the 42 of kyle larson down low. coming up on seven laps to go. >> daniel suarez is going to try to control and block both lanes. larson crosses them over underneath the 19 into turn one. >> big move by the 42 of kyle larson. he leads now. suarez shoots up the racetrack. >> wasn't able to clear him but he slowed down enough to get some energy and help from behind. >> seven of the 12 playoff racers are out. huge possibilities in front of the five that are still on the track. larson, keselowski, chase elliott, denny hamlin, matt kenseth two laps down. larson just for the slight advantage but here comes suarez on the outside. suarez will lead that lap. six laps to go. >> the 2 two of keselowski. don't ever let that car get out in front. he has shown speed today. >> and with such few cars the 88 of dale junior is back in the third row stuck. everyone is two wide. there's not enough cars to force it three wide. >> small pack but this is it. all fighting, a huge opportunity for some drivers out here, suarez is going to go

larson crosses them over >> big move by the 42 of kyle larson. he leads now. suarez shoots up the racetrack. >> wasn't able to clear him but he slowed down enough to get some energy and help from behind. >> seven of the 12 playoff racers are out. huge possibilities in front of the five that are still on the track. larson, keselowski, chase elliott, denny hamlin, matt kenseth two laps down. larson just for the slight advantage but here comes suarez on the outside. suarez will lead that lap. six laps to go. >> the 2 two of keselowski. don't ever let that car get out in front. he has shown speed today. >> and with such few cars of dale junior is back in the third row stuck. everyone is two wide. there's not enough cars to force it three wide. >> small pack but this is it. all fighting, a huge opportunity for some drivers out here, suarez is going to go around. he got tagged from the back! right in front -- contact. >> yellow is out, be ready, guys. >> an attempt to make it three wide. >> well, guess who wasn't involved. the 88. it's an attrition race now. the 24

the glass castle, starring brie larson. and the mountain between us, with idris elba and kate winslet. now, blade runner 2049, the replicants are back. people are saying this is as much a classic as the original. how do you see it? i went in in a state of extreme trepidation, because i love blade runner, the final cut, the proper version. i went into this very worried about it. it's set 30 years after the first film. in the first film, harrison ford was a blade runner, hunting down and retiring replicants. now, ryan gosling as k is carrying on that profession. early on in the film, one of his targets says, he can only do it because he has never seen a miracle, a phrase he doesn't understand, but he comes to during the course of the movie. as he does so, he starts to wonder about his profession, hisjob, his past and his identity. inevitably, his assignment leads him on to the trail of harrison ford's deckard. here's a clip. what are you doing here? i heard the piano. don't lie. it's rude. you're a cop. i'm not here to take y

justice t larson conducted sayig this waspe a political debate. i'm troubled by these answers and i believe that justice larson did not show the necessary independence from president or right-wing groups like the judicial crisis network and she did not earn my vote. i oppose the nomination of colorado springs for justice rtallison [inaudible] to the teh circuit. she's another on the short list of 21 supreme court nominees from the federalist society and heritage foundation which was assembled for president. she is now been nominated to deceit under the seat on the tenth circuit. i'm troubled by what she wrote in a number of cases and i asked her about one of those cases in her hearing. that 2015 case weston operator versus bro involve the hotel that evicted a group of college age intoxicated friends into freezing weather one night. the young adults ended up getting into a car and driving away. the car crashed o and a person s killed. the family of caitlin grove who suffered traumatic brain damage in the accident soon sue the hotel for negligence e

the glass castle, brie larson, woody harrelson.n a memoir by jeannette walls, opens with her as a gossip columnist played by brie larson, engaged to a financial adviser, she sees her parents played by woody harrelson and naomi watts going through the trash. she flashes back to her itinerant upbringing, her mother was an artist who was more interested in doing paintings than cooking for the kids, her father was a rebel who believes in building the glass castle but is also a belligerent bully and a drunk. the movie goes back and forth between the present—day story of the past, and it is not an entirely happy marriage. it is directed by man who worked with brie larson briefly on an independent film, and really announced her to the world, but she is actually not in the most important part of the film, which is the part where she is much younger, when she's growing up these parents who are totally reckless in their parenting and have this dippy idea of how you should raise kids, but their kids are endangered and bullied and deprived in

