and former homeland secretary janet napolitano. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> from nbc news in washington, the longest-running show in television history. there is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning, once again, conventional wisdom has proved to be more conventional than lies, not long ago, the crowd proclaimed the party moved sharply to the left, bernie sanders was positioned to be the front runner and 20th century joe biden should seriously consider fought running for the nomination of the 21st century version of the democratic party. well, what a difference reality might make. since he entered the race four weeks ago, joe biden has been slapping sanders and crushing the rest of the field. look no further than the white house for allegedation, president trump's obsession with biden is more likely a sign of fear than of confidence, all of which is to say the democratic party has not moved to the left. he has. let's also acknowledge we may experience biden whiplash yet again, we haven't seen a debate, an attack ad

and janet napolitano. tune in to "meet the press" at 8:00 right after this newscast. larry, as always, thanks. you'll be back in 40 minutes. this week you will be looking into president trump's recent decision to pull federal money from california's high-speed rail project>> big bucks. >> see you soon. turning to other news now, clean up the mess. my generation left behind. that's the message from tim cook to college graduates about to make their park in the world. he said they spent too much time debating issues instead of trying to solve them, including climate change and social injustice. >> push back. it shouldn't be this way. but in 2019, opening your eyes and seeing things in a new way could be a revolutionary act. summon the courage to listen and not just to act but act together. >> he pushed to make a positive difference in the lives of the less fortunate. >> to san jose fire department, which hosted an intense boot camp for women. a few of the events hauling heavy hoses, lifting massive tires. it is to get more women interested in firefighting. there is a sho

"washington post" columnist eugene robinson, university of california system janet napolitano, author of "how safe are we" and rich lowry, editor of national review. heidi presbela and rich lowry editor of "national review." nice to see you on this coast. >> i guess it's good to be back. >> let me start with a couple of pieces of conventional wisdom that might be exploding before our eyes. first i want to put up the fox news poll. there is an interesting number here. first of all, it shows biden with a double-digit lead, 49-38. then look at theenatchups and he trump number. do you see a pattern there? sanders, 46-41. harris, 41-41. buttigieg lucky for trump doesn't get to 41 so he can lead somebody, but 41 -- i'm trying to figure out walch conventiisdom is more inaccurate. that joe biden can't get the nomination or that president trump is underrated as a candidate? sometimes i think we overrate the president's stance because because of '16. >> yeah. i mean, but how can you not factor that in? i would expect him -- unless the democrats have poise in this nomination process or pick a pe

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chance to talk directly with several authors including the former homeland security secretary janet napolitano. the radio host larry elder and many this is live coverage on book tv on c-span two. >> welcome everybody. this is a bright and sunny day. and as a wonderful time to be in an auditorium with these three people. this is the panel on exposing the truth. there will be book signings afterwards afterwards perhaps for continued and informal conversation but let me begin first by introducing myself. i am president of the alicia patterson foundation that funds independent journalism projects worldwide. our three finalists are here and one of them you may already know one was announced last night. let me walk through our introductions here. are far left is a journalist a veteran investigative journalist in an author. she writes essays and op-ed's for the new york times as well as magazines and radio. online journals in 2010 was a nieman fellow for journalism at harvard. in her first published book fab factory meant was a national best seller. her second book was also a national best seller and

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uc president janet napolitano issuing a temporary suspension of gilyphosate-based herbicide t all campuses. >> we are like, we did it. >> it will make a huge impact for every student in the whole uc system. a lot of kids not exposed anymore. >> reporter: exceptions to the temporary suspension starting june 1st include agriculture operation, programs to re-duss wildfire risk and glyphosate-based herbicide research. >> we are getting people to e-mail the president and tell her it is not enough and we want all prop 65 chemicals banned. >> reporter: she says she is keeping a watchful eye on glyphosate-based litigation. the manufacturer of glyphosate-based weed killer tells "abc 7 news", quote, there's no evidence that moving away from glyphosate for weed management enhances safety. they site a recent epa conclusion. in berkley, melanie woodrow, "abc 7 news." >>> new at 6:00, a downed power line caused a lot of damage in martinez. sky 7 was over the scene less than 30 minutes ago. our exclusive map technology shows the work happening between green and ward. four cars were damaged by no one was

