gregory was the president of the conference of bishops. the church was dealing with a sex abuse scdal. a local purj expert explains how all of this could take over at this time. >> he has a church in whington that has a pastoral community. has a ministr to those who have themselves been harmed by the abuse.ho to who have lost trust, he must rebuild trust. >> the archdiocese of washington is waiting for an announcement from the holy see and has no further comment. if wilton gregory is appointed, he would be the first african-american archbishop here. rs> president trump did not hold back during his rally since the completion of the mueller report. he talked in michigan in front of an enthusiast among the people he named, congressman adam schiff, chairman of the house intellence committee. schiff delivered a four-minute response for those calling on him to step down. his message coul't have been okre different than the president's who just hours later. >> my colleagu may think it's okay that the russians offered dirt on the democratic candid

the vatican has selected wilton gregory of atlanta, who you see here. confirmed has not that report. they make adjustments about 6:00 a.m. our time. we're watching for any developments. the archdiocese says it is waiting an announcement. megan mcgrath will have more on this in a live report, coming up at 5:45. >>>e turn to ain devel story in montgomery county. he will report to the i.c.e. office in hours. hemeas been living in montgory county for nearly 20 years. he runs the elite soccer development academy. he flew in was in 2000. he applied for asylum and was denied and has been living her ever since. parents of his players are devastated if he has to leave. >> losing him in the community would be a tragedy. not just for me and many, many adults, but also for the kids. >> i just forget. you know what? i live for the community. >> a group of supporters plans to go to the ice office to show support for the coh. >>> here are some o the stories we're following this morning. president trump fired up his supporters at a rally in grand rapids, michigan, last

the name i'm about to mention should be familiar to you, arch biop wilton gregory of atlanta. according to the catholic newsh agency,are reporting tonight that pope francis is expected to appointhorch b gregory as the next arch bishop of washington. that wld be a huge move. he'd come from atlanta where he's been sin 2004 and take over the reins in the d.c. archdiocese. he's been downas there the several years and his lbeacy continuend that. this is somebody who's not too much of a stranger to the washington area, he from 2001 to 2004 served as the president as the united onatesrence of catholic bishops. during that time, 2001, 2004, you reca what happenedear the 2002 major scandal, the first one of sexual abuse involving the catlic church, the so called spotlight scandal. since that timeee he's credited with taking initiative with the dallas charter. that is something that went orward to hold priests accountable and protect minors. taking over washington, that is a completely different approach. that's going to take a lot of strategy given the recent taken place have in our ar

according to "new york times," doj, charges against gregory craig. former white house council for failing to disclose work he did for soviet tied president of ukraine in 2012. he was reportedly steered to that work by paul ma -- manafor, could land him honor of being first democrat charged in mueller probe, well done, you. as newly release court document show federal official began investigating president trump's former mixer michael cohen in july 2017, a year before the 2018 raid on his oil and was on. -- on his home and was on. perhaps a bigger question, when will mueller probe end? and we get to read it? it has been two years, joining me now, attorney gayle trotter, who is this gregory craig. >> well these are the days of our lives, gregory craig was in white house as white house counsel for the prior administration of president obama. kennedy: he looks like beto o'rourke and george bush had a child. >> perhaps, he was a white house lawyer under prior administration then private practice, now he is the subject of this investigation first in new yo

tonight, at lan ta's arch bishop, william gregory mulling over will he be washington's next? >> i wouldn't say it's normal to turn down this job. but appointments are accepted in freedom. you can't coerce someone to taking a job. >> reporter: it was first reported that the pope hased a rch bishop gregory to take the job. but given recent scandals, at1 is arch bishop gregory willing to step into such a difficult ab. >> there's lot of hard work here. >> the crisis in truth is about a profound loss of confidence by the faithful in our leadership. >> reporter: arch bishop gregory times.d through tough the last major scandal that surfaced in 2002 he wa president of the u.s. conference of catholic bishops anddi cd with establishing the dallas charte >> we are enraged by the actions of theodore mccarrick, the disgracedormal cardinal. >> reporter: last summer when theodore mccarrick resigned following sexual abuse claims gregory spoke ou >> i am hurt because my respect and esteem t forodore mccarrick were clearly misplaced. >> this is going to be vy difficult pastoral assignment for

