to meet kirk. kirk has to write his own book that's true. >> that's a good idea. but then you went to l.a. and it was -- a bit of a culture shock between, you know, east texas and new orleans and l.a. but the problems were the same weren't they? i mean the same kind of issues -- huge skyscrapers in houston -- >> in los angeles -- in los angeles. especially being cleaned by -- immigrant janitors who many of whom had i mean their stories of getting to the united states just to try to make something better of their lives. an how frightening what they had been through you know just to even to get to l.a. and then working at minimum wage. and, of course, for women working nights in a -- building was terrible. and yet they were willing to risk are all of that. to organize and, and, of course, they sent half their paycheck back home to wherever their family, country their family were living in but that was one of those -- examples and where it was a great organization example because we actually organized

kirk, good to speak with you.t seems like many investors still are not convinced the show is exactly over. >> the year of contradictions continue. the market sold off early this morning and then came back, and actually, i looked at it. it's pretty orderly. we have come a long way since may. since may 1, the market was up 6% to 8%. a bit of a selloff is to be expected. ramy: one interesting thing we have been talking about here was one index we don't really talk about too much internationally is the russell 2000, which eked out a record high. library.he gtv we can see exactly where the russell 2000 is. highest ever since the postelection surge. is this a safe haven play that investors need to know about? kirk: you have to remember that small caps trailed large caps by something like 800 basis points to getting a reversion. a small dollar helps small caps which paid higher tax rates. the tax stimulus bill significantly helps small caps, so i think a lot of people are looking to small caps as a place to be, and again

thank you for all your work on this. >> kirk, you have some words? >> i want to add that co-cycle i mentioned. the submission of the state fire marshal amendments for the next upcoming code is right about now. so there's deadlines on the state level that would be good to try to fit within. >> would you be able to find that for certain and get that to olivia? >> sure. >> yeah, because that's important. thank you for bringing that up. commissioners, if there's any further comment? >> is there any public comment on this item? okay, seeing none. item 6. discussion regarding d.b.i. update on civil grand jury recommendations from both fiscal year '15-'16 and fiscal year '12-'13. >> i would like to thank commissioner warshell for putting this on the agenda. unfortunately william strong is our staff expert and he is unavailable today so i would suggest this be moved to the next meeting. >> if there's no objections, thank you, commissioner warshell. >> are commissioners okay with this? okay, thank you. is there public comment? for anybody who wanted to speak

kirk means, d.b.i. technical services. i was told that i'm presenting this. i just -- about two or three minutes ago, so i don't have a presentation ready, but i have gone through all the paperwork that is under this agenda item, and i can add commentary a little bit, and that might help out or get the discussions going. and i have been to the code hearings that are discussing things in the future, and i can tell you what happened in those regarding these items, as well. basically, it's defining what is a high-rise, and if you defined it as a high-rise, you have all kinds of extra code provisions that you have to provide. if it's not a high-rise, fire department can basically side it with ladders and hoses and all that stuff. if it's a high-rise, they've got to fight it by going up the stairs. there's an interpretation that we've been going by from the uniform building code in 1997 that's included in part of your package, but it's section 403.1 says, question is, is an occupied roof used as a tennis court or swimming pool or sun deck considered to be a floor

here to discuss, charlie kirk.ur take on that sound from alec baldwin. >> i don't find him too funny anymore. comedy last their substance. he couldn't even keep a job at msnbc because he got fired for an anti-lgbt slur. he has a horrible temper. he can't keep anything for more than a couple months. this illustrates a broader point. comedy is dead. the left killed comedy in america. it's almost as if what they say when they are serious has become comedy. and the jokes aren't very funny at all. i don't think he mea it as a joke. judge jeanine:' hey, syphilis brain, it's nice you have such sympathy for high level criminals yet not for kids being ripped from their parents. >> that was so funny i forgot to laugh. chelsea handler is another one of those quote-unquote comedians who is going after the president. let's talk about the so-called detention centers. a lot of the images spread on the internet were from the obama administration. was chelsea handler down there during the obama administration picketing and protesti

