i building that director hicks your office is presenting. >> yes. after the police department. >> i'm sorry good evening ambassador commissioner president turman and members of the public i'm here introducing captain watching opening statement many of our presenter come up and sense we have different bureaus you'll see command staff to understand the chain of command the structure of our department puts a perspective who is presenting and which command staff i'm going to turn it over to the captain. >> and thank you assistant chief that is helpful thank you very much. >> captain watching how are you. >> i'm very good thank you, commissioner. >> good evening members of the public and others i'm captain watching with the at risk division division this is the eis division. >> i'm here to respond to a list of questions from october that commissioner dejesus presented there were 14 enumerated questions with a subset of questions also with me stacey that directly oversees the eis will be able to answer our analysis questions the questions provided by comm

hicks. vp turman dr. marshall. >> so when i heard, as we said the word on the street, that susie was leaving i was like, oh wow. let me just put it my way. to me, there's no we could have made it through the last two years without her. we could not have done it. i mean, the people screaming at us and yelling at us and just craziness. when you have these kind of crises and was a crisis you need a leader. you've got to have a leader and she just let. period. she didn't await she brought a lot of consensus community groups together original ideas and commissioner mazzucco you have any which there's overboard and there's over over over board. all the family make $42 every two weeks i think. the you could >>[laughing] you can update your for all the work she did get you be paying a lot of money. the time, the effort the study the conversations,, being yelled at. input on blast by the poa picture going out there that should not happen to anybody but it only happened because we had to get through this. we had to

isaiah hicks had his very own slam dunk contest. and it might have been more exciting than the nba dunk contest. hicks will get at least eight for each of those dunks. virginia loses the game and drops their third straight, 65-41. >>> george mason down by 18 in the second half against rhode island. jal trail. 2 of his 22 points. patriots are back within three. sounds like a good time. jerry grayer, he ties the game at 54. this game came down to the final shot. mason down by three with less than 20 seconds to play. otis livingston ii, he's off. and rhode island wins 77-74. >> a great tribute to our guys, the way we fought back, made big shots, got stops. and i wanted to hear that, and i'm proud of them for that. but they've also got to know that, you know, if we want to be a championship team we have to have a championship approach to every single thing we do. >>> caps were back in action after a week off. zack sanford scored the game-winning goal against the ducks last time out. it was his first career nhl goal. he lit the lamp agai

hicks, ms. joyce hicks, welcome, joyce. >>[applause] david chiu, and where is david? assemblyman david chiu is here as well. welcome, welcome all >>[applause] so with that we are going to move forward and i skipped javon will come forward and offer greetings as the new president of the board of education. >>[applause] >> good afternoon beautiful people. first giving out to the guys it is a pleasure always to have the opportunity to bat cleanup up here. but going after our supervisors and our mayor it is exciting for me to get to say that regardless of what went on at the national level, regardless of what you see going on across the country, we are making history right here in san francisco. right now, we have seven elected black officials here in san francisco. >>[applause] yes, you can clap for that. >>[applause] several more if you got the democratic county central committee. as we talk about the crisis in black education, we can talk about the fact that san francisco is ready to fight and we've already taken the steps to make sure that our people are going to get

and then i'm going to talk about hicks west. and then finally talk about soo. book on native american culture. we forget that african-americans who were in the west therm brought to the west as slaves first in texas in into the indian territory that 2350*eu6 civilized tribe when is they left the southeast and moved to overwhelm took their slaves with them. and so -- african-americans have always been in the west they didn't just show up suddenly. after the civil war, more left to form communities in the west consider g concern as exo dust the wortd from the book in the bible. most roongtly i bought a book from the university of oklahoma press, which was just published on the town of nick dee mous and within of the all black communities reformed as they tried to find a new life of freedom a place in the american west. if you watched the cowboy movies or if you watched the cowboy programs, 100% of the almost angle and, in fact, 30% of the cowboys in the west were either aron american, historic american and even native american, in fact, out here east of fresno, e