wil succeed >> anything of negative on gregory? >> conservates withinhe catholic church would point out that some of h policies in the past have been more progressive like, they would suggest that's a negative. there was an issue with his residence in at lan be, it was a $2.2 million mansion. he apologized, step aside from that.e so those could things that surface. but as an expert pointed i out, a nice house is the worst thing he's done given recent scandals. it's not bad. >> and 2.2 million intlta is probably 4.2 here. >>> as whington catholics prepare for transition, today a city. for vatican a new law aimed at stopping sexual use. it requires church officials to reportossibly sex crimes immediately. the law is meant to protect minors and vulnerable adults. there could be prosecutions and sanctions for any sexual abuse claim not reported right away. it's supposed to be a model for the catholic church worldwide. >>> a school employee parents trust today take care of their children is accused of sexually abusheir kids. rolly hammo

gregory colburn and his wife among the 33 defendants identified is what the parents accused of making bribes. we found him in his palo alto driveway today. when i asked him about the bribery allegations he said no comment before scurrying into his home for the rest of the afternoon. court documents allege that gregory and amy colburn paid the key foundation, one by william singer, $25,000 in cash and stock to help boost their son's college admission test. singer reported we had there. fly from palo alto to the west hollywood test center to take the s.a.t.. according to court documents a co-conspirator was the supposed proctor and took the test instead of their son. in october, dr. coburn was warned in a phone call that the irs was auditing the key foundation. the f.b.i. was listening in. a cooperating witness said i'm not telling the irs. he said no i got that. yes i know about that the witness saying all right but what i am telling them is your payment essentially went to our foundation to help underserved kids. . colburn saying quote right, okay. >> proctor needs a proctor remixer a

today we caught up with gregory colburn, a doctor from palo alto, to see if he had anything to say.ken. dr. gregory colburn and his wife are among the 33 defendants identified is what the parents accused of making bribes. we found dr. colburn and in his palo alto driveway, today. when i asked about the bribery allegations he said no comment before scurrying into his home for the rest of the afternoon. court documents allege that gregory and amy colburn paid the key foundation, run by william singer, $25,000 in cash and stock, to help boost their son's college admission test. singer reportedly had the colburn's son fly from palo alto to the west hollywood test center to take the s.a.t.. according to court documents a co-conspirator was the suppose of proctor into the test instead of the colburn's son. and october, dr. colburn was warned in a phone call that the irs was auditing the key foundation. the f.b.i. was listening in. a cooperating witness said quote i'm not telling the irs. colburn said no i got that. yes, no i got that. witness saying all right but what i am telling them th

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we're hearing according to their urces, pope francis has asked arch bishop wilton gregory of atlanta to replace cardinal donaldwhirl. the phrasing is important. they're saying, has been asked by the pope to replace cardinal donald whirl, it doesn't mean at he's been asked. what's interesting is what wve learned about him. if you've been following our coverage the last several months you heard his name before because i mentioned his name before. he's out of atlanta, been there sinc2004. before that he served from 2001 to 2004 as the president of the united states conference of caolic bishops. what is important about that time frame is that is when the0 candal -- the so called spotlight scandal of the catholic church came to the headlines and broke wide open, that was under his leadership that he then camit forward what is considered ground breaking movements within the echurch to deal with protection of minors. a lot of folks have said what he caorward with in his so-called dallas charter was very effectis and i something he's been praised for a lot. want you to hear fro professor wit

gregory is a long-time leader in the church. he was the president of the u.se conferf bishops from 2001-2004. during that time, the church wah dealing w its major sex abuse scandal. a local expert explains howhat could lead to taking over theoc arche in this pivotal time. >> there's a church in washington that has a pastoral to the community. and has a ministry to, those themselves have been harmed by the abuse. to those who have lost the trust in the church. >> therchdiocese says it is awaiting an announcement from the holy see. if he is appointed, he will be the first african-american archbishop in washington. >>> president trump did not hold back in his first rally since theio compl of the mueller report. he spoke in michigan and he declared vindication. among the people he named, congressman adam schiff, chaian of the house telligence committee. yesterday, chairman chschiff delivered a four-minute response to those who are calling for him to step down. >> myue colle may think it's okay that the russians offered dirt on the d

