in fact, when you just walk around like you are supposed to be there, you might just be able to go unnoticedt yourself in a beautiful red car, shut the door and drive right out. because that's exactly what is happening. that guy that you saw in the shorts, get in the car, is a thief. as he's pulling out, granted, some of the guys notice and run up to the car. but at this point it's too late. the guy is out. >> this is like shopping at a dealership. he just walked into a dealership. >> he's basically invisible. he didn't walk in, he wasn't looking over his shoulder. just looks like a customer picking up his car. nobody is watching. that's the definition of brazen. >> that thing looked brand new. >> we'll see how long the joyride lasts. >>> video is getting a lot of attention because, well, his story is out of this world. then he has a ton of social media followers. he says that he identifies as genderless and sexless, but says ever since he was young, he knew he never fit in. until he set out to make his external appearance feel like his internal appearance, and that is an alien. he as cheek

. >> reporter: it is not going unnoticed by some passengers. >> i've had to get off the bus couple timesith my son because the kids on the bus like they on the bus shaking the bus back and forth the whole bus is shaking the bus driver comes. >> they be talking all crazy and i mean so ignorant, rude and ignorant. i sit there and mine my own business. >> no one was seriously hurt thursday but septa police are beeping you have patrols around known trouble spots and they want to know if any of these faces look familiar to you. >> we haven't made any arrests yet related to the fight downstairs. but they're coming. >> reporter: no arrests yet. young teenagers could face serious charges of aggravated assault, reminder from the police chief as well for parents to know where your kids are after school. dawn? >> good advice, thanks, brad. torments night skyfox over a fire in south philadelphia. this was the scene on the 2400 block of south franklin street. that's where firefighters were battling this row home fire. you can see the flames shooting out of the upppper floor. crews were able to get it

citizens, the economics of our companies or security of our >> reporter: but the hackers were able to go unnoticed because the agents may have been familiar with cyber strategy. prosecutor says both worked at center 18, the fbi's russian contact for cyber investigations. robert khadenak is a former prosecutor. >> they pretend to do something about it in russia and come to find out they're fostering it. >> one is in custody. according to russian media, doku kai yev, one of the officers, was arrested earlier this year by russian authorities and jailed for treason. jeff pegues, cbs news, washington. >>> well, the senate overwhelmingly voted to approve senator dan coates as new director of national intelligence. he was the director until he retired last year. he is the fifth person to have the job since the post was created after the 9/11 attacks. >>> a young dallas boy died after his babysitter could not reach 911 operators. 6-month-old brandon fell and stopped breathing saturday night. she called on her cell phone and was put on call. it caused the call center to receive a surge of so-called ghost c

. >> reporter: but the hackers were able to go unnoticed because the agents, dokuchaev and sushkin, mayamiliar with u.s. cyber strategy. "center 18," the fbi's russian contact for cyber investigations. robert cattanach is a former federal prosecutor. >> they pretend to be collaborating with us to try to do something about the spread of cybercrime in russia, and come to find out, they're fostering it. >> reporter: a canadian who was allegedly part of the operation is in custody. anthony, according to russian media, dokuchaev, one of the fsb officers, was arrested earlier this year by russian authorities and jailed for treason. >>> president trump's unfounded allegation that the prior administration ordered his phone to be tapped is getting the eye roll on capitol hill. republican leaders looking into the charges say they've seen no evidence, and the attorney general says he never told the president he was under surveillance. nancy cordes has the latest. >> i don't think there was abactual tap of trump tower. >> reporter: house intelligence toes the party line, but today he concluded that

. >> reporter: but the hackers were able to go unnoticed because the agents, dokuchaev and sushkin, mayave been familiar with u.s. cyber strategy. both worked at "center 18," the f.b.i.'s russian contact for cyber investigations. robert cattanach is a former federal prosecutor. >> they pretend to be collaborating with us to try to do something about the spread of cybercrime in russia, and come to find out, they're fostering it. >> reporter: a canadian who was allegedly part of the operation is in custody. anthony, according to russian media, dokuchaev, one of the f.s.b. officers, was arrested earlier this year and jailed for treason. >> mason: jeff pegues, thanks, jeff. we finally got a look today at one of the trump tax returns the president refuses to release. someone leaked it. major garrett e-garrett traveled with mr. trump to nashville. >> i here's major garrett. >> it's certainly not an embarrassing tax return at all. >> reporter: president trump today denounced the leak of part of his 2005 federal tax return. the two-page summary shows he and wife melania earned $153 million that