he's the legendary captain kirk.am shatner has moved from space to navigating the crypto universe as a spokesperson for solar alliance, a company that's about to build the world's first solar powered bitcoin mine in illinois. thank you for joining us. >> the mistake is thinking i know anything about bitcoin mining. i know about how to power the computers that mine for bitcoin, but that is a strange area for everybody. >> how did you get involved in this i'm curious because the big push here is this conversion of this former illinois power plant into a solar powered bitcoin mining operation and you've been brought out as a spoke person. you at one point called bitcoin a cyber snob currency. how did you get into this? >> well, i got into solar power because of my interest in the environment and i solarized my house using solar alliance as the company and then i started to speak to this -- the ceo jason bach, a bright canadian, as most canadians are i might add. >> of course. >> and he leaked the company so solar allian

you know understands business and the business world that's even better i think captain kirk says to get involved in something i am certainly going to pay attention and i'm glad he is quote unquote beamed into this space at an expanded to c.e.o. of sap dot org thank you so much for your time nick hope you come back here we were boldly going where no man has gone before excellent thank you sir take care thank you. and earlier today the c.e.o. of car maker audi was arrested arrested related to the ongoing scandal that started with volkswagen over emissions cheating devices installed on their vehicle audi as part of the v.w. group this makes rupert stadler the audi c.e.o. the highest ranking v.w. group employee to be detained related to the scandal he was reportedly taken into custody in order to ensure that there was no witness tampering connected with the ongoing investigations according to c.n.n. money the news comes days after german regulators issued a one point two billion dollars fine for emissions cheating that fine in addition to the already more than thirty billion dollars tha

seven percent of the fifty five million turkish electorate of which over majority of which are ethnic kirks living in germany and i thought relatively small amount but given the fact that this presidential and parliamentary elections are proving to be increasingly competitive both both could prove to the outcome and president heard one of his ruling a k party all looking for those votes to be out the five to factor given that usually overseas both as to favor of the president and his ruling party. politicians were banned from campaigning in germany and other parts of europe have tensions with the e.u. played a role in the campaigning that. well certainly in last year's referendum similar restrictions will put on campaigning in europe particularly against the president heard one in his ruling a party and heard one did make that authentic piece of a very close referendum and it did plunge relations between turkey and the e.u. to a crisis point but this time even though earth one has appeared to try and play a similar card along with his a k polity it doesn't seem to gain much traction on the

stuart kirk, head of research from dws joins us to discuss so we hear the likes of imf, various dark clouds on the horizon. do you not see any dark clouds on the horizon >> plenty on the horizon, if we're late cycle you know there's probably a recession a couple years down the line late cycle can be extremely profitable for investors if you remember investing in stocks in '88, '89 >> the music is still going on you want to be partying in this last session >> in some sense it feels bullish in the sense that technology is still performing well there's a narrowness in the performance of the equity market rates are still low. on the other hand valuations are stretched. like the late '90s they went from very stretched to very, very, very stretched >> can you talk about how you're actually ail gallocating your investments among different assets how is the distribution? >> if you think inflation is about to tick up, you want to have exposure to commodities that's what we do. we are overweight most equity markets, a bit less in the u.s., more so in europe. less in japan. quite constructive o

. >> grayson kirk was the president of the university.his thing, wanted to bring back order. >> okay, people, keep clear. there are cops. none of us will begin any violence. if there is any violence it will be because of the police. >> gentlemen, the sidewalk on the buildings. >> president grayson kirk makes what he called a painful decision and invites in the police. >> the police came in on some kind of rampage. police brought out the students who have been holding about five buildings for the past few days. what everyone feared took place. >> that's what the cops did. >> we stood in front of low library with our arms locked, faculty and students singing "we shall overcome," "we shall not be moved." >> you look like you have a little blood on your face. what happened? >> yeah, i think i was hit by a club which started bleeding. >> the police grabbed him by the neck and smashed his face into a chair. >> i could never again trust this administration. i could never again trust it. if they didn't understand the kind of brutality that was go

foreign funded a month as part of a crackdown on what it calls political islam chancellor sebastian kirksaid parallel societies and radicalizing tendencies have no place in austria three years ago the country introduced legislation banning foreign funding of religious groups turkey has denounced b.n. as actions calling them as lama phobic racist and discriminatory. these pictures from a mosque in vienna made headlines in austria children were. victory against the law and being a multi. well strews coalition governments didn't like. society . and radicalization have no place in our country. action followed an illegal mosque run by a turkish ultra nationalist group was closed immediately six mosques run by the arab community were closed because their leaders had made what the government considered to be extremist remarks almost sixty in mom's lost their residence permits because they were financed by a turkish government organization funding by foreign organizations is forbidden under austrian law. but i had lost a is a land of freedom and we want to keep it that way political leaders shou