connell: congressman gregory meeks. >> good to be with you. melissa: u.s. economy at risk.arning from republican leaders about the sharp rise in socialism. we'll talk to guy benson, townhall.com coming up. >>> crisis in venezuela. u.s. issuing new penalties against venezuelan officials for blocking humanitarian aid at the border. we're on the ground in caracas. that's next. ♪ that helps you find a stock based on what's trending or an investing goal. it's real-time insights and information, in your own customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technology, for smarter trading decisions. and it's only from fidelity. open an account with no minimums today. melissa: racing for confrontation. venezuela's opposition leader juan guaido promising to return home this weaken despite a series of threats to his power struggle with disputed president nicolas maduro. fox news's steve harrigan is live in caracas with the latest. steve? reporter: melissa that's right, juan guaido the opposition leader recognized by the u.s. as president of venezuela, recognized by more than 50 nat

all right let's talk now to gregory well put his co-founder of the web site venezuela analysis dot com welcome to r.t. donald trump is not ruling out military intervention in venezuela he also said earlier that he was sounding out president also naro about any brazilian involvement in venezuela's crisis i just want to play you something from a news conference about an hour ago and get your thoughts on it larry options on the table with respect to venezuela he would like to think this involved. so i mean we haven't even discussed it we're going to discuss it today so gregory there state how likely is a u.s. military in that intervention and what what kind of support would brazil provide well it's kind of difficult to say exactly how likely it is because there are those for one thing i mean certainly the trumpet moves duration of the consists of many individuals who are very eager for a military intervention and there's been a lot of talk that they might do something like. panama style and intervention in venezuela but at the moment the problem is that the neighboring countries are not a

and this president's campaign, because that lawyer who's now out on his own on this, his name is gregory craig. he is a democrat, he was the first white house counsel under president obama during president obama's first year in office in 2009. after mueller referred these cases against the pr firm po for potential prosecution, the "new york times" reports today that the case involving the lawyer, gregory craig, it got transferred in january from federal prosecutors in new york to prosecutors in washington. so it all starts with mueller, mueller refers it for potential prosecution on sdny, sdny keeps the potential for prosecution, they -- justice department enters into a agreement with the law firm, but when it comes to gregory craig, obama's former white house counsel, that apparently has been handed to other prosecutors in washington. i don't know if that's the u.s. attorn attorney's office in d.c. or potentially prosecutors working out main justice, but according to people familiar with the came, the times reports tonight that prosecutors are moving quickly toward a decision about an i

they are saying that pope francis is expected to appoint arch bishop will ton gregory of atlanta. he is a long time leader of the church. you may recall during that time the church was dealing with its first major sex abuse scandal. but gregory received phrase during tha time for creating the dallas charter, to hold priests accountable for their actions. he has been a pest since the '70s. he would be the first african-american arch bishop here in. washingt one expert explaining the challenges of taking over this particular arch diocese in this time. >> he has a church in washington which has a pas ralministry, who has a ministry tose t who have themselves been harmed by the abuse, to those who have e lost trust in church in washington he mustrebuild trust. >> again, this reporting coming from the cn the catholic news agency. they have not confirmed gregory'sth appointment or w he's accepted it. back to you. >> leon, y thank so very much. tonight a beloved local soccer coach who has made an impact on hundreds of lives could be enjoying his last precious hours in the u.s. he will wa