international women's day did not go unnoticed in the house of lords on wednesday, as tory peer baronessl men. minister baroness williams sought to reassure peers. my lords, they are very good men. theresa may's laughter in pmqs turned a few heads this week. the snp mp peter wishart group comparisons with previous prime minister. what do you think? see anything familiar? patrick cowling with all the chuckles from the commons. all eyes in the next few days on the progress of the brexit bill. could we be in for a spot of parliamentary ping—pong between the two houses? do join alicia mccarthy for the next week in parliament. until then, from me, keith macdougall, goodbye. a pretty quiet weather story into the weekend and the start of next week. one things for certain, it's going to be pretty mild. many places will be dry. saturday looks like the driest day of the weekend for most places and that's because england and wales are close to the high pressure. whereas further north and west there'll be a weather front slowly makes inroads during saturday morning across northern ireland and scotla

international women's day did not go unnoticed in the house of lords on wednesday, as tory peer baronessn. minister baroness williams sought to reassure peers. my lords, they are very good men. theresa may's laughter in pmqs turned a few heads this week. the snp mp peter wishart group comparisons with previous conservative prime minister. what do you think? see anything familiar? patrick cowling with all the chuckles from the commons. all eyes in the next few days on the progress of the brexit bill. could we be in for a spot of parliamentary ping—pong between the two houses? do join alicia mccarthy for the next week in parliament. until then, from me, keith macdougall, goodbye. hello there. choose a fairly cloudy for many of us. choose a fairly cloudy for many of us. more sunshine across the northern half of the country. also some heavy showers and the winter real feature. we could see gusts of 70 mph kruezi zero part of scotland. the weather could be a bit disruptive, due to the strength of the wind in the far north of scotland. elsewhere, the clash of breakup at little bit. some sunshi

international women's day did not go unnoticed in the house of lords on wednesday, as tory peer baronessn. minister baroness williams sought to reassure peers. my lords, they are very good men. theresa may's laughter in pmqs turned a few heads this week. the snp mp peter wishart group comparisons with previous prime minister. what do you think? see anything familiar? patrick cowling with all the chuckles from the commons. all eyes in the next few days on the progress of the brexit bill. could we be in for a spot of parliamentary ping—pong between the two houses? do join alicia mccarthy for the next week in parliament. until then, from me, keith macdougall, goodbye. good evening. it's a relatively quiet week of whether a head for you. there will bea whether a head for you. there will be a bit of rain around here and there but a lot of dry weather on there but a lot of dry weather on the cards, and things will be mostly dry as well. that is the thing on monday, a lot of dry weather and some sunshine around as well but it will be a chilly start to the day. we have a front clearing away to t

finally, in terms of the effect this has on children, much of it will go unnoticed, unreported, and parentsren are seeing online. what is the long—term implication if nothing is done about this now? children are often unprepared for the digital world so i would like to see digital citizenship taught in schools, that would be a first step to give them resilience but we know children get lured into content they don't want to see through algorithms that take them places. for parents there is then opportunity for them to talk to their children about where they go online and to stay in touch. it is developing fast, children are very savvy but it takes them to places they don't want to go and parents need to know that. thank you for joining us. courts in england and wales are being told to consider the social and ethnic background of young offenders in greater detail, when it comes to sentencing. the new guidelines come into force injune, and have been drawn up by the sentencing council with the aim of trying to prevent re—offending. judges are being told to consider the "discrimination and negat

international women's day did not go unnoticed in the house of lords on wednesday, as tory peer baronessroness williams sought to reassure peers. my lords, they are very good men. theresa may's laughter in pmqs turned a few heads this week. the snp mp peter wishart drew comparisons with previous prime minister. what do you think? see anything familiar? patrick cowling with all the chuckles from the commons. all eyes in the next few days on the progress of the brexit bill. could we be in for a spot of parliamentary ping—pong between the two houses? do join alicia mccarthy for the next week in parliament. until then, from me, keith macdougall, goodbye. well, the weather today has been a little bit all over the place. it has been quite difficult to think of a headline for today, you call it a few spots of rain and it has mostly been a few spots of rain. across the ukafew been a few spots of rain. across the uk a few pockets of heavy rain in a few areas but we have also had some sunshine. generally quite a bit of cloud around. this area of clearer weather will be in place across the uka weat

