eric holder directed his u.s. attorneys to be false with the court to be less than candid by not charging, not even informing the the court, the judges of the amount of drugs that they were caught with. so as to reduce their sentence or not allow the higher sentence to be given. that caused those attorneys to violate their ethical obligations of the bar that they are a part of to be candid with the courted. very glad that jeff sessions has done this and it is a return to democratic representation. i would like to hear your guest's views on that. guest: first, we're big believers in prosecute torl and judicial discretion, which is again why we believe that these prosecutors ought to believe able to make their own judgments regarding what is the most appropriate charge for these individuals and further more we're for more judicial discretion which we believe that one size fits all is not appropriate and has in fact led to very egregious injustices. and i would like to say another thing as well. i don't want this the

it is not to the office holder. it is not to the president of the united states. and all of these officials, i think, are ignoring that they can't simply look at public opinion polls, hold their finger up in the wind to see which way the political winds are blowing, and act accordingly. they've got to do what's right. and frankly, i mean, what is so mysterious about this whole event this week is that last week was a pretty good week for the president and for the republicans and their agenda. they got a health care bill passed, which regardless of what you think about it, was certainly an achievement. >> they did get it passed, yes. >> they got it passed. and they were starting to take on tax reform. they were making changes in other, you know, programs, dealing with the trade issue, talking about renegotiating nafta. there was a whole lot on the presidential agenda. but this president seems to have a way of stepping on his own good news. he can never just let good news play out. he has to create a mess that then diverts attention away from what ought to be his foc

holder's policy are part of the smart on crime initiative." we want to hear your thoughts on the actions of the current attorney general on friday, the memos he issued, and what you think the united states should do. charlie is in westlake, ohio. republican. good morning. caller: hi, thank you for your show. republican, but i have a libertarian bent. i think the whole system is messed up. lawyers, judges, prisons, corrections officers. it's a big money thing. it doesn't work. prohibition doesn't work. all that money should be put into rehab and education, people would do much better. here in ohio, we have all these overdoses, and i believe mostly because our governor and our e able togeneral ar prescribe pain medicine to people who are in pain. then they get out on heroin and sentine fentanyl and they die. we didn't have all of these overdoses when people just got their pain medicine for legitimate doctors, and now we have this big overdose problem, and we need to double down with longer prison sentences, it doesn't make sense. host: the argum

eric holder had focused on not incarcerated people who committed low level, nonviolent crimes.y general says it's part of the president's promise to keep america safe. north korea says it has the right to ruthlessly punish for u.s. citizens detained inside its borders. the state department is reminding americans to be aware of the risks of traveling there. the u.s. has no diplomatic relations with north korea. now back to the story. >> it is the overwhelming view of my caucus that a special prosecutor should now be appointed. >> i've called for a special prosecutor to make sure that this investigation is above politics. >> the situation now calls very clearly for the employment of eight special prosecutor. if >> martha: knew tonight, democrats wrapping up calls for special prosecutor to probe president trump's ties to russia in attempt that would force presidents hand they think, hitting they will not approve and fbi director unless an outside investigator is brought in. the comey firing as a flashpoint for liberal activism that could feel democrats. 18 months ahead of the 2018

sfw voluntary conservation plan for interested stake holders?. >> with current capacity it's not for the volume that we're having to deal, the fish and wildlife fisheries. it's not enough time, but good news is >> what do you recommend? >> we recommend applying the work plan approach, prioritization approach but also actualing at the species being threatened and the threats and putting them in the proper order and priority, and some may take more time. some might be -- it might be feasible to do more quickly. right now it's a shotgun. everything is coming all at once and it's hard to handle it, and the services have taken some steps in that regard but we have other suggestions to move that along. >> how do you set it on an ad hoc basis? >> i don't think it would be on an ad hoc basis. i think could you frame it up for the law to have some flexibility so that when the experts look at a species it is a comes in, they can then make decisions about where it would fit into that framework of time lines. >> thank you very much, and thank you, mr. chairm

