rj reynolds probably met katherine when katherine was a little girl. rj reynolds was -- had a first cousin, and his first cousin was katherine's father. so, katherine was born in erie, airs in 1880, and so we don't know the exact time they met but his parents parents and his sibs were in virginia and mt. erie was not that far away so presumably they would have met each other when they were -- they were 30 years apart and would have met each other when he was 30-year-old and she was a little child. we also know that they had some exchanges, he always paid attention to her as a teenager because she was very precocious, in the sense she was very smart, but we don't in the much about their relationship until he hires her as one of his four secretaries in the company, four private secretaries. his other three secretaries are men, which was pretty typical at that time, and katherine comes in to be a woman secretary for him. we know she is very smart. i've seen the account bocces kept for him and can see when the hand writing changes and she is keep his priva

the name of katherine doesn't appear. but investigators discovered that no below trust belong to a certain katherine blake living at rouge plaque in paris. the address was no longer her residential address but play was none other than the married name of kep. done. behind the offshore company it was indeed the because so harrison who received the payment from eve. and in front of our camera the art dealer went even further. does sophisticated to. set the idea. in society killed off welfare when the call over to make the on demand. the safety of would no one to do it to me tonight as i suppose they keep on of with have i just though as you don't this i called would seize off of almost without which then she knows she said it off we don't need to talk business up on anything just a play could have been if she did it doesn't use that f.s.s. is there blah said yeah she's demo bulldog an easy play. if they are all duping phoning the separated to go he's got to be left with his gun. eve bouvier had to pay several million dollar

katherine. one of the causes heiresses jacqueline's daughter. she found a complaint for theft and suspected each movie of being involved in the fencing of the two paintings sold to rebuild of live along with fifty eight drawings. a judge in paris issued an international warrant for movies arrest. the art dealer was suddenly being sought by police forces all over the world. years gasoline with pablo picasso and her mother. back then they lived in the south of france on the hill of an old farmhouse called notre dame dizzy. because all. they've been painted there for twenty years or so. in the fourteenth district of paris we're going to meet. this former journalist was jacqueline picasso's comfy don't she wrote about their relationship in a book and she witnessed the scale of the artist body of work. in . yemen so worship was it like this charge a clean sheet image that the cib that it will have. limited pradelle will be identified and yes we'll call it is that he did back then we'll have it. on the artist death in one thousand nine hundred seventy

even movie sold this because so drawing painter and his model to katherine. once again no mention of her name the money was paid to an offshore company in panama this time. well the drawing turned up at the geneva freeport. serve also time doris just said to them i mean it just comment on these as a never before. popular. kid with your post means he can moan. now she really rules like that where you should assume it's busy and i want to i should have the pilot to hold me as or look out of him and i mean i never. see so much or if that is good enough not she's an author i don't see. we contacted katherine utahns lawyer for response to serious accusations here is her reply. does not wish to communicate or to participate in any sort of broadcast. for a world cup twenty eighteen coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of all time but there was one more question and by the way was going to be our coach. guys i know you are nervous he's a huge star among us and the huge amount of pressure come after you have to go meet the center of the beach but alwa

we contacted katherine lloyd. for response to eat serious accusations here is her reply. to me town does not wish to communicate or to participate in any sort of broadcast. well you know the cars they were kind of adopted because we were called pirates for so long. i've been there in the small ball it makes it a hard pull of ships and it's. tough and. the little self the big fish already ninety percent of it daryn got any qualms with conor. khan's fifteen scoops seventy five tons true and they do it several times a day with the big screen oh you get an idea on why. we have to understand we can all stay still and just. be with them this will be used feel boy. i'm doing this because i want the future world to future generations to have out and enjoy the ocean we have. emerged from five folks few months writes music notion of the example of young men who sued to sell the genocide who were there going on then just look who is some porting who marry come on british and a number of. european countries they are a very generous nation then there's support to the actress so what k