international women's day did not go unnoticed in the house of lords on wednesday, as tory peer baronessall men. minister baroness williams sought to reassure peers. my lords, they are very good men. theresa may's laughter in pmqs turned a few heads this week. the snp mp peter wishart group comparisons with previous prime minister. what do you think? see anything familiar? patrick cowling with all the chuckles from the commons. all eyes in the next few days on the progress of the brexit bill. could we be in for a spot of parliamentary ping—pong between the two houses? do join alicia mccarthy for the next week in parliament. until then, from me, keith macdougall, goodbye. hello. saturday brought northern ireland its warmest day of the year so far. it won't be repeated today, but we will see some sunshine. this was the sunset on saturday evening in county fermanagh, and 16 was the temperature that we reached, that's 61 fahrenheit, at the giant's causeway. we had 18 in the sunshine in the south and the east, and it was on the whole a fairly decent day for most. however we did have that weat

is not going unnoticed.omas has been working at an i-hop in springfield for more than a decade.a photo of him went viral... showing him stopping to help a woman eat her food. the woman and her husband have been coming to sit at thomas' tables in the restaurant for years. thomas says, the woman has trouble eating... due to a medical issue.her husband usually steps in to help. . . the woman who took the picture and posted it online said.. joe thomas helped restore her faith in humanity. in sports... the raiders already hard at work promoting their new las vegas home...... and the warriors take on the rockets on the first leg of a critical two- game texas roadtrip... gary has the highlights... and all the sports... coming up danon: apple pushing a new update for our phones. some interesting changes there.rob: ten point three and i think everyone should get it. it's a nice security update. it makes siri a little bit better, but what's really important about this is you can find your airpods. that's not a feature

it doesn't go unnoticed. i want to say thank you and we have a lot to think about going forward.ll see what happens. until then, i'll keep listening to bob dylan. >> the song in the background was "the times are a-changing." he knows he's on the move. >> if it is a trade, it is likely houston. denver appears to be not open to a trade. >> reports are houston doesn't want to trade for him either. it may be media ploy to call the cowboys to release him. we will wait and see. there may be a deal worked out for him. i would say houston more likely than denver. >> is this a smackdown between the two of you over this? you want romo? >> the broncos, we win super bowls. the texans, they do what they do. >> we need romo then. >> you do. you do. i need my romo. >>> have a great weekend, andy. you will resurrect my high school nickname. the white house ready to change medicaid provisions in the new health care bill to lure more conservatives. does this amount to one step forward and two steps back? that's next. i joined the army in july of '98. i did active duty 11 years. and two in the rese

. >> my plan was to kind of go unnoticed through the darien. he was traveling with another woman who was my age. >> my friend, megan. >> i'm like, you know, she is blond and six feet tall. at this point i'm like, well, there is no way we're going to be sneaking through the darien. >> we're just trying to figure out the best route. >> okay. >> i don't think meg was so sure about me coming along, which was funny because i kind of had my own concerns about them. i think we were all a little interested what we would encounter in the darien. >> we could run into some colombian guerrillas in this area. >> right, the farc. i knew about the farc. farc stands for the revolutionary armed force of colombia. i was interested in what they were trying to do. they were people that in my 21-year-old liberal arts mind were taking direct action. i thought that they would change the way things were in colombia -- poverty. it was romantic. freedom fighters. there was a discussion about the potential of us being kidnapped, but i had to get to colombia, and i was go

but they didn't want it to go unnoticed so they are giving part of the proceeds to charity. >> they decidedo give part of the sales to student for change. a local organization that does the job chaining and gives professional clothing to low income women in the d.c. area. >> not everyone is fortunate to have a full-time job. we allowing people to have the proper clothing to go to work, that is something that needs to be done in the city. happy to be part of a company that does that. >> women are asked not to spend money. or spend it at a place like this one. woman owned business. jonathan: thank you. super power on wall street. a girl as a superhero visiting the superhero statue. it w coincide with international women's day. alison: meanwhile, iceland says it will be the first country in the world to make employers prove they offer equal pay. this is regardless of gender, ethnicity, sexuality or nationality. they want to eradicate the gender pay gap by 2022. jonathan: if you were working today i hope you got a nice lunch break outside. this is another great day. doug: another one tomorrow a