in fact, i have stake holders who continue to implement it from a stake holder's standpoint and from a federal government standpoint, we're lagging behind. we have moneys that have been allocated for next-gen that are pilfered over to maintain legacy computer systems with the faa. i have under good authority that we're doing that. as we're looking at why would you suggest that the federal government can do something more efficiently than perhaps private stake holders? can the federal government run your business better than you do? >> i would hope not. >> i would hope not either. so why would you suggest that they can do that here? >> well, because we're talking about a range of interests here that's much larger than my business. i mean, my business i get to pick my product, i get to pick my customers, i get to decide what i think the value proposition is. i get course corrected by -- >> and it's efficient that way, right? >> yeah. >> so what if we had stake holders who were making the same exact decisions you're making with some parameters out there. wouldn't you think that would be

he remains the triple jump world record holder until today. but for how much longer? set before 2005 will be raised, including this mount on record, because drug testing back and did not meet today's standards. it is aimed to improve credibility of the records. very disappointed, obviously. this is a broad sweeping solution which they are trying to push on, which, yet again, it seems that clean athletes will suffer.m has been suggested that record should only stand if records are kept for testing. it has happened only since 2005. some records stand since the 1980s. after recent russian doping scandals, some believe it is time to rewrite the history books. i have to say i feel sympathy for clean athletes like paula radcliffe. athletics governing body, the iaaf, will consider the idea in august. they had, lord coe, it said he likes it, but it will prove contentious. will world records like sir roger bannister‘s four—minute mile still be recognised? four—minute mile still be recognised ? it seems four—minute mile still be recognised? it seems the sport's rich history cou

chris: we are a holder. the straight path spectrum is referred to as millimeter weight spectrum, which is high on the dial, so to speak. it is north of 24,000 megahertz, where most of the spectrum use for cellular phones is in the 600 to 2500 megahertz. it is a different type of spectrum -- it is line of sight spectrum. it has tremendous uses for small cell networks. the technology gets up to speed, it can be very interesting. it will not really -- at least the technology today does not exist for it to be usable for cellular. erik: can we extrapolate or straight-line valuation comparisons between what straight path sold for and anything else, for example, globalstar, which is in place right now? chris: so, yes, and no. first i would say verizon -- and everybody knows the amount of spectrum they hold versus everybody else. they have half the spectrum that sprint does, and are clearly in a catch up mode to build out there special inventory. erik: at&t wanted it, too. chris: at&t wanted it. at&t has about 50% m

the american holders who despite racing in these qualifiers are automatically into the final best ofit at present. to rugby union where the british and irish lions left for their tour of new zealand on monday. warren gatland's side departed from london's heathrow airport and will play a three test series against the all blacks as well as seven tour matches in the five week tour. wales's sam warburton will captain the squad having also led them on the previous tour of australia four years ago, with the lions having not won a series in new zealand since 1971. but they are going for two series in a row having beaten australia four yea rs a row having beaten australia four years ago. that is all i have time for. tell next time, goodbye. the bank holiday is over and it did end on a wet note for northern and eastern parts of england. a lot of that has been moving way out into the north sea. the east of england lot of low cloud thing that a little rain to speak of. in the west of scotla nd rain to speak of. in the west of scotland they will see rain. this cold front is heading our way. head

holder which set the core provision of the voting rights act and opened the door for some of the voter depression lost across the country. there's been bipartisan support for the voting rights act in the past and there should be bipartisan support for restoring the voting rights act now. >> kristen clark is with the lawyers commission for civil rights under law, online@lawyerscommittee.org. >> paul is a first in appleton wisconsin. good morning. >> good morning, i truly believe the only reason why trump is going through with this is because he lost the popular vote by over 3 million votes and he can't accept that he lost the popular vote. >> for one thing there's been so much voter fraud in wisconsin. : always have a handful of votes, they went to trunk and it was minuscule. >>. >> the difference so that tells you right there that it's all about the bs because from doesn't want to accept the fact that he lost the popular vote by so many people. >> kristen clark. >> senator lindsey graham agrees with that point and agrees that president trump should withdraw these claim that millions of