i think president putin liked the job you did on katherine the great.o that when you went to write about stalin, you had amazing access. >> that's exactly what happened. when i went to write about katherine the great and p, otemkin, no one was interested. the russians were touchy that katherine was regarded a a nymphomaniac. he was a man who built fake v l villages. libel. >> she wasn't a anymore po maniac. >> no. she wasn't. astonishing character u both of them as a couple, they called each other the twin souls, not only the greatest romances between two politicians, but one of the most successful partnerships. when the book came out and it rehabilitated both of them, the new putin regime said this guy is not a kip catypical anti-rus we'll let him have the stallen papers. >> they didn't like what you did with that because you haven't had access now. >> no. when i published stalin and called him the red czar. they hated the way it painted stalin. intimate accord, if you like, they hated that so they cut off my access. >> particularly since putin is quit

eat this because so drawing peter and his model to katherine. once again no mention of her name the money was paid to an offshore company in panama this time. while the drawing turned up at the geneva freeport. of also tempura. it. as a never before. popular. kid we should. know she really. was busy and i want to. look out it. never. exist not sure i don't see. we contacted katherine utahns lawyer for response to serious accusations here is her reply. does not wish to communicate or to participate in any sort of broadcast . league with her. and. their families. to. level one off selling you on the idea that dropping bombs brings peace to the chickenhawk forcing you to fight the battle is going. to stop spreading tell you that subject gossip to the public by file for the most important news today. i'm off the bat telling me you are not cool enough and let's fight your product. all the hawks that we along with all the walking along. american minutes one is the melting pot and the second is the ratio alger mess of the bush trap of anyone can see th

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katherine been in a parade? been in the parade since 2008.leven years performing. >> that's great, since 2008. and you also have ryan, a big float, with a theme for this year? >> yes, we've been making our own float for three years now. and this year's float theme is st. patrick bless those who become and called to the church. >> that's good. we can't wait to see the float in a parade. and molly, you actually do some irish dancing here, as. >> i. >> we have almost 50 dancers from the fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth grade. no training in irish dancing but we practice every year. >> no training? you have sister rose marie as the big dance instructor. sister, how do you do it with all of the kids? step back here, see them dance. go ahead. >> me or them? >> well, them, i guess. >> it was a challenge because i had 20 the first time, 50 the second day, and we had to break it up. i broke it newspaper steps. >> so this is actually part of their curriculum, part of their class day here? >> oh, no, no, no, they gave up their lunch hour. >> oh, so this ma

his representatives told panorama that katherine kendall's claims are untrue. the programme also explains how he fought back against allegations made against him. he hired a corporate intelligence firm who told panorama they never comment on client matters to and i'm an italian model who told police that she had been assaulted by harvey weinstein. damaging stories about her were in the press and no charges we re her were in the press and no charges were reported against harvey weinstein. a generalist litigating him was approached by someone saying

we contacted katherine returns lawyer for response to serious accusations here is her reply. me town does not wish to communicate or to participate in any sort of broadcast. this is. the church secret indeed just like priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it would literally like to call this to do graphic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest says is a perpetrator is simply moves him to a different spot were the previous standards not the highest ranks of the catholic church conceal the accused priests from the police and justice system to that any vessel that has the i intend them to include that it is these yet in. this. case furthest from. the american mess one is the melting pot and the second is the ratio alger mess of the bush trap of any like it to see that america who works hard so this is a whole group of people all generation in america is saying that there is no melting pot we're not being assimilated there's no opportunities we can't live up so their response especially is to go into conflict and this is

and katherine newman is author of the book "rampage: the social roots of school shootings."'s a professor of sociology at the universy of ssachusetts. welcome both of you to the newshour. start withtts let me you, i will get to the specifics in just a moment but taking this proposal as a whole, do you think it will prevent, help prevent school shootings in the future? >> no, i me't i donhink the proposal put forward by the president is anyway helpful. in fact, in a word it's pathetic it takes all of onthus for gun safety in this country and pushes it down to the stas while elevating the nra's top priorities like arming teachers and incentivizing the states to do that. look, if arming teachers was the answer, we wouldn't have the problem we have in this country. we need to disarm dangerousop , not arm teachers. and the reality is even highly trained police officers hit their tar bets about 18% of the time. we cannot turn volunteer teachers into sharp shooters. >> and i want to ask you about that in just a mom taking prot posal as a whole, katherine newman, do you believe this

