jeffries. that's not any indication that i in any way participated in anything wrong. the same with mr. papadopoulos, he talked about it was reported in the papers, he said something about going to russia and dealing with the russians and i pushed back. i don't think it is right to accuse me of doing something wrong, i had no participation in any wrongdoing with regards to influencing this campaign improperly. >> thank you mr. attorney general, this question was not giving you any benefit of the doubt at all to what -- i hear what you're saying and you didn't do anything wrong here. i want to talk about your recusal from the russian case, saying you were involved with the campaign, that triggered our recusal. that regulation only applies to criminal prosecution during investigations, when you recuse yourself under james comey's admission, that was a counterintelligence investigation, why did you say that regulation to recuse from a counterintelligence investigation? >> i'm not sure that that was expressed to me when i was given advice about it in those terms, number on

welcome to the jim jeffries actual news club these are the little things in life that the bible will look to when you get married always put the house in your and very. i think. if you put your mind to it you can achieve anything that's what i call a lawyer many of you will never achieve greatness because greatness is an inside you success will not make you happy or very successful and on miserables welcome to politicking on larry king that was a clip from live jim jeffords show on comedy central jim is an illustrator comedian actor and writer who takes on american culture religion politics and more in this program and it's a pleasure to welcome him into our studio ok jim first is there tommy in everything is there any topic to you all full of you know i don't believe there's any topic that's off limits but you do have to be definitely careful with certain topics i believe the more risky the topic the funny of the joke us to be you can tiptoe around if you do a joke about cancer or something it's going to be a real funny joke about cancer it better be better be killing because otherw

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jeffries, for his leadership on this issue by pushing this legislation forward. mr. speaker, i want to include for the record the phrases that this bill would change. replacing the references to the term negro with black or african-american. replacing the definition of negro with a definition of african-american as a person . ving origins replacing the references of term of oriental with asian american. to replacing the references aleut with imo, native american. i think we need to move and pass this bill and finally address people as we should. i also want to bring attention to the title of the bill, 21st .entury respect act mrs. torres: mr. speaker, i also want to add that the bill was reported out of committee by unanimous vote. i want to read into the record representative jeffries' remarks of h.r. 995, the 21st century respect act, a bipartisan bill that will remove outdated and offensive racial labels from the code of federal regulations. i thank ranking member grijalva and torres and chairman bishop and lamalfa for working with me to move this important bill e

making fun of him too much to talk about that and more with the great jim jefferies host of the jim jeffries show on tommy central on this edition. of. kids welcome to the jim jefferies actual news club these are little things in life that the bible will not take when you get married always but the house and you and i very. many things will tell you if you put your mind to it you can achieve anything that's what i call a law i many of you will never achieve greatness because greatness is an inside success will not make you happy very successful and are miserable as well going to politicking on larry king that was a clip from the jim jeffords show on comedy central jim is an australian comedian actor and writer who takes on american culture religion politics and more in this program and it's a pleasure to welcome him into our studio ok jim first is there tommy in everything is that any topic to you awful of us no i don't believe there's any topic that's off limits but you do have to be definitely careful with certain topics i believe the more risky the topic the funny of the joke us to bait y

jeffries, would like to speak on it. excellent. am really thrilled now to turn this over to a member of the progressive caucus, a leader on our judiciary committee, representative hakeem jeffries from new york. i thank my well, good friend and tremendous colleague on both the house budget committee and the house judiciary committee, representative jayapal, the distinguished gentlelady from the great state of washington, for your tremendous advocacy, for anchoring this congressional progressive caucus special order and for addressing the american people on this critically important issue, so-called tax reform put forth by house republicans today in a manner that is clear-eyed, that's authentic, that is comprehensive and that will hopefully awaken the american people to the notion that this is an attempt by house republicans to do nothing more than to jam tax cuts for millionaires and billionaires down the throats of the american people. now, i represent the eighth congressional district in brooklyn and queens. i'm proud to be a memb

