grassley: senator hatch has a manager's amendment. is there any objection to the manager's amendment? will put the rest of my without objection, that amendment is adopted. those in favor of s-994 signifying by saying aye, proposed saying no. the ayes have it. the bill is passed out of committee and reported to the floor. now do people want to speak? senator harris. sen. harris: thank you mr. chairman. i would like to say a few words about protecting the special counsel's investigation, specifically the obligation i believe we have as senators to ensure the special counsel is given the independence he needs to follow the facts where they may lead. as we all know, our justice system is built on a foundation of trust, that the american people trust our system of justice. the trust also that the rule of law applies to everyone equally. this means that if an individual has broken the rules, then that person will face consequences, whoever they are, wherever they are, whenever that occurs. our system does not allow someone to change the rul

one of these hatched.ehold the one she named was fertilized. >> how many do you have to buy before you find one that does this. >> she bought it with the intent of rolling the dice and she got lucky. >> aldi saw she posted this online that she was able to hatch the egg. she said we don't think that's so bad either but maybe our supplier wants to control the production chain. she's not telling which store she bought it from because she wants to try this experiment again. >> she is getting free chickens. >>> a news agency is testing it for themselves to see if it actually worked. >> do we see the chick completely out of the egg? >> yes. here is >> she's making a dress out of trash bags. see it next right this minute. >> students show off their musical chops. >> they entitle it that's what we like. >> this hit is sure to be what you like. >>> plus mithe thursday buzz wo is coming up. the thing that's really important to dentists is to make sure that that enamel stays strong and resilient for a lifetime the mo

that hatch later so the first chick that hatch has will receive all of her care and then the second tick that hatch as if she has enough resources to care for that check text number three and four will usually die from starvation. even chick number two has at best a fifty fifty chance of survival to. most on the story and nothing in which i let you fit in here at the menu of those doing. this but isn't so. that. there. today both men delude chicks had a good checa. there's a new kind of nest being tested out at tumble pata it's made of cement soaked burlap researchers want to see if it's more durable than wooden nests which only last a couple of years in the jungle. sixty five. but today things don't seem to be going well for these two chicks from the experimental nest neither shows signs of being fed by their parents and researcher liz piper is concerned i mean these because it's just a beginner who they are and they come back from the clay and they're going to feed them there you know. time to get these chicks back home. research after sundown at the center can be challenging a ge

so senator hatch? >> thank you-i'd like to offer a few remarks in honor of tom chipping who spent nearly 15 years as a valued member of my staff and this committee. we all know tom, we all care for tom and love him, he's a fixture on this committee and one of the true experts on judicial nominati nominations. tom joined my staff in 2003. he'd previously spent 14 years on the grass-roots side of things focusing his work on the federal judiciary and the judicial appointments and he's put that expertise to great use in the committee. he knows everything there is to know about nominations. he can quote statistics and history off the top of his head going back years and decades, really. tom has also handled a number of bills on topics relating from religious freedom to art exhibitions. he served as the deputy staff director as the senate impeachment trial committee in 2010 and drafted hundreds of floor speeches and record statements during his time here. he's been a wonderful staffer. it's hard to imagine l

so lavigne, lithat's where i fe in love with cross hatching. the bar spans a lot of decades and is a wonderful collection of cartoons. it goes back to another one of the great grand daddies of political cartooning. this is back in the golden age of political cartooning. he would do these beautiful colors that would be two-page spreads for the magazine. if you remember yoremember this mean, to call it a cartoon is almost putting it down, because it was a real work of art. it was like an oil painting. so there's a couple of kepplers here from puck magazine. i think this would be sort of the next one. the cartoons are almost all from the reagan era. i think when richard and i were brought in is when people were failing to recognize gene kirkpatrick and people like that. sometimes the new help will come in and they're constantly being asked who are these people? oh, that's bob dole. don't you remember bob dole? no, i don't remember bob dole. this wall is a mishmash of different cartoonist work. this is richard thompson. that's me. another richard t

