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absolutely right money is the driver of a lot of this ok let me go back to the mental impairment i gree i think there is that both are true but let me go back to alan in miami do you find it really disturbing that you have former heads of the intelligence services talking heads on amnesty on c.n.n. and m s n b c because it seems like a marriage of the intelligence community and the media because it's very obvious to me that they they were getting their talking point where it's actually i don't know where they got their talking points but it's certainly a circular an environment ok where you leak something to the media the media ask you about it and you confirm it i mean again going back to the weapons of mass destruction in two thousand prior to two thousand and three here i find it very unhealthy that the media is actually injected these type of people into their opinion forms go ahead alan. look there are some that are better than some that are worse what worries me is when you have the former head of the cia expressing views the viewer thinks he must know more than they do exactly ha

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place it is a complicated issue i don't do it for a living but when you see the face of it in person i gree the root causes have to be addressed is the key but see their faces in person and what is going on is very important we can do everything we can to help.s >> some see sanctions as war by another name it's not acknowledging that the war is over and somehow the tide will change and teeten will be defeated by song - - sanctions i don't think he will but the humanitarian crisis continues and probably grows from not sending aid in. we really do need to rethink this it will not change the outcome but i think it will change the ability of the country to recover. i'm no fan of assad but the war is largely over. there are pockets of resistance in different places but it is largely over so to correct the humanitarian crisis stopping trade is probably not a good way because embargoes lead to a starvation i think we should rethink what we are doing as far as how we treat this freckle it's one thing to give money into feet it is admirable but it's another want to continue to think we will change t

. >> i can't dis gree. see you soon. be sure to watch cnn tomorrow night at 10:00 p.m. not for me. for that guy. beto o'rourke joins dana bashing for a live cnn town hall from des moines, iowa to talk about his run for the 2020 democratic presidential nomination. and i'll be back right after. after 11:00 p.m. friendship but more off this show coming up. >>> the members of morhouse college celebrating their good fortune. billionaire robert smith announcing he's going to pay off their student loans which will likely amount to tens of millions of. the president of the college reacts next. >>> i love this story so much. imagine the surprise of of morehouse college class of 2019. watch is for yourself. billionaire robert f smith making this promisees to all 396 graduating students at their can commencement. >> we're going to put a little fuel in your bus. i've rr got the alumni over there. this is the challenge. this is my class, 2019. and my family is making a grant to eliminate their student loans. >> wow. wow. joining me is david thomas, president of morehouse college. president thom

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felix: i think i am the only one up here not a doctor so i have to ahe gree with all them. chairman neal: let me recognize the gentleman from arizona, mr. schweikert. mr. schweikert: i wanted to give a few seconds to mr. brady. mr. brady: yes. i neglected to say my family and i have cheered you from our living room. o it's fun to hearing you -- cheer you from the hearing room. secondly, mr. rice asked about what the direction of bias is going because that is a serious issue. a harvard study recently found implicit bias based on race has decreased, that's good. 17%. explicit by 37%. again better. but the answer is zero, no bias is accepted in medical treatment or time spent on person, period. the other point of that is, look, zip code and race will tell us who is impacted. you are helping us identify is why we're losing those moms. i think your testimony as well as our states and local community can help us do that. mr. schweikert, thank you for yielding. mr. schweikert: long 15 seconds. there's almost no hearing i have been involved in that has in some ways has laid more hea

. >> mark: i can tell you don't a gree so go ahead. >> it's not that i don't agree, it's as a reporter you want to ask further questions. >> mark: we haven't found in the last three years of the counter intelligence administration that started under obama. or that we didn't find under in last two years under bob mueller, how long do we investigate these things, bob, and do we continue to go down. -- i can tell you with all due respect to adam, with his committee and his staff, does he really think he's going to find something that $30 million with bob mueller didn't find? >> robert: robert mueller had a very narrow mandate. >> mark: are you saying the scope? >> robert: we know he was supposed to investigate russian interfere. income some of the referrals had nothing to do with russian inter ference. when we look at the scope of this particular investigation. we know that the doj was looking at oligarchs and at organized crime. they had that ongoing. and so we know that they're investigating that. so, any suggestion that this president hasn't been investigated doesn't correlate with the

the grees right now i city. 83 degrees right now in d.c. look at ocean city. 80 degrees. yeah, 80 right now. absolutely perfect. we do a litle roller coaster. y i'll tell about it coming up. ry all right, doug. thank you so veuch. we'll check back in. >>> rolling thunder riders have descended on washington for their last ride. news 4's chri gordon is live at the national cathedral for the blessing of the bikes. hello, chris. >> hello, erika. this is the traditional shot of rolling thunder. as you look around, you'll see so many vetens from the vietnam era with white hair and beards, service men and women from the gulf war era and young people as well.ec it has be a tradition for many, the way they spend memorial day weekend. riders from across the country are gatring for rolling thunder. >> this being the last one, we definitely said we were coming. no way we're ising to m it. >> why is it important for you to be here? >> my husband is a veteran. he served in operation desert storm and i'm here to honor him as well. it's something that i can do with him and wean do togeth

