i know we say the word "extraordinary" so many times in the trump era, but this is remarkable that you have a justice department official the day before a holiday basically telling a federal judge, come on, dude, like help me out here. i'm doing my best. i was just told to reverse this decision again by the president of the united states by tweet. >> it's a remarkable reversal because as you said the doj goes in, says something, and then the president tweets, well, that's fake news. he's saying that what his department of justice told a judge is fake news. and then the judge says i'm o

choked eric gardner? >> so we live in a country now where we see the things happening on video tape that our clear to our eyes, eric gardner was selling loose cigarettes and suddenly put into a choke hold and killed, so, yes, i would have brought charges but this is what we have to understand, for every video that we see there's thousands of incidents that we don't, for every name that we know, there are thousands of others that we don't know. critical key for the next president is to have a department of justice, not like this president who is pulling back investigations and consent decrees on police departments, we need to have a department of justice that's actively working to stop the oppression of poor communities, minority communities and the uses of force that are unacceptable in a nation with our values. >> all right, this is 400th anniversary of slaves coming to this nation. you brought up africa a minute ago, why does africa matter to this country? >> you know, look, we are a nation that is a pa

frank gardner, bbc news.airah in the united arab emirates, in the gulf of oman. what more do we know about how the crew of the stena impera are getting on? that is right, remember, it was from the waters here that that ship lifted its anchor on friday for what should have been a routine voyage west. instead, it found itself forced in the other direction, across the strait of hormuz, where it is now off the iranian coast, with as you heard the iranian flag flying above it. the 23 crew members are mostly indian nationals, and for theirfamilies, this are mostly indian nationals, and for their families, this has are mostly indian nationals, and for theirfamilies, this has of course been a and extremely concerning time. the company sterner held a meeting with five of the families in mumbai yesterday to update them of what they understand of the condition of the crew, though they have very little information. the families say they feel satisfied and reassured by what the company is doing, and by the diplomatic atte

frank gardner speaking to me earlier. some news in the last few minutes regarding british airways.cancelled all its flights to cairo in egypt for seven days. they say it is because of security concerns. passengers about to board a flight to the egyptian capital at heathrow were reportedly handed a letter saying the decision had been taken "as a precaution to allow for further assessment of security arrangements". the statement as we have reads as such. we constantly review our security arrangements in all our airports around the world and have suspended flights to cairo for seven days as a precaution to allow for further assessment. that is the latest statement coming from british airways regarding the cancellation of flights to cairo. for those of you in the sporting world you will know a large football tournament has very recently ended in cairo. labour has set out plans to stop private companies providing council services in england. shadow chancellorjohn mcdonnell says if the party wins the next election, outsourcing of work such as rubbish collections, would end within five ye

chairman. >> thank you very much, senator gardner. mr. tester, since senator udall asked one of your questions for you, will three minutes be all right? [laughter] >> that's fine. i'm willing to work with you, mr. chairman. >> senator tester is recognizeled. >> thank you, thank you, mr. cantwell for your testimony. mr. anderson i've got to tell you you've come here with a incredible resume', and i was a flyer and you have a personalty it's hard to get mean with. and we've had differences on testimony. you talked about breaking even, and the fact that there are highways and you can be a solution to that and increasing role in transportation, i think it's really, really good. and something that i don't think anybody on this committee would disagree with. my concern is, in montana and you know montana pretty well from your previous job, is that whether we're talking about amtrak transportation or whether we're talking about broadband and closing the digital divide and making that post service to rural america and changing posted service deli

we think senators gardner, feinstein and sinema and mcsally. senator gardner has long been an advocate on the credit, critical water issues. we appreciate you. meeting the water needs of a growing community in the arid west is challenging. aurora's water supply infrastructure is extensive and complicated. rr owns or partners in 12 reservoirs located in about one third of the state of colorado. we manage and maintain hundreds of miles of pipes. we have three drinking water treatments plans as well as a reclaimed water treatment facility. as most of the water supply is located west of the continental divide and most of the population is to the east, are a must transport and store water , including transporting it over mountain ranges up to 180 miles away. and that is before it reaches our customers. this requires a large and concerted effort to move water through tunnels, pipelines and pumping facilities and requires that we build and maintain large reservoirs to effectively utilize that supply. senate bill 1932 creates valuable funding programs