i building that director hicks your office is presenting. >> yes. after the police department. >> i'm sorry good evening ambassador commissioner president turman and members of the public i'm here introducing captain watching opening statement many of our presenter come up and sense we have different bureaus you'll see command staff to understand the chain of command the structure of our department puts a perspective who is presenting and which command staff i'm going to turn it over to the captain. >> and thank you assistant chief that is helpful thank you very much. >> captain watching how are you. >> i'm very good thank you, commissioner. >> good evening members of the public and others i'm captain watching with the at risk division division this is the eis division. >> i'm here to respond to a list of questions from october that commissioner dejesus presented there were 14 enumerated questions with a subset of questions also with me stacey that directly oversees the eis will be able to answer our analysis questions the questions provided by comm

hicks, ms. joyce hicks, welcome, joyce. >>[applause] david chiu, and where is david? assemblyman david chiu is here as well. welcome, welcome all >>[applause] so with that we are going to move forward and i skipped javon will come forward and offer greetings as the new president of the board of education. >>[applause] >> good afternoon beautiful people. first giving out to the guys it is a pleasure always to have the opportunity to bat cleanup up here. but going after our supervisors and our mayor it is exciting for me to get to say that regardless of what went on at the national level, regardless of what you see going on across the country, we are making history right here in san francisco. right now, we have seven elected black officials here in san francisco. >>[applause] yes, you can clap for that. >>[applause] several more if you got the democratic county central committee. as we talk about the crisis in black education, we can talk about the fact that san francisco is ready to fight and we've already taken the steps to make sure that our people are going to get

commissioner hicks, we've been there done that. you are special. you can handle the massive task you are getting it will be nothing for you. nothing. a walk in the park. and ms. pres., all i can say is sheriff hennessey's gain is our loss but good for you. as far as the poa, i called him this morning. i wasn't very polite. there attack tactics are repugnant. they were rude. they were cool but you're not-they've done it to me could they call me a drunk. i'm not. they attacked gascon. he happens to be latino. the attack you-she's black. it's all over the streets that you are racing. it's all over the news could get poa is race. is documented did you read the examiner the comments leave those were police officers. the general public doesn't know. those are cops. when i read those comes i wanted to puke. those are cops. rank and file officers. hello. we will miss you could best of luck come back and see us once in a while width no worries cried. one of the ways i do survive as i don't read the comments, clive. good evening >> good evening i hope you do

hicks, happy birthday. numbers of the public, my name is greg mceachern i'm the commander of the investigations division of the san francisco police department. i am pleased tonight to have a couple other members that work with me specifically one sergeant that is designed for special investigations division. that sgt. pete shields why will bring up in a minute. that will speed you about the safe place program that is currently in place in seattle and some meetings he attended where the particulars of that program were presented to our department. i just want so you will about sgt. shields. as i mentioned to me would permit the special investigations division. he is the lead investigator for all hate crimes within the san francisco police department. so he is responsible for investigating need-based crimes whether they are against individuals or groups as well as hate-based graffiti and those are for hate-based acts such as almonds religion, color, race, national origin, sexual orientation, gender and disab

hicks, happy birthday. numbers of the public, my name is greg mceachern i'm the commander of the investigations division of the san francisco police department. i am pleased tonight to have a couple other members that work with me specifically one sergeant that is designed for special investigations division. that sgt. pete shields why will bring up in a minute. that will speed you about the safe place program that is currently in place in seattle and some meetings he attended where the particulars of that program were presented to our department. i just want so you will about sgt. shields. as i mentioned to me would permit the special investigations division. he is the lead investigator for all hate crimes within the san francisco police department. so he is responsible for investigating need-based crimes whether they are against individuals or groups as well as hate-based graffiti and those are for hate-based acts such as almonds religion, color, race, national origin, sexual orientation, gender and disab

hicks, ms. joyce hicks, welcome, joyce. >>[applause] david chiu, and where is david?mblyman david chiu is here as well. welcome, welcome all >>[applause] so with that we are going to move forward and i skipped javon will come forward and offer greetings as the new president of the board of education. >>[applause] >> good afternoon beautiful people. first giving out to the guys it is a pleasure always to have the opportunity to bat cleanup up here. but going after our supervisors and our mayor it is exciting for me to get to say that regardless of what went on at the national level, regardless of what you see going on across the country, we are making history right here in san francisco. right now, we have seven elected black officials here in san francisco. >>[applause] yes, you can clap for that. >>[applause] several more if you got the democratic county central committee. as we talk about the crisis in black education, we can talk about the fact that san francisco is ready to fight and we've already taken the steps to make sure that our people are going to get what