but the same day at the same katherine ife colemier has decisions to make.port smithroom knew hampshire with her neighbours she uses the democratic process. chain broke on a swing in a public playground. unimportant. not like foreign aid. but a child might have been hurt. new equipment is needed. be found for e to that. coalmier finds money every day for home, children, husband's needs. wife, neighbour, she'll ace a bigger problem before this wednesday is over. lautan, of john californian manufacture ir 23 he was a truck driver for this electrical coyle plant. president and owner. his old t forgotten friends in the plant. he finds time to remember. success. hard for his and got responsibility. is making iness decisions. driving and truck the coil making to others. has his hands full. he can say no to the salesman line in an assembly detroit. a bigger g to face problem today. have a more important decision to make. doesn't know it yet. andrew maile works in lawton's plant. years ago bout five from a small farm. worked up to master machinist. lawton are not as

[applause] [inaudible conversations] >> we will continue now with author katherine smith, talks about and portray it is gatekeeper, fdr and untold story of the partnership that described the presidency. >> the author of the gatekeeper, untold story that defined the presidency. if you are not familiar with missie lahan, she was the gatekeeper and you had to get through her, you were not get to go him if you did not get to missie. she's lived all her life in georgia, in south carolina, she has a degree in journalism at the university of georgia. she's been a daily newspaper reporter and editor, book columnist, she's been very involved through rotary international in the worldwide effort to eradicate polio. she's lectured and spoken on fdr's leadership in that arena. she has a new book out that i know you all would want to check out. it's out at her table and it is called, it is called a -- i am -- it's a mystery novel and it's called shirley temple is missing, you have to check it out. i know i will pick it up. when katherine gets started, she's going to be in full character of maro --

eve movie sold this because so drawing painter and his model to katherine. once again no mention of her name the money was paid to an offshore company in panama this time. while the drawing turned up at the geneva freeport. of also tempura. the. never before and then we get a little farm. kid we should. means he can mow. no roof like that where you don't want to. pilot or look out and. never. see what your exit is going to. we contacted catherine lawyer for response to serious accusations here is her reply . does not wish to communicate or to participate in any sort of broadcast. for a world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers available to us but there was one more question and by the way who's going to be our coach. guys i know you are nervous he's a huge star and the huge amount of pressure you have to the center of the problem here with you and we will show you all the great british you are the rock at the back nobody gets busted we need you to get the ball i'm going to go. a low. and i'm really happy for a draw and

taking prot posal as a whole, katherine newman, do you believe this is going to help prechvent futurelotings? >> i don't think it takes advantage of what we really know out these shootings. we need to focus on making sure kids come forward wt information because they hear a lot of rumors and threats. d that wen that information is collected, we act on it in all of the most recent incidents, we've seen people come forward to the fbi, and not enough intervention was possible. we need to focus on that. arming teachers really worries me because ashannon said, accuracy say real problem escially when people are feeling pressured and anxious which they obviously would be in such a catastrophic situation. so i don't think that's going to help matters. in factit may even attract more shooters to schools. >> woodruff: just quickly for a moment shannon watts on this idea of arming tea the white house says what they are doing is work with the states to help them train some school officials so that they can be in a position to stop a shooti when it happens. >> so i just want to be clear. this is no

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matt is out at st katherine dock in london for us this morning.er over the easter weekend? easter weekend? something like that. katharine dock in london, a site with over 1000 years of history. with over 1000 years of history. gifted to 13 nights in the 13th century for making profits. century for making profits. world, handling more than goods than any other one. any other one. place was built, celebration is ongoing, but like many other arenas. ongoing, but like many other arenas. easter weekend, will it be worth the weather? . cool conditions will dominate. a bit of rain. especially on monday. some sunshine to be found. found. together down the raid, there will be some rain around. will be some rain around. the rain pushing its way but further north. pushing its way but further north. southern counties of england. heavy and thundery. and thundery. forfive degrees, up to double figures. to double figures. and western scotland into this afternoon. afternoon. the rain across england and wales. and wales. some sleet and snow over the tops of the hi

