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selected service system, major general john evans, commanding general of the u.s. army, fort knox. major general linda. jacqueline snyder assistant professor and former senior fellow. thank you all for joining us this afternoon. i would like to turn to vice chair for military services for opening statement. >> thank you, mr. chairman. as vice chair of military service i'm honored for set up the service system. when it comes to selected service and military service, commonality which is most americans don't understand it. although there's no draft, the selected service still very much exists and active and cannot be confused between the two. most men, young men today register for selected service as secondary process whether through financial aid or selection and so registering is the law and therefore if males fail to register ramifications being denied financial aid or employment. federal state government. as you may know there was a court case in texas earlier this year that all military draft is constitutional, second opinion involving women in selected service, process in 1981,

the historic track was once used by olympians, john car loss, lee evans among others, they are claiming the construction project is still in history. the school says it plans to build a multi-purpose recreation field. >>> new this morning, palo alto police are investigating a smash and grab at an apple store on university avenue. the one media usually covers, it probably didn't enter the mind of two burglars who took down the front doors early on wednesday morning. police say they stole seven laptops valued at about $12,000. the burglars dropped two of them while they were trying to escape. we got off the phone with palo alto police who say burglars have hit this store several times as we've covered here on "today in the bay". >>> 6:07. fed up with fed-ex. a woman captured video of a delivery driver tossing it over the fence. she says she gave them the phone number and hoped to talk to them so the wicker chair could be placed nicely inside with fence. >> a precious piece for me. after i saw the vehicle, i was very upset. just the fact that, you know, the same thing, nothing has changed.

evan perez, john avlon, along with elie honig and jennifer rodgers.mittee, what does that lay out with the next few hours will be like in terms of questioning for barr? >> questions about the mueller report, i think bill barr's answer to some of these questions is the following. it's that it wasn't just 48 hours he was able to put together the four-page summary that he issued after receiving the mueller investigation. obviously, people at the justice department had known for months what the findings were likely to be. they were getting updates. and so some of that was already in the works before the attorney general even took office about a month ago. then i think also, one of the things that we might expect to hear, obviously, in light of everything going on at the department of homeland security in the last few days, you might hear questions to bill barr about immigration enforcement because the justice department has played a role in cracking down on reentry, immigration judges, who play a role in some of the asylum cases. there's a lot going on at

evan? >> reporter: that's right, john. the justice department is going to announce kpa exactly these charges are against julian assange, perhaps in the next hour or two. we expect that, again, these are the charges that are behind the u.s. extradition request that the uk police were able to arrest julian assange today at the ecuadorian embassy. now, we've seen some movement on this case recently. you heard earlier today from julian assange's lawyer in london that her understanding was that these charges relate to the 2010 wikileaks dump of documents that were stolen by chelsea manning, just in the last few weeks chelsea manning was brought before the grand jury in alexandria, virginia, she refused to testify as part -- >> hold on. prime minister theresa may -- that's prime minister theresa may, she has just taken the podium to speak about this. >> -- and to welcome the cooperation of the ecuadorian government in bringing this matter to a resolution. mr. speaker, this goes to show that in the united kingdom no one is above

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evans. >> do one more, do one more. >> reporter: around here, u.s. history teacher john ron, how are you? >> how are you? >> reporter: every year for the last two decades, he brings military veterans to martin luther king high in riverside, california. >> this is my 17th visit. >> oh, wow. >> reporter: so they can tell their story to his students. >> it's one thing the hear my lecture about it. it's another thing to read about it. but when you sit down with somebody who lived it, it puts a whole new perspective on this for students. it was a happy part. now it's a happy life. >> reporter: junior maya moore is writing an essay about ronnie guyer. >> i was nervous about how the conversation would get started, >> reporter: he told her about his service in vietnam, some of the more difficult memories. >> i was tepgding to our dead and wounded. >> reporter: this year 300 veterans attended. they didn't just come for the students. they came for john corona. he's retiring in june after 40 years of teaching. >> are you kidding? >> reporter: as thank you for his service, he was pr

evans. >> one more. do one more. >> reporter: around here, u.s. history teacher john corona is a celebrity of sort. >> hi, ron. how are you? ♪ >> reporter: every year for the last two decades, he brings military veterans to martin luther king high in riverside, california. >> this is my 17th visit. >> oh, wow! >> reporter: so they can tell their stories to his students. >> it's one thing to hear me lecture about it. it's another to read about it. when you sit down with somebody who lived it, it puts a whole new perspective on this for students. >> it was a happy heart, and now it's a happy life. >> walking in today, i think i was a little anxious about how the conversation would get started. but it's just great. >> reporter: he told her about his service in vietnam, some of the more difficult memories. >> getting wounded from the first major battle. >> reporter: this year, 300 veterans attended. but they didn't just come for the students. they came for john corona. he's retiring in june after 40 years of teaching. >> are you kidding? >> reporter: as a thank you for his service, he was presented a flag that onc