. >>> dc police need your help finding a missing teen. 15-year-old andre hicks was last seen wednesday. near the intersection of nailer road and 28th street in southeast. she about five foot four inches tall be brn black sweater and blue pants. >>> it is music's biggest night. and tomorrow, all eyes and ears will be on the grammy award right here on wusa9. danielle nottingham takes a look at who leeds the pack in nominations. ♪ [ music ] [ singing ] >> reporter: it is the battle of two vocal power houses. ♪ [ music ] [ singing ] >> it is sort of tradition versus bold new frontier. >> reporter: beyonce and adele are up for the night's three top awards. while the grammies get in formation. for beyonce's lemonade, or say hello. to adele's 25. >> i feel like it is going to go down to she represented what pop music was in 2016. >> reporter: beyonce leads the pack newcomer chance the rapper has seven. he made grammy's history with coloring books. it could also be a big night for country artist virgil simpson. album of the year and best country album. a new hope will hit this stage. james cor

those states and the people of those states who have decided they don't want the marijuana proper hick. my bill would then make sure that federal law is aligned with those states and the people in those states desires so the residents and businesses wouldn't have to worry about federal prosecution. for those few states who have maintained a policy of strict prohibition, my bill would change nothing. i think this is a reasonable compromise that places the primary responsibility of police powers back in the states and the local communities that are most directly affected. . the disparity between state and federal marijuana policies has confused and stifled banking, proper taxation, reference, natural resources development, law enforcement and related activities. a plethora of bills, many of which i have happily co-sponsored, have been introduced in the house to tackle these problems on an issue by issue basis. however, my bill is the only one that would solve all these problems in one fell swoop. indeed, my bill is short, straightforward and easy to understand. it amends the controlled s

one hick-up we now are to watch for is future cast showing a little drizzle late saturday night intoly sunday morning before we get back to the sun. sunday afternoon. all right that's a check of the forecast. erin i'll accepted it to you for traffic and i'll guess we're probably doing okay you. >> know what you did a gate job. beltway quiet now. this a live look at 66 sutly road eastbound side and taillights barely any making their way towards the beltway in great shape and if you head westbound making your way to gainsville you're in great shape and no problems fairfax and i like what we're seeing 95 thro we'll move to the maps where mike is doing a great job telling you how it is on the beltway. no issues through capitol heights. hyattsville and buoy any questions@the erin fox d.c. twitter. >> 4:37 is the time and police in one maryland community are asking residents to be in alert after a stripping of robbyes. >> they could be connected with many happening now early on friday morning. "fox5" annie yu is live in hyattsville with what we know and who police are looking for, annie. >

>> i never let craig hicks bother me. >> reporter: police have said a long standing dispute about parkingces led to the murders, the victims' families insist it was a hate crime. >> there was no parking. there was no dispute. knocked the door open. shot him. period. >> reporter: the justice department is still investigating. this weekend for the first time, the lighthouse opened its doors to the community. visitors posting notes of support. >> faith and love. >> reporter: does seeing this finished make you feel better? >> it's a really hard question to answer, because nothing will ever bring them back. it will never take away the pain, but it will at least feel like we're doing something. >> reporter: trying to respond to darkness and violence with light. ron allen, nbc news, raleigh. >>> coming up, the latest on a badly needed environmental clean-up effort in california that's impacting low-income neighborhoods. >> we'll tell you why thousands of people are crowding the streets of one of the most beautiful cities in the world in masks and outfits. >>> in california, the clean-up of a mas

the idea that things will move fast and without hick-ups and hair balls this washington is a little naive. >> i think so. and thank you again for having me. and great job on nailing dow 20,000. within a couple weeks. how many other people get to do that? you nailed it. i think people get tooment on miss fwik washington. and the way sue started the program, curb your enthusiasm. washington is still washington seems to be the realization. so it is. and i think given trump's very full agenda. it has been at a blazing speed. it has been difficult on keep up. now we're watching the affordable care act kind of bog down. we matter the tax cuts might be sometime probably toward the end of the year. take effect next year. and infrastructure spending isn't garnering a lot of enthusiasm anywhere in washington because a lot of the right wing republicans want to be very fiscally constrained. so a lot is getting bogged down. it is not all bad. it's just washington. >> what about the thought, the school of thought right now that perhaps industry leaders, ceos which mr. trump repeatedly has called to the

the chief of police william scott and the decoration of department of police accountability director hicks ladies and gentlemen, of the public citizens of san francisco welcome to the wednesday, february 1, 2017, meeting the san francisco police commission we have along with us a long agenda and jump into it the first item on the squanders is gives me great pleasure i've had the honor and it gets better one of the finest things that i think we've done as a commission and speaks for all the commissioners and consortium commissioner president loftus when he say welcome to meet and greet the public in the first police commission meeting and i'm going to turn it over to you for your report welcome chief bill scott. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, commissioners commissioner president turman and thank you for police commissioners. >> good evening i want to introduce myself first of all, gives me great pleasure to be here as the chief of police of the city and county of san francisco this is really a dream come true to be living in this great city and appointed as the chief of police of that great p

that will require city council approval and it is not hicks ing well with bar owners and daniel victory>> you are worried about the bottom line. >> definitely. >> that is my biggest righter. i'm this business to make money. >> reporter: new large scale security plan columns three months after deadly shooting which killed within man and injury nine others. row postal includes that adding 200 high definition cameras, 20 hot spots around the city and signs that make it the clear you are being filmed. >> we will have more police officers, more boots on the ground, we will have guys intact particularral vehicles as they do in every major city because of the potential terror threat. >> reporter: michael harrison says new surveillance ram is modeled after other major u.s. cities. >> those cameras will feed into a real time crime center, that is going to be outfitted, in downtown new orleans. >> reporter: what do you say to those folks who say this will lead to pro tiling. >> it is not profiling it is a crime deterrence plan. >> reporter: it is unclear when city council will take up the issue w

i'm kathleen hicks, i direct the international security program here. i am fortunate to also oversee our smart women, smart power initiative. we're so pleased today to welcome former secretary of state madeleine albright for what is sure to be a great conversation about her experiences in america's role in the world. first i want to give you a reminder to follow us on twitter @smartwomen, and check out the smart women podcast. apple named it one of the best of 2015. it is smart women itunes u, is the course. if you are live tweeting, throw in some hashtags. for a bit of safety housekeeping, in the extremely rare case of an emergency you can see exits are behind you. i also have some behind me. you will just follow me if a fire alarm or something goes off, i will tell you which way to go. our smart women, smart power series would not be possible without the support of citi. citi has been helping us to amplify the police is -- the voices of women. i would like to welcome up to the stage candi wolff, who is the executive vice president and head of global g

hicks, ms. joyce hicks, welcome, joyce. >>[applause] david chiu, and where is david? assemblyman david chiu is here as well. welcome, welcome all >>[applause] so with that we are going to move forward and i skipped javon will come forward and offer greetings as the new president of the board of education. >>[applause] >> good afternoon beautiful people. first giving out to the guys it is a pleasure always to have the opportunity to bat cleanup up here. but going after our supervisors and our mayor it is exciting for me to get to say that regardless of what went on at the national level, regardless of what you see going on across the country, we are making history right here in san francisco. right now, we have seven elected black officials here in san francisco. >>[applause] yes, you can clap for that. >>[applause] several more if you got the democratic county central committee. as we talk about the crisis in black education, we can talk about the fact that san francisco is ready to fight and we've already taken the steps to make sure that our people are going to get

. >> reporter: alex hicks is about to open a new restaurant on south warren.he biggest problem is the cars when the people are walking in the evening. when it turns dark that's when the birds accumulate in the area. >> nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." at a dealer could cost you money? a recent study found consumers who trade in their car pay an average of $990 dollars more. so don't trade in... sell it.... to we buy any car. learn more and get your free online valuation now at we buy any car dot com ♪ find out how much your car is worth at webuyanycar.com ♪ back everyone, 6:23 a.m., surnd morning, temperatures -- sunday morning, temperatures, we were near record yesterday, today we'll break records. jersey shore, 69 degrees. starting out with clouds and sunshine. the city of philadelphia, anywhere from 70 to 72. even the poconos you're heading north to do some skiing crowley see slushy slopes. 56 this afternoon. temperatures turn coral as we get into tomorrow, i should say cooler as a back door cold front slides there. this is canadian air this is all co

sparks fly as this car grind into the concrete divider and more are coming, like mechanic vincent hickso is on his way to work. instead, he's about to become part of the smashup. >> my truck hid sideways into the suv that rear window in her car exploded. it just sounds like a bomb blowing up in my truck. >> this driver is in shock. on his cell phone, in the middle of the danger zone. unbelievably, he doesn't get hit. >> there will probably be more wrecks. you can probably hear it in my voice. like this guy. my pulse was pounding, my neck was pounding. i was waiting for something terrible to happen. we have got one -- two -- three, four -- five, there is another car right up over there. >> by the time california highway patrol officers arrive, ten vehicles have turned highway 67 into a junkyard. luckily, no one gets killed, but four people are injured and taken to the hospital. up the california coast, another hazardous thoroughfare, and another multicar pileup. >>> firefighters at l.a.'s task force 39 in van nuys, california, see more than their share of danger each tour of duty. >> we

. >> eboni: california voted for hicks hillary at 62%. it i have to tell you, i lived in l.a.. they were delighted to see eric holder on the payroll. they were delighted to see their tax dollars go to him. there is not a more zealous advocate if you're trying to argue for the side of century cities than eric holder. >> harris: you're the attorney, so do you school them with the real meaning is? >> eboni: i think some of the people -- we are to give them some credit here. they understand what comes along with some of that. ultimately, they feel very strongly, very passionately about the moral issues. >> harris: do they feel passionate about the issue of sanctuary states? >> eboni: they feel the alternative isn't something they can get on board with. it >> sandra: megan, here's what eric holder describes. i'm here to serve these gentlemen who are trying to protect the interests of the people of california. >> meghan: is a lot of money. i would certainly be angry if i live in california. i'm a republican. it's a socialist country. that is no joke, i'm not kiddin kidding. californ

we have a question from tomiya hicks. >> i am in the fourth grade.stion is why has this season had unseasonably warm weather this winter and will we have any more snow days this year? doug: good question. i'll answer the last. any more snow days this year? i don't think so but it's not impossible. we had an unseasonably warm winter but we have a long way in march before we can say absolutely not. why it's been so warm, a lot of reasons but the primary. you see the white arrows? that represents the jetstream. the high level winds in the atmosphere that separate cold air north normally january, february, the jetstream dips south and the cold air pours out of the arctic and canada. this winter it has stayed north. canada, the rockies in new england. we stayed in the mild weather. we get a jetstream south and cold air in and storm off the coast. you have your snow. possible? just don't think likely. >> good answer. alison: thank you. larry: spring training continues in florida. alison: she left florida to come back to d.c. the weather is almost similar?

state in the united states of america. [ applause ] we have made great strides protecting virginia's hick and natural assets, as well. after 30 years, attorney general herring and our team finally reached an agreement with du pont on the largest natural resource settlement in the history of virginia bringing $50 million back to virginia to improve our environment in waynesboro and the surrounding areas. . [ applause ][ applause ] we undertook an initiative to preserve 1,000 virginia natural historic treasures for the enjoyment of generations to come. we accomplished it one full year ahead of schedule, and tonight, i am proud to announce that after three years of negotiations with the united states army, we are now finally having an agreement to expand virginia's historic fort monroe and take possession so that for generations to come, fort monroe will be for our virginia citizens. [ applause ] these three years have been defined by significant substantive accomplishments on one key policy initiative after another. those achievements are not victories for one party or another. they are vic

put it up on the screen, joe biden, terry mcauliffe, john hick hickenlooper.sure looks like it is a battle between centrism and progressivism within the dnc. >> i wouldn't agree with that. i mean, we have supporters from the united food and commercial workers, we have support from the farm workworkers, we have support from progressives, the congress, state government. i think this is about the future of the party. this is about making sure we get back to basics, michael. what we have to do as a democratic party is change the culture of the dnc. and what do i mean by that? number one, we can no longer define our mission as simply to elect a president. we must be defining our mission to ensure that we are working with all the states to make sure that we're building strong parties so that we can elect candidates from the school board to the senate. number two, we have to change our culture so that we're working better with our partners in the progressive movement because labor unions are taking it on the chin from government and hostile courts. planned parenthood