katherine: it is a huge topic on the minds of firms.organ said they will find ways to enable this. that brings in a bottom of compliance issues. they arelife said bringing out alexa to their agents. if agents ask about a certain product and they are not able to sell, alexa opel tell them. tell them. shery: what about security? katherine: it is at the top of the mind. we have seen that with equifax and other firms. amazon alexa has been around for a few years now. they are taking their time to figure out how to integrate it into the markets properly. vonnie: you have presumably heard about what happens with alexa and banks and insurers. you would be saying, alexa, what is the price target for apple? they are doing more to drive efficiency. -- always falling calling up your insurance agent, or the bank, you can find that information faster. driving efficiencies for workers and customers. shery: how widespread is this boy's assistant? our producer uses alexa, but i do not, and i don't think you do. katherine: i have not used it that much,

the latest from katherine herrid ge and pamela brown at fox news is theres a woman named sha yla murraypresident obama whose husband was working for fusion gps that of course is the organization that created the trump dossier, was paid for by the hillary campaign, does that deserve investigation and argue doing so >> yes, yes, well everything does because think about this. we first last summer we learned oh, the fbi had, we learned that last summer the fbi had access to the dossier. we subsequently learned here that a few months ago that oh, it wasn't just the fbi but it was also the justice department again namely bruce ohr and we said it wasn't just the fbi and justice department but it was also the state department knew about the dossier and had some impact there and then sort of raises the obvious question, well if it was the fbi, the justice department and the state department, did the white house also know in 2016 about the dossier before it was taken to the fisa court and was the basis for securing a warrant? that's a pretty important, we don't know for sure but lots of things st

katherine, why does the president have so much animosity toward amazon?there are a few possible explanations. trump has the reputation of putting down their work and jeff bazo happens to be the richest man in the world. i think his amazon bashing is just an extension of his media bashing. jeff bazos owns the "washington post." amazon doesn't, but jeff bazos does. and president trump has very confusing ideas about the relationship between amazon and the "washington post," and if you look back at all the times he has attacked amazon, and there's been maybe a dozen tweets in the last year and a half, couple years, they've often been prompted by what he sees as political coverage in the "washington post." he's lashing out at amazon because he's angry about media ko coverage, essentially. >> i want to point out, the recent forbes billionaire is jeff bezos, $112 billion net worth. he's gone up in the past several years dramatically. look at president trump, on the other hand. his net worth is 3.1 billion, which is obviously very good. not 10 billion as he's cla

there's talk to katherine grainger, who i am pleased to say is in our london newsroom. thrilled. everyone is immensely proud of them. what do you put it down to? is it the money that has been invested? the money that comes in from the national lottery enables athletes to go out there and take on huge ambitions that they all have. i did it as an athlete for a very long time. it was transformed whether it is the coaching support, the training facilities, the equipment, but you'll still need immense talent at the heart of that, who can take all that gifts that come from that money and go and deliver the performance on the big day. that is what it boils down to, can they do it when it matters? it has been a fantastic performance. what grades these athletes when they come back home? you have come back before. what is incredible is they've been there for a couple of weeks, now. the whole team that is there, you become a family, together. and then you are also quite protected. it is ina winter you are also quite protected. it is in a winter paralympic world and thatis in a win

it's not that much of the whole economic relationship if it stays there. >> got t rick and katherine, thank you very much. >>> coming up next here, biden versus trump. the president hits back. this is more than just words. is the vice president setting the stage to take on trump in 2020? >>> also she is one of the legal thorns in the president's side. new cnn reporting reveals stormy daniels may actually not be enjoying the attention, after all. what she is telling her close friends behind the scenes. hey! we didn't have a homeowners claim last year so allstate is giving us money back on our bill. well, that seems fair. we didn't use it. wish we got money back on gym memberships. get money back hilarious. with claim-free rewards. switching to allstate is worth it. but their nutritional needs remain instinctual. that's why there's purina one true instinct. real meat #1. a different breed of natural nutrition. purina one true instinct. now, try new purina one true instinct treats. internet providers promise business owners a lot. let's see who delivers more. comcast business offers fast