court documents say the bay area man climbed a pefence, seemingl going unnoticed for 200 yards before approaching the back door to the white house. peter alexander reports the alleged intruder is due in federal court today. >> reporter: it's another stunning breach at one of the world's most secure residences and the first since president trump took office. the intruder nearly reaching the south entrance of the presidential mansion. the whole episode multiplying just shy of midnight friday while the president was home. officials say the intruder, wearing a backpack, scaled a security fence, hiding behind a pillar before he was spotted and stopped on the south lawn. co court documents say the suspect jonathan tran of milpitas, california, told a secret service officer, i am a friend of the president. i have an appointment. officials say tran was carrying two cans of mace, a u.s. passport, a laptop computer, a book written by mr. trump, and a letter to the president about russian hackers. tran also said in the letter he has been called schizophrenic. trump praised the security the next

this is during the npc, and that will not go unnoticed in beijing. the face. we saw a rare public spat between north korea and china recently where the north was theycizing china, saying are dancing to the u.s. tune. there are more measures china can take if they wanted to get really tough on north korea, but they are unlikely to do that because they don't want to see the regime collapse. they do want to see its nuclear program, which is causing the u.s. to put a missile defense system in south korea, which china is unhappy about, but will they take that extra step? that is pretty unlikely at this stage. haidi: thank you so much for that. well, this is coming at a time when there are growing tensions between beijing and seoul, korea. this is the result, the result being that we have seen china restricted travel to korea. we have seen that reaction on some of these related stocks. let's get the latest on this tokyo. the story in how much of a big deal is this? this is all unfortunate timing. >> a lot of news out of korea these days. about china's abil

he didn't say what he might do but he said look, cities go unnoticed.ou're doing and it's not okay. they may be able to cut off federal funding to some of these cities. as the first tactic i think they would deploy. i don't think i can see a change of behavior in la, new york or major cities for which the sinks rate policy also different in different places. i just means that they won't help in any way including going forward with container request. it could mean different things to different places. there are smaller places that have a sinks rate policy in place just as a defensive mechanism. but for big cities like new york and la the question becomes you willing to risk your federal funding and law-enforcement funding but the politics of this of course are alor nhing. the reality is that politics matters so much because when it comes to politics they're looking for these votes if you're sympathetic then you are sympathetic to the hispanic voting block which could then therefore vote for the democratic party. >> i think for all of the bluster and the

his freelancing did not go unnoticed in washington. according to donald bernard, henry kissinger admonished habib treaties to the south korean government -- habib returned to washington to serve as secretary of state for eastern affairs -- he sought to draw high-level attention to problems in south korea by speaking about the issue at length in a meeting with kissinger and other senior state apartments that. he saw a reevaluation of american objectives in south korea arguing when faced with the reality of oppression come i think the united states has to make clear that it is not on the side of oppression. convinced thatot the human rights abuses had produced instability that might threaten u.s. interests. "first comesponded in general come i try to abolish the political science department in the state department which tries to restructure the domestic situation of other countries from especially allies, because either we are involved because we have american foreign-policy interests or we should not be involved at all." was deeply conn

have been willing to step up and speak out about how this outrage of the cyber attack should not go unnoticed and certainly should be responded too. it's a starting point to our credibility when it comes to our relationship with russia. thank you mr. chairman for what you said earlier. i could go through a litany, i won't, of my concerns on the security side. most of them have been touched on. the russians are planning to put a hundred thousand russian soldiers into belarus on the borders of lithuania and poland and ukraine. there is serious concern about what they might do next after we've seen what they could do in ukraine with these troops on the border of this military exercise. we are concerned of the hybrid war. i hadn't heard that before, but the cyber side and the propaganda side. i guess my question, in addition to my suggestion, number one, when we commit nato forces in our allies, i would hope the united states would always have a complement of our uniforms and forces as part of it. it's not a negative thing in terms of their capability, but it's a demonstration, a symbol that the

recent successes shouldn't go unnoticed. we discussed the 10-year and 38 billion dollars of support that is the largest u.s. aide package ever, and something for which president obama deserves real credit, israeli officials with whom i meets regularly say that our security cooperation intelligence sharing has never been stronger. but i worry that with so much to gain by further cooperation, we are allowing actions and rhetoric by hardliners both hardliners in israel and extremist palestinians and statements by american politicians are driving us further apart. i think it is critical for there to be progress for the two state solution for politicians to give an unequivocal recognition for a jewish state. both sides have to consider the extent to which their words and actions contribute to these dangerous divisions that exist and continue to grow. and i'm concerned that both sides need to listen to each other and will have to make real sack faces to come together for a lasting peace. as we discussed, demographic challenges fac