it was also downgraded to neutral and tencent is losing ground for second day come all the jeffries doesee the stock getting a boost. let's look at the board now to show you stocks keeping on the radar. in mind, it is the largest shareholder at over 10%. the cap is for a 5% limit. this is on the rise for the third day amid the boards it is close to selling its finance unit. at chineseook allegedly committed, reports indicate it may -- >> thanks. strong economic growth across the world's factory is also making it certainly felt in southeast asia. that is one of the first news headline. >> this growth forecast this 3% and 3.5%. grew at 8.8%, up from a projection of .3%. many membersows ready to hike rates in the near term. that is taken as a pretty good hikes isad the pace of not -- jpmorgan has welcome china's decision to relax the rules on foreign ownership and says he is ready to go. he said he would never trust the government again. diamond called for a competitive texas him and if he has to pay more, so the. >> i think we should get rid of interest and referrals. if you want to raise

jeffries, nobody -- nobody, not you or anyone else, should be prosecuted. not me to views of perjury, for answering the question the way i did in this hearing. i've always tried to answer the questions fairly and accurately. >> there he is, and congressman hakeem jeffries joins me now. >> good to be you, don. >> do you believe the attorney general lied about the trump campaign's contacts russian officials? >> well, the attorney general has been less than truthful on multiple occasions when testifying before congress about contacts between himself, the trump campaign and russian operatives. he first came before the united states senate in january and said that he had no communication with any russian officials. it then turned out that he met with the russian ambassador in july of 2016 during the republican national convention. he also met with the republican ambassador sergey kislyak, who's widely vieweds as the top russian spy in the united states of america at the time. also in his senate office in september. he then came back to congress to testify over t

jeffries, or five minutes. mr. jeffries: the so-called republican tax plan will increase taxes on the middle class, explode the deficit, and undermine medicare and medicaid. it will saddle your children and grandchildren with more than a trillion dollars in debt simply to provide millionaires and billionaires with a massive tax cut. house republicans will argue , t trickle-down economics supply side economic, dynamic scoring will somehow magically save the day. but the notion that massive tax cuts for millionaires and billionaires will somehow result in strong economic growth is a phony, fraudulent, and fake argument. it has no basis in reality. there is no evidence to support this fantasy. hen ronald reagan cut taxes on millionaires and billionaires, it didn't result in strong economic growth. it led to a massive deficit. when george w. bush cut taxes on millionaires and billionaires, it didn't result in strong economic growth. it led to the great recession. when the republican governor of kansas cut taxes on mill

jeffries. i would say that's not fair, colleagues. that's not in indication that i in any way anticipated in anything wrong. and the same with mr. papadopoulos turkey talked about, it's reported in the paper that he said something about going to rush and did it with the russians, and i pushed back and said you shouldn't do it. .. you didn't do anything wrong in that testimony. this question was garbled. that is not giving you any benefit of the doubt to deal with you guys are doing to you. i hear what you're saying and you didn't do anything wrong there. i do want to talk to you about your recusal from the russian case. you cited the eight cfr for 45-point to saying you were not involved in the campaign and that triggered work usual however, that regulation only applies to criminal prosecutions or investigations. when you recuse yourself under james comey admission that was a counterintelligence investigation, not a criminal investigation is why did you cite that regulation to recuse a counterintelligence investigation when it's only

congressman jeffries, this is a question of the law.keep saying you forgot, you forgot, does that save you from a perjury indictment. >> it absolutely does not. i pointed out in the first part of any questioning of jeff sessions that he, himself, made the point in october of 2016 that when hillary clinton said i don't remember over 35 times, that if that was intentional, that itself could constitute the crime of perjury. now it turns out that jeff sessions earlier this year testified before the senate intelligence committee, said i don't recall approximately 30 times, same thing before the senate judiciary committee today, repeatedly said i don't recall at least 25 times. so it was a classic case over and over and over again of selective amnesia when convenient. it's clear, chris, that he has been less than truthful on multiple occasions when testifying before congress about contacts between himself, the trump campaign and russia. and that's a serious thing. >> did you notice anything sort of ethnic about his attitude in answering your

evil touching down in the heart of texas, and you, pastor jeffries have a large congregation in dallasit is my understanding, correct me if i'm wrong, that you at such a large place of worship, that you do have security on hand. talk to us about that. >> we have a very elaborate security plan, it's a combination of volunteers and paid officers, from uniformed and some plain clothed. we just finished working with homeland security to do an inventory and an assessment, a threat assessment for the church, but most churches, like most baptist churches had less than 200 members, but i think tonight, it proves that they need to security plan and they can have one. they can meet with local law enforcement and have that law-enforcement, the police, and do an assessment of their vulnerabilities. they can get volunteers to be watching throughout the services. they can have some commonsense practices like we do of not allowing backpacks into the sanctuary. they could have an evacuation plan in case something like this happens. every church ought to do whatever it can to ensure the safety of their