david gregory, i want to get to you. elie picked up on the obstruction angle. the other headline and it is a giant one, which is that according to bill barr, robert mueller decided that there is not the evidence to prosecute the president or anyone connected to the president with any coordination or conspiracy with russia. that is a huge deal. >> there is no question about it. i mean the russians attempted to interfere in the election in 2016. the biggest most incendiary question out here was whether the president or anyone else in his campaign were colluding with the russians in that enterprise and the answer now no. they looked hard and didn't find anything. the president said it all along there was no collusion and he was right. that is a huge exoneration for the president. no way around that. and even as these political yeses, the questions congress will face around obstruction will move forward about whether the president obstructed justice, we know without bob mueller the president said he fired jim comey because he doesn't like how the russia investigati

sources suggest it's arch bishop gregory out of georgia. if he accepts, he'll step into a challenging role, dealing with washingt politics while trying to bring heeling to a fctured faithful. >> we've had a year of scandal, what a clean break, a fresh start. >> the catlic news agency believes the announcement could be made as soon as next week. >> david culver has been following this story for months as you know. as you know, the pope accepted cardinal wuerl's resignation in october. you've been folwing this process. the amount of time it's taken to get to this point i normal? >> we know it's frustrating, specifically for catholics, not only catholics and the faithful, but a l of the priests within the archdiocese, so why has it taken so long if? the reality is coming down to someone like wilton gregory has ta lot of consensus. they had to take in not only the pope's opinion but also cardinal so soupich out of chicago. we know mcilroy out of san diego came up but it looks like gregory is who they're going with. potentially next ek. we'll be

it there because the line seems to be freezing a little bit but we have got most of what you said gregory welp a co-founder of venezuela analysis dot com thanks for your time. my pleasure that is it for me sean thomas has your next r.t. world news out to larry king. i know there was a crack seems to do crack when i was a little kid my dad he was like oh. so you know like what i needed when i was a baby but i had a bad childhood. there's always playing single mothers and african-american community service and slavery. i think it's more of these teenagers having kids. you can expect a fourteen or fifteen year old first daughter now order for an employer farther and he said check out. the last place on. my car and breaking down i was unable to get to work on time so they let me go in with my paycheck that i bring home i have nearly enough to pay my car insurance. gas in my car. the great tragic comedy known as russia gate is slowly becoming part of history the resistance continues to resist trump but clearly the president has the wind at its back now is a time for a great awakening what are

gregory is a longtime leader in the church. he was president of the u.s. conference of beneficiary hops om 2001 to2004. the church was dealing with its first major sex abuseda sc a local church expert explains how taking over the washington die sis in this pivotal time. >> he has of course a church in washington which, of course, has pastoral ministry to the political community, who has a ministry to those who havelv them been harmed by the abuse, to those who have lost trust in the church in washington. he must rebuild -- >> washington says it's awaiting announcement from the holy sea and has no further comment if archbishop gregory will be appointed. he'll be the first african-americanrchbishop here washington. >>> the beltway is open again this morning after a nightmare scenario yesterday. >> that's right. a crash shut down all lanes on the interloop bringing traffic to a screeching halt for hours. this whole thing began about 2:00 p.m. yesterday when a fuel tanker overturned after some type of crash with several cars at the american legion memorial bri

crucial time for venezuela gregory will put co-founder of the website. dot com thanks for your take today on the story my pleasure. with the blackout was a key reason for us backed to call for a state of emergency the government says electricity has been fully restored in the country however washington's approach was rather different to another spanish speaking country which suffered a similar issue donald quarter as the details. u.s. senator marco rubio has been openly expressing his extreme concern over the situation in venezuela and when the blackout took place he just could not ignore it . the nationwide power failure in venezuela now go in known as twenty fifth hours comes in devastating long term economic damage in the blink of an eye the counter is entirely many improved auction capacity was destroyed by damage caused by the blackout but he was soon reminded about another much longer blackout one a bit closer to home puerto rico's eleven month long crisis became the longest blackout in u.s. history and the second longest worldwide at the time unli

joining us is david gregory, a cnn political analyst. jackie kucinich, washington bureau chief at the daily beast and a cnn political analyst and laura barron lopez, national political reporter at politico. david gregory, this is just political theater, right? this is just a messaging exercise because congress has already rejected this as we all remember just a few weeks ago. >> right. it's definitely theater. it's a hedge for the president who is going to be defeated on this emergency declaration and may hope for some support in the courts. but if he doesn't do that, he still wants to assert his priorities. budget documents are no more than wish lists now. we haven't passed a budget in a long time around here. as a result, this is a president saying he's still something that i care about. defeat or no defeat. this is what i stand for and the wall is campaigning by metaphor. it's just a way of saying i'm going to be tough on the border. make sure my voters understand they should be afraid of people coming from the southern border and tha

now to talk about this is cnn political correspondent sara murray and cnn political analyst david gregorygreat to see both of you. david gregory, judge amy berman jackson. >> no relation. >> could give him ten years, that is the maximum sentence. and the question is, will she -- she has had more run-ins with paul manafort and been more vocal about the times that she has felt that he has been flouting the legal system. what are you looking for today? >> you want to see the length, obviously, and how she makes that determination, whether it's concurrent or consecutive. because he was sentenced in the eastern district of have by judge ellis, whether that time runs altogether or whether it's stacked on top of each other that would affect how long he spends. we have a difference in the approach two of the judges. judge ellis made it very clear early on he felt there was some government overreach in the case against manafort with judge ber mapp jackson it's been different. she also has seen more of mueller's case against manafort, more of the record including witness tampering and the like. so

joining us now mary katherine ham a cnn political commentator, david gregory and jeffrey toobin a former federal prosecutor and cnn's chief legal analyst who brought his glasses today. twitter had a lot to say. >> i know, i was flattered that anyone noticed. glasses are back. >> glasses are back. here is some breaking news or breaking news sound and that's ty cobb who was the white house lawyer in charge of handling the mueller investigation has done an interview with abc news and he had remarkable praise for robert mueller. i want you to listen to this. >> i think bob mueller isnown ha prosecutor and a friend and i think -- i think the world of bob mueller. he is -- he is a very deliberate guy. but he's also a class act and a very justice-oriented person. >> he also said, jeffrey, no et blee and declareh is very different than from the president says. >> you know, there has been a major sea change since ty cobb left and emmet flood came in. emmet flood brought with him the williams and connelly mentality which is total war, title fighting all the time. rudy giuliani came in around the t

gregory: it's not a new phenomenon.: it's not a new phenomenon. we had volatility for a while. the fact is central banks have been so active for quite some time in the past has driven that volatility down. it's not particularly desirable. you want a little movement in the markets. going forward, there might be a possibility of increased volatility. you saw a reaction to the federal reserve and ecb a couple of weeks ago. 2019 and later toward is more common tree from the central banks, we want to see more increased volatility. francine: overall, what is your outlook for central banks across the world? are they all turning more dovish than expected? nick: they are. coming back to the question about bond yields, they probably won't get much larger as the federal reserve is on hold for now. one thing that is perhaps underappreciated is that there is reasonable momentum in the sector. be some was going to kind of stabilization improvement in the global economy, it will come from the consumer and the server sector. although t

. >> we have democratic congressman gregory meeks with us.'s a senior member on both the house foreign affairs committee and the house services committee. sir, what's your reaction to secretary pompeo's comments? >> number one, it's almost laughable. president trump is one to try to divide and clearly president trump has just been trying to get involved and play politics in an election in israel. so, you know, it's comical when you look at everything that this president does and his foreign policy in general. >> is it appropriate for the secretary to say that? >> absolutely not. >> why do you think that? >> look, i'm saying because -- look, here's what we get. the president is trying to divide -- if you listen to some of his statements regarding israel and trying to turn it around as if democrats and republicans are against israel, we know it's not true. it's a lie. when you look at democrats and republicans, by the way, stand strongly with israel, when you look at iron dome and foreign defense and understanding that israel has a right to def