mister gardner. constituted an unreasonable force. we would still have to prove. officer penta lael acted willfully in violation of law every dime. >>in the hands of a police officer that with multiple to be protecting us not killing us. >>and leo could lose his job if the police department determines that he put garner in a chokehold gardner's family received a $5 million settlement from the city of new york. was forced to make an emergency landing after his plane caught fire mid-flight look at this happened yesterday in marion county oregon. the 73 year-old pilot was flying to the roar airport when he was forced to obviously taken down in a field he wasn't seriously hurt thankfully. the cause of the crash now is under investigation. >>it's 5.50 right now on surveillance video captured the moment, a woman accidentally drove her car into a river. in new jersey. >>she just goes s raight in. >>and it almost it look like an accident right because watch. she avoids that in the it seems so yeah, 64 real woman. she was leaving a car wash because you're thinking is a gas

let's bring in republican senator cory gardner from colorado who sits on the foreign relations committeeuge issue obviously is iran. there are reports senator paul has appealed to president trump to allow him to sit down with the iranian foreign minister. your thoughts on the president 'his comments tonight on iran and about the possibility of rand paul being there? >> just last year under the obama iran nuclear deal iran had a pathway to a nuclear bomb. we have made it very clear we are not going to stand for a nuclear iran. we are going to continue putting maximum pressure on iran until he gives up its nuclear program, until it stops threatening the world with terrorism, until it stops killing americans in the middle east or its proxies and equipment. i think in that respect we are standing up to iran and this is a new day as it relates to iran. as it relates to some of the "caddyshack" diplomacy that may have unveiled itself over the weekend, i'm not quite sure what to think of it. >> mike: this is now day four of president trump's feud with the droop of freshman lawmakers known as "t

senator gardner. senator gardner: thank you for being here. last night, i have the opportunity to walk down the mall and see thousands of americans, people from around the globe gathered at the mall to watch the incredible projection of the saturn rocket on the washington monument. and it was a time to see families together. some were having picnics or telescopes out on the mall. they had cameras and t-shirts emblazoned with the nasa logo in celebration of a historic accomplishment 50 years ago. it made me incredibly proud of this country, and i hope that we can find more moments like that to celebrate. not just in this, but in so many achievements this country has accomplished. in times of great division and political strife, things like this can bring the country together. and you saw it last night on the mall, and i think i even texted you picture -- a picture. >> thank you for doing that. it was a great picture. >> when you look back to the opportunities we have in space, just around the hearing room, my guess is a significant majority of

memorandums going back and forth discussing in detail that the next attachment that was going to gardner hospital would have a number of different skill level, a lot of, you know, many different ranks that their commander would be well aware and know what was going on and that afterwards they were high level visits to gardner hospital and women who served in that unit afterwards said they really felt the important that they got a lot out of it and helped the military. so it was really good for morale. >> all right, thank you. if you fast forward to today -- you know, i keep hearing the conditions for women don't sound all that much better, of course, they're isolated cases people being promoted getting through the glass ceiling. but just curious if you have any research or comment? >> do i have comments. [laughter] the reason i wrote this book, and i pursued making sure it was published is because of that very reason. i have to -- i was in the military myself. in the 1970s, and i didn't see much difference between the way that women were treated. for six monthses i was a wac proud of tha

host: was it senator gardner's voted that alvin eyes to or ?nergized opposition in maine were $7.8 million -- once gideon gets the nomination she will be the beneficiary of almost $4 million that came on the heels of the cavanagh vote. host: thom tillis of north carolina up for reelection. he has been very influential with the president. why the challenge? race14 the closest senate and i expect north carolina to continue to be competitive and close. he does have a primary challenge from a wealthy candidate named garland tucker. democrats are still sorting through their field. it looks like a former is stillr and veteran the front runner. that race is still evolving. at its core north carolina is a competitive place. our phoneill start calls in north carolina. jim is on the republican line in wilmington, north carolina. >> i watched both of the democrat debates and i just have to tell you it reminded me of macarthur park melting in the dark. it might have been a beautiful cake at some point in time, by the time they put it was a hot wet mess. >>

what we are suffering is -- the eric gardner case, sent to the scene where he was directed by chiefslmost three years we had a sergeant shoot and kill 66-year-old woman, subsequently charged for murder. we have mixed messages from the police commissioner and we are seeing the effect on cops in the street who were hesitant to get involved, specifically in minor crimes and those officers taking action, we think they should have taken action but we're second guessing. what happens if an individual gets hurt? what if someone gets killed in the process as we saw in the gardner case and this department does not back them. we have a video going around with views on a subway train, this has become an epidemic but this stems from failed policies, days since the started to appear. it has been nothing more than informative. police commissioner he hasn't defended any of the officers. and it is time that you redesign. in the interest of the department -- >> the police benevolent association put out a tweet saying yesterday's videos were isolated incidents and buckets of water, then goes on to say

then ashleigh gardner gave england just what they needed, right into the hands of laura marsh. of habit, the team's hot streak cannot be touched. any hopes of an england victory extinguished. kojin young has won the evian championship — the fourth women's major of the year, by two shots in france. it was ko's fifth lpga tour championship win in less than two years, and her second major victory of the year after the ana inspiration in april. meanwhile, american tom watson has played his last round of competitive golf at the senior open, at royal litham & st annes. he said beforehand he didnt‘ "have enough tools in the toolbox to compete successfully". watson, who celebrates his 70th birthday in september, won eight major titles, including five open championships. and after three weeks and more than 2,000 miles, the tour de france comes to a conclusion on the champs elysees tonight. egan bernal will be crowned the youngest winner in 110 years and he's been enjoying a celebratory glass of bubbly with geraint thomas and his team ineos teammates. the riders are in paris now — with t

as a youngster, when both my brothers stopped playing with many beau gardner would throw a ball againstly to have the chance to do thatis potentially to have the chance to do that is great. so much cricket has already gone the summer but there are still six test match is here in england starting here on wednesday and ireland will feel, and this massive occasion for them, this could perhaps be an opportunity with england fresh from their world cup triumph in preparing for the ashes and not having played red bull cricket for some time maybe just a little bit vulnerable, what an occasion it will be for iris cricket and what an occasion to start this test summer —— read ball. now to tennis where fifth seed benoit paire has been knocked out of the hamburg open in the first round by fellow frenchman jeremy chardy. after paire won the opening set in a tie—break it was chardy who responded taking the next two sets for 6—7, 7—5, 6—3 victory setting up a possible second round match against another of his compatriots richard gasquet. also through to the last 16 is hungary's martin fucsovics. he cr

senators moran and gardner, as well as the worker senators heinrich, robertson, and bennett. this bipartisan coalition of senators proves that we can work together on issues of common interest to our constituents. as you may recall, nearly a year ago, the senate voted on my sense of the congress amendment. 92-6 to support the importance of the national network for amtrak. and i don't think that support has diminished since. president anderson, thank you for our recent discussion over -- and for changing course for now. an action that is on discontinuing the southwest chief. an action that would be a disservice to amtrak customers, and hurt all communities on the line between dodge city, kansas, and albuquerque, new mexico. and i was very discouraged to hear you say that you are looking at breaking up long distance routes. that was not in your written testimony quite that strongly. i want to take a big disagreement with that. while progress has been made, i am confident that the threat is not over. i see that amtrak continues to blame congress and others for budgetary woes whe

mr gardner. actions to resist arrest in the duration and escalating nature of the interaction we determined that was insufficient evidence garners family and their supporters were quick to have jacked . but years ago my son said i can't read. it today we can't. because they have let us down. by the way those words i can't breathe became a rallying cry for the black lives matter movement against police brutality after garners death in 2014 bringing thousands to the street in protest. the mayor of new york issued a statement expressing disappointment with the justice department's decision but clearly that wasn't enough for activists and members of their garters family who gathered outside city hall demanding that the mayor now fire officer panda layo while panta layo won't face criminal charges he could still face disciplinary action by the new york police department but the department is known for protecting its officers. u.s. attorney william barr a trouble point he approved the decision not to c

against the officer when we evaluated all of the leo's actions and white his training and experience mr gardner size weight and actions to resist arrest and the duration and escalating nature of the interaction we determined that was insufficient evidence garners family and their supporters were quick to have jacked but years ago my son said i can't read. it today. because they have let us down. i write those words i can't breathe became a rallying cry for the black lives matter movement against police brutality after garners death in 2014 bringing thousands to the street in protest. the mayor of new york issued a statement expressing disappointment with the justice department's decision but clearly that wasn't enough for activists and members of their garners family who gathered outside city hall demanding that the mayor now fired officer panda leo while panta layo won't face criminal charges he could still face disciplinary action by the new york police department but the department is known for protecting its officers. u.s. attorney william barr a trouble point he approved the decision not t