ericy, i agree with holder, this is totally dumb on crime.o go back to a failed proven toicy and two and the -- and tell prosecutors to convict people at the harshest possible sentence is totally wrong will stop myself as an example, first-time nonviolent offender, i was asked a sentence to two 15 a life sentences under the rockefeller drug laws which was mandated by mandatory minimum sentences from the same sentencing laws that became in the federal system that now sessions wants prosecutors to use to sentence even low-level, nonviolent drug offenders or even people who are addicted to years inmany, many prison. it is a proven fact that this oficy wastes billions dollars and more importantly, iny human lives are wasted this action in the past.. amy: i want to go back to carl hart. attorney general jeff sessions has released this memo that tells justice department prosecutors to pursue the most serious charges for drug offenses. so explain exactly how this changes policy and what it will mean. >> what it means is that -- as you know, under er

we've had a lot of discussion with private sector technology experts and many stake holders. we knew this -- for this to be successful we couldn't implement another stand alone stove piped process adding yet another process for travelers to learn. we certainly couldn't rearrange in the near term our airports built or operating model of the airline industry, so the biggest factor in our struggle to find a solution was relying on finding that single magic piece of technology that would accomplish our needs. previous efforts never really took a deep look at the processes behind how our data systems already function. so we figured out a way to better position the data we already have on travelers, make the inspection process a lot more efficient. non-technical terms we moved the biometrics off a traveler expected to be on a departing flight out of the dhs data base and into its own temporary and secure data base until we encounter the person. by doing so, we can now skip reading the passport first like all other countries require who have smart gates and lot of the technology we'

tlsh no hair holders. every board member has equal vote with any others, so even if there were airlines on it -- which there won't be -- they would only have a small minority of the members and could be outvoted by other members. this model is consistent with international aviation law and with global best practices. the proposal did not originate with the airlines. i'd like to set the record straight. the business round table group began in 2011. we got a pretty cool, if not negative reception at that point. no one wanted to restart the battles that had raged over this yirk in previous decades. everything changed in the spring of 2013 thanks to the sequester. control of furloughs, closed the faa academy threatened closing of 199 contract towers. in response, the agencies requested new kansass with the brt working group. in may of 2013 all three groups in the conference room at the business round table believe that self funded and out of the federal budget was the best approach. after this happened, that f

her deputy attorney general was eric holder. under janet reno and eric holder's leadership at the justice department in 1999 after the independent counsel statute went away and the idea was excised from american law, they had to put something in its place. so in 1999, under the leadership of reno and holder the justice department promulgated its new regulations how to handle that enduring problem about presidential scandals and who can rightfully investigate them. they wrote those regulations in 1999 and those are the regulations today allow us as a country to finally be sure the investigation into the russian attack on our election and the prospect the trump campaign was in on it is an investigation that will not be carried out by trump appointees. that origin story is important. i will admit the part about my mom and me being 6 weeks old is not important. that origin story in terms of how we got the power to do this thing that happened today. it's important that it came from the justice department regulation. they have the pow

eric holder could keep his job. wasflynn did say that he going to do this. there you go again.to take thewas able fifth and nothing happened to her. those are my two things i wanted to say. robin stockton, california. good morning. caller: good morning. i have a couple of points i want to put in. facts.e is built on the dnc never surrendered their hard drive over to the fbi to do the forensic evidence to see who hit that computer. if they only allowed an independent computer person to inspect the computer, how can anybody say the russians had it. they never surrendered that computer over to the federal government. it's baseless. no one can say the russians did it. that's one of my major points. host: the next point? caller: the next point is bill clinton gets on a jet with our attorney general for she was byposedly cleared i comey -- comey. they are so down on donald trump and his attorney general. during that investigation of hillary clinton, they allowed will clinton to climb on the jet days before they announced what they were going to do with hillary clinton. if anybody has