jeffries. i would say that's not fair, colleagues. that's not any indication that i in any way participated in anything wrong and the same with mr. papadopoulos. he talked about it's reported in the paper that he said something about going to russia and dealing with the russians and i pushed back and said you shouldn't do it. so i don't think i'm -- it's right to accuse me of doing something wrong. i had no participation in any wrongdoing with regard to influence in this campaign improperly. >> the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida mr. de santos for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. attorney general, you didn't do anything wrong in this testimony. the question was garbled. that's just not giving you any benefit of the doubt at all to do what these guys are doing to you. i hear what you're saying and you didn't do anything wrong there. i want to talk to you about your recusal from the russian case. you cited cfr 445.2 saying you were involved with the campaign that triggered recusal. however, that regulation only applies to cri

evil touching down in the heart of texas, and you, pastor jeffries have a large congregation in dallas, and it is my understanding, correct me if i'm wrong, that you at such a large place of worship, that you do have security on hand. talk to us about that. >> we have a very elaborate security plan, it's a combination of volunteers and paid officers, from uniformed and some plain clothed. we just finished working with homeland security to do an inventory and an assessment, a threat assessment for the church, but most churches, like most baptist churches had less than 200 members, but i think tonight, it proves that they need to security plan and they can have one. they can meet with local law enforcement and have that law-enforcement, the police, and do an assessment of their vulnerabilities. they can get volunteers to be watching throughout the services. they can have some commonsense practices like we do of not allowing backpacks into the sanctuary. they could have an evacuation plan in case something like this happens. every church ought to do whatever it can to ensure the safety of

joining me to talk about this and other issues is hakim jeffries as a member of the house judiciary.ght of these ak occasions against senator franken, he is a member of your party, but do you believe he should resign? >> think we have to let the process play out in terms of the senate ethics investigation. sexual assault, sexual harassment, unwanted touching or advances are not acceptable in any way, shape, or form. we all need to condemn it and make sure we can create an environment on capitol hill and beyond where everyone feels comfortable in the workplace and interacting with their elected rep tentatives be it in the house or the senate or whatever the case may be. >> i want to move on now to russia. they said that the house judiciary said the son in law, jared kushner's attorney said that lawmakers are playing in his words a gotcha game with his client after the judiciary committee claimed kushner did not disclose key documents with russia. it went on to make a charge about who is the actual hero in this investigation. have a listen. >> if you look at the conat the present times

. >>> actor jeffry saying he may not return to "transparent." sexual harass my by at least two people. he denies any wrong doing in a statement released that reads, the idea i would deliberately harass anyone is simply and utterly untrue. due to the atmosphere that affected our set, i don't see how i can return to "transparent." >> it comes from two transgender colleagues. barnes implies tambor propositioned and groped her and pushed himself on her while on set. >>> this morning, actor david cassidy is fighting for his life. he is in critical condition with organ failure in ft. lauderdale, florida. he is in intensity care, with a breathing tube, he is conscious and surrounded by family and friends. popular '70s heart throb rose to fab from the partridge family. he was battling dementia. >>> britain's queen elizabeth and prince philip celebrating 70 years of marriage. spectacle of their royal wedding back in 1947, which drew statesmen and royalty from around the world along with huge crowds of well wishers. >>> straight ahead, breaking news overn

jeffries. i would say that's not fair colleagues. that's not any indication that i am in any way participate in anything wrong than the same with mr. papadopoulos. he talked about in the paper that he said something about going to russia in dealing with the russians and i pushed back and i said you shouldn't do it. so i don't think it's right to accuse me of doing something wrong. i had no participation in any wrongdoing with vergard to influence in this campaign. >> the cia director is judged wikileaks is a nonstate intelligence service. do you agree? >> i'm not able to disagree with that. you are aware of its activities more more than i. spam president trump throughout the campaign said i love wikileaks. do you love wikileaks mr. attorney general? >> i'm not a fan of wikileaks. >> you think it was appropriate that donald trump jr. committee kid with wikileaks during the campaign? >> i'm not able to make a judgment about that. >> thank you mr. attorney general. the committee will stand in recess. >> we had an exchange earlier today