senator gardner. senator gardner: thank you for hosting this hearing. a pretty incredible panel for a kid who grew up on the eastern plains of colorado and wanted to be an astronaut. i failed miserably at that. [laughter] but i will never forget the letters i wrote to nasa and the pictures i got back from nasa. dr. darden, mr. hickam, there is a reason people wrote books about you, and made movies about you, that you are featured in our culture and their ideas and societies, because the impact you have had on kids like me. turn around, and look at the young people in this room, look at them all. raise your hand if you've been inspired by the work that anyone of these people have done on the panel? raise your hand if you want to lead better lives because of the people on this panel. this is what it is about. you didn't just change the 1960's, you change the world. with an impact that will last forever. mr. hickam, all i've done is given you a book, you have to have the courage to find out what's inside of it. that comment your teacher made is so powerful

chairman mcsally, senator gardner, members of the subcommittee who are here with us perhaps virtually. i'm commissioner of the bureau of reclamation. thank you for providing me the opportunity to appear before you today. before i begin my remarks, i would first like to again thank you and thank this committee and your staff for their leadership and excellent quick work on the colorado river drought contingency plan authorization act this past spring. it was really incredible work and is moving forward. just this past week, i was in san diego for a signing ceremony where the water commission, the republic of mexico section and united states section signed a joint report. and this report describes how the united states and mexico will protect lake meade elevations to benefit the colorado river. this is really the last step in moving forward with our drought and scarcity plans. it's a great accomplishment for cities, states, tribes and all the others who depend on the colorado river. and thank you. the committee has my written statement so i will use my time to highlight some of the unde

cory gardner in colorado. not sure if cory gardner made a statement, but he's up in a very swing state. another swing state in maine, susan collins. it's hard to see how she survives in 2020. i didn't hear her speak out forcefully against this. and of course thom tillis who i must say has been such a great disappointment. thom tillis, in a very competitive race and earlier this week the republican from north carolina ducked a question about president trump's go back to your country tweet. telling nbc news quote i literally don't go on twitter. then on wednesday night tillis was in the audience, he was there at the north carolina rally. >> clapping. >> when the crowd started chanting and clapping, with the crowd chanting send her back. then in an interview on fox news yesterday, senator tillis once again refused to condemn the president. the chanting. and argued that the president couldn't control the crowd. >> any time you get into a crowd like that, you've got a lot of supporters. they're going to say what th

>>we're only 3 have refuse some form of cannabis colorado republican cory gardner an oregon democrat jeff merkley. >>have teamed up on the safe banking act designed to protect the financial institutions and the non cannabis companies that interact with marijuana sellers, let's fix us, let's honor the state's rights vision. >>of all of these states that have said this makes sense. >>here in our location for our. >>citizens in washington, i'm just eaten or. >>i like coming to the dmv after being like the long wait lines and other issues the relief on the way. and it's the night before what is possibly the most anticipated congressional hearing in decades, we look ahead to what robert mueller might reveal to congress. >>report is my testimony. i would not provide information beyond that which is already public. in any appearance before congress. >>after months of calling on robert mueller to answer questions on the russian investigation, the public. we'll finally get a chance tomorrow to hear what he has to say. >>as cnn white house correspondent kaitlyn collins reports for us tonight.

. >> the department of justice allowed eric gardner's daughter to come into their offices.mother to come into their offices. they promised this woman an investigation. they promised her justice and there has been nothing. >> martha: protests erupted in response to d.a. declining charges in the death of eric garner. "the story" investigates how attorney general barr reached that decision next. ♪ an suv? is it to carry cargo or to carry on a legacy? its show of strength or its sign of intelligence? in crossing harsh terrain or breaking new ground? this is the time to get an exceptional offer on the mercedes of your midsummer dreams at the mercedes-benz summer event, going on now. lease the gla 250 suv for just $329 a month at the mercedes-benz summer event. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. [ text notification now that you have] new dr. scholl's massaging gel advanced insoles with softer, bouncier gel waves, you'll move over 10% more than before. dr. scholl's. born to move. ♪ how do you like it, ♪ how do you like it ♪ ♪ more, more, more ♪ how do you like it, how do you like