. >> so your workers were going from hatch to hatch, opening them up, looking for him. >>> they wouldere and look for him. they didn't want to leave. >> little did they know, jesse had made a similar decision. he saw a glint of light and positioned himself there until they could find him. >> according to one of the cameras, they saw some hand prints on the sewer, inside. >> inside the pipe? >> as you know, a sewer has some kind of a film. anybody that touches it can make some marks. so the hand prints were present and it looked like elbows coming down leaving marks. >> as if he was trying to hold on. >> around 5:00 a.m., rescuers opened the maintenance hatch and instead saw jesse sitting there. >> the first thing they hear is help. >> more than 12 hours after fell in, jesse came out. >> when he was located, he was cold, he was scared, he was hungry, a little bit of a natural shock that would take place for anyone being in that environment for that long. >> the bureau of sanitation gave him a phone to call his mom. >> you can just imagine the relief that they had felt from hearing thei

the funniest when they aboard a hatch. >> they left the hatch open and he fell down the hatch and the on top of him and that was a mess. >> he came back and made a new cake for the people. >> my parents got their strawberry wedding cake in 1977. >> i want the butterfly one. >> the kids coming in from the school and buying cookies and as they grow up, we make their cakes. we have been part of their lives for a long time. >> reporter: the memories are as good as the butter cookies. in berkeley, i am leslie brinkley. >> so many memories they created and delectable treats. >>> you can see the change today. >> getting much needed change. >> we are. and adodon't leave the hatch op on your yacht. a few sprinkles this afternoon and passed through the area now. more vigorous system on its way. that is the one bringing us the rainfall. meanwhile, 24-hour temperature change. so much cooler right now across the bay area. than at this hour yesterday. 12 degrees cooler in san francisco. 15 in hayward. beautiful sky there looking from rooftop camera here. oakland 59. 68 at gilroy and 55 at half moon

go ahead, senator hatch. >> ok. i'd first like to say that i appreciate your work and the work of other members of this committee on this legislation. this is a thorny issue and i recognize we're trying to do the right thing here. from the earliest days of the mueller investigation i have said -- can we get that to work? >> put a quarter in it. [laughter] >> i will try to talk louder. >> it surely won't be graham's quarter, i will tell you that. [laughter] that is good. >> it is working now. i am familiar with senator graham, too. >> from the earliest days of the mueller investigation i've said the investigation should be allowed to run its course. i think that's in the best interest of both the president and the country. firing mueller would cause a firestorm and bring the administration's agenda to a halt, it could even result in impeachment. i think we're right to convey a strong message to the president that he should not fire robert mueller. i've said that many times and i've joined my colleagues today in co-sp

the funniest when they aboard a hatch. >> they left the hatch open and he fell down the hatch and thewas a mess. >> he came back and made a new cake for the people. >> my parents got their strawberry wedding cake in 1977. >> i want the butterfly one. >> the kids coming in from the school and buying cookies and as they grow up, we make their cakes. we have been part of their lives for a long time. >> reporter: the memories are as good as the butter cookies. in berkeley, i am leslie brinkley. >> so many memories they created and delectable treats. >>> you can see the change today. >> getting much needed change. >> we are. and adodon't leave the hatch op on your yacht. a few sprinkles this afternoon and passed through the area now. more vigorous system on its way. that is the one bringing us the rainfall. meanwhile, 24-hour temperature change. so much cooler right now across the bay area. than at this hour yesterday. 12 degrees cooler in san francisco. 15 in hayward. beautiful sky there looking from rooftop camera here. oakland 59. 68 at gilroy and 55 at half moon bay. check out this vie

hatch is retiring. romney, the 2012 republican presidential nominee now has to square off against 11 other contenders in a june primary. >> nearly 60 people were killed and more than 100 wounded today in afghanistan. a suicide bomber blew himself up at a voter registration center in kabul. children are among the victims. isis claimed responsibility for the attack. it is the deadliest attack so far in the leadup to october's parliamentary elections. >>> anti-government protests ragefordd for a fifth day. more than two dozen people have been killed in violent clashes with police. the protests started wednesday over a long time president daniel ortega's plan to increase workers contributions to social security and cut pensions. >>> closer to home, two college fraternities have been suspended or expelled in recent days. meg oliver has more on the latest greek life campus controversies. we caution you, some of the video is disturbing. >> do you know the oath? >> reporter: syracuse university permanently expe