house.former president obama's staff immediately denied the report and democrats say this won't go unnoticedval office - and in a somewhat unusual move today's press briefing was held off camera. reporting in washington i'm mark meredith. the t-s-a is changing something to its patdown procedure that has led to the agency putting police on notice. what exactly will be changing is not clear... but it will be a more invasive search of travelers. this could lead to passengers reporting what happened to law enforcement agencies. the t-s-a does note on its website officers are allowed to patdown "sensitive areas" of the body with the back of their hands. the front of the hand may be used in what it calls "limited cases." still ahead -- republicans unveil their bill to overhaul obamacare. the changes now being promised... why are you deleting these photos? because my teeth are yellow. why don't you use a whitening toothpaste? i'm afraid it's bad for my teeth. try crest 3d white. crest 3d white diamond strong toothpaste and rinse... ...gently whiten... ...and fortify weak spots. use together for 2 t

about how this outrage of the cyberattack by the russians into the american election should not go unnoticed and should not responded to. it is a starting point to our credibility when it comes to our relationship with russia. thank you, mr. chairman, for what you said earlier. i could go through a litany, i won't, of my concerns on a security side and most of them have been turnouched on here. whether it is the ka lienin grad, the zop pod, which russians plan to put thousands of soldiers on the border of lithuania and poland and ukraine. and there is serious concern about what they might do next after we have seen what they've done in ukraine. what they could do with troops on the border for the so-called military exercise. we are concerned about the hybrid war. i hadn't heard that term before but i heard it throughout my visit. hybrid war. not just the military side of it but the cyber side and prop beg propaganda side. i guess my suggesting, number one, when we commit nato forces and allies, germany, lithuania, and i believe latvia and canada into estonia, i would hope the united states w

outpouring support and love from all of you, you know, it has been overwhelming and it doesn't go unnoticed, but, i want to say thank you and we have a lot to think about moving forward but we will see what happens. >> so there are rumors texans may be considering picking up romo but these fans are concerned about his pennsylvania injuries, qb's back injury last season gave way to dak prescott who led cowboys to the 13-three record and in the playoffs. >>> who is a cowboys fans in the news room that would have this. >> we have to know is what happening with the competition >> that is in the me a lot of people were sharing that yesterday, end of an era and i don't know how eagles fans should feel about that, i don't feel bad for him but same time glad he is gone. he was good for a while. >> for a while. >> the thing is, i felt bad, when he read that letter, when he got healthy again and they were saying we will stay with dak. he was crying. >> even his wife was saying. >> she was trying to be funny. >> you have to see that. >> killing the mood. >> yes. >> of course, eagles wasted in time in

about how this outrage of this cyberattack by the russians into the american election should not go unnoticed and certainly should be responded to. it is a starting point to our credibility when it comes to our relationship with russia and i thank you, mr. chairman, for what you said earlier. i can go through a litany and i won't, of my concerns on the security side. most of them have been touched on here. the russia are planning to put 100,000 soldiers into belarus in september on the borders of lithuania and poland and ukraine. and there's serious concern about what they might do next after seeing what they have done in ukraine, what they could do with these troops on the border there for this so-called military exercise. we are concerned about the hybrid war. i hadn't heard that term before but i heard it throughout my visit. the hybrid war, not just the military side of it, but the cyber side of it and the propaganda side of it. i guess my question, in addition to my suggestion, number one, mr. chairman, that when we commit nato forces and our allies, germany, lithuania, i believe it's uk

about how this outrage of the cyberattack by the russian into the american election, which did not go unnoticednsert lay should be read on to as a starting point to her credibility with their relationship with russia. thank you for what you said earlier. my concerns on the security side, most of them touched on here, which the russians are planning to put 100,000 russian soldiers in september on the borders of lithuania and poland and ukraine. and there's serious concern about what they might do next. but they could do with the strips on the border for the so-called military exercise. we are concerned about the hybrid war. i hadn't heard that term before, but i heard it throughout my visit. the hybrid war and not just the military side of it, but the cybersite and the propaganda side. i guess my question in addition to my suggestion, number one, mr. chairman, when we commit nato forces and our allies, germany, lithuania and believe u.k. and latvia, am i correct or not? in canada into estonia. i would hope the united states and other compliments of our uniforms and forces of heard of it. it's no