jay is our son and katherine is his beautiful wife, and she some way somehow puts up with him and i am very proud that she pulls that off. somewhere in the gallery here we have an incredibly special person in our teacher of the year. caitlin torshall? is that the correct pronunciation? where is she? please. [ applause ] >> see, caitlin, they clapped a lot more for you than they did me. somewhere dr. clay marsh is here with wvu. so if clay marsh would stand. we have to give him a big round of applause. clay? [ applause ] >> great job. [ applause ] dr. d. and dr. gilbert are somewhere if they haven't fallen down the steps or something here. [ applause ] >> now i don't know how flattering it is to say you're a university president and you keep falling down, but i'd like you to give a great, big, round of applause for our chief of staff and all of our secretaries here because they've done an incredible, incredible job. if you would all please stand. [ applause ] now if we could jump over to one of my pet peeves and that's education. i think it truly needs to be the centerpiece of everythin

and katherine reynolds were a rather extraordinary couple in the early 20th century. r.j. reynolds was the founder of the r.j. reynolds tobacco company and he turned that tobacco factory into one of the top 100 or so corporations in america by the early 20th century. his wife katherine, 30 years his junior, had a lot of vision and was committed to a pretty progressive way of shaping society for the early 20th century american south. >> then see an extensive collection of memorabilia from louis carol, author of alice in wonderland. >> i found out he bought a typewriter in 1888 and i learned about what kind of typewriter it was. he didn't type books, he typed a few letters and documents and he mostly used it to entertain his young friends and when they came to visit him he would let them type volumes and volumes of poetry and this was quite a novelty in 1888 to reproduce something that looks like a printed document right there on your desktop. >> on sunday at 2:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv a look at old salem, and learn about the hidden town project which explores

and katherine reynolds were a rather extraordinary couple in the early 20th century. r.j. reynolds was the founder of the r.j. reynolds tobacco company, and he turned that tobacco factory into one of the top 100 or turned it into one of the corporations by the early 20th century. his wife, catherine, had a lot of vision and committed to a pretty progressive way of shaping society for the early 20th century. >> then see an exfen sieve collection from louis carol author of "alice and wonderland." >> i found that he bought a type wieter in 1988. i learn what kind it was. he use it had to entertain his young friends. when they came to visit, he would type volumes and volumes of poetry. that was a novelty in 1988 to reproduce something that looks like a printed document on your desktop. >> on sunday, a visit to old salem. settled in 1766. and here about the hidden town project. explores the history of afro arabians living in salem. saturday at noon eastern c-span 2 book tv. and "american history tv" c-span three. working with the cable affiliates as we explore america. >>> sund

she'll be interviewed by opinion writer katherine rampel of "the washington post" coming up at 6:00 p.m. eastern. while we wait for the event at american university to get under way at 4:30, part of today's "washington journal" focusing on trade as a matter of fact. peter desk, a democrat from vermont. issue ofin with the guns, a lot of talk about

steve remembers, katherine. and we have mercedes for castro and some of the tourists and the rest are all those great old '50s clunkers that if you go to cuba now, you'll see. so someone in the backseat says what kind of car is this? and i say this is a ford crown victoria. kind of quiet. and then the voice of a young lady in the back says, who are you? and i say, i'm the head of the united states' diplomatic mission here. very silent. are they going to ask me to stop and get out of the car? and then a voice in the back says, be our mother. [laughter] take us to miami. [laughter] so that's the whole point. and i think obama saw it when he took his family to cuba. that we have to talk about the future of cuba, the children of cuba so that they have a future and that future is in havana. and the best way to get there is a policy in which we engage with cuba. whether we like the government or not, by engaging rather than threatening it will help the cuban people to be entrepreneur, to earn money and to have the opp