then mcconnell i guess went to hatch and said the same. then when the names were announced, i called literally every one of them on the phone, regardless of party or hour which house they were in, rob knows that. the democrats had had a meeting prior to that meeting, but republicans do the same thing. i think it was just put on notice not to make it partisan. andrea: moving on to broadening the conversation beyond pensions a little bit. the house of representatives is voting on a balanced budget amendment to the u.s. constitution. what is your stance on this and do you think the senate will go for it? what are its chances of becoming law? mr. brown: it's sort of interesting that because they -- the majority party blew a hole in the federal budget, they've got to go back and say, please let's do a balanced budget constitutional amendment so we don't do bad things anymore. [laughter] eally? andrea: checks and balances. you recently said that trade enforcement is not the same thing as a trade war. do you agree with the president's move to hol

senator hatch? you thank youai mr. chairman. i would like to offer a few remarks you all know him we loved him onon the committee and one of the true experts on nomination. he joined with staff previously spent 14 years on the grassroots side focusing his work on the federal judiciary appointment and he was not to great use here in the committee he knows everything there is to know nomination statistics and history is quoted off the top of his head going back years and decades. he also handled a number of important bills with topics from disability to religious freedom to exhibition. hert served as the deputy staff in 2010 and drafted hundreds of pages of records statement during his time here. he has been a wonderful staffer it was hard to envision life without him he is leaving us soon for a think tank so this is about our most pressing legal problems i cannot imagine the committee without him he has done an outstanding job and i walked long one -- wish them the very best in his next adventure. >> for somebody who has been aro

chicks hatched in the same place. they were named seth, achy, and kd. >> in celebration of earth day, volunteers gala -- gathered. they want to the public area beautiful by planting and composting gardens. one team of volunteers got rid of weed. they want to bring back the animals that are native to the area. earth day is celebrated in 200 countries. this year's earth day needs to rate -- raise awareness on plastic pollution around the world. >>> rosemary orozco has a look of the forecast. >> it is a beautiful day. i am giving you a look of a beautiful golden gate bridge. san francisco is check in at 55 degrees. oakland, 56. 64, livermore. >> we have fairly present conditions and clear skies. i expect temperatures to cool off once again. it will be 48 degrees. it could have that patchy fog. we are clear at that moment. >> that breeze tapers off just a little bit. we could see a little bit of cloud cover here. >> 48 to start your morning. 49 for san jose. 45 is expected in santa rosa. like today, we are expected to see

i would like to recognize senator hatch. i like to follow him. and then we will do u.s. attorneys and then we will turn to the bell. and then well have a substitute amendment. well had whatever debate you want on the bill. i would like to offer a few remarksip we all care for tom and we love him. one of the true experts. on that judicial appointments. they put the expertise to great use here on the committee. going back years and decades really. he is also handled a number of important bells. two religious freedom. in has drafted hundreds of speeches. he has been a wonderful staffer. they will continue to write aboutt the most pressing legal problems. i wish him the very best in his next adventure. we all know that we all owe them a thanks for the hard work because they helped people and other senators on this committee. in this particular case nominating procedures take up a great tile of time with the staff. i want to express thanks. i'm sure that senator hatch was there. i owe an awful -- and awful lot to him. we applaud you. okay. i think we will do these. we've alre