inan go completely unnoticed some parts of the world, some other country.l depends on when the show was airing. it's not something i would never complain about because it has brought so much to my life and my career going forward it has opened so many doors. they don't come along very often. anthony: i think some people don't realize at the time that you think you will have another one and you don't always. you spent six years. a long time. michelle: it is. we became like family. life, you're your living with the character and your life is going alongside it. anthony: do you have time to prepare for the ending of something like that? michelle: i did a film right after "downton." it was a month later after we that weon "downton" started on this. it felt like the right time. anthony: i get the sense that both of you always wanted to the actors. really.id it took a while to own up to it. i went to oxford for a year but i realized that wasn't what i wanted to do. if i was honest with myself, i really wanted to act. michelle: i knew really young. anthony: you we

. >> oh yeah it's not going unnoticed, sisteyeahr i.. listen let's talk about tim abot tew.w. olie on us.. >> he certainly is. is. now, tim tebow far as we know right now he's single and doesn't have aave a potential wife in sight, right? well, he's letting everybodyvero know that in the future, heure, wants to adopt a child from every continent.nent >> hmm. >> that's right. he said, i want to sit around>>s thite dinner table and see kidss from africa, asia, europe, south america, right in the united une .tates. how cool would that be? now heh also said that his potential wife would have to want to adopt these kids. eighths requirement to be with tim tebow. now i personally tirhink timem tebow is very fine. fin i think he's sexy.. i like that he's religious.us. but this is a pretty big deal. a i'm thinking at point he mighteg want to get with angelina joliel she's single. >> yeah. >> so i think --th >> they could always just get at penguin from antarctica.. what else -- else >> there you go. >> yes. >> [ laughter ] y >> yeah that could work for them. he starts a family tim tebo

i can go completely unnoticed in some parts of the world, some other country.l depends on when the show was airing. it's not something i would never -- would ever complain about because it has brought so much to my life and my career going forward. it has opened so many doors. they don't come along very often. anthony: no, that is true. people do not realize at the time that you think you will have another one and you don't always. michelle: you can't take it for granted. anthony: you spent six years. a long time. michelle: it is. we became like family. you're living your life, you're living with the character and your life is going alongside it. things change for people. anthony: do you have time to prepare for the ending of something like that? michelle: i did a film right after "downton." it was a month later after we wrapped on "downton" that we started on this. anticipation building up of those last few weeks. we were devastated to let it go. but it felt like the right time. anthony: i get the sense that both of you always wanted to the -- wanted to be act

usually a hearing like this would go largely unnoticed. today, because now that attorney general jeff sessions has recused himself, rosenstein will be the point person to oversee any investigation into the trump campaign and russia's alleged interference in the election. one of the first questions rosenstein was asked related to that situation. listen. >> have you ever met with representatives of the russian government? >> over the course of my career from time to time i've spoken to groups of visiting lawyers and judges from foreign countries and certainly possible there may have been russian officials there, but i don't recall any such meetings, no. >> congressional reporter manu raju has been watching all of this. this hearing has been going on. what's some important bits we've heard so far? >> it's about that independent prosecutor and whether or not mr. rosenstein would support an independent prosecutor. this is an issue that republicans and democrats have been pushing him on to get a commitment given that as the number two of this de

climbing a fence on the side of the treasury building going unnoticed for up to 200 yards before beingpped as he approached the white house's back door. it's another stunning breach at one of the world's most secure residences. the intruder nearly reaching the south entrance of the mansion. officials say the intruder wearing a backpack scaled a security fence between the white house and treasury building on pennsylvania avenue hiding before he was spotted and stopped on the south lawn. court documents say the suspect, 26-year-old of california, told a secret service officer i'm a friend of thees officials say he was carrying two cans of mace, a u.s. passport and a book about russian hackers. he said he's been called skits frenic. >> it was a troubled person. >> reporter: at a white house reception in january the president complimented joe clansy who retired a week ago. several people have tried to get into the white house grounds including a fence jumper in 2014. gonzalez pled guilt in 2016. last year there were spikes added to the height of the fence will be raised to 11 feet next yea