advisor to a debt holder. i guess that figure might change now.ed to say are they happy now? >> the figure is correct. our clients hold $2.5 billion of kofi net debt. bonds the original rescue which was put in place during the first fiscal crisis in 2006. since then it has been the vehicle of choice for individuals, retirees on island. our clients welcome the development. they think title iii is the right next step. why did your clients force the puerto rican government to undertake this? just yesterday he offered something that would have given your client $.90 on the dollar. the governor offered the general obligation bond holders $.90 on the dollar. we think our clients will commensurate or greater than that. the governor and the oversight board made this decision of their own will. it is not something my clients forced on them. if anything it was forced on them by the unsecured aunt holders who yesterday sued in state court. vonnie: your client hadn't accepted any previous offer either. >> we had been engaged in constructive negotiations. unfo

on one hand, if you look at the three largest holders of u.s.uries and what they are doing, we know now the fed -- it has been suspected all along, but they said they are going to reduce the size. you have got the next two largest holders, japan and china reducing holdings of treasury since last year. hundreds of millions of dollars off their balance sheet treasury and banks have doubled the treasury holdings. what are they going to do if we do see some deregulation which i think that is one thing that is certainly reasonable to expect. jonathan: what is the balance sheet unwind. look at the end of the year? what is the actual policy look like? be aa: i think there will lot more conversation around it. i think it is hard to put any kind of specifics around it, especially in terms of how it will affect the market. generally, the market stands toward the fed. it has been somewhat this missile. jeff: i think the fed has been sensitive about not disrupting markets that i think the balance sheet on wind will be gradual and i think they will not simpl

official 2016 overstay numbers and this way they expanded the categories and to students and visa holders. i want to thank them for providing an accurate number. the numbers are start. -- start - the numbers are stark. cpb calculated that we had nearly 740,000 people overstay their visas at some point in fiscal year 2016. even using cpb's more generous numbers that account for some of those overstays who eventually leave, albeit late, we had almost 630,000 overstays still in the country at the end of last fiscal year. over more time as more and more overstays left the number gets smaller and by january of this year we still had 544,000 overstays from fiscal year '16. suspected of being in the country. still an incredibly large number. to put that number in context, we only apprehended 310,000 unique individuals crossing the land border illegally last year. meaning we had almost twice as many overstays as people apprehended at the land southern border. it's probably time to jet son the conventional wisdom that visa overstays make up about 40% of the elicit flow with this years number of bo

we've had a lot of discussion with private sector technology experts and stake holders. for this to be successful, we couldn't implement another stand alone stove piped process. we certainly couldn't rearrange in the near term how armirports are built. so the biggest factor in our strug tool find a solution is relying on that single magic technology that would accomplish our needs. previous efforts didn't take a deem look at how our data systems function. we looked at how to make the inspension process a lot more efficient. we moved the biometrics of the traveller expected to be on a departing flight out of the dhs data base and into its own data base to encounter the person. we can skip reading the pass port first like a lot of the technology we've seen developed. we can go straight to collecting a biometric and collecting against a gallery. this makes the process a lot quick eer and the infrastructur footprint much more manageable. we used facial recognition on a flight in atlanta. we created a preconditioned gallery and a live photograph of the traveller boarding the

that was enough to surpass the previous retweet holder by ellen degeneral rest.they're donating s $100,000 to dave thomas foundation which kepped did wendys controls. now i want to know what they taste like. >> a special visit from some local athletes after this. >> teacher' prerks day, dozens of teachers in fafa united players visiting their schools. players came to core kelly school for math, science and technology in alexandria to honor more than 830 teachers for their accomplishments and their work in the community. they also gave special recognition for 15 teacher united recipients. they will host a group of teachers at a home match this weekend. congratulations to them. that's it. fox5 local news at six starts right now. we begin with a major shake yup in washington, just a short time ago, we learned that president trump has fired fbi director james comey. in a statement just released, the statement says comey's firing will mark a new beginning for the fbi. the president says the search for a new fbi director will begin immediately his firing comes dayses a

and eric holder said he had the support of president obama. the supreme court today, poppy. >> ariane de vogue, thank you for the reporting. we appreciate it. outside of the high court. senior legal analyst jeffrey toobin is on the phone with us. a couple important notes. neil gorsuch, the newly confirmed supreme court justice, did not take part in this because he doesn't enter into cases already in the middle of being heard. there were two votes here by the justices, the vote on one of the maps, one of the gerrymandering maps, was 8-0, so unanimous there. but on the other, district 12 map, it was 5-3. >> that's right, and this is just a very controversial area in the supreme court because the court has said that it's okay for state legislatoures to draw lines, district lines, that help one political party, but they are not allowed to draw lines that use race. now, the problem is, in the united states, virtually all african-americans are democrats so that if you draw lines to help the republican party, you almost always hurt african-americans.