these young people is to hit them of something that's kind of compelling hard gree most important that's real things that i can identify with software that made it hard for me has that touch of authenticity the thing you can't fake them in you must a lost some of your own friends to gun violence yeah today i've lost one over forty five friends from knife crime gun crime people down moms of save life so yeah i put those things into the movie so you're foremost there celebrated if only when i had a bafta showing the other was it was a film that you basically scraped together all through your for your own means again no you have power to take part i'm interested in the impact it's had but it's been sure most schools with a few of the local kids come up here see if they. goodness or so your film changed my life of your that sort of experience definitely had mums come up with their children in books and me texting me calling me saying they watch the film how close are true to life is a drunk is come up to me saying you know we're after watching a film a kind of stop carrying knives and guns. the response has be

gree pop. >> right there >> and then -- i mean, look all that my kids and my wife talk about are "game of thronesyou're there. >> oh, yeah. every week every week we watch the show we put products out the next week for sale. >> how is that possible? >> a bunch of people that absolutely love pop culture, tuned in to pop culture, artist, marketing people, designers and our wonderful partnership with hbo. we watch the episode, we have stuff out within two to three days we start pre-selling it. >> how much is from china? >> we are right now morphing now towards 70% outside of china. >> can you move as fast outside china? is the product same quality. >> better quality. >> less expense. >> less expense, better cost of goods, more stability. >> wow walk us through some things because this is very exciting. >> well, look, we're in the middle of arguably going to be the largest movie in the history of cinema. avengers end game. we released 20 plus products after the movie aired marvell was coy enough not to tell us everything that was going to happen in the movie. our designers are rushing 6 or 7 new produ

when he got into an altercation with steven gree he has bee arrested and is facing a murder charge. the police were out here l day collecting evidence and i can tell you this. many questions still remain. fairfax county police were still colle ing evidence ase arrest of steven a. green was announced. officers bagged two blower fans, a hat, glaes, and a set of keys. they also used a metal detector d had a canine unit brought in to search the surrounding area. investigators also towed away this street cleaning vehicle. according to the property's owner, green works for the and was regularly here in the t overnight hours. police say it was before 1:30 ni this morng when the 51-year-old allegedly shot a man after a fight in the parking lot of the strip mall. several businesses were still open at the time. >> officers had arrived on scene initially and were able to gather several people who were in the area for the shooting. they interviewed thospeople. >> one time i see this. >> she owns th sfoecell phone a gift shop. she's been here a decade but the first time she's seen police outside her door. it forced her delay opening for the day and sh

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gree on its composition how madonna is in khartoum following the story for us so. what's happening there right now how big are these protests from what you see. when i was in were sticking where we're seeing so many people arriving here they are coming from all parts of saddam we're seeing the numbers of protesters increasing by the polls most of them ah i'm happy about the deadlock in talks between those who are organizing the protests as well as the transitional military council with the organizers of the poultice accusing the military of moping. on hunting all the power to a civilian administration of course there are folks. that have been put on their way to try and break the deadlock one of them is bank left by a prominent sudan these. you know. who've been put together sort of called bt to mediate between the two sides to african union else also described as special and. but how much old how some glove boxes from zero to ten year on he's in the country talking to both sides now. while also if it's not going on the protesters are saying both they would not have any leverage else long as the protests going on. there will continue of the protests

i don't think everybody is going to see the storms. temperatures now in the 60s.um hazid out there, but feeling like summer. summertime in may. temperatures right around 90 greesis going to feel like summer. and we're going to have summertime thunderstorms later on. we'll get plenty s ofshine up until then. that will build the instability and the heat because91degrees, that's where we top out. storms this afternoon could be strong after about 2:00 or 3:00. nothing happening on the radar now. you walk out this morning, and you're going to see some wet pavement and especially if you're in northern virginia. i noticed that when i walked out this morning, the top off my jeep last night. now four inches of water in my je s. we have motorms coming our way, frontal system will be moving our way monday night. that's that rain back off to the midwest. once that front scoots through here, the heat and humidity will scoot away with it. we have quarter fest in we'll be emceeing that at noon. going into 6:00 p.m. tonight. we could have scattered storms, or adam's part, not my part. join us in arlington. kerfuffle d.c., beginning tod ge some storms. that starts at 4:00. old

i know you tried to have us all go out there. >> there's lots of places to see all across the continental united states, alaska, hawaii and our wonderful, wonderful territories. miss pin gree. >> thank you very much. thank you for your persistence in answering our questionsism i'm sure if you could go to the south fork right now with my colleague, you'd go. i'm sure we all would, too. what was that? >> might be pretty cold. >> we get our -- >> i want to follow-up on the offshore drilling question. my colleagues from new jersey and as you know i'm from maine. in maine, it's unanimous opposition to this. every member of the tell gagsde our parties, our governor, we're concerned about the ideas because we have the constraints of being much of a tourism state, we have a lot of people working in the marine industry, lobster fishing, lots of things i talked to you about already. so i'm interested in pinning you down a little bit about this because i think it is a big concern. a third of the population of the united states lives in coastal areas. it would be impacted by this proposal. i know representative kilmer who is not here today because of a family issue, from washington st