let's bring in brent bill senior technology expert from jeffries, and sama nshn is also joining us whatreal estate financing looking like how much is retail changing as traffic is down at places like traditional malls? >> good morning. thanks for having me on the program. there's winners and losers there's as many winners as there are losers, maybe even more in that the magic words in the world of brick-and-mortar retail investing is value retailing, discount retailing, entertainment, restaurant and experience based retail. neighborhood grocery based and drugstore-based centers are doing well because there's been little new construction during this recovery given the change during the world of retail, the power of e-commerce. the combination of the consumer preferences towards those types of retail that create an experience, create the leverage to eating out trend through restaurant presence is actually very, very effective on the other side of the ledger, you have old malls, even newer malls that did not re-tenet along with the changes happening creating an experience for the consumer

jeffries. i would say that's not fair, colleagues. that's not on any indication that i in any way participated in anything wrong. the same with mr. papadopoulos. he talked about, it is reported in the paper, that he said something about going to russia and dealing with the russians. i pushed back and said you shouldn't do it. i don't think it's right to accuse me of doing something wrong. no. >> 'tparticipation with any wrong-doing. >> thank you, mr. attorney general. you didn't do anything wrong in that testimony. his question was jagarbled and that's not giving you any benefit of the doubt. i want to talk to you about your recusal and you cited 28 cfr for 45.2 saying you were involved with the campaign and that triggered recusal. that regulation only applies to criminal prosecutions or investigations. when you recuse yourself under james comey's admission, that was a counter intelligence and not a criminal investigation. why did you cite that regulation to refuse from a counter intelligence when its only applicability was for a crim

and that's democratic congressman, hakim jeffries. thank you for being with us this morning, congressman. >> morning, rev. >> here's a sample of you grilling sessions during his testimony. >> i have a copy of the transcript of your testimony before the senate judiciary committee in october. you stated under oath, i don't recall in some form or fashion, 29 times. is that correct? >> i have no idea. >> i have a copy of the transcript of your testimony before the senate intelligence committee in june. you stated under oath, i don't recall in some form or fashion approximately 36 times, is that correct? >> i don't know. >> in your testimony today, you have stated "i don't recall" at least 20 times. is that fair to say? >> i have no idea. >> now, aside from me knowing your proclivity to give a good brooklyn beat down every now and then, were you surprised that when you would come with these things, and you went on and on and on. i only showed a little bit, of citing his record to him, of loss of memory, and then citing to him how he said,

to jeffries, 24-0, watch celebration, who remembers bowling for dollars? it is bowls for touchdowns, eagles win they are 10 and 1. >> [no audio] bill: on the show we told you about a homeless veteran, and a woman who came together over need they had to help and support someone, it has gone viral, everyone is talking about it but thing that struck me is that when homeless man offered help, he didn't ask who she voted for, where she stood on the minimum wage or if she kneeled during national anthem, woman did not ask this man, political party or where he stood on any of the issues. in philadelphia, i do a daily segment, for goodness sake that speaks too good among us this story demonstrated that there is a lot more that unites us than divides us if we just stop talking about the division, and work on things that bring us together. >> i am bill anderson, thanks for watching "chasing news." inews. >> life from center city in philadelphia this fox 29 news at 11:00. >>> breaking news out of the gate at 11:00. let's head to bucks county right now. pedestrian invo

and coming to jeffries.his 46-yard touchdown and eagles are 8-1. 5-0 at home and 51-23 victory. 5-0 at home and 51-23 victory. >> niner fans, one word wsh ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) (gasp, shriek) to the next generation of greats... i got it over! we're excited to meet you. >>> on abc 7 news at 6:00 we he could have a bigger pot problem as it becomes legal in nut year. why some say underground sales won't go away. >> and big change in santa cruz if you order takeout. those stories at 6:00. >> also, we want to get you an update on the church shooting that killed at least 26 people in texas. >> the gunman is identified as devin kelly. kelly was also killed. it is unknown if he committed suicide or if police killed him. he does not appear to be linked to my terror groups. more on world >>> tonight, breaking news. the massacre inside an american church. more than 25 people killed. families and children among the dead. >> there's no words. >> worshippers in the middle of a sunday service when eyewitnesses say a man walked in an

jeffries: these are difficult times in this country and it seems we spent the last several months careening from one tragedy to the next. from the congressional baseball shooting to charlottesville. from shar lotsville to las vegas. from laughs to the terrorist attack in new york. from the terrorist attack in new york to a mass shooting at a baptist church in south texas. something is wrong here in america. and yet all we seem to do is to come to congress, have a respectful moment of silence, and then move on as if everything is ok. it is not ok. it is time for this do-nothing congress to do something. do anything. to help stop the carnage that is taking place in our great country. back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute.