it's just really nice toilet paper. " when better chickens are hatched, we will hatch them."t's why all of the tyson chicken that bears his name is raised with no antibiotics ever. every nugget, strip and drumstick. keep it real. keep it tyson. she pretty much lives in her favorite princess dress. but once a week i let her play sheriff so i can wash it. i use tide to get out those week old stains and downy to get it fresh and soft. you are free to go. tide and downy together. eucerin has been solving dry skin problems for over 100 years. discover eucerin advanced repair. it moisturizes dry, itchy rough skin for immediate relief and proven 48 hour moisture. for healthier looking skin, look for eucerin. >>> it case you missed it, larry harvey, the creator of burning mans withes that died. >>> and history was made at the nfl draft. the first one handed player in the league. sundaying the league at the combine, and bench pressing 225 pounds 20 times with a prosthetic left hand. and the simpsons. excuse me. we'll take a quick break, bill will help me out here with the simpsons. >>

i would have to say the only person there that impressed me was orrin hatch.tom line, facebook is free to use because it's an advertising based product. we have people on our sales staff for tv shows and magazines, they have to go to media buyers and presented demographic. we understand that. "the five" has a great demographic. affluent people who like to travel and entertain, so maybe we can get advertisers for automobiles or cruise lines or beer because of what we are doing is we're using our audience to attract advertisers which pays for the shows so the viewers can use it. facebook is exactly that model. he had to explain that to these idiots. the only person who got it was orrin hatch when he facetiously said, so facebook is free, right? how do you pay for it? advertising. hatch smiles and looks around saying you guys are idiots. that's the funny part. the bigger problem that they completely missed except for one person, the creation of fake videos they'd appear real in order to create fear and foment panic. there is new technology where they can take you

senator orrin hatch chairs this hearing. >> the committee will come to order. we're going to start with my partner today because he is to get back to the floor. but i will give my statement. >> chairman, i want to thank you for your courtesy. you always go to great lengths to give me opportunities to juggle a hectic schedule. we're getting ready to introduce a big agriculture bill. so i appreciate making the opening statement. we'll keep it brief and then come back. daniel hearing on tax filing typically inspires enthusiasm most people bring to a prolonged root canal procedure. but this year there's tax policy issues with serious consequences for millions of americans. small businesses are stuck in a bureaucratic twilight zone. there's confusion about how the new tax law works. on tested policies, sloppy drafting and outright mistakes in the law. in addition there's a trump cabinet turf battle that is added to the uncertainty that businesses will be in the dark about how the tax rule applies. so here's the bottom line. estimated tax payments are due. millions o

then mcconnell i guess went to hatch and said the same. when the names were announced i called nearly every one of them on the phone regardless of which house they're in. rob knows that. democrats had a meeting prior to that meeting, republicans did the same. i think it was put on notice, and we're not going to and rob knows we aren't. >> that's good to know. moving on to broadening the conversation beyond pensions a little bit. the house of representatives is voting on a balanced budget amendment to the u.s. constitution. what is your stance on this and do you think the senate will go for it? what are its chances of becoming law? >> you know, it is sort of interesting that because they -- the majority party blew a hole in the budget and they have to say, please, let's go back and do a budget amendment so we don't do bad things anymore. really, stop us from doing this, stop ourselves by doing that. >> checks and balances. you recently said that trade enforcement is not the same thing as a trade war. do you agree with the president's move t

experts say other eggs may not hatch at all. the hawk cam is viewable any time on youtube. >> isn't that cool? >> can we just watch that. >> life has begun. >> i'm pretty sure that youtube channel will be more popular now. everybody will want to see what the baby chick is doing. you go to the park and see the chicks start to follow the ducks around. >> that's cool. >> here is a live look outside in san jose. it's rain overnight but all of it has cleared out this morning. here is a live look outside as you get ready to head out the door. either going to be very cool start. some upper 40s throughout the morning and some mid-50s by 11:00. you see that we don't warm up much more than there, only upper 50s today. normally we're at about 69 degrees for this time of year, so we're much cooler than where we should be with our highs in san francisco to 58 degrees, 60 in naacp, 59 in oakland. this is all behind that rain and the cold front that moved through yesterday evening. as you're getting dressed this morning, make sure you add on t