think about after the trade agreement, after that then you had powell, the ecd and the christine the gardnersry big piece of news. atticus would be more aggressive going forward and markets have started to react to that. by the way the cpi report, we don't think inflation is moving a higher but it's nice to see that now there is a bit of pricing power that companies for the equity market have a bit more inflation. the fed is going to keep moving because they're worried about global growth. companies have pricing power in nursing used cars are bit better, apparel is a bit better. it is pretty good news. if you take the last two weeks, pretty good develop for the market. >> it really has been. let me take one by one. the christine news, coming from the ims, the presence of the ecb, how is she going to differ from very you groggy. christine has been very clear about the ecb and it needs to be aggressive of making sure rates a lower if not lower and uses many tools as possible to do. i think the ecb is going to be doing christine will guard from the iec. and they talk about this. i think you will

. >> hundreds have rallied in new york calling -- after the death of eric gardner, he died after policed him in a choke hold. tuesday, prosecutors announced they would not charge the officers. garner was accused of selling cigarettes outside a store when officers tried to arrest him. his death was part of what triggered the black lives matter movement. a new york judge has sentenced a mexican drug trafficker joaquin guzman to life in prison plus 30 years. his mom, known as el chapo, was found guilty on 10 federal counts. he is expected to be sent to america's highest security prison. where to jail the world's biggest drug trafficker, who already escaped from high security prisons twice in his native mexico? the answer is a prison simply the most secure and secretive detention center in america. this is where el chapo will spend the rest of his life. this is as close as outsiders can get to the prison, located in a rural part of colorado at the base of the rocky mountains. built in 1994, prison can hold up to 500 inmates. he will have no interaction with other detainees. everyone is left

gardner refused though to be handcuffed and that's when officers took him down triggering the asthma attack. yesterday the department of justice decided against charging and why pd officer daniel pantaleo with that death. he's accused of placing garner in a chokehold which is banned under police policy, although that's still in dispute, capitals could lose his job though if the police but department determines that it was in fact a chokehold that he used gardner's family received a $5 million settlement from the city of new york. >>news scientists are predicting even more hot weather throughout the year. our temperatures might soar. and big tech companies are under fire from lawmakers about censorship. concerns that not enough is being done to keep offensive content off of social media. and the giants are on a roll. make that for winds in or out. and we're continuing a nice trend of weather today, temperatures will be very seasonable into the afternoon this morning. we're in the 50's and 60's something else we've gotten used to. >>i've got more your forecast account. >>i'm tracking a

>>colorado republican cory gardner an oregon democrat jeff merkley have teamed up on the safe banking act designed to protect the financial institutions and the non cannabis companies that interact with marijuana sellers, let's fix us, let's honor the state's rights vision. >>of all of these states that have said this makes sense. >>here in our location for our. >>citizens in washington, i'm just eaten or today california senator kamala harris introduced a plan to decriminalize marijuana at the federal level. >>harris's plan would also impose a 5 per cent federal tax on marijuana sales which will go toward programs to help people with prior convictions related to the drug. the plan does not legalize marijuana and individual states still have the option to continue criminalizing marijuana possession and sales, however, it would no longer be a federal offense. 11 states and washington dc have legalized marijuana in 15 states have decriminalize to it. >>meanwhile, senator elizabeth warren introduce a student loan debt forgiveness bill today that measure by the 2020 democratic presidentia

gardner and life-saving images are providing free mammogram screenings in the south bay for women who need them. mammograms are still the best way to screen and find early stages of breast cancer. the mobile clinic will be on allen rock avenue near south white road in san jose, between 8:00 in the morning and 5:00 this evening. >>> in health check, a worldwide recall. after textured breast implants were linked to cancer. allergen issued in recall. after biocell implants were tied to the vast majority of cases of a rare form of lymphoma. however, the fda is not recommending that women have the implants removed because this cancer is very rare. >>> centers for disease control. warning about a deadly salmonella outbreak. two people have died. more than 700 have become sick from two separate outbreaks. mostly in ohio and tennessee. one is linked to contact with poultry in backyard flocks. and the other two contact ear d hands after touchingtreats. >>> time is talk about the gian game that steve and sal went to. the giants have the day off, before they start a series on the road against th

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