we'll get reaction and more from new york congressman gregory meeks. that coming next. naysayer said no one would subscribe to a car the way they subscribe to movies. we don't follow the naysayers. ♪ ♪ conventional wisdom says you can't make a 400 horsepower sedan, that's also environmentally conscious. we don't follow conventional wisdom. ♪ ♪ >> we're issuing a emergency border to ground all flights of the boeing 737 max 8 and max 9467. boeing is an incredible company. they are working very hard right now. hopefully they will quickly come up with the answer. but until they do, the planes are grounded. david: president trump issuing an emergency order to ground all boeing 737 max 8 and max 9 aircraft. following deadly crash in ethiopia sunday. u.s. was among last of a few major country to not ban the max jets. faa saying that decision was result of new evidence found at ethiopiaian crashsite. bringing congressman gregory meeks. did the president make the right decision? >> i think he did. you have to error on the side of caution. when you hear the last piece as a result

joining us now is david gregory. thank you all for being with us.have to say while that discussion was going on largely we were just watching. >> that was a spectator sport. >> i cot a glimpse got a glimpsf you, and your jaws were dropped. >> yeah, i wrote a book about the lieu win ski case, but it is interesting to see, you know, the aggressiveness that judge star reflected during his t tenure. he knows how to draw distinctions between things, but the matter of perspective did seem different to me. >> david gregory? >> jeffrey has covered, not just the impeachment scandal, but going back to iran kantra, how partisan the independent council becomes and how it is viewed around the surrounding activity. the chances are they will find something. that was true of the special prosecutor when they looked into the valley plain episode. i think this business of moral judge and the political take away, what was not included was the fact that if that happens today, he would not have survived. having an affair with a 21-year-old intern in the white house would

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last month gregory believed he could spend it and to go. he said he and friends spent weeks designing the jumps and his parents were supportive as it was better than kids anti- playing video games. >> he came home and said we are going to build bike jobs. i said great. >> reporter: hoas says it will be restoring that area, which means it will likely remove the track. he wrote in a letter quote there is considerable risk to the association should a child or an individual suffer injury. >> i would rather a broken arm for this then carpal tunnel from playing video games. >> reporter: the hoas also says that area should be maintained as an actual creek area and walking path. >> it is not aesthetically pleasing and someone could get injured and they will be the ones that win. >> those are probably the same people complaining about kids inside on their phones to go. >> reporter: the family says want all of this is gone they may try to convince danville city hall to build another one of these somewhere in town.>>> we are making progress. the rain

my name is gregory and i'm the chief of patrol for castro community on patrol. we're one of 12 organizations that make up the group castro cares, which is a program that we started in 2015 to help improve the quality of life issues for both people living on the streets as well as the residents and merchants of areas. the reality is that there are at least four different types of homeless populations. we see song term san francisco residents with no shelter and a group we call travellers that come introduce our neighborhood with other cities and they're here for just a short period of time. those who are eligible for a night-time bed in a shelter or navigation center and four, those who are in support of housing such as s.r.o. hotel rooms. the last two groups or on the streets because they're not allowed to be or not expected to be in their shelters or rooms for 24 hours a day. this suggests the need for some type of day-time drop-in center like the one provided by north beach citizens to allow people to find connections to services as well as comfortable spaces

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if gregory accepts, he'd become washington's first black archbishop, stepping into ag challengrole.nt sex abuse scandals could make the once prized position a little less appealing. >> i think a lot of people are ing for closur they're looking to move on. we've had a year of scandal. people want to see a clean break, a fresh start. >> wuerl resignedn october after a washington grand jury report was released last summer. the report alleged wuerl, who was bishop of pittsburgh, did priests, stop predator something he denies. the announcement regarding gregory could be made as soon as next week. >>> as washington catholics prepare for the transition, a new law would stop sex abuse. reports of sex crimes is to be made immediately. there could be prosecution and sanction any sex abuse claim not reported right away. this new law is supposed to be a model for the catholic church worldwide. >>> five robberies in ten days. police believe the same guy is responsible for breaking into several businesses in prince george's county. they've released this surveillance video, hoping someone might re