and you and kirk were with us. there was just a lot of highlights and i think of seeing you coming to a crowd with your blonde hair, usually somewhere in the distance making your way forward and then thanks for speaking at the convention . >> it's been amazing experience, i'm so proud of the convention . and all the positive stories that we told. but you thought about your mother because you thought about what you should wear. don'twe think about these things all the time? really . >> that was my mother, yes. >> we didn't make it, unfortunately and it was tragic. and profoundly sad and terrible for the country. [applause] but then afterwards, you were in one of the most unique positions, because it wasn't clear how much the campaign of, what shall i say? the president now. 45. how much he meant and how much he can.a lot of postelection interviews were i didn't think he meant it or i wanted to change and shake things up and all that kind of conversation but you gotta call not too long after the election, which you w

. >> the court's opinion stated, the outcome of cases like this in other kirks must await further elaborationcourts. >>> apple unveiled a host of software upgrades of the conference in san ohio za. the operating system ios 12 will allow you to face time with up to 32 people at the same time. screen time will let you know how long you have been on your phone. and prevents advertisers to target ads to users. >> face timing 32 people at once? >> who doesn't want to do that? >> that is chaos. >> windy out there again today. >> gentleman, here is the latest. >> yeah, it has been a gusty day today. that dropped our temperatures. i want to show you a time lapse from 8:28, the sun went down. no signs of fog. just a few whispy clouds that made for a fiery sunset today. you forget how gorgeous it was. tonight, the marine layer is trying to regroup but we're not seeing much in the way of it because the breeze has been going. here is the south beach camera. and it's terrific, as you see, and live doppler is 7 right now is tracking patchy fog and it's right along the san mateo coast. and we take a look at

rosenfield, and then we'll hear from miss kelly kirk patrick. >> tse are the city's corpus budget for the month of july, interim budget. and then, items five and six will be the items that'll have here in committee that inco orate the following 11 months here for the coming weeks, but again, items three and four are actions that the tboarof supervisors takes to allow us to continue to pay bills and keep things going in the month of july while the full budget is pending. >> supervisor cohen: supervisors. supervisor yee? >> supervisor yee: so this is the interim. and why did -- the dates are in june, so can expin that? june 1 through june 30. that doesn't make anyse -- oh, i see. i see these dates. >> supervisor cohen: supervisor yee, can you ask a question? >> supervisor yee: is this for a full year or a month? i don't understand. >> the june budget is a dupli thene in front of you. it is only for july, and then the board by charter approves at the vend of july. i believe the reference to june 2018, in the short title, which i think you're looking at, i k tinat relates to tran mission

to when will occur my next question is some interesting stuff we have seen william shatner captain kirk who is out there now into the crypto space he's beamed himself into the crypto space and we even see the former strategist for mr trump steve bannon getting into the crypto fray but that's on the one hand you know but there's also a lot of haters out there right christy what do you make of all these people is that just a natural thing given that kryptos are so new i think so but i think having a celebrity endorsement someone so high profile was definitely a very smart move for a company whether or not his move to create like a greenhouse mining facility to improve environmental friendliness and the footprint impact that decline mine has had whether or not that that puts a sustainable business i am a little skeptical on that because he will now have to prove that he's able to try the environmental cost down and the cost of mining down compared to regular electrical mining that we have today jeffrey i mean i'd let you comment on this one but let me just say i mean you walk down the stre

very special thanks, also, to my friend charlie kirk of turning point usa for being with us and helping us with this event. thank you very much. i want to welcome the young people i have respect for. union representatives. where are you? raise your hand, please. the toughest negotiators you'll find. that's good. i'm glad you're here. and you're participating in vocational and apprenticeship programs. there's nothing more important. it's the beginning of something very big for all of you. it's great to have all of you with us. thank you to the interns from nasa. it's a good future. we open it up again. we opened it up. [ applause ] now it's happening. you heard the other day. let the rich guys do it. they love rockets. they're sending up. bezos and elon musk. they love the rocket business. let them just rent it to them for a lot of money and let them play. they need our land. it's good to be in the raelgtd business. they need our land. let them send up their rockets. let them be the first to mars and we'll take the credit. okay. nasa is vor important and we're involved with that and from