>> i grabbed larson. i believe he was in bed.k him immediately over to -- to his grandparents' house. >> reporter: cory's mom, marty, answered the door. she remembers her son-in-law standing there with the young boy and saying something nonsensical about her daughter being dead. >> it was just kind of mid-morning. and -- >> and there he is, your son-in-law. >> and there he is. i open the door and he hands me larson. and then he said something about people are coming. or something. i often regretted not just putting larson down and running over there. >> reporter: stunned, she called her son, cory's brother pedar, at his dental practice. >> and i get a phone call from my mom. it was just kind of out of the blue. i didn't think anything -- >> cory's dead. that can't be. >> yeah. exactly. >> 38 years old, right? >> she's 38 years old. there's no way. just saw her a couple weeks ago. >> reporter: jeff baird, then a detective with the quincy police department, was assigned to head the death investigation. when he arrived at the scene,

you went from not painting to being a painter. >> larson has been teachthe current crop of youth tiero draw, paint and express themselves through art. he is with a nonprofit called splashes of hope. >> their goal is to uplift and inspire and help heal through art. >> after weeks of preparation larson and the inmates are painting a 78-foot mural in the jail. >> we have probably 25% of the wall covered. >> suffolk county sheriff vincent demarco created the youth tier initiative. he says it not only helps young people but has financial benefits. >> inmates are kept in jail out of sight out of mind but it is a very big portion of a county's budget to run a jail. our goal here is to make them productive citizens so they don't come back. we reduce the jail population and don't have to build more jails. we don't have to feed as many inmates, and people become productive members of society and contribute to the tax base. >> we talk about that real stuff. >> they are at a very influential age. we think by having officers that want to work with the youth and give them vocational programs, resum

the glass castle, starring brie larson.t. now, blade runner 2049, the replicants are back. people are saying this is as much a classic as the original. how do you see it? i went in in a state of extreme trepidation because i love blade runner, the final cut, the proper version. i went into this very worried about it. it's set 30 years after the first film. in the first film harrison ford was a blade runner, hunting down and retiring replicants. now, ryan gosling as k is carrying on that profession. early on in the film one of his targets says, he can only do it because he has never seen a miracle, a phrase he doesn't understand, but he comes to during the course of the movie. as he does so, he starts to wonder about his profession, hisjob, his past and his identity. inevitably, his assignment leads him on to the trail of harrison ford's deckard. here's a clip. what are you doing here? i heard the piano. don't lie. it's rude. you're a cop. i'm not here to take you in. oh, yeah? then what? ijust have some questions. a lot of

hard on larson reporting live from las vegas. thanks so much for the up day. we appreciate it. on the way, a mission to terminate how quongs al district are gone. did you want to say that like arnold sharts nationer. >> on the way, a miix to terminate how congressional district are drawn. we're going to tell you how arnold schwartz nationer is going to put an end to jerry man dering. you did great. we are the tv doctors of america, and we may not know much about medicine, but we know a lot about drama. from scandalous romance, to ridiculous plot twists. (gasping) son? dad! we also know you can avoid drama by getting an annual check-up. so we're partnering with cigna to remind you to go see a real doctor. go, know, and take control of your health. it could save your life. doctor poses! dad! cigna. together, all the way. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam dad! and as a doctor, nobody ever asked if i'm a democrat or republican. they just want my help. so if donald trump is helping virginia i'll work with him. but donald trump proposed cutting virginia's school funding, rolli

. >> reporter: until it's done, it falls to test pilots like nils larson.e a complicated amount of contortions. >> we're going to roll inverted pullout to about 3.5 gs. >> sounds easy. >> yeah. it's not that hard. >> reporter: on this day, larson has a new co-pilot. >> starting to look like he's fixing to go flying. >> i need the nils shades. >> reporter: in a mission to show us how low the sonic boom can go. >> in this first round we're going to go up to about 35,000 beam. >> you're giving them the normal boom. >> right. this is the normal boom that most airplanes out there would produce today. >> reporter: back down on the ground, herring and his microphones are listening and collecting data. >> that's supersonic. >> supersonic right now. >> so we've just completed the normal boom. we're about to try the low sonic booms. >> reporter: but to execute the low boom maneuver, larson must first climb to 49,000 feet. >> so when he in verted and went down and came back up. >> yep. that's exactly it. >> reporter: a few seconds later, back on the ground. herring's

larson grew up in concord, graduated from ygnacio valley high school in 2006. grandmother still lives in the east bay, and didn't want to talk on camera - but told kron4 that she's proud of what her grandson did. his long time neighbor says she feels the same way... today - some of lawson's former high school teachers also said they're very proud of him... (steve) police held a mock terror attack at san francisco international airport. they say this training is especially important after what happened in las vegas on sunday night. emergency responders shut down part of the baggage claim area in terminal one. they simulated every possible scenario in the event of a terror attack at the airport. the federal government requires airports to do the drills once very three years. but s-f-o chooses to them every year. travelers say they're glad the airport takes the drills so seriously. (catherine) the founder of a rastafarian church ha

the glass castle, starring brie larson. idris elba and kate winslet. now, blade runner 2049, the replicants are back. people are saying this is as much a classic as the original.

the glass castle, starring brie larson.e winslet. now, blade runner 2049, the replicants are back. people are saying this is as much a classