. >> i know you are going to hear perhaps from katie miller about this concept of the comprehensive needs assessment and what is possible. for me, what i've seen in two years, i'm asking that you consider offering more case managers because they do the treatment work. i'm just a judge. i sit in the courtroom. i don't treat anybody. i try to say the right thing based on what the treatment team tells me. i don't treat people. the case managers, the managers who do the hard workday after day and week after week trying to supervisor and help the individuals more case managers. i know you understand that if a case and supervisors to work with the case managers can do more with one. and finally, to answer what am i specifically looking for, more treatment beds. it's so frustrating and two weeks go by and a month and more and more. >> yes, for mental health diverse and more. i won't sign a release order for a person in custody who is supposed to go to a program for treatment if there's no program for treatment. that would be a longer discussion. why do i take that position and why don't i releas

katie miller with the district attorney's office. >> i'm not going to go down that rabbit's hole. other than, i think your last question and what kathleen is answered is exactly the point, right. that we know that we need really good behavioral health services for the folks that are coming through the doors of our building. and we also know we need to be addressing their risk factors and that is why having behavioral healing clinicians and service providers who understand the expertise necessary to provided that added piece in the justice and important. >> congratulations on your award. >> thank you. >> it's funny because i feel like i'm maxed out on speaking well last night and it's not going to happen as much right now. i am here today in my capacity of chief of programs and initiatives and that includes overseeing the units that do both our collaborative courts and our mental health work. it's funny, every department is rolling deep here today and so from my department i have tara anderson who is managing the macarthur grant and ronnie singh who is a managing attorney of our me

and with that here on our lead off discussion on a monday night matthew miller, katie bennert, and we welcome jamie, the former assistant u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york. good evening and welcome to all of you. katie, i'd like to begin with you. do you find the timing notable, the news we learned today that it's coming on thursday, by this broadcast thursday night we'll know what's in it, probably still be pouring over it. do you find the timing notable? >> well, i mean this is what bill barr has promised but he's also cognizant how much attention has been paid to this report. in order to stop the constant flood of news that would have happened if he released it earlier. keep in mind he needs to deal with reports that while the top findings might be in some ways good for trump you do not spend 400 pages to say good things about someone and nothing bad. so of course there are going to be things he has to deal with when it comes to having conversations with his boss and i do think the holiday weekend is the best time to do that. >> your newspaper is the one that repo

let met get to our guest, i'm joining by jean rossi and katie kay from the bbc, and matt miller who is not only a doj official under the holder obama administration, what does it all mean? >> i think there is no way to look at the action by the deputy attorney general other than inappropriate and not ethical. i don't know how many times we've talked in this network about how the fundamental rule at doj, when it comes to investigations involving the white house, you do not talk with the president or anyone involved with the president. anyone who works for him about, the investigations. there's a bright line. here you have the attorney general not only talking about the investigation but giving the president assurances about the investigation. what makes it so much worse is that he is giving them in the context of a time where he is pleading and begging for his job. trying to hang on to his job. if you're the president, you know you have the deputy attorney general at your mercy. the deputy attorney general is making assurances. i have the story you were referring to. i think he's been a

>> to the point that katy and i were just talking about. steven miller who have views on administration to say outside the main stream would be an understatement. the senator from south carolina has said that he is outside even conservative main stream in his thinking. but he seems to be ascended in his influence with donald trump. >> look for a former sessions aide and we all know what happened to mr. sessions when he came into this administration, steven miller had an extraordinary amount of power. whenever there is shifting and moving things in any white house whether they're doing a fundamental reorganization or long-standing grievances are being carried out, important not to assign too much power to one individual. at the end of the day, it's always the president that drives it. this is clearly a president that has no problem either publicly humiliating his cabinet members and his staff and/or letting them go without a contingency plan. what we know so far is that the planning for succession at dhs doesn't appear to be going that smoothly and some l

katie taylor has been given the chance to become the undisputed lightweight world champion. taylor will face belgium's delfine persoon onjune the first on the undercard of anthonyjoshua's fight with jarrell millerrk's madison square garden. british number two cameron norrie is through to the second round of the monte carlo masters after beating france's adrian mannarino in straight sets. he faces hungary's marton fuchovitch next. the rugby football union have had their say on billy vuniploa's online conduct. the england and saracens forward posted support for australian player israel folau who said all gay people should go to hell. folau has subsequently been sacked by australia. today, vunipola received a formal warning. our rugby union correspondent, chrisjones, has more on this story. it has been a very unusual few days for everybody at saracens but the clu b for everybody at saracens but the club caught up in the centre of the storm caused by their number eight, billy vinupola. his apparent defence of the anti—lg bt billy vinupola. his apparent defence of the anti—lgbt stance of fellow christian israel folau has seen the englishman formally warned by saracens and the rugby football union. h

katie taylor has been given the chance to become the undisputed lightweight world champion. taylor will face belgium's delfine persoon onjune the first on the undercard of anthonyjoshua's fight with jarrell millermpion adam peaty has secured his place on the british team for swimming's world championships this summer. he easily won the 100 metre breast stroke in glasgow to book his spot on the team for south korea. the rugby football union has had its say on billy vunipola's online conduct. the england and saracens forward posted support for australian player israel folau, who said ‘hell awaits' gay people. folau has subsequently been sacked by australia. today, vunipola received a formal warning. 0ur rugby union correspondent chrisjones has more on this story. it's been an unusual a few days for eve ryo ne it's been an unusual a few days for everyone here, with the cloud, caught up in the centre of the storm caused by day number eight, billy. his defence of the anti—lgbt star, and fellow christian israel has seen the englishman formally warned by both clubs. he has expressed a great gripe at the defence called with both the clubs stressing his viewpoints are at odds of that rugby union values