tioga county's kirk martin. he made the same arguments as the previous d.a.ed to cal harris killing his wife. the trial went on for three months. at the end of april, it finally went to the jury. and four kids and their father suddenly had nothing left to do but wait. >> we said what we want to do when it's all said and done and over with and the good end turns up. >> reporter: want to talk about that at all? >> vacation. >> yeah. >> somewhere cool. >> reporter: maybe. maybe not. >> i know we're tough enough that we'll get through it. >> you have to be as positive as possible. >> reporter: want to talk about that at all? >> vacation. >> yeah. >> somewhere cool. >> reporter: maybe. maybe not. >>> coming up -- >> i know we're tough enough that we'll get through it. to emerge your best every day, you need to power your wellness. new emergen-c probiotics plus. purposeful probiotics to help boost your microbiome, plus vitamin c to support your natural immune defenses. new emergen-c probiotics plus. emerge and see. new emergen-c probiotics plus. ♪ protect your pet

. >> earlier this year kirk cox said full-time house employees can receive 12ks of paid leave. >>> chuck bell is here with us. i think we've been talking a beautiful weather. reality is settling in. just in timeth for the end o month. >> you don't seem very happy about it. >> you know what, lisn -- >> you notice a little edge to that? >> no, i will not cplain about the summer because i love the summer. >> hello, aaron. how are welcome back from vacation. go.there you you know you'll hear me in january. >> i hear a mom voice in there in january. no, it's not going to be tt nice anymore. no, it is -- it depends. there e plenty of people who love deep haze and humidity and those are the people who will be sitting outside all weekend going, yes, we want more because it is going to be an ugly shade of hot around h by the time we get towards saturday and sunday. your wednesday morning, not that sure about. that'ser the wea word, meh. cloudy, rain chances are creepingp with time during the day today. most of the rain for now still well back out to our west and southwest but it's sort of going t

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chief kirk patrick will also be in the victory parade.ow of course some of the very best spots to see the parade are right here with us. on ktvu fox 2 or on ktvu.com or on facebook live. it begins an hour earlier than the parade so we start our coverage at 10:00 this morning with sports director mark ibanez, gasia mikaelian and sal castaneda, gasia. >>> president trump is on his way back to the united states after his historic summit with north korean leader kim jong un in singapore. no time table was announced. instead of the u.s. and north korea are committing to hold follow-up negotiations at the earlier possible date. president trump in a news conference after the summit praised the north korean leader saying kim jong un is taking the first bold step toward a bright, new future for his people. >> chairman kim is honest. under very strong strong circumstance we are prepared to start a new history and we are ready to write a new chapter between our nations. >> north korea also agreed to return the remains of u.s. prisoner of war and sol

on june 7, 2016, treasury wrote a letter to senators kirk and rubio, said that the surmt is -- u.s. is not planning to grant iran access to the u.s. financial system. period. time after time the obama administration misled the american people and misled congress r coness on -- congress on this and point. i believe it was because the administration was eager to make this deal work they want to keep iran and the deal. our report shows that the state department and treasury department held 200 meetings or road shows around the world to encourage other countries to do business with iran. in the road shows, treasury department officials also downplayed any potential future penalties or fines that might result from sanctions. during one road show the head of ofac robtdly told -- reportedly told the office that 95% of the time ofac sees a violation, it results in a warning letter. this is the head of the agency saying 95% of the time it results in a simple warning letter or no enforcement action. we shouldn't be telling anyone that we only enforce sanctions just 5% of the time. one europea

about us political thinkers have them on their well germany celebrated twentieth century satirist kirk to hold ski famously proclaimed that satire should be allowed to target anyone and anything these days some in poland seem to disagree. whether cloudy or anthony's cases ever which trial is uncertain but even without a verdict the threat of punishment has already proven effective with many performers no longer commenting on politics and that's no laughing matter a trip to rome would not be complete without a visit to the trevi fountain the ne tenth century landmark was made famous by films such as three coins in a fountain and the dolce vita but the countless numbers of people who make a wish after tossing in a coin probably don't realize that they're not merely making a romantic gesture but in fact helping the needy. sand but if you throw a coin into the trevi fountain you will return to right but you can watch for other things as well you just have to stand with your back to the fountain and toss the coin with your right hand so what are people wishing for order door here goes have