jeffries for five minutes. >> mr. sessions, i have a copy of your testimony in october. you stated under oath i don't recall in some form or fashion 29 times, is that correct? >> i have no idea. >> i have a copy of the transcript of your testimony before the senate intelligence committee in june. you stated under oath i don't recall in some form or fashion approximately 36 times. is that correct? >> i don't know. >> in your testimony today, you have stated i don't recall at least 20 times, is that fair to say? >> i have no idea. >> now, on october 4th, 2016, during a tv interview with lou dobbs, you criticized hillary clinton for telling fbi investigators i can't remember approximately 35 times. you also stated during that lou dobbs interview that the intentional failure to remember can constitute perjury. mr. attorney general, do you still believe that the intentional failure to remember can constitute a criminal act? >> if it's an act to deceive, yes. >> okay. now, you testified in january that you had no contact with russian operatives during the trump campaign. earli

. >> our final question, terry jeffries from bloomberg. take -- thanks for taking our question. is this doj approach to video content distribution out of concern to make at&t less inclined to pursue joint ventures or any kind of future ventures with content companies on mobile? drugs i would suggest you that this lawsuit has the whole world questioning what they will, can, and cannot do. -- >> i would suggest that this lawsuit has the world questioning what they well, can, and cannot do. one of the key concerns about this, to take suddenly without any notice and just upturn 50 years of precedent on eight transaction like this can have nothing but a freezing effect on commerce in general and so i --nk that is a sick of again so i think that is significant about this lawsuit that was brought by the department of justice. we appreciate everyone participating. thank you again. >> thank you. >> thank you, appreciated. from world bank president kim jong you can -- from the world bank president. then, it nikki haley on the challenges to freedom and democracy. >> a consumer advocate org

. >> terry jeffries from bloomberg. >> thanks for taking your questions. does this doj approach to video content distribution is a competitive concern make at&t less inclined to pursue joint ventures or any kind of future ventures with content companies on mobile? >> i would suggest this lawsuit has the whole world questioning what they will, can, and cannot do. it throws a huge degree of to anybody contemplate joint ventures, anybody contemplating m&a. it's one of the key concerns about this, take suddenly, without any notice and just upturn 50 years of precedent on a transaction like this that had nothing but a freezing effect on commerce in general. --hink that is a significant that is the significance of this lawsuit. we thank everyone for joining us , and thank you again. we have this related story from a bit earlier on the hill. announcedan ajit pai the agency will want to roll back obama era net neutrality rules that require internet service providers to treat all web traffic equally. ofblasted the role heavy-handed utility style religion of the int

. >> our final question will be for terry jeffries from bloomberg. >> thank you for taking our questions. does this d.o.j. approach to video content distribution make at&t less inclined to pursue joint ventures or any kind of future ventures with content companies on mobile? this throws a huge degree of uncertainty to anybody contemplating joint ventures, anyone contemplating mna. that's one of the concerns about this, to take suddenly, without any notice, and to just off turn 50 years of precedent on a transaction like this can have nothing but a freezing effect on commerce in general. i think that is a significant of this lawsuit has been brought by the department of justice. with that, again we appreciate everybody participating and joining us and think you again. >> today, starting at 130 eastern, we will show key moments of the senate finance review of the republican tax reform plan including the exchange and a look at democratic pitches to eliminate or replace tax cuts. the student can documentary competition is underway and students are busy sharing with us through twitter. it is

i'm jim jeffries, i think we can all do better. good night >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show"! thank you so much for tuning in! i'm trevor noah. our guest tonight the roastmaster general himself jeff f-is joining us, everybody! the big news, 180 characters on twitter! now people can get much more detail when complaining to airlines companies. at delta, my flight was delayed. it reminds me of my first flying experience, 1994, i was but a young lass. other news, who likes pizza? cheaper. that means you're nazis. >> papa john's is telling racists we don't want your business after a neonazi web site declared pap the pizza of thality right. they posted a swastika pizza after papa john's said they condemn hate groups. we do not want these individuals or groups to buy our pizza. >> trevor: 2017, the year when even pizza had to distance itself from gnatsias. to recap. papa john's said the n.f.l. protests we