rochelle harrison plus and gregory plus have this report. >> on this dairy farm in cressida, michael l and have been handcrafting sheep's milk cheese since 2011. rename their to creations. ththat is if eu nenegotiators gt their way during the new round of trade talks with australia. to stopk wants australian producers from using iconic european labels, such as seiko a, -- such as per prosesecco and gorgonzola. concern for the australian market is there would be extensions to the list. what are we going to add next? federation said it would leave australian consumers confused. the eu ambassador to australia says it works both ways and any agreement would also protect australian products. the foodcations for and wine industry are enormous as products like prosecco and feta are household staples here. what is in a name? >> i like to get the european brands. i grew up with european brands. matter.uldn't >> according to many producers, renaming and rebranding their goods could lead to millions of dollars out of pocket. as the standoff continues, eu trade officials have warned there will b

i said, "my gosh, they think gregory and i are brothers."nah's show, "the dinah shore show," and dr. j was a guest. and somebody thought we were brothers because we looked it. - harvey: oh, my gosh. - so i'm out there in the afro-american community as a brother. your contract is up on "jeopardy!" in 2020. can you imagine a life without "jeopardy!"? - sure. - what are the odds that you will stay after 2020? - sure. - what are the odds naysayer said no one would subscribe to a car the way they subscribe to movies. we don't follow the naysayers. ♪ ♪ let's see, aleve is than tylenol extra strength. and last longer with fewer pills. so why am i still thinking about this? i'll take aleve. aleve. proven better on pain. this is the avery's trying the hottest new bistro.ery's. wait...and the hottest taqueria? and the hottest...what are those? oh, pierogis? and this is the avery's wondering if eating out is eating into saving for their first home. this is jc... (team member) welcome to wells fargo, how may i help? (vo) who's here to help with a free f

pope francis asked bishop gregory to succeed cardinal wuerl.cepts, he'd become washington's first black archbishop. while stepping into what is no doubt a very challenging role, espeally given recent sex abuse scandals. it could make the once prizedpo tion less appealing. >> i think a lot of people are looking for closure. they're looking to move on. we've had a year of scandal. people want to see a clean break, a fresh start. >> wuerl resigned in october after a pennsylvania grandrtury reas released. that report alleged that he, while serving asp bisf pittsburgh, did little to stop predator priests, something he and hisrt sups have denied. the catholic news agency believes that when itomes to gregory, the announcement could be made official as soons next week, something we'll be following closely. >>> as washington catholics t prepare f transition, the vatican has issued a new law aimed at stopping sex abuse. pope francis' new law requires vatican church officials to report sex crimes immediately. the law is meant to protect minors and vulnera

our first call comes from gregory in california. democrats line, you are on. caller: hello, stephen. climate change solutions are going to lie in the details. i have three detailed ideas i would like his thinking on. we have heard of transit oriented development. how about transit only development. the government does subsidized low market housing for people who will forgo car ownership. there will not be any parking spaces. they will get a transit pass. we had 10 years ago, here's another one. clunkers.h for how about a lifetime transit pass for your clunker? that would be much more effective. this was in the 2009 stimulus sponsored it was not, by senator dianne feinstein. one more, pay how you drive car insurance. . let's reward people for driving ,n a way that is moderate, safe and fuel-efficient, which is also less carbon into the atmosphere. host: thank you for that. we will let our guest respond. guest: thank you for your call. you raised some really important point. in our really clear peace that a cap and trade program would not do everything that woul

joining me now to discuss this and several other topics and congressman gregory meeks of new york.just first your impression of the role that president trump has played in the wake of the new zealand attacks. we have seen members of his administration call out white nationalism. we haven't necessarily heard that from the president. do you think the president should be more forceful in regards to that? >> absolutely. the president is supposed to be and he is the most powerful person in the world. and therefore he has the biggest mega phone in the world. and he uses it for other reasons. but on this and anytime we are talking about white supremacy he chooses not to use it. the language that he uses continually, even when he talked about the horrific incident in new zealand, he came back and was talking about invaders which is the same kind of language that you see white nationalists consistent base. you add that on the kinds of things the president has said whether during the campaign or before the campaign started, whether it was about barack obama and his status, those languages th