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joining us is charlie kirk and joe concha. >> it's a pleasure to be here, your world. jesse: let's get to the samantha bee thing. her ratings have deteriorated. she lost half her audience in about a year. this is a hail mary to see if she can get back on track and it looks like it backfired. >> the left has killed late night comedy. these are angry rants from comedians. she is shamelessly going after ivanka. the double standard is so abhorrent and so apparent almost i think this shows far more entertainment than any of those crazy late-night shows. jesse: joe, the president is calling for her to be fired. do you think she should be fired? do you think tbs caused out a little spot for her to get nasty. >> you said tbs caused that out. that's right. that was scripted. that was teleprompter. what happens if they make that comment about any obama whether michelle or her daughters or hillary clinton or chelsea clinton. she keeps her job. is there not even a suspension. jesse: we did suspend a talking head on fox news for using a derogatory slur against president obama. i th

solution could be another mode of propulsion a small and extremely lightweight electric motor that kirk propel the plant to the necessary levitation speed. the entire prototype can't weigh more than eighty kilos . so a part itself needs to be slimmed down. and. the team decides in favor of a lightweight braking system that weighs just four kilos. is just one of many decisions they'll have to make and they're still working on a prototype. there's no telling when they'll be ready to build a fully functional vehicle. in many countries existing round networks have already reached. city. the t.g.v. in france has its own dedicated rel network in germany though the intercity express train share the tracks with regional and freight trains. when a regional train is delayed it can have a knock on effect across the entire country. construction projects and shuttling bottlenecks are also a problem expanding the realm that work is already costing billions but it's still less expensive than introducing an entirely new means of transport. in some times and in some places existing infrastructure has ev

. >> and bob oden kirk. >> my mind is blown, howdy get in this?who is the new voice of dash. >> i have been to l.a. once. >> coming up tom cruise and we uncover the blast from the past. the date from the oh ridge gnat movie. >> you will have to see it, don't you? >> what do i want? >> jennifer garner gets back to the action star roots. we have a look at the new movie and how she got into shape. >> you danced your ways from those shoulders? ♪ i thought i was managing my moderate to severe crohn's disease. then i realized something was missing... me. my symptoms were keeping me from being there. so, i talked to my doctor and learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of crohn's disease after trying other medications. and the majority of people on humira saw significant symptom relief and many achieved remission in as little as 4 weeks. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problem

he said, yes, you screwed that one up, macfall but it later made piece with senator kirk but there wasdomestic political constraint and he got his amendments to national defense there's act that required to us give the senate information've we gave tote the russians. a check on them and that was the quid quid pro quo to get the lift off of me p. putin today has -- in the numbers are negative 80 in term's how the russians think of us. the have been fighting a war against us. nazis and nato, that's the two n words. in the embassy, and the wore in ukraine is not with ukrainians, it's with us. that's the way it's portrayed and has had rallying reasons the flag effect as it does all over the world and it's hard to pivot away from that and say we're in this struggle against nazis and american imperial rhythm. tieral jim and we're going to move the other way. he can do it because it's not a democratic society but i thick creates constrains and they're a group around him that don't have an interest in cooperation with us. they like this isolation. that is a way for them to keep their property

. >> earlier this year gop house speaker kirk coxnnnced that full-time statehouse employees will be receiving2w findings today could give psyccyclists a hea start n safe cycling. susan finds out which helmet protects you beud. >>> and c to the south of the city. rain rollingur way. rain rollingur way. doug breaking down the timing here's money for pizza. here's the wi-fi password, but, if you go online while the boys are online the internet can slow down and... they don't like it. you guys don't have fios? [mrs. jennings] oh-no. but it's a 100% fiber-optic network with ridiculous speeds. you could have, like, a hundre devices online at once interested, talk later. bye boys! don't even think about goi online. woah... i can't work like this. the 100% fiber-optic network ans more speed for more devices at once. so get a fios triple play with a 2-year agreement,re and choose a samsung chromebook 3 or credit towards other samsung tech. >>> a tale of two cities or parts of our region. cloudsut to the >> northern virginia, especially down around culpeper. c clouder, shower activity. temperature only

let's bring in two of the best, kirk newton, a cyber guy, morgan wr, cybersecurity expert, former staterooper. kurt, first on supreme court ruling, what do you make of it? >> there's an easy way to be a proponent or point for either -- or opponent for either side. the supreme court today came down and said law enforcement can no longer use this rule that says that even though you're not using a warrant and you and i or another company might be willing to sell us cell phone data, that they acquire from verizon, sprint, at&t and the likes, they consider that no longer acceptable. they will now in the future have to get a warrant for that information. that's a win for privacy advocates. it does not change what our big concern would be like, hey, wait a minute, did you just stop our own national security from being able to protect us by, you know, keeping an eye on bad guys? the fact is, no, this change is nothing related to that. it has nothing to do with that, in fact. so i see this as a plus for privacy and not a big withdraw in terms of law enforcement access. those who work in law enfo