john deserves credit and i'm not just saying this because i want some of the billion dollars. the texas tribune is the model first of all they are fantastically successful. evan smith has been a genius and if every state could replicate that, i think that the future of journalism with the robust. >> let's talk about your state. we know as a whole they are doing some phenomenal work. one interesting thing we see them doing is partnering with local joint investigations. his collaboration the answer, have you seen the opportunities come from collaboration that perhaps couldn't have resulted from independent pork? >> absolutely. it's been part of the dna since it was started a decade ago in 2008. when we opened 18 months ago, we brought the same philosophy to dare and we have so far in our publication for her to just about every local news organization in chicago from other small startups like us including a hyper local news site as well as both of our major newspapers along with smaller news outlets throughout the state of illinois. what we found this collaboration allows us to bring different resources and strengths to bear on a story and enables us to reach mo

and john deserves credit and i'm not just saying this because i want some of his billion dollars. the texas tribune is the model for us all. they're fantasticically successful. evan smith has been a genius what he's done with that and if every state could replicate that, i think the future of journalism would be robust. >> awesome. let's talk about your state, we know that republica as a whole, what we see them doing, partnering with local joint investigations. from your perspective is collaboration the answer? have you seen opportunities and results come from collaboration that perhaps could not have resulted from independent work? . absolutely. and collaboration has been part of pro publica's dna since it was started a decade ago in 2008. and so when we opened 18 months ago, we brought that same philosophy to bear. and we have so far, in our 18 months publication partnered with just about every local news organization in chicago from other small startups like us, including block can you be chicago, which is a hyper local news site. as well as both of our major newspapers and the public radio station. along with a number of smaller news outlets throughout the st

evans is standing by. we're going to take a look b at the life and accomplishments of dector john singleton.ir >>> the laeft -- ratest on news that john singleton has been taken off life support. >> the director from "boys in the hood" suffered a stroke earlier this month. >> scott, when you talk about john tosingle you're talking about a trail blazer. he's the youngest person ever to be nominated for a best directing offer, the first african-american ever directed. this is such a sad day in hollywood. >> it is aad very s day in hollywood. these are the kinds of stories you hate to have to report on. singleton.tor john he has been in a coma after suffering a stroke on april 17th and was taken off of life support today. remember he gained worldwide attention directing991 "boys in the hood". the movie changed the way black stories were told and who could te them. at the age of 24, he became the youngest and first african-american ever to receive the best director oscar nonation. re's a little of john on our set. >> you went to film school at usc. >> usc, yeah. >> pretty much right away started working. >> i w

john earnest. police say they have dozens of witnesses to interview. they're also talking with the suspect, and trying to determine the authenticity of that open letter they found. carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> ninan: well, now to politics. president trump is in green bay, wisconsin, tonight promising a really big rally. he's expected to take shots at the mueller report and celebrate the new economic numbers. here's nikole killion. >> reporter: for a third year in a row, president trump is keeping up his tradition of holding a campaign rally instead of going to the white house correspondents' dinner. >> reporter: as he golfed this morning with japanese prime minister shinzo abe, the president's aides focused on the newest entrant to the 2020 race, former vice president joe biden. >> we're in wisconsin right now. we have a lot of people. and they've been lined up. >> i found his announcement video to be unfortunately-- certainly a missed opportunity. but, also, just-- just very dark and spooky. >> we are in the battle for the soul of this nation. >> reporter: biden raised a record $6.3 million within the first 24 hours of launching his campaign with this video, wher

john. this is a notable move by the attorney general that we're learning this morning, thanks to my colleagues evan perez and laura jarrett. according to a u.s. official they say that barr has assembled a seem at the department of justice to review how the fbi's counterintelligence probe and looking into the ties between the trump campaign and russia first began back in 2016. now, this is notable because it seems to suggest of course that bar is looking into a similar line of inquire hey that we of course have heard from many republicans up here on capitol hill looking into the origins of that probe. this is also something that bill barr when he was up here on capitol hill testifying yesterday seems to allude to. >> i am reviewing the conduct of the investigation and trying to get my arms around all the aspects of the counterintelligence investigation that was conducted during the sum remember of summer of 2016. >> reporter: the u.s. official told my colleague that barr's work is separate from the ongoing investigation that they are already conducting. this will likely be a big line of inquiry in a