headquarters. >> the three peregrine falcon chicks hatched.if you have suggestions, send tweets using hashtag pge for me. the deadline is thursday. last year the chicks hatched in the very same place. they were named after the warriors. how about bill, clay, and trayvine? >>> getting medical help was a challenge after flooding led to lamb slides in hawaii. >> how they're navigating the big mess coming up. >>> this campaign is celebrated and 192 countries. organizers have planted 28 million trees in afghanistan. in 2014, nasa asked -- took photos of themselves outside with the hashtag global selfie. to move california forward, we need to help more californians get ahead. that's why antonio villaraigosa brought both parties together to balance the state budget with record investments in public schools... and new career training programs. as mayor of la, he brought police and residents together to get illegal guns off the streets - and keep kids out of gangs, and on the right path. that's antonio villaraigosa. a governor for all of california. ou

this is a live look from the webcam right now where the three chicks hatched last month.he researchers will band the birds so they can track them once they leave the nest. if you'd like to watch them as they wake up and as dawn breaks, we have a link posted on our website, abc7news.com. >>> an effort under way to change sexual harassment policies. supporters calling for passage of a bill to prohibit employers from forcing employees to signing arbitration agreements. >> if it is passed, it will ensure that what happened to me and my co-workers will never happen again because it will prohibit employers from forcing employees to sign away their constitutional rights as a condition of employment. >> critics say the bill does not do enough to protect people who have already signed arbitration agreements. they also fear it could spark a wave of millions of lawsuits. >>> from 7 on your side this morning e. coli linked to lettuce has made people sick across the united states. it's resulted in a shortage of romaine lettuce. rubio's restaurant in the embarcadero center posted a sig

. >> reporter: then jesse slogged his way more than half a mile to a hatch.ted more than a dozen hours. this is a sewer, what -- >> it smelled nasty. >> reporter: smelled pretty gross, huh? >> yeah. >> reporter: finally, rescuers following his handprints, opened that hatch, pulling him out. jesse asking for a phone. what did you say to your mom? >> mom, i'm okay. where are you at? come pick me up. >> reporter: come pick me up. immediately, huh? his father, getting an unexpected apology. >> he says, don't get mad, i lost my phone. i was like, don't worry about the phone! >> reporter: the missing phone likely gone forever. the missing boy, back home where he belongs. whit johnson, abc news, los angeles. >> incredible he made it out alive. thanks so much for watching. i'm tom llamas. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. have a great evening. good night. >> i knew it was gun >> how good samaritans came the aid. >> we have our crime lab folks out here and the coroner out here and it will be a long night. >> the focus turns to figuring out exactly what

it's just really nice toilet paper. " when better chickens are hatched, we will hatch them."t's why all of the tyson chicken that bears his name is raised with no antibiotics ever. every nugget, strip and drumstick. keep it real. keep it tyson. she pretty much lives in her favorite princess dress. but once a week i let her play sheriff so i can wash it. i use tide to get out those week old stains and downy to get it fresh and soft. you are free to go. tide and downy together. eucerin has been solving dry skin problems for over 100 years. discover eucerin advanced repair. it moisturizes dry, itchy rough skin for immediate relief and proven 48 hour moisture. for healthier looking skin, look for eucerin. >>> avengers infinity war flexed its muscle with the largest opening of all time. the film grossed over $250 million domestically, and took in $630 million worldwide, passing "star wars" the force awakens. the movie brings together over two dozen superheroes in the ten year culmination of marvel studios cinematic universe including spider man, ironman, captain america and "black

it's just really nice toilet paper. " when better chickens are hatched, we will hatch them."t's why all of the tyson chicken that bears his name is raised with no antibiotics ever. every nugget, strip and drumstick. keep it real. keep it tyson. she pretty much lives in her favorite princess dress. but once a week i let her play sheriff so i can wash it. i use tide to get out those week old stains and downy to get it fresh and soft. you are free to go. tide and downy together. eucerin has been solving dry skin problems for over 100 years. discover eucerin advanced repair. it moisturizes dry, itchy rough skin for immediate relief and proven 48 hour moisture. for healthier looking skin, look for eucerin. >>> we're announcing that t-mobile and sprint have reached a definitive agreement to come together and form a new stronger company. a company that -- >> cell phone companies t-mobile and sprint have decided to team up to take on rival mobile giants verizon and at&t. if approved the combined company could be worth over $146 billion while still using the t-mobile name. the company