katherine? >> fox news learned that deliberations on mccabe's case are ongoing and it's still entirely possible that news of his termination could come later today. we're told that technically possible to finalize a decision on saturday because his pension does not kick in until 12:01 on sunday. this video from this morning suburban virginia shows mccabe leaving his home. he took the unusual step of going to plead his case and preserve his government pension. we're told that if he is fired, the most likely outcome is that his government pension will be reduced that mccabe was not forth coming with investigators and may have deliberately misled them. after comey was fired last year, mccabe said that he and the bureau are above politics. >> has the investigation interrupted, stopped or negatively impacted any of the work, any ongoing projects at the federal bureau of investigation? >> there's been no effort to date. simply put, sir, you cannot stop the men and women of the fbi from doing the right

katherine let's start with you. shulkin publicly i guess is safe for now, but we have been through this movie before with mcmaster. rex tillerson, they said he wasn't going to go then he did go. what's the timing here when it comes to david shulkin, ben carson and others that seem to be on the chopping block? >> that's right, once your name is being circulated it seems to be a matter of time. over the weekend we are hearing the republican is looking to oust david shulkin. they are vetting a number of potential replacements. what's not clear is how quickly this will happen in terms of the white house comments today, i'd say they're pretty qualified, things could change. >> your article today was interesting, trump turns to fox news as he casts staffers from the white we think. david full kin, years and years of democrat experience. people may not like it but he still has experience. you raised interesting points here about the president and his infinity for cable news. >> john houlton has a long career that does not

katherine and dana. >>> quick note on stormy daniels. sorry to go back there.iels' lawyer will be on anderson responding to what we just heard from sarah sanders in the briefing. stay tuned to that. >>> the fbi stops a mideast power broker at the airport for questioning. what this mystery man has to do with the mueller investigation and the secret meetings he had with members of the president's inner circle. >>> also ahead new information that the poisoning of a former russian spy was attempted murder. details on how he and his daughter were likely exposed to a nerve agent. we'll be right back. it's time for the 'sleep number spring clearance event'. the dual adjustability of the sleep number bed allows each of you to adjust to your ideal level of firmness, comfort and support. your sleep number setting. for your best. sleep. ever. in the morning, you'll discover the amazing effects the bed is having on your sleep quality... your sleepiq score. and snoring? does your bed do that? only at a sleep number store where queen mattresses start at just $899. and, it's

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katherine? >> i don't remember if this was on your list. but rick gates did announce a few days ago he would cooperate with the mueller investigation. >> it is hard to remember when that came. >> it feels like it was at least a month ago. and yet i think it was several days ago. amazing how quickly the news cycle moves and how many new stories there are that are of major consequence? so look, i think the fact we have seen trump sort of spinning out of control, making relatively uninformed decisions of major import like on the tariffs. i think all of that reflect the fact that he is upset about what is happening with the mueller investigation. he feels besieged. and you see this exodus from the white house. all of that reflect both the investigation into russia and trump's, you know, sort of feeling like he is under attack because he is under investigation. or at least those are in his orbit are under investigation. i think all those things are much more related than they appear. >> thank you, ladies. always good to see you. >> thank you. >>

i'm going to ask all my guests to stay in police and bring if another member katherine lucy. one of the things i wrote to say on this broadcast tonight, earlier tonight in a far simpler time, was that the we've wing has escaped a friday evening perhaps escaped the weak out another departure. there have been several and shaken up for a lot of what passes for the veterans that have been there since day one. what can you say about the stress, chaos, lack of cohesion and the staff, kind of this goolish game going on wondering who's going to be next. >> the staff is anxious. the white house tried to push back on stories today that more departures were coming. there was a lot of speculation that there was be firings or exits in some fashions today. we didn't see that in the west wing during the day. but, what i hear from people inside is that you know, people are looking over their shoulders. people wonder who's going to be out of there next. i know the junger staffers, the junior staffers were rattled this work by the president's personal assistant being removed from his job. so p