uc president janet napolitano issuing a temporary suspension for the glyphosate-based herbicides at all uc locations due to concerns about possible hazards. >> we were, like, dang, we did it. >> it will make a huge impact for every student in the whole uc system and that's a lot of kids that are going to be exposed to the stuff anymore. >> exceptions to the temporary suspension starting june 1st include agricultural operations and programs to include wildfire risk and native habitat preservation and herbicide research. >> we are e-mailing and getting a lot of people to e-mail the president and tell her that it's not enough and we want all prop 65 chemicals banned and then herbicide. >> makenzie said she's keeping a watchful eye on weed management enhances safety. it cites a recent epa conclusion. in berkeley, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >>> don't tell a beehive about this. a former player says beyonce maying to blame for the loss of the super bowl. the power at the super bowl went out at the start of the third quarter shortly after beyonce's halftime show. he said if beyonce hadn't kno

uc president janet napolitano issuing a temporary suspension for the use of glyphosate-based herbicides at all uc locations blhard , like, dang, we do it. >> it will make a huge impact for every student in the whole uc system. that's a lot of kids that won't be exposed to this stuff anymore. >> exceptions for the temporary suspension include agricultural operations, programs to reduce wildfire risk, and native habitat preservation and glyphosate-based herbicide research. >> we're getting a lot of people to e-mail the president and tell her that it's not enough and we want all prop 65 chemicals banned and all herbicide. makenzie said she's keeping a watchful eye on glyphosate-based litigation and the manufacturer of glyphosate-based weed killers tells abc news, quote there, is no evidence moving away from glyphosate enhances safety and this cites an epa conclusion. melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >> on the peninsula it's day two th year.aker fair now in its abc 7 news was at the san mateo count county events center. it's an opportunity for inventors, craft makers and engineers to show off t

you see president janet napolitano played game show host. it ranged from carbon sea eaters, blood tests, and fighting super bugs. the winner is katy murphy from uc-davis and her research was how to make disease free corn and other plants. she called herself the queen of corn. she was. >> wow. >> interesting. >> they have three minutes? >> three minutes to pitch this idea. >> like an elevator pitch. >> they were phenomenal. ten students. i understood like five of them. >> to get into uc nowadays. >> grad students. >> they spend so much time on it. to just boil it down. >> it was fantastic. they do it every year. great event. really smart. >> did you take copious notes? >> i'm going to translate them all for you. >> it's the weekend. >>> while you do that i'll get dinner. i'll take you guys out for a burger or something. let's bring you to the forecast tonight and you'll see as we get a look, we'll start off with what's going to be in charge of the weekend. it's all about this area of high pressure starting to build in right now. it took the s

janet napolitano entering a temporary suspension at all u.c. locations due to concerns about possible hazards. >> and we were like, dang, we did it. >> it will make a huge impact for every student in the whole u.c. system. that is a lot of kids that aren't going to be exposed to this any more. >> reporter: exceptions to the temporary suspension starting june 1st include agricultural operations, programs to reduce wildfire risk, made of habitat preservation and herba side research. >> and we're getting people to email the president and tell her it is not enough and we want all prop 65 chemicals banned and all herba sides. >> mckenzie is keeping a watchful eye on the litigation. baer said there is no evidence that moving away for glyphosate enhanced the conclusion. melanie woodrow, abc7 news. >> and the u.c. president initiated a task force for future guidance on the issue. >>> abc 7 is trying to build a better bay area this week with tips to keep you safe. with property crime spiking protecting your car and stuff and home from criminals, it can