the rain will stay away from kirk wood. sunday in santa cruz, that will be fairly nice and comfortable day with upper 60s. we'll see the warmest day tomorrow with 75 degrees. the tri-valley will be heating up. but still comfortable for going out and doing some sightseeing, going to restaurants and vineyards, 71 on saturday and 77 degrees on sunday. let me know what you're doing this weekend. i've had a few people reach out and let me know where they are going. i'm kari hall on facebook and twitter. if you're with me on social media, you'll get all the updates. today's temperature trend for san jose coming up in about three minutes. >> thanks so much, kari. 6:39. coming up next on "today in the bay," breaking news into the newsroom. colin kaepernick versus the president. the action the nfl car is taking this morning. >>> skeptical about self-driving cars? a lot of us are. a reason people in the bay area are worried about the technology. >> a whole lot going on in washington including the president saying the first lady has h

kelly kirk patrick. >> thank you. i know the department is anxiously awaiting the rebalancing plan. we have been working closely with the department and we will be planning to come out with that monday morning, and i apologize. i know it's important but we've been working really hard. and i know that ensuring the continuation of the 18-19 funding that is in the h.s.h. budget as well as the programs that you stated, i understand those are priorities for the committee. >> supervisor fewer: thank you very much. >> supervisor cohen: all right. thank you for definitely setting the record straight. we will continue the conversation on monday. i just, colleagues, want you to recognize that the director will be with us for a short period of time, but if the hearing goes along, which i anticipate it to be, then he has designated representatives to speak on his behalf. so we thank you for your time coming here, i want to make a motion that we expect the baseline cuts, and can i have a second by supervisor yee, and we'll take that without objection. thank you, director. >> thank you. >> superv

i think the nuance is getting lost here, kirk. >> we have two way to resolve this.e can talk it out, which means behaving civilly to each other or those 8,000 artillery tubes pointed at south korea can go off and drop hell fire on south koreans and our troops. it's not -- it's a binary choice. i'm willing to give it a shot. and if it means not pointing out what a dirt bag this guy is, because he is and everybody knows, including donald trump, but being diplomatic. i'll give that a shot if it means americans don't have to bury their kids. elizabeth: everybody knows the guy is awful, right? >> they know he's awful. look, he's a killer. there's no question. but he also has vulnerabilities. and one of the vulnerabilities he has is flattery. donald trump recognizes it. he's using it. he's using the fact that he like to hear these kind of things, certainly coming from the president of the united states. it's an advantage. it's influence power, he should use it. it makes sense. elizabeth: thanks for your insights. great to have you on. good stuff. >>> msnbc now saying that

i want to bring in kirk, he's ar bond nan whisperer.ald trump and the storming of the presidency. listen, one minute, kurt, he, you know is on team trump, the next minute he's not on team trump. he was fired from the white house. trump called him sloppy steve. trump says he lost his mind and had nothing to do with his big election win. here's bannon tonight. watch this. >> donald trump, you say he's doing a fantastic job, every day is different. you got to swing with it. inoue trump for many years. >> did he call you and tell you, steve i'm just kidding? >> no, he does not do that. >> he looks better there. maybe he's got some rest. but you worked well with him, why do you think he's so complimentary of saying thing about the president? >> i think steve used cnn to have a 60-minute info measurable, to use what trump hates to watch -- >> but watching all the time. >> but watches all the time. steve isn't one you see on television, he isn't the one to give a lot of t.v. interviews, i think he's done maybe two of these in all the years you

kirk?>> no? >> oh, that's me, yes. i'm with defense priorities, i want to look at something beyond the authorization for the use of military force, and ask about authorizations for the use of military cooperation, in chapter 16 of title 10, for example, or the foreign assistance assistance act, there are all sorts of authorities, to help with anything that might be listed in counterterrorism. youth see these kind of authorities as being appropriate under the constitutional balance of powers, and what would you characterize the policy indications as being? >> by and large, i think the united states has to rethink its approach to alliances. it used to be the case that you may alliances, to help you fight wars, or help protect against wars that could be around the corner, and now we ju have alliances for their own sake, and they are supposed to cover lots of things, not just national security questions, they are supposed to cover democracy promotion, intelligence sharing, they are supposed to cover economic cooperation, i