john podesta. what happens now that assange is in jeopardy? what does that mean? the u.s. justice department, we did get a statement from them. evan perez said there is no comment from the justice department. however u.s. officials have said they would seek extradition. u.s. prosecutors revealed there were existing charges against assange and that's according to an accidental filing we saw last year. there were u.s. charges against assange also. will the united states try to get this man from britain? joining us to discuss it, cnn counter terrorism analyst phil mudd, a cia and fbi veteran. put it in perspective in terms of your experience, knowing what you know about assange in his central role in the release of all the information on iraq and afghanistan, in his central role in the release of political e-mails related to the 2016 campaign. >> i think there is a small story and a big story here that trumps my business in the old intelligence world. the small story is what you are talking about -- the information not only about the wars in iraq and afghanistan but it is whether julian assange will talk about his participation with

john talked about disney. i love disney, own the stock continue to think this goes higher. >> that does it for us "the exchange" with kelly evans starts now >> thank you, scott. hi, everybody. and here is what's ahead where to buy now so far this year, roughly half of the stocks in the s&p are up 20% or more. only 43 of that entire index are actually lower we'll look at where you can still find value in this market. and in energy, bidding war what makes anadarko the hottest asset in the sector and what other names could be in play and why you shouldn't hold your breath for cheaper lululemon pants and how to spend golden years at the golden arches all in rapid fire but begin with the markets and dom chu has the numbers. >> if you go to lululemon's web site, there's a we made too much that they put the pants on discount we'll talk about that more but it's right across the board, not by much. i'll put a star over here by the nasdaq composite why? it is the, one of these three major indices that got to record highs as it sometimes does 81.39, on the nasdaq and record interday for the nasdaq first among these new major indices. two

john talked about disney. i love disney, own the stock continue to think this goes higher. >> that does it for us "the exchange" with kelly evansrts now >> thank you, scott. hi, everybody. and here is what's ahead where to buy now so far this year, roughly half of the stocks in the s&p are up 20% or more. only 43 of that entire index are actually lower we'll look at where you can still find value in this market. and in energy, bidding war what makes anadarko the hottest asset in the sector and what other names could be in play and why you shouldn't hold your breath for cheaper lululemon pants and how to spend golden years at the golden arches all in rapid fire but begin with the markets and dom chu has the numbers. >> if yo

evan, thank you. i want to go now to phillip. april white house correspondent for american urban radio network our politic willing analyst and john dean former nixon white house counsel and cnn contributor. john, let's just get to the basic conundrum, the chairman of the judiciary saying bill barr's time said guess what 11:00 a.m. orr 12:00 tomorrow that's when you get the report. obviously the press conference is a couple of hours before that, right, 9:30 a.m. what's going on here? well, it's obviousry a conspicuous effort again to try to frame the report to try to shape the news and influence it. and erin, it's really reminiscent of watergate days when nixon decided to put out some tapes in anticipation that he was going to be asked for more of them. and what they did is they went out and briefed the press beforehand as to what they were going to read which is not what they would read and tried to shape that there was nothing there. and in the long run the -- the american public saw it for what it was and were outraged. >> so, april, what do you think is going on here? i mean, they all know when they do this and the president a

john and erika for inviting me. i didn't see any show business figures here. which means you guys, you don't like carnival people i guess, which is good, a good standard to have. me and evan, that such a hard thing for people in hollywood to accept that their people and world who think we are not important because we think we are very important. remember after 9/11, really 9/12 actually, the day after, people in hollywood were all saying the same thing which as you know, we are next. you know they're going to hit, the jihadists are going to want to get us next. like they're going to try to fly a plane into the sort of low boring stucco buildings scattered across los angeles. i don't know, maybe disrupt the filmingay of alice or something. it was a very hard thing for people in hollywood realized you were not on the a list of people that you hotties wanted to kill. come on -- g hotties. the day after that, this is all ancient history for some people. i i agencies and young faces hee which makes me -- should you guys be outyo like marching or intersection of something? what he doing here? , on. the industry got together and they invited karl rove. there was a time when we w

evans. pete: now she's breaking into the christian music theme with her own album, "out of my hands ." jedediah: mallory holton arms johnsself to others feeling like i wasn't good enough and some types people throw labels at us and i decided to write something to help encourage people to be comfortable in their own skin and see themselves the way god created. ed: great message. jedediah: take it away, i want to hear it. >> ♪ i could be stronger, i could be braver, i could be someone who never called a failure, i could have let-downs, i could have more faith, but i can come to you, bold and afraid , i can be me, a broken live together perfectly, a child to love no matter what the world may be, in your eyes there's no one else that needs to be, i just need to be, me. ♪ ♪ i can't be fearless, unashamed to show my every weakness, i can stop comparing, because you promised, sometimes i call you all i ever wanted, and i can be me, broken and put together, perfectly, awe child in love no matter what the world may see, in your eyes there's no one else i need with me, i just need to be me ♪ you were strong and in my weakness, i a