for inside analysis "washington pos "washington post" columnist, and former homeland security janet napolitano. >> from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning. once again conventional wisdom has been proven to be not wise. bernie sanders was positioned to be the clear presidential front runner and joe biden should consider not running for the nomination of the 21st century version of the democratic party. well, what a difference reality might make. since he entered the race less than four weeks ago, joe biden has dominated the polls. this week's fox poll is just the latest showing biden lapping sanders. look no further than the white house for validation. president trump's near obsession with biden is more likely a sign of fear than confidence. i'll talk to bernie sanders in a moment. let's acknowledge we may experience biden whiplash yet again. we haven't had a debate or watched biden experience the gauntlet of campaign trail. what we're learning is that the progressive activist twitter verse doesn't reflec

uc president janet napolitano issuing a temporary suspension on the use of glyphosate-based herbicideserns about possible hazards. >> and we were, like, dang, we did it. >> it's going to make a huge impact for every student in the whole uc system. that's a lot of kids that aren't going to be exposed to the stuff anymore. it includes agricultural operations and programs to include wildfire risk and native habitat preservation and glyphosate-based research. >> we're getting people to e-mail the president and tell her that it's not enough and we want all prop 65 chemicals banned and all herbicides. >> makenzie is keeping a watchful eye on glyphosate-based litigation. the glyphosate-based weed killers tells abc 7 says there is no evidence that it enhances safety. it cites a recent epa conclusion. in berkeley, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >> on the peninsula it's day two of the maker fair now in its 14th year. abc 7 news was at the san mateo county, vent center as things got under way yesterday. the event is an opportunity for engineers to show off their handiwork. the founder and ceo of th

the same janet napolitano who did that illegal act and then sued trump for reversing it without going that she hadn't gone through it was laughable and yet you get a judge that says napolitano suit has to stop this illegal action. it's really unbelievable. >> when we come back, impeachment. we'll be right back. this is a commercial about insurance and i know you're thinking. i don't want to hear about insurance. 'cause let's be honest... nobody likes dealing with insurance. right? see, esurance knows it's expensive. i feel like i'm giving my money away. so they're making it affordable. thank you, dennis quaid. you're welcome, guy in kitchen. i named my character walter. that's great. i'd tell you more but i only have thirty seconds so here's a dramatic shot of their tagline so you'll remember it. when insurance is affordable, it's surprisingly painless. it's a revolution in sleep. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now during our memorial day sale. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake up ready to h

i sat down the other day with janet napolitano who you know in different -- former homeland securityecretary. she was the lawyer for anita hill in 1991. and she said, look, those hearings were a mess and cut biden some slack but not all that much. and she said he needs to do more. and he probably does need to do more. one of the advantages of joe biden is that he has a long record and people know him. the other -- the challenge for joe biden is that he has a long record that people will take issue with. and so we should note, whatever the polls say, we're at mile marker 4 of a marathon and he's sprinted out in front here, he's going to have to work hard to stay there. >> how about somebody else who is print -- sprinting along though behind, senator cory booker and he struggled in the polls coming in at 2% in the monmouth survey. i noted off the top he opened up about his new gun control proposal and why the issue is so important. we'll watch. >> so when i'm president of the united states, i'm taking a fight to this issue like folks will never see before. because we're better than thi

of generations have been taught that all war is bad, military people are dumb, you know, that janet napolitano as the head of homeland security even said that returning veterans were the next most likely domestic terrorists. so why would we expect people to volunteer for service or submit to conscription when we're castigating the military as something -- as something undesirable, as something brutal always, which it's not always. there's a lot of functions that the military has that are not combat. so we can ask for our best and brightest and get the skill set that we might need for that future war just by asking. congress can act. another point is that a lot of campuses, high school and college campuses are forbidding recruiters to have tables at their campuses. so how do we expect people to learn about the military when that's happening? >> so in your circle of friends, if -- if you saw the president in the rose garden appealing to the american public to step up and serve, or if you went to a town hall meeting with your congressmen and they made a similar appeal, would the circle of friends

chance to talk directly with several authors including the former homeland security secretary janet napolitano. the radio host larry elder and many this is live coverage on book tv on c-span two. >> welcome everybody. this is a bright and sunny day. and as a wonderful time to be in an auditorium with these three