. >> alan hicks about to open a new restaurant on south warren. >> the biggest problem is the cars when it turns dark, that is when the birds accumulation in this area. >> then are just starting it arrive now. nobody seems to be sure why all the crows are coming to trenton and the property management is overseeing the use of sonic devices from the rooftops and trying to get rid of them blowing them off from various buildings but so far no luck. live in trenton, i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> all right nora thank you. >>> time for a check of our "action news" traffic report tuesday night. matt pellman in the traffic center, the commute home is nothing to crow about. >> as you try to head home, speeds are dropping, here along 95 southbound side due in part to this, bright sunshine and sun glare out here giving us extra slow conditions as you approach cotman to bridge street and speeds in the teens schuylkill eastbound at girard avenue and up by broomall upper darby and a crash in hill town, bucks county, blocking off 113, i would speak with perkasie and blooming glen. and

hicks. >> yes, i talked to him.at. and he is now getting married. he is doing well. jordan was the kind who was already ready. very poised. mature. he helped a lot of other guys. when you have a few leaders they can help other guys perform. >> at the combine and spotting out people that could play for eagles. >> and i see what the eagles are doing. like who are they spending most of their time w they are interested in a guy if they are interviewing him, go down for another interview. i always make sure to tell the guys do your homework on the team so when you go down you know different guys that they are playing with that you might be playing with. you can see, show them thaws are interested. >> working with you here at fox 29 you have a taste of your work ethic and how you handled co-workers. let's give you an example. we have some video. >> i don't think many of you realize exactly what goes on behind the scenes here at fox 29. >> some of the people, well, let's just say there is a lot of fooling around at work. >

steve bannon, reince priebus, sean spicer and hope hicks and counselor kellyanne conway.the term walk-in privileges is misnomer, explained we're asked to come in or request to see him. after all just popping into any president's office without warning to disrupt important meeting or phone call already in progress. better way to measure influence in the white house according to president george w. bush's former press secretary is who is included in structured meetings. those are the people president wants to see. drop-ins are the people who want to see the president. trump has long prided himself with open door approach in business. and telling tech manufactures. >> we'll be here. no formal chain of command around here. >> we'll be right back. what ever happened to the "handling"? i do all the handling. can you handle this laptop before we ship it, nick? there's free shipping, and handling on everything at dell.com. ♪ if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla, apremilast. otezla is not an injection,

. >> the reason the leaks had to happen is hope hicks was asked if the trump campaign talked to the russians during the campaign. she said they didn't. sean spicer was asked. he said they didn't. at a certain point when there's stuff that's potentially going to undermine the foreign policy of our country and the administration is openly lying about it, somebody has to bring it to the public. it's whistle blowing. >> you say lying, but we see one press conference, one representative saying one thing, one saying another thing. we have some operational issues in the white house in terms of what is supposed to be said, who knows what. and it maybe is just as simple as that. the right hand doesn't know what the left hand is doing. >> that's terrifying that a national security adviser can make an important security call and the white house spokes people don't know the content. >> the president is not going to babysit him on every call. these are grown, capable people. >> if thing is, and you're a gop policy. when you look at it, you've god the court battles over immigration, kellyanne conway in tr

ron hick mapp was the sheriff of harris county, houston, it's 4.5 million people.e're talking about montana earlier in the show. harris county alone has four times the population of all of montana. the decision facing sheriff hickman last june with the protests in the streets was whether his department would renew or end an agreement that he had made with the federal government, under that oddly named 287g. the idea behind 287g is that counties can sign a contract with the feds that allows the federal government to basically deputize local law enforcement to turn local police, local sheriffs into federal immigration enforcement officers. the policy has evolved over time, but the lasting criticism of it is that it hurts local law enforcement efforts. it makes immigrant communities afraid to call the police, even when they need help. if you're the victim of a crime, you need to be able to call police, even if you are undocumented. if the police are going to deport you for calling up and reporting that you got mugged, that's a problem for your local community. it's gr