eric holder is expected to release an investigation into workplace environment. holder was asked to investigate harass m claims by a former employee against the ride sharing company. >> happening today another round of national spelling bee prelims at the national harbor with the finals tomorrow night. it starts at 8 this morning and for top spellers the spelling bee is all-consuming purist. >> g-a-a >> gary mcgrady good morning to you. >> if we did that people would be like click, click, >> don't give them another reason [ laughter ]. >> we're tickling this morning. thunderstorms from last night and yesterday afternoon, evening, moved on. and so you can see where we are. there as little shower activity out to the west we'll watch that and we have clouds out this morning and it looks like another mostly cloudy d day. a little sunshine will help you drive a couple more thunderstorms this afternoon and 66 now and cooler than that in the suburbs. here's what we're thinking for the day and the afternoon planner 11:00, mostly cloudy, sunshine here and there. 73. littl

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on one hand, if you look at the three largest holders of u.s.uries and what they are doing, we know now the fed -- it has been suspected all along, but they said they are going to reduce the size of the balance sheet. there is $650 billion through the internet you're coming through due to that maturing. you have got the next two largest holders, japan and china, reducing holdings of treasury's since of last year. january hundreds of millions of dollars off their balance sheet treasury. and you that the banks which is doubled their treasury holdings over the last five years. what are they going to do if we do see some deregulation which i think that is one thing that is certainly reasonable to expect. jonathan: let's talk about one of those things. what is the balance sheet unwind at the end of the year? yes, they are talking about it. what is the actual policy look like? oksana: i think there will be a lot more conversation around it. i think it is hard to put any kind of spifs around it, escily in terms of how it will affect the market. general

always have a roll of duct tape as his cup holder in the helicopter. >> to secure it?> yep. >> the things that you remember. >> that's one of those things. >> right. great story. thank you for sharing. appreciate it. >>> turning to this now. new information as 6:00. the company that owned the charter bus involved in a crash in gloucester county says passengers need to contact them. 32 people hurt when the bus was hit by a tractor trailer on the new jersey turnpike. victims were taken to area hospitals and left stranded and without luggage. the bus company tells nbc 10 that they will take the passengers back to new york or to atlanta but need to call for help. >>> new at 6:00, a woman indicted for the murder of her boyfriend nearly two months after his death. prosecutors say 25-year-old breeon lindsay stabbed christopher johnson in march. investigators believe lindsay tried to clean up the scene before police arrived. >>> drexel university taking steps to knock out prejudice. students picked up markers and on the wall shared stories of how they experienced discriminatio

. >> if you're a holder of the stock you should consider near dated protection. when the stock closed you would buy a may put for 10 bucks and selling a may put for 8 bucks, your maximum. >> the stock is still down since dan put on that trade. >> what a snap back. you want to manage yesterday when the stock was really valuable. this put spread was probably worth a double. two ways to plays. i heard me say long holders might consider as a hedge. you have to make a decision. if the stock was down $25, from its recent high, how much protection do you want if you want to monetize that hedge. i like to stop a put stop at the premium i paid. you might want to give it more time but if it snaps back like today, stop it at $8. if it was just a bearish bet. at one point it was a double yesterday, play with the house's money. >> two ways to interpret it. one if you have news the stock is down, it's a beat or miss. and how well it shook it off. if we're in real trouble instead of coming back up today it would have gone back down. i think it has a lot of momentum and stay wit

jackson being a slave holder himself, i wondered what trump imagined that meant.have, should have, would have, a man should tiptoe down in the lower floor in the white house and look up something about that war we fought between the states. he might also hustle up to lincoln memorial, like nixon did in the misery of vietnam war and read the heart felt address. it's right there on the wall. teach them all, we americans ever needed to know about the war that divided us right across the middle in 1861. >> each. >>> that's hard ball for now. thanks for being with us. all in with chris hayes starts right now. tonight on all in. >> pre-existing conditions are in the bill and i mandate it. >> pre-existing problems for the white house. >> the idea is actually they would create a high-risk pool. >> as the administration spins a bill that reduces protections for pre-existing conditions is trump care about the pass the house. then, why the president says he would be honored to meet with north korea's dictator and the backlash against his white house invitation for another st