let's get to katherine live for us in washington. >> reporter: trace, in the last few minutes we haveals who did confirm to us that nunberg was done with the grand jury today. it sounds like he may be coming back in the future. as he entered the courthouse in washington this morning, he said nothing to reporteres. he went back and forth in a series of erratic media appearances about whether he would comply with the subpoena. now they're saying he will get help for substance abuse problems. on one media outlet he said he thought mueller had something on trump, and then later retracting it. in that book "fire and fury" it was alleged that nunberg called key administration officials liars. his media appearances this week undermine his credibility, and that's not going to be helpful with his grand jury testimony. >> trace gallagher: in the coming weeks, what should we be expecting from the mueller investigation? >> one of the key things to watch for next week is the senate confirmation hearing for the new head of the nsa. this agency is really tip of the spear for russia election interfer

joining me is katherine lucy. back with us is hermichael singleton and tara dahldell. welcome to you all. let's talk about the gun debate, then we will talk. >> this is more of what i would call a brain storming session. and so we got a lot of different ideas. >> i have some real questions and some real problems with some of the suggestions made. >> is this the tuesday trump or thursday trump? it is a wednesday, so don't know. we'll see. i hope he sticks to it. >> this seems like part of the problems, is her, michael where nothing gets done. seems to me like republicans there that we just listened to, they are sounding a little bit confused. so where do you think we will land on gun control? >> they are confused because no one knows where the president is on these issues. this is -- it is almost like we are watching reality television show in realtime. i could not imagine working with someone like that. did the president say something because it sounds good to one audience and then when he is behind closed doors he is saying something else because he knows it is going

i think you've got katherine mcgwire here as well? thank you, chief. welcome. the floor is yours. >> thank you. good afternoon, supervisors. today we'll be presenting the department's preliminary budget for next year which focuses on the support of the mayor and controller's office. we'll be coming back to the committee in april and june, in a few months. in april, we'll be discussing priority areas in the area of public safety that can impact the final proposed budget in june. there are three different staffing analysis being conducted right now, one by the budget and legislative analyst. i will provide a status update on those as part of the analysis april presentation. in june, we'll be presenting the final budget including any adjustments. we'll be working with the mayor's office to finalize the proposed budget, and we'll bring that before you then. with that, i will start with the presentation. for fiscal year 2018-19 budget, our preliminary budget overview focuses on the major budget priorities. you see them on the screen. strategic staffing, continuing o

she'll be interviewed by opinion writer katherine rampel of "the washington post" coming up at 6:00 p.m. eastern. while we wait for the event at american university to get under way at 4:30, part of today's "washington journal" focusing on trade as a matter of fact. peter desk, a democrat from vermont. issue ofin with the guns, a lot of talk about potential or new legislation in recent weeks. is anything going to happen at this point? guest: it's up to speaker ryan. there is a majority in the house that would vote for what i would call commonsense gun legislation, if the speaker would be willing to put it on the floor. likely that is our job. i think we would pass background checks, i think bump stock legislation would pass. i think there is an emerging debate about the use of combat weapons, which belong in the battlefield, and efficient get into our school. -- schools. the bottom line is, if these bills word to go to the floor, i believe they would pass. the way it works in the house, the speaker has the authority to say yes or no to give the house a vote or not. what i'm seeing speak

katherine, as i said, one of the things i wrote to say on this broadcast tonight earlier tonight in a far simpler time was that the west wing had escaped a friday evening and by midnight eastern perhaps had escaped the week without another departure. there have been several. they have shaken up a lot of what passions for the veterans who have been there since day one, what can you say about the stress, the chaos, the lack of cohesion and the staff kind of this ghoulish game wondering who is going to be next. >> the staff is anxious, the white house tried to push back on stories today that more departures are coming and obviously there was a lot of speculation that there would be firings or exits in some fashion today and obviously we didn't see that in the west wing during the day. but what i hear from people inside is that people are looking over their shoulders, it's nearly shakespearean as people wonder who is going to be out of there next. i know even younger staffers, some of the more junior staffers were rattled by the president's personal assistant being removed from his job so