i'm jim jeffries, i think we can all sleep better, good night. november 14, 2017. from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york. this is the daily show with trevor noah. [cheers and applause] >> trevor: welcome to the daily show. i'm trevor noah. thank you so much for shooting in. our guests tonight promoting his viceland show most expensivest hip-hop 2 chainz on the show. but first breaking news from the world of medicine and technology. >> running the fda's approved the first ever digital pill. it's a medication imbedded with a sensor that's activated by your stomach fluid. >> it's designed to help patients properly take their medication an implanted chip contains minerals. the chip sends dosage and ingestion time to an app. that information can be shared with doctors. >> trevor: really? a pill that's going to send information to an app. have we learned nothing about hacking. because i mean this is going to be great until wikileaks tells the entire world you've got pancreatic herpes which is a thing. although honestly with the right feachesz i'm not g

congressman jeffries you are not on the intel committee but the judiciary committee.int, what are the major outstanding issues that you would like answers to? >> what's clear is we have 17 different intelligence agencies that have concluded that russia interfered with the election for the purpose of electing donald trump. we also know at the same time russia was attacking our democracy, several high level associates of donald trump seemed to be in regular communication with these russian spies. we also know that donald trump allies and associates, folks like paul manafort or donald trump junior or jared kushner or jeff sessions or michael flynn were all untruthful about their contacts with russia. and so the real question is, is just one big coincidence? or something more insidious that was involved? and the american people deserve answers to those questions. i'm confident that bob mueller will get to the bottom of it. but you have to wonder, anderson, why were so many folks closely associated with donald trump disingenuous, less than forth coming about their communic

year's no. 2 pick carson wentz has been even better throwing four more touchdowns today, two to jeffries. lynch has 23 for the season, the most in the nfl. they blow out denver. that's their seventh straight win, 8-1. broncos lost four straight. they are 3-5. >>> the cowboys welcoming tony romo back to dallas calling his first game. smith to hill, nice little modest gain, no easy scores, right? hill steps on the gas, runs by everybody. that's a 56-yard surprise touchdown. chiefs would score on their first drive of the 3rd quarter. they led 17-14, but the cowboys respond, 14 unanswered, prescott to beasley, second score of the game. dallas wins 28-17. they're 5-3. kansas city is juggling. they're 6-3. >>> how about nascar in texas. kevin harvick's crew setting up for a strong finish. harvick who won in sonoma in the summer pass the truex, jr. with nine laps to go. harvick and truex, jr. clinch two of the three remaining championship spots in the final race. >>> the raiders are about to kick it off in miami, an 8:30 start. that's a late start. >> we'll have all the highlights tonight on ga

wentz to alshon jeffries.own, defense. 37 yards, two point conversion later. 37-9, that was the final eagles. 9 and 1 and 1-8. birds try to make it nine in a row here against the bears. and in two weeks back here on monday night football, nbc 10. that's it for me guys. back to you. >> thank you danny. we have eagles coverage coming up on nbc 10 news. including locker room smack talk with carson wentz. >> right now headed back to the news with nbc 10. dennis. >>> we are tracking the travel forecast for your thanksgiving week. meteorologist tammy joins us. a chill setting in. >> it is. we started today 62 degrees after midnight. tomorrow you'll wake up in the mid-30s. we look at plenty of sun shine out there only to 45. then on tuesday we make it into the 50s, that sounds great but look at the clouds moving into the area in the afternoon. here comes some rain in the wee hours of wednesday morning. should be out of here by the tomorrow the morning commute gets going. then things quiet down. we're looking at a chi

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she's been speaking to our education editor, branwen jeffries. cold winter sun on the campus.erfirst interview, told me her pay was justified. you seem unembarrassed by the controversy. i think that the controversy has been something that i would have wished to avoid, but i'm not embarrassed by the fact that those people who actually have determined my salary did so in the way that they did. professor dame glynis brea kwell will be paid £a68,000 a year until february, 2019. she'll stay in the university flat in bath until august, 2018. and a car loan of £31,000 will be written off. your pay has been one element of the controversy, so has the house, the housekeeper that goes with it, the car loan that is being written off, the fact indeed that you will now be paid until february, 2019. do you think that's going to do further damage to the university's reputation? i don't actually think that the university's reputation is being damaged by this. i think that we recognise the value and the significance of the university. the cost of being a student has risen. rents in bath are hig