no one would have expected kimjong—un chickens before they hatch.ted kim jong—un to make this announcement, salei think in that context it is an indicator of the direction the north koreans are heading in —— so i think. 0n of the direction the north koreans are heading in —— so i think. on top of that, most people had missed that he has announced —— enunciated a new line which is to declare victory in terms of their development of nuclear weapons and missiles, and now to pivot towards development of his economy. and he knows in order to do that he is going to need to put his nuclear programme on the bargaining table. do you think that this is significant progress, looking forward to the summit between north korea and south korea next week and further ahead to the hoped—for summit between north korea and washington or is it all part of the game which must be played to show willingness? you know, i have got to say that i am getting tired of the media analysis that this is all a game. i of the media analysis that this is alla game. i have of the media

hatch: mr. president, there's no excuse for the delays in the confirmation process except sheer partisanship. it amounts to an ongoing partial government shutdown, and it definitely hurts the american people. such obstruction is not worthy of the united states senate, and the resulting judicial vacancies do great harm to the judicial system. these are not my words, mr. president, but the words of the senator from vermont, senator leahy, when he chaired the judiciary committee in 2014. judicial vacancies today are 60% higher than when he expressed those concerns back then. vacancies are 52% higher than what he said was a, quote, disaster for our nation's overburdened courts. unquote. the administrative office of the u.s. courts labeled some judicial vacancies as judicial emergencies because of their duration and impact on caseloads. on march 12, 2012, the senator from illinois, senator durbin, said that 35 judicial emergency vacancies would cause the administration of justice to suffer at every l

chairman hatch and i have been talking about this for some time. the colleagues with very good ideas on both sides of the aisle, that's the way we do it. with that, thank you both. always good to see you ms. brandt. you have a lot of good ideas to put into perspective. with that the finance committee , is adjourned. the energy and commerce subcommittee is considering legislation aimed at combating the opioid depth -- opioid epidemic. members of the subcommittee spoke on the floor about the problem and more of the 60 bills that are being offered. mr. burgess: i thank the speaker. mr. speaker, the -- the opioid epidemic has swept across this country, impacting millions of americans who have lost loved ones to this preventable crisis. no community is immune.

hatch: thank you, mr. president. as president pro tempore of the united states senate, i ask my colleagues to join us in voting swiftly and unanimously in support of mike pompeo's nomination. -- to serve as the next secretary of state. frankly, i am embarrassed by the naked partisanship that was on display during director pompeo's confirmation hearing. the director deserves better than this. that his nomination was nearly sent to the floor without recommendation is an utter disgrace. this is a graduate of west point, a man who served our nation honorably as a cavalry officer in the united states army. this is a talented litigator who graduated from harvard law school, where he served as editor of the law review. this is an accomplished businessman, a former member of congress, and a current director of the central intelligence agency. this is a man who is qualified to serve in every respect. and yet some of my colleagues wanted to block director pompeo's nomination on the grounds that he supports our president. give

and i would like to read the statement by the distinguished chairman senator hatch. warm welcome to our two witnesses here today. our first witness will be dr. giroir was confirmed by the senate by a voice vote, something that rarely happens come in just two months ago in february and is serving as her assistant secretary for the department of health and human services. doctors giroir hearing was not in this committee, but we are pleased his appointment as secretary opiate policy that brings him before us today. prior to his current position, dr. giroir was a physician, scientist and also an animator. the biotech startup ceo served in a number of leadership decisions in both the federal government and also in academia. the rest of dr. giroir's professional career is far too long to describe here. he's quite a gentleman and let me just include a few highlights. each are the veterans choice act blue ribbon panel from 2014 and 2015. he directed the texas task force on infectious disease preparedness, responses during the ebola emergency. he was ceo of texas amm science

