good luck march kaus. >> marcus cleveland is the guy to watch. >>> it's time for the adventures of taigh>> i've seen you somewhere. >> arh! >> the very dramatic film maker is taih fleming and he encountered his nemesis in the bathroom that poor little mouse. >> the beast? >> dairy. >> calls dairy, also known as his dad, to help. >> it's like he's scanning for a land mine or something. dude it's a mouse! >> there's a mouse in there. >> now they look closely at the sink and taigh keeps banging it with that broomstick he's got. at this point, dairy is more concerned about the sink being broken than the mouse itself. >> stop doing that [ bleep ]! >> the video, guys comes to an end and no mouse is found. >> we never find out? >> we do find out. the second video was a filmed a week later. they could not find the mouse that entire time but finally, it's spotted in the living room >> oh [ bleep ] dad! no there he is! there he is! >> they're so concerned about the mouse, go get a humane trap so they can catch it and release it somewhere. >> they have the next best thing which is a yorkshire terri

. >> i could tell you, i want to thank severin campbell, theresa kau, nelson magrabang, i'm missing people, but we had a lot of help along the way to do this. >> supervisor yee: miss campbell. a report? >> page 41 outlines how the funds would work. the board of supervisors has previously proved the funding agreement, services agreement that sets the table for this action. the board needs to be appropriated $11 million to receive reimbursement from cast for their work, cost of the powerhouse. sources of funds do include $6.2 million in funds granted by the city to cast, this was part of the funding agreement previously approved by the board, and then it would also include $1 million contribution from cast, and proceeds of the federal tax credit to total $11 million. we recommend approval. >> supervisor yee: any public comments on this item? >> good morning, supervisor, i'm here representing supervisor safai, district 11. this project is a culmination of over 20 years of neighborhood activism to restore vital public space and bring art programming to our district. neighbors like in james and

. >> kau kay shinn white kinds or people from other parts of the world, people of color. >> reminded me something you might see in less democratic kinds, when people at white house officials foreign government attempt to get in the way of the press and doing their jobs. >> okay. so there is no question trump was pointing at acosta out doesn't like him called him fake news didn't just talk at acosta whole press cool dismissed, trump answered jim's question unlike what you might see in less democratic countries. >> bill bennett on media and president one year later later on this many practice, facebook is fiddling with your news feed could become a lot more partisan. . >> one year mark of the trump presidency also the one year mark for this continuing war between the president and the press, joining us now, here in studio, bill bennett host of bill bennett podcastfox news contributor one-year anniversary democrats republicans can't agree a shutdown the consensus that republicans deserve more blame because they -- >> i think that is fair i think right assessment, though i agree with guy

his trump properties, so sort of disconnected from collusion but setting the predicate for how the kau lhraousive agreemens were reached, and i don't think we are at obstruction, but we could get to the obstruction if the president lies intentionally about a material matter, then all the other things, the firing of comey, the asking of his national security advisers to talk to the press and his talking to congress about shutting this down, the standing down on the investigation, and all of those things in combination with a lie under oath to mueller gets you probably to obstruction. he may not be indicted because of the constitutional question about that but it would be the basis for a referral. >> so much i want to chew on with you guys, but can't do it, don't have time. as i let them two go, that's why what we are doing tonight, to start the new year part of our special programming we will start to double dip here, 9:00 at night we will get it on with different types of people at the center of what is going on. tonight we have lucky, we have anthony scaramucci. why are we lucky? beca

has had lots of comments about robert mueller and this investigation, and he called it something of a kau tphaurd and said we are wasting money, and he is characterizing this meeting that is way over the line. i think he should pull it back because it disagrees with every other statement he made about bob mueller and the charge of collusion with the russians. it's way over the line. i think there's a lot of conservatives around this country that are disappointed in steve that believe that you can't make all these public statements contradictory on bob mueller and the investigation, and that's what he faces, it looks like he's trying to get back at people because he was let go from the white house staff and i think steve is better than this and i think he should pull it back, but if he doesn't it doesn't matter, because at the end of the day conservatives are sticking with donald trump, going back to the original question because they like the agenda, and it's not a question of whose allegiance they will have, and he will have the -- they will have the president's back. >> does it concern

and judgeships not even suggested, notwithstanding what kau qualities they may have. this government is entirely unstable, not just because the investigation, but because of every other element of the government that they can't implement, including this show earlier today in which the president doesn't even know enough about the elements of the deal about daca and what the republican leadership want. >> everything is -- i have to read this off my phone. i'm lazy to get new reading glasses. this is from sarah sanders. the president's team is work rg tirelessly to support an agenda that is making america great again every day. there has been no directive on staff departures and any suggestion otherwise is ridiculous fake news. what do you think of that, laura? >> well, it's obviously the m.o. they're going to go with. and what's going to be publicized. but to be fair, the dragnet at the mueller investigation and frankly the court of public opinion is cast quite widely around everyone associated with the white house. even don mcgann who is white house counsel, which mean

. >> do you know in the military, her nickname was bar kau da walk lena?w that she has 100% what's best for us. >> reporter: originally scheduled for four days, the trial continues for seven. >> by the end, 156 women came forward. >> how dare you? how can you sexually assault a child in front of their mother? >> reporter: as the victims' statements are televised, many victims across the country are cat watching. among them is akemi look. >> i remember thinking, how are these women doing this? she is one of nassar's victims. but the 31-year old has chosen to close that chapter of her life. >> when i wrote my victim impact statement and submitted i said, "this is it." i don't ever want to revisit this again in my life. i don't want people to associate my name with being a child sexual abuse victim. >> reporter: but the more she watches -- >> you've pissed off the wrong army of women. >> reporter: the more she realizes she just join the fight. she races to the airport battling traffic and her emotions. it is a 1,700-mile struggle that begins to go south at th

i think we need to be a bit more kau cautious, because i personally would not predict that joe arpaioblican nominee in arizona. he'll be running in a pretty crowded field. but he's going to have a platform because he's known nationwide. you know, it's hard to imagine a more toxic candidate, well, other than roy moore, perhaps. and so, you know, the more he gets up in front of the camera, the more he's going to make mitch mcconnell and people who are trying to keep the republican majority in the senate nervous. but, you know, let's talk in a year and see if we're waiting on arpaio. >> i think the more he gets in front of the camera, the more he's likely to make controversial remarks that will put more media and spotlight on him. let's switch gears, your colleagues have been reporting on a number of gerrymandering cases being heard by the supreme courts. very important decisions in front of them and federal courts. tell us about those and the potential impact in 2018. >> a big decision last night in north carolina. a federal judge ruled that the map there, the controversial map drawn by

john, if i'm one of the members of the freedom kau scaucus, and looking at signing off, how much of a sticking point will it be for them? how much can they effect other republicans in this process? >> i think for them the issue is this is an opportunity to push congress and president to the right on immigration. we saw last week members of the house and the senate both parties came out of that long meeting, the one with the 50 minute full spray and they agreed on four agenda items, daca, border security, family based migration, what republicans call chine migration and diversity visa programs. t and conservatives would like to see the end to this. and this is a chance for them to pull the president to the right. because in that same meeting we saw him leaning towards oh, yeah i could agree with what senator diane fine citizen wan diane feinstein wants a clean daca. that's not what the president campaigned on and that's when they are trying to remind him sf. >> of. >> then haiti comments last week, how much does this complicate this process? >> i think it complicates it a lot. i was th