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abc elizabeth herr has more. >> a twitter war erupting over a contentious wome memo, democrats releasing a redacted version of their point by point rebuttal to the republican memo two weeks ago. subject line, correcting the record, the russian investigation. the memo raise raises questionst the fbi taps. democrats assisting that they didn't abuse the process to spy on the trump campaign. much of the evidence is blacked out president trump tweeting the memo response is a total political and legal bust. the twitter response from adam schiff, ranking member of the house committee. wrong again, mr. president. it confirms the f.b.i. acted appropriately and informed your campaign that russia was prepared to help you by stolen clinton e-mails. this comes as white house chief of staff general kelly is clamping down on white house security clearance. porter fired over a domestic abuse scandal never received a permanent security clearance. some of trump's cabinet haven't completed the process. , including his son-in-law jarred cushner. >> president trump waded into the pennsylvania redistricting b

currently, she's a park ranger at the national historic park in sin hmric w2007. her new book chronicles herre rkable life. and bettysuch a pleasure to re. >> thank you very much. >> you're a ranger at the rosy thete ri national park. you graduated from oakland in 1942. whatoid you after that during the 'forts? >> among thein t i did do was work at the union hall during world war >> it was segregated at the time. >>yes, at that time. that would have been before the labor movement. so i worked there. all of the black workers were put in thoseio , and they paid dues, but they had no power, >> the image of rosy the riveter in denim, ships, doing this work, it was always the image of a white ouwoman. did identify with that? >> no, i never did. because i never did see a ship being launched. >> you weren't allowed noto. >> the union hall where i worked was in the city of the hall, nowhere near the ed that whole part of the home front story esce at time. >> so why did you decide to gecome a park ranger at the of 85? because that was not your story. >> yeah. i never did decide. i came into richmond, d

they released a memo countering republican claims that top fbi justice apartment officials abused their powers. elizabeth herr has more on both sides. >> reporter: a twitter war erupting over a contentious memo. democrats finally releasing a redacted version of their point-by-point rebuttal to the so-called republican nunez memo from two weeks ago. subject line: correcting the record, the russia investigation. the nunez memo raised questions. the democrats insist the fbi and doj officials did not abuse the process to spy on the trump campaign but much of the evidence they cite in their rebuttal is blacked out. president trump tweeting saturday evening the democrat memo response on government surveillance abuses is a total political and legal bust. the democratic twitter response from congressman adam schiff, wrong again mr. president. it confirms the fbi acted appropriately and that russian agents approached two of your advisors and informed your campaign that russia was prepared to help you by disseminating stolen clinton emails. it comes as white house chief of staff general kelly is clamping down on white

. >> it all stems from the release of a redacted memo. elizabeth herr with all the details. >> a twitter war erupting over a contentious memo. democrats on the house intelligence committee finally releasing a redacted version of their rebuttal to the so-called republican nunez memo. the nunez memo raised questions, the democrats insist the fbi and doj officials did not abuse the process to spy on the trump campaign. but much of the evidence they cite in their rebuttal is blacked out. president trump tweeting saturday evening the democrat memo response on government surveillance abuses is a total political and legal bust. the democratic twitter response, ranking heb of the house intelligence committee wrong again mr. president. it confirms the fbi acted appropriately and that russian agents approached two of your advisors and informed your campaign that russia was prepared to help you by disseminating stolen clinton emails. the memo release comes as white house chief of staff general kelly is clamping down on white house security clearances after it was

supportive of the police department you can tell that because a lot of the house is here have blue lights on in every direction that you look including herr street mercer street where she lived across the street from a public park and a library here. boy, the neighbors just absolutely loved her as a person and neighbor in addition to having a safety feeling of having a police officer nearby. they were as stun as officers who broke down the door, learning that this 36 year-old female officer was dead inside with her 42 year-old long time boyfriend. no indication of foul play, no obvious cause of death. >> she was nice. friendly. relatively outing. she would talk to you. that is pretty much all i know i didn't spend a lot of time outside but when difficult see her, would i say hi, how are you she was concern about my wife when my wife was sick. >> police did tow a way a nissan versea with the insuring license plate, likely owned, rented by the 42 year-old boyfriend. alex and mike we could learn some answers to day with the autopsy results but then again we might in the because toxicology test as we know take a whole lot more than just 20 ho

this time, i'm referring to something called the mamarcora law, which is a law in italy, passed in 1985. herre's what this lalaw does-- what an interesting idea, which in italy it is still on ththe books. if you bebecome unemployed in italy, you have a choice: you can either get your weekly unemployment check the way a person in the united states does--and in italy, it runs 2-3 years that you're eligible--or you have a second option, which we don't have in the united states. the italian government will give you your entire 2-3 years of weekly unemployment checks up front as a lump sum on one condition--you must have at least 10 other workers, unemployed like you, who make the same decision. and the money, the lump sum, has to be used as the capital to start a collective business run by the workers. what? did i make this up? no. go google it. "marcora law." you'll read all about it. the italian trade unions and the italian socialist and communist parties-- surprise--pushed for this. wow. and it's been a big success. it has helped launch hundreds of cooperative enterprises in italy, , which hs a l

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herr bill does, it's about dreamers, it's about security at the border. it captured most of what the border patrol says they need. on the family unification peas, that's for a larger, comprehensive immigration debate. that's not what this is -- the clock is ticking right now for protections that are being lost as we stand here every day, more than 15,000 already and the number will grow until we pass a bill. why don't we just do that? build confidence, build bridges and then come to the table and say let's talk about comprehensive immigration reform in a way that addresses the temporary attractive status of so many people in our country which the white house, from time to time, expresses some interest in dealing with. they keep moving around. whether that's a negotiating tactic or whatever it is, as i've said to them before, that may work on wall street or new york real estate but here, the vote is the currency of the realm. what are the votes? people in congress want to know what will the president sign without any basis on erroneous newcomers to the country and equating it in a criminal way. what was that about? it was worse than confusing. it was dangero

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