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dane katherine grainger is coming on the programme later and she has said five would have been disappointingeven, delighted to. we are officially delighted. and menna fitzpatrick and jen kehoe, what i games they have had, two silvers, bronze and gold, finally beating the slovakian who has won all the medals, four golds, and she was going for herfifth medals, four golds, and she was going for her fifth and they beat by 0.66 in the last. they were speaking to earlier. it's been absolutely astonishing the way that this week has gone from quite low to extremely high. you started with a fall on the first day, on your first event, you fell. what a huge recovery that has been for you. do you feel like you have a conference as the week has gone on? definitely, suzy crossed the race finish line, my confidence got boosted. and forwarding the bronze, as well, absolutely amazing. brilliant stuff from the paralympics gb and those two will be the flag—bearers as well for the team at today's closing ceremony so congratulations to them. it was the perfect end to ireland's six nations campaign, as they beat

katherine hubbard, 6 years old. chase kowalski, 7 years old. jesse lewis, 6 years old. anna marquez green, 6 years old. james matioli, 6 years old. grace macdonald, 7 years old. emily parker, 6 years old. jack pinto, 6 years old. noah posner, 6 years old. jessica racos, 6 years old. aviel richmond, 6 years old. benjamin wheeler, 6 years old. allison wyatt, 6 years old. i have a 6-year-old. yesterday, he and 24 of his classmates were locked in a tiny bathroom for several minutes for an active shooter drill. when he came home last night, he says daddy, i didn't like it. since sandy hook in connecticut, hundreds more. lisa infante, 52, of shelton. antoine heath, 29, new haven. jonathan aronda, 19 of new haven. miguel argueles, 22 of bridgeport. cameron chapman, 22 of waterbury. ebony swabby, 22. daniel karin, michael watt continues, kion hough, dion rodney, calley davis, noris jackson, edwardo hanna, guy moore, 26 in waterbury. that's just the tip of the iceberg as to what has happened since sandy hook just in my state of connecticut representing only 1% of the population.

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yet, katherine, what you've described is they want more respect, resources and attention. and it seems like it's a dichotomy going in different directions. so the fundamental question i have is what do you see as the importance and the role of money in politics and where the conservative -- [inaudible] is going with that. >> kathy, you want to take that first? >> well, sure. briefly, i guess the answer i'm going to give is to help explain why the folks i describe might be voting for a candidate who doesn't look like he's going to dok much to actually bring some resources to these types of communities. and as i said, you know, a lot of these folks are not expecting much toot change in their community with a trump presidency. but instead what they heard was someone saying you're right to be so upset, and you know what? you do deserve more, and it's their fault. and he gave people targets of blame, concrete targets of blame; immigrants, muslims,. [laughter] tyse urban elites. and he wasn't saying i'm going to bring more stuff to your community, necessarily, but he was saying

sometimes long for the past but the truth is -- katherine gram was receiving this complain when "the washington post" was doing this reare markable job. in the 70s, and the government was dismissing what became and institutional -- sound familiar? to bees no that will but it is not so new. and maybe also not so impossible to concur. if everything is more complex now for just -- the way by consume news, the way we deal with information we have to can see there are also good things. when i started working in -- in the late 90s, they contact with all of the basically list of calls that someone would tell journalists and what would call late at night to the newsroom good to deliver a secret filing suitcase. there was a secure file there. and now everything has change in part for the better. albia part of our daily job as journalists. on that not about thing it could be, obviously, tricky also for us reporters. but that's a good thing that the audience is part of our daily lives. i have cover four presidential campaigns in the u.s., and many more in europe. and i cover the last presidenti

but the same day at the same time, housewife katherine colemier has decisions to make.n her living room in port smith new hampshire, with her neighbours she uses the democratic process. a chain broke on a swing in a public playground. relatively unimportant. not like foreign aid. but a child might have been hurt. new equipment is needed. money will have to be found for that. mrs. coalmier finds money every day for home, children, husband's needs. mother, wife, neighbour, she'll face a bigger problem before this wednesday is over. and what of john lautan, california mandate -- californian manufacturer. 23 years ago he was a truck driver for this electrical coyle plant. today he's president and owner. he has not forgotten his old friends in the plant. he finds time to remember. he worked hard for his success. and got responsibility. now his business is making decisions. he leaves the truck driving and the coil making to others. even so, he has his hands full. he can say no to the salesman and stop an assembly line in detroit. he is going to face a bigger problem today. ha