i mean i can go completely unnoticed and some parts of the world and it all depends on like when the show is airing, obviously we recognize more. and but it's not something i would ever complain about because it has brought, you know, so much, you know, to my life. and my career going forward. and we've opened so pean doors and they don't come along very often. >> it's true. >> i think some people don't realize it at the time, you think will you have another one and you don't always. >> i never take that for granted. >> was it, you spent six years in the end. >> six years. >> which is a long time. >> it is. and we became like family. and of course you are living your life alongside, you know, you lived with the character. and your life is going alongside it. and things change for people. and. >> did you have enough time to prepare for the ending of something like that. or is there a sort of. >> it's funny because i did this film right after downton, it was the sense of an ending. yeah, it was a month later, we wrapped on downton and then i started this. yeah, i mean anticipation buil

burr: that did not go unnoticed by the committee, nor did the, that the agreement on the table that america's response to date has been woefully short of what it should be. if anything, it was interpreted by the russians that they can double down and perhaps do it unscathed. watts we heard you when , you said fact and fiction have become wildly blurred. let me just assure you that this committee's mission every day is to do the oversight on the community, 17 agencies that assures the american people we do everything within the letter of the law. we first assure that to 85 other members of the senate. so when it came time for a look inside what russia active measures did and what our response was and how our intelligence community came to the assessments that they would, this fell right in our wheel house. this is what our professional staff does on a daily basis. this is a little more granular than what we do. it will take some time and it means triage in a tremendous amount of documents. but i also heard from all three of you that if there was ever a time to get it right, it's now. and we ha

. >> that did not go unnoticed by the committee, i want you to know that. >> thank you. >> nor did the comment that there was agreement on at the table that america's response to date has been woefully short of what it should be. if anything, it should be interpreted and probably was interpreted by the russians that they can double down and in fact, do it unscathed. so mr. watts, we heard you when you said fact and fiction have become wildly blurred. let me just assure you that this committee's mission every day is to do the oversight on the intelligence community 17 agencies that assures the american people we do everything within the letter of the law. we first assure that to 85 other members of the senate. so when it came time for a look inside what russia active measures did and what our response was and how our intelligence community came to the assessments that they would, this fell right in our wheel house. this is what our professional staff does on a daily basis. this is a little more granular than what we do. it will take some time and it means triage in a tremendous amount o

so i didn't want to let that go by unnoticed. with that, it's my pleasure to move the item. >> second. >> any further discussion? any public comment? all those in favor say, aye. [chorus of ayes.] opposed, say nay. the item carries. thank you. item 10 >> item 10 approve the water supply assessment for the proposed biosolids digester facilities project. >> thank you mr. richie >> this is actually a routine water supply assessment. it's unique in that this is not a development project. this is our project. so because of the size the project we required to prepare for the planning department a water supply assessment of which is not very much potable water use because as much water as possible is recycled through the plan. again it's a routine water supply assessment. >> also interesting content is not allowed to use that amount of water. >> that is correct. >> okay. any questions were comments? any public comment? >> david had in my last comment for the day. yes, as steve indicated this a pretty routine and a hope we will use this

so i didn't want to let that go by unnoticed. with that, it's my pleasure to move the item. >> second. >> any further discussion? any public comment? all those in favor say, aye. [chorus of ayes.] opposed, say nay. the item carries. thank you. item 10 >> item 10 approve the water supply assessment for the proposed biosolids digester facilities project. >> thank you mr. richie >> this is actually a routine water supply assessment. it's unique in that this is not a development project. this is our project. so because of the size the project we required to prepare for the planning department a water supply assessment of which is not very much potable water use because as much water as possible is recycled through the plan. again it's a routine water supply assessment. >> also interesting content is not allowed to use that amount of water. >> that is correct. >> okay. any questions were comments? any public comment? >> david had in my last comment for the day. yes, as steve indicated this a pretty routine and a hope we will use this

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busload of tickets for folks to go every morning at 10:00 and 9:45 come in came immigration, kicking them into thiin thefoot because they all r heads down. they wanted to be unnoticed and they thought if they were not noticed they would be able to make their trip. they were on their way home when immigration came and took them away. i will never know why he and i used to argue with the agents how do you know that i am not an undocumented worker and they would say we don't care about you. which to me said we only care about the hispanic undocumented. >> guest: yes >> guest: yes, i would agree with that statement. just earlier today, there was a message by one of our representatives that we can't fix civilization with the children of other people, with the babies of other people. well, i would argue that the babies of america for all other peoples babies. we all came here from other land, but there is a really big rhetoric in the country that america only belongs to white people and anyone who isn't white needs to get out of the country and go back to where they came from, go back to fix your country is what that i geo boston. told all the time. i haven't lived in me