to be in this mess for a long time well i wouldn't call it the state patch there isn't any escape hatchhowever i think it would give him the opportunity we saw when zuckerberg was testifying he was actually off the biologist by a number of congressmen and senators they actually asked him they said would you be willing to work with us to craft legislation to prevent this happening in the future and now of course that's like asking the fox to guard the hen house but i think that these issues a so complex i think our political leaders demonstrated they didn't have the solution for the complexity of the issues so i think facebook's only really escape even though there is an escape there only way out of this is to help croft a solution that would protect the public equal to responsible thing to do and like you say they have the resources and i've always argued that from my days as a regulator come in and tell us what we got done we may not do exactly what you said we may make an awful we may or may actually make it weaker in some areas but at least explain your circumstance rather than havin

we turn to senator hatch to discuss s-994. you wanted to discuss it, didn't you? go ahead, but if you want to put your statement on the record -- >> i will put my statement on the record. i think everybody agrees with this. i am going to thank the chairman for bringing the protecting religiously affiliated institutions act before the dictionary committee today best the judiciary committee today -- the judiciary committee today. i would especially like to thank senator feinstein for working with me on this. i will put the rest of my statement on the record. >> senator hatch has a manager's amendment. is there any objection to the manager's amendment? without i jumped to death without objection, that an image is adopted -- without objection, that amendment is adopted. the ayes definitely have it come us of the bill is passed out of committee and reported to the floor. now do people want to speak? senator harris. >> thank you mr. chairman. i would like to say a few words about protecting the special counsel's investigation, specifically the obligation i believe we ha

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hatch is retiring. the 2012 republican presidential nominee, now has to square off against 11 other contenders in a june primary. nearly 60 people were killed and more than 100 wounded today in afghanistan. a suicide bomber blew himself up at a voter registration center in kabul. children are among the victims. isis claimed responsibility for the attack. it's the deadliest attack so far in the lead-up to october's parliamentary elections. anti-government protests raged rer a fifth day in nicaragua. more than two dozen people have been killed since wednesday in violent clashes with police. the protests were over president daniel ortega's plan to increase workers' contributions to social security and cut pensions. late today he scrapped those reforms. closer to home, two college fraternities have been suspended or expelled in recent days. meg oliver has more on the latest greek life campus controversies. we caution you, some of the video is disturbing. h? do you know the oath? >> reporter: syracuse univer

to be in this mess for a long time well i wouldn't call in the state patch there isn't any escape hatch however i think it would given the opportunity we saw when zuckerberg was testifying he was actually off the biologist by a number of congressmen and senators they actually asked him they said would you be willing to work with us to craft legislation to prevent this happening in the future and now of course that's like asking the fox to guard the hen house but i think that these issues the so complex i think our political leaders demonstrated they didn't have a solution for the complexity of the issues so i think facebook's only really escape even though there isn't an escape there only way out of this is to help croft a solution that would protect the public equal to responsible thing to do and like you say they have the resources and i've always argued that from my days as a regulator come in and tell us what we got done well we may not do exactly what you said we may make an opportunity to make may actually make it weaker in some areas but at least explain your circumstance rather

you can join as it's being hatched, or you can join much later. as an example, you know, in a stolen car ring, you can lay the plans to do it, or you can join later and help steal cars, or you can come along later and bribe public officials to cover it up or commit perjury to protect the perpetrators. so in the case of the e-mail situation, the question here is were any people associated with the campaign complicit at any stage from hatching the hacking to facilitating it to covering it up? >> that's a broad -- >> and that is the question that robert mueller has to answer, whether in that way or any other, russia facilitated interference with the 2016 election. >> that covers a broad spectrum. thank you for laying that out for us. former white house counsel jack quinn, great to have you here with us on the broadcast. >> thank you so much. >>> coming up for us, the president has undergone a huge change toward the leader of north korea, and it's the word he used today to describe kim jong-un that is getting attention worldwide. "the 11th hour" is ba