posing her as a star water polo recruit with her face photoshopped on an athletes body.nats claim gregory and marcia abbott - who went to princeton and duke respectively - were so desperate to get their great schools, they paid 125,000. mrs abbott was freelance fashion editor, but theres no doubt shed rather this story unwritten. (ken)that was john hall reporting.also among those appearing in court today: margie klapper, the co-owner of m&m bling, a jewlery business in menlo park.san francisco entrepeneur todd blake...and marci palatella of healdsburg... founder of preservation distillery in kentucky. (pam) as we reported earlier... another measles case in the bay area today... the santa clara county health department says, another person who returned to the county.... after travelling internationally... has come down with the disease. this is the third case this year for santa clara county.... (pam) this is the latest... in now more than a dozen measles cases which are confirmed across the state. (ken) our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala caught up with the director of state departm

maggie haberman is back with us and we're going to bring in john avlon and david gregory.n, i think this puts democrats, all of this puts democrats in a very interesting place this morning. why? well, because of things they have said to us outloud over the last 20 months or so. take this interview that now house judiciary chair jerry nadler did with alisyn camerota. listen to this. >> it's become very clear that the trump campaign concluded with the russians in trying to subvert the election. have some h . >> how has that -- hold on. how can you say that definitively that they've collided? >> well, the fact that -- the fact that manafort and trump jr. met with russian agents who told them that they wanted to give them dirt on hillary as part of the russian government's attempt to help them and that they said fine. i mean, it's clear that the campaign concluded. and there's a lot of evidence of that. >> so jerry nadler said it's clear the campaign concluded. robert mueller says, and i quote, the investigation did not establish that the campaign conspired or coordinate with

woman: and i contacted gregory to say, can i come out and get it because we don't have any of those specimensn the collection.. yep, thatat's xerotricha a ther. and who's this little guy? emily han: is that a cochlicella barbara? a really teeny, tininy one? vendetttti: yep, that's a juvenile. so, in fefebruary 1 of 2016, i came out here, the hans ininvited me, and we just did a little exploration of their backyard and collected xerotricha conspurcata, so, the species we're talking about, but then also o this other specicies cald cochlicella barbara, which also is a first record for los angeles county. and then now, almost two years later, i'm back asassessing are those species still here. and they are. we literally are collaborators. like, we have papers together with all of our names on it. so, those are things that-- that collaboration makes this specimen and citizen science and standing in this backyard a really meaningful thing. pauly: this one's gonna go right there. we have the specimens that you see behind me, and other specimens all throughout ththis institution. over 35 5 llion spece

reporter from "the washington post," jeffrey toobin and david gregory. is that true that he's speaking publicly about endorsing the mueller probe? >> this is just a very different approach to the investigation that's been taken since he left. he was hired basically to cooperate with the mueller investigation, to turn over documents, facilitate white house officials coming in to agree to be interviewed. ever since emmet flood replaced him, he comes from williams & conley which has a very different approach to investigations which is to fight everything all the time. rudy giuliani came in, led the public offensive against the mueller investigation. that's obviously something that the president is much more comfortable with. the sort of full attack mode rather than the cooperative mode. look, he's still president. i guess it worked out okay for him so far. >> it is striking to hear a guy who was leading the white house effort to say, not a witch hunt, not a witch hunt two days after cpac where the president is saying hoax, witch hunt. >> ty cobb, with all r

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joining us now is jeffrey toobin, cnn chief legal analyst, david gregory and margaret ta lubb. can we throw up that graph again. i've reason reading the analysts from critics and watchers over the weekend. there seem to be three strains of nal lanalysis here. he's trying to distract from the mueller report which could be coming out. and maybe he's just trying to startle us and continue to shatter the political norms that we've seen. number three, george conway and others, still crystal say this is an example of the president's mental capacity and he's losing control. i suppose there's a fourth which is that, oh, this is just the way he is. i'm not sure of those four what might be the most disturbing. and the last might be. >> right. because there's -- there should be no willingness to accept a president who behaves this way as just kind of his normal behavior. i think it's far more intentional than that. i think that we what we see, just what we put on the screen sin ticcative of somethiis indi of what the president has done to overwhelm the news media and start so many discuss