. >> katie, inside the white house we know stephen miller is a real voice on mission.miller, to julia's point, is it better to have somebody appointed by the obama administration, career civil servant, simply because it's easier to push that person around than it is to push around a kirstjen nielsen who has shown she is a willing defender of this president? >> just really quick, i'm a white house correspondent, not a columnist. i want to make that really clear. >> sincere apologies. >> although that would be nice. if i'm somebody like stephen miller, i'm somebody who has amassed quite a large portfolio on immigration in the white house over the past two years, and i'm probably somebody who is pretty frustrated at the way this administration just can't move fast and break things and nobody seems to have ownership of the immigration issue. it belongs to different agencies and subagencies, and you can only get so far with one -- like to your point, you can only get so far before you have maximized a person's utility to you before you kick them out the door and find somebo

katie taylor has been given the chance to become the women's undisputed lightweight world champion. she'll face belgium's delfine persoon on june the first. it'll be on the undercard of anthony joshua's fight with jarrell millerds the wbc belt. whoever wins the fight will become only the third undisputed champion in women's boxing history. that's all the sport for now. the many parts of the country, it was a cloudy day on tuesday, even some rain and drizzle around as well but over the next few days, there will be more sunshine more widely and for all of us, it's going to be turning warmer and that sunshine as well. there is some cloud on the scene as well, it shouldn't really bother us and we'll bring some cool, wet weather into iberia. this cloud brought the rain and drizzle earlier on, still a bit of dampness for western scotland, cloud breaking further south and that means mr hogg patches through wales, the midlands and southern england stop they will ta ke and southern england stop they will take a few hours to clear in the morning. the drizzle soon moves away from western scotland. in the cloud bubbles up from east anglia, towards the pennines, and it mayjust squeeze a light shower from that but on the w

miller's promoter says they're waiting for more information about the failed test. ireland's katieut his father is english and archer himself qualifies for england, under the ecb's new residency rules. but one team mate, says it's a tricky decision for the selectors. selection is part and parcel of the game and the job that we do so "fair" is probably not the right word. you know, it probably wouldn't be fair morally but, at the same time, it is the nature of international sport and if someone was to miss out it would be incredibly unlucky but it is down to the selectors. the australian rugby player, israel falau, is going to challenge his sacking, over a homophobic post on social media. rugby australia, cancelled his contract, after folau said that "hell awaits" gay people. the post remains online and at the weekend, the 30—year—old said he was standing by "what the bible says". one man who's supported folau, is the england forward billy vunipola. he got a formal warning from the rugby football union yesterday, but his club saracens say they'll stand by him and want to move on. an

miller, former justice department spokesperson. here onset, "washington post's" carol len nick with new reporting on the justice department. katie rogers from "the new york times." glad to have all of you because, wow, this is a real moment. we're going to talk about what else sarah sanders lad to say in a second. carol, let me start with you. great reporting that you have also had. "new york times," "washington post," nbc news confirming these tensions here. let me ask you about the particular issues, these summaries. you and your team report this report was created, front matter from each section could be released. mueller's team wrote these summaries, ready to be released. there's other reporting that sources close to the justice department says there was classified information in there, grand jury material information in there. help us sort this out. were these summaries created to be released immediately or not? >> these summaries were intended to be released easily, not instantaneously, but easily. so someone can make a decision, okay, we'll blackout or redact this. that's what a couple of our sources are saying. we don't

katie taylor has been given the chance to become the undisputed lightweight world champion. taylor will face belgium's delfine persoon onjune the first on the undercard of anthonyjoshua's fight with jarrell millern. that's all the sport for now. let's return to that new research saying cholesterol—lowering "statin" drugs may not work well enough for about half of those using them. investigators found that for many, the effect on so—called bad cholesterol was too small. we can speak now to one of the report's co—authors, nadeem quereshi — a clinical professor of primary care at the university of nottingham. we are very grateful for your time. just tell us what you have found. good afternoon. what we found that was if patients did not achieve the 40% improvement from statins, they had a 20% increased risk of stroke and heart attack. actually what that means is if you are not receiving the drop in cholesterol that is needed, you are increasing your risk of heart attacks and strokes. and if you think about it in another way, it is actually that you need to have closer monitoring if you are not achieving those targets. so why do some statins appear to help some people more than others? well, that wa