to be in this mess for a long time well i wouldn't call in the state patch there isn't any escape hatchhowever i think they were given the opportunity we saw when zuckerberg was testifying he was actually off the biologist by a number of congressmen and senators they actually asked him they said would you be willing to work with us to craft legislation to prevent this happening in the future and now of course that's like asking the fox to guard the hen house but i think that these issues the so complex i think all political leaders demonstrated they didn't have a solution for the complexity of the issues so i think facebook's only really escape even though there is an escape there only way out of this is to help croft a solution that would protect the public equal to responsible thing to do and like you say they have the resources and i've always argued that from my days as a regulator come in and tell us what we got done we may not do exactly what you say we may make a proper we make actually make it weaker in some areas but at least explain your circumstance rather than having somethi

senate finance committee chairman and utah senator orrin hatch will join us as well. house financial services in texas congressman jeb hensarling and vice president along with rnc consultant mark waters here at fox news senior strategic analyst retired general jack keane is here as well. a big show coming up. kicking off this hour with an earnings alert. united health out its first-quarter results. reported earnings of $3.4 per share of $55.2 billion in revenue. both profit and revenue beat expectations. johnson & johnson and goldman sachs before the opening. the global economic senator jon hilsenrath. thanks for weighing in here. i was pretty struck when i realized we are talking about 19% growth in terms of s&p 500 earnings. we were expecting 17 now look at 19% growth rate pretty good quarter. >> i'm looking at exactly those numbers you mention. you started a week ago saying 17 we are already at 19. what is remarkable is you were just talking about jpmorgan had all-out numbers. the market is really having trouble moving on these numbers. there's a couple reasons for

hatch: i see. that's great. whenever a controversy like this arises, there's always the danger that congress' response will be to step in and overregulate. that's been the experience that i've had in my 42 years here. in your view, what sorts of legislative changes would help to solve the problems that cambridge analytica story has revealed and what sorts of legislative changes would not help to solve this issue? mr. zuckerberg: senator, i think there are a few categories of legislation that make sense to consider. around privacy specifically, there are few principles that i think would be useful to discuss and potentially codify into law. one is around having a simple and practical set of ways that you explain what you're doing with data. we talked a little bit earlier around the complexity of laying out this long privacy policy. it's hard to say that people fully understand something when it's only written out in a long legal document. this stuff needs to be implemented in a way where people can actually under

facebook is giving testimony before congress i'm sure the questions from republican senator orrin hatch with me here in the studio is journalist in terms of luck from mother board so we've been sitting through this together today so what has jumped out at you about what you heard of the. well he's been rehashing a lot of particular alliance of arguing that he made a mistake is a legit but he's already closed loop holes what i found interesting at least is they doesn't have numbers for congress when they ask him about the most obvious questions that congress might have which is how many apps do you think have misused in a way that kerik carriage and latika did and t. just responded with well live team will follow will follow up on that if you if you wish so. then you want to read into the well to me it was very to the congress would ask that question because facebook has already. put that in fine print under their apology blog post that they come out with a couple of weeks ago and so i think they would it would be it would be good for reestablishing public trust at least if a bird would

chairman hatch and i have been talking about this or some time. very goodgues with ideas on both sides of the aisle, that's the way we do it. that, thank you both. to have a lot of good ideas put into perspective. the finance committee is adjourned. ext, a confirmation hearing. topics included north korea's north korea program.

a tweet from senator hatch, utah on the syria retaliation. the response with partners and dissipation reflects the president's commitment to restoring america's leadership in bringing assad and his backers to justice. one from thomas in kentucky, congressman, i have not read of france or britain's constitution, but i have read hours. nowhere in it is presidential authority to strike syria. what are your thoughts? we have sharon on the line from oregon, republican. caller: thank you for taking my call. i wanted to say, i am 100% behind our president, and glad our nation is coming together on this. it is a crying shame what is happening over in syria. france andhat britain have come together with us as allies to strike against assad. cannotows the world you [indiscernible] especially your own people, and consequences, that the world is not going to look at. i keep them in my prayers. our nation has finally come together a little bit. i am glad we are helping out in an area where it is needed. host: sharon, thanks for your call from oregon. glen