hope hicks, the trump spokesperson after the campaign said there was no communication between trump's campaign and russia, it was a lie. sean spicer more recently said the same thing. it was a lie. michael flynn said he didn't talk about sanctions or he didn't remember if he talked about sanctions with russia and it was a lie. there must be something pretty serious if there's a cover-up of this size going on. >> or it's something totally minor. i don't jump to the conclusion that people are lying, necessarily. and i think flynn especially may look at this, this is a man who's done important global things. >> clearly he was lying. >> he was misinforming, he may not thought it important enough to speak in details. >> well, he said he doesn't discuss sanctions and he did. >> the day of the sanctions he called the russian ambassador. none of us think a major geopolitical event just happened. i think i'll interfere and tell them -- >> one of the issues is, the question being asked all day, if it was about trust, the president lost trust in michael flynn. but he knew about this. >> for week

we are keeping this like obtuse, when we asked hope hicks, what do you mean by various issues? cnn discussed? no, cnn wasn't discussed. was the time warner, at&t merger discussed which we know donald has spoke out against because of cnn? >> no, that wasn't discussed. so i'm not quite sure what they discussed other than cnn and merger. weather. liz: weather. food. chick-fil-a. >> chick-fil-a. that is the the word coming out of the trump white house. i will reiterate yesterday because other people are following it. this is right from people who know donald trump. they say he has immense animosity to cnn i think that came out in yesterday's press conference. he has immense animosity for the head of cnn, jeff zucker. that also came out. he mentioned zucker by name during the press conference yesterday. and he has told people, and people that know him have said -- liz: do we have video of the press conference because there was interesting give-and-take between jim acosta and -- >> one of the cnn reporters, but he mentioned zucker. here what we hear from friends of donald, of preside

i started writing about a true war story not letting -- for good or bad service a hick of his sayingsomething true. once i had something to focus on besides something shallow like meeting girls, once i really had a purpose again, something to go after that help me. once you oversee that war, where in his own where you have to be hundred% on your game all of the time. you have to be a hundred% focused and you're doing something that is purposeful and many come home and it's so what am i going to do now. nothing has the same passion and causes you to be on your toes. once i had something to chase after a put my full force toward that help me out a lot. there is a book called flow, he said that we are not really are happiest when we are relaxed pre-where happiest when we are focused in doing something. i think that is what got me in that zone. in iraq i in iraq i was in that zone 24/seven. writing in chasing something and going after something brighter than myself to help veterans, that brought me back to the zone and help me focus and work on. >> and then you talk about neural feedback

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a hick-up on mick mulvaney just today as senator john mccain of arizona said he, a republican, will oppose. looks like he'll have the votes, but that's not something-- they want all the republicans on board. his nomination, they don't have them. >> woodruff: so, lisa, we know that's not the only set of issues that's roiling congress right now. the aftermath of the departure of general flynn at the white house is certainly, still, drawing reaction. what are you hearing about that? >> another wild day. until just three hours ago, the main iewsh dominating the news up here on capitol hill about the trump white house was russia. after a tumultuous 24 hours, president trump focused on two ignored reported contacts between campaign advisers and russian intelligence. instead, at a news conference with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, he went after the media and those giving the media information. >> intelligence papers are being leaked. it's criminal action, a criminal act, and it's been going on for a long time before me. but now it's really going on. and people are trying to cover up

we have internal goals to insure we are done by april 1 and there will be no hick ups to insure the lines are back up for muni to be back it normal operation by the end of the month of march. regarding safety and labor, we got recordable and recording is zero. there was no lost time incident. yesterday we found out that one of our january 1 days got reclassified as a recordable particularly gentlemen had his thumb identified a continued to hurt and wnt to medical and found out it was fractureed so had to reclassify as of yesterday. he is on modified duty so we will report next there was one recordable in january. we have surpassed 3 million craft hours by far now. we are at 3 million 59 thousand with 104 thousand just january alone. with that, i will turn it over to ron to complete the rest of the presentation. thank you. >> good morning directors. thank you dennis. it is good to see the progress in the field despite the weather we made a great strides particularly seeing trees arrive and believe the bus deck is all but done in terms of concrete and all, so good progress. moving or focusi