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dickey the knuckle holder. the throw home bounces away. eduardo nunez is safe, 6-0 after two. more than enough for cueto. no blister problems today. threw six innings of one-run, eight-hit ball. eight strikeouts. giants win 7-1. hosting the nats on memorial day afternoon. >>> members of the military on hand for the a's and the yankees. bottom first, andrew triggs on the hill. matt holliday, game winner yesterday. sinking liner to center. markanan can't make the catch but the a's made two more errors and continue to lead the majors with 49. first ever grand slam see you. and ties -- khris davis hit his 15th late. the a's drop to 7-17 oon the road. >>> final round of the pga tour at the colonial in fort worth. the defending champ and texas native jordan spieth. approach on 15. finished with a bogey-free 65. in the clubhouse at 9 under. and he could then on the watch as third-round leader kevin kisner needed a par on 18 to avoed a playoff. he had a bad tee shot but he sinks the punt that wins at 10 under. his second gives him a million and a quarter for the weekend's work. bernha

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attorney general eric holder to come out with this report. uber has been able to fend off critics, saying that they have a report coming, they will address all the big issues, and at the same time they are looking for a coo. if they fail on either front to deliver meaningful change, i think we are going to see this open up again. right now we are waiting for the court case, waiting for the coo, waiting for holder. we are waiting to see how uber can recover. emily: thank you. we will continue coverage of tech earnings. square and fitbit jumping after-hours. we will dig into the numbers next. and the facebook earnings call is still underway. the company has been under scrutiny about facebook live, after a number of high-profile suicides, murders, and shootings were broadcast live. zuckerberg was asked what the social network would do. he replied that the holy grail it be having ai to stop violent video, but the tech is nowhere near able to do that, so they are hiring thousands of new personally vet these videos. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: the

paula radcliffe and other british world record holders are collateral damage aid cording to a task thatin the wake of the doping scandal. suzy rodgers announced her retirement from swimming saying she wa nts to retirement from swimming saying she wants to leave at the top. injuries are bound for both real and atletico as the madrid clubs meet in the champions league again. i'll have more after 3.30pm. the family of a man who was shot dead in his home by intruders in the early hours of sunday morning have paid tribute to him saying they are devastated. dorset police are searching for at least two people following the death of guy hedger, a marketing executive. they say it was a "targeted attack". the men, who wore balaclavas, stole jewellery including designer watches before fleeing the house near ringwood. duncan kennedy reports. the centre of the police operation remains the house where guy hedger was shot. detectives say he was killed on sunday morning after at least two intruders entered his home. it's believed that a number of designer watches were taken during the raid. mr hedger w

the current record—holder is a 118cm long cat from west yorkshire in the uk.like big cats or smaller ones? i like smaller ones as they are easier to cuddle. apparently she cannot pick her one up. now back to our main story, the appointment of former fbi boss, robert mueller, as a special prosecutor to oversee a us investigation into russia's alleged interference in the presidential election. we heard the latest from washington a short while ago. but how do donald trump's supporters feel about the recent cascade of negative reports? the bbc‘s nada tawfik has been to nashville, tennessee, to find out. in nashville, it is the twang of a guitar that moves this music city. unlike washington, politics is not the topic in the bars. in the capital of country music, the tunes belt out the concerns of the everyday american, paying bills and finding love to be those who voted for donald trump brush off the image ofa for donald trump brush off the image of a white house in crisis. they view the headlines as simply noise. you cannot tell me that all of these lea ks and you