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jeffries. i would say that is not fair, colleagues. >> reporter: he was asked about the war on drugs, sanctuary cities in immigration laws and intelligence leaks. >> how do you restore people's trust, republicans and democrats , confidence in the department of justice when it seems like different rules apply depending on who's in our quick >> session says he's working to crackdown on leaks coming from his department. ktvu fox2 news . >>> still to come, calls getting louder for roy moore to step aside. the latest sexual misconduct allegations against the senate candidate's new policies are introduced on capitol hill. struck significant rain is headed our way. we will have overnight rain and wind . >>> drug deals outside bay area businesses and business owners say is because of a nearby homeless encampment. what if there was only one paper? now what if there was only one mattress? one is not a choice. choose your mattress with tulo. everything you want in a bed, in a box. really? really? really?

jeffries, nobody -- nobody not you or anybody else should be prosecuted, not me or to use perjury for answering the question the way i did in this hearing. >> sessions grilling come just one after the report from the atlantic showing donald trump, jr. was in contact with wikileaks during the height of the presidential campaign. >> this just came out. i love wikileaks. >> wikileaks sent several messages to trump junior including he and his father tout wikileaks contacts to their supporters. they told trump junior their site was posting new e-mails from e-mails stolen from hillary clinton and john podesta. writing very little pick up by dishonest media of credible information by wikileaks. so dishonest, rigged system. trump junior released the messages monday night. and don junior's attorney denies there was any wrongdoing from those communications. on capitol hill, there are mixed reactions. one calling the messages inoc ws today. wolf. >> also breaking tonight, urgent new questions for the attorney general about whether he's being pressured by president trump to go after hillary clint

republican congressman jeffries referred to a media interview where sessions is: clinton now basicallyorgetting what she had said before. you know, what do you think about his argument that it was a very chaotic campaign he was taking part in russian art >> yak on his account is not the only account that support that. the fact of the matter is attorney general sessions has been before congress within the last year four times and he was before congress two weeks ago and that was before the indictment papadopoulos' plea came out. he's correct that the record a number of occasions. one on the ambassador kiss that conversation is now on the meeting in march were apparently pop it off with city of the ability to make the connection between putin and tram. lea: paul, what your thoughts? are we going to have more on this pressure situation? >> probably, but i don't know how many worktime still be called up for something like this. when you are a staffer of a low-level come you get people's attention in the coconut door, dinner table and say something. for sessions not to remember the specific

jeffries. >> reporter: the attorney general was asked about the war on drugs, voter id laws, sanctuary cities and immigration laws. >> how do you restore people's trust, republicans and democrats, confidence in the department of justice when it seems like different rules apply depending on who's in power? >> reporter: today he said his department needs to crackdown on labor. >>> coming up at 5:30, our coverage of the deadly shooting and tehama county continues. information continues to come in and we will go back like to the scene for more. >>> serious allegations about tesla following a new racial discrimination lawsuits. struck it is not raining now but by tomorrow night, it will be raining. as a comes in, i will time it out for you. how's it going down there? that's good. lica misses you. i'm over it though. (laughter) that's fine. i miss her more than you anyway. ♪ ♪ hey, my window is closing. yeah that's okay. alright miles. i love you. (phone hangs up) ♪ ♪ yeah i love you too. ♪ ♪ >>> the city of richmond is tackling its homeless problem with the new option for affordable housing

. >> our final comment will be from terry jeffries from bloomberg. >> thanks for taking our

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jeffries, would like to speak on it. excellent. i am really thrilled now to turn this over to a member of the progressive caucus, a leader on our judiciary committee, representative hakeem jeffries from new york. i thank my well, good friend and tremendous colleague on both the house budget committee and the house judiciary committee, representative jayapal, the distinguished gentlelady from the great state of washington, for your tremendous advocacy, for anchoring this congressional progressive caucus special order and for addressing the american people on this critically important issue, so-called tax reform put forth by house republicans today in a manner that is clear-eyed, that's authentic, that is comprehensive and that will hopefully awaken the american people to the notion that this is an attempt by house republicans to do nothing more than to jam tax cuts for millionaires and billionaires down the throats of the american people. now, i represent the eighth congressional district in brooklyn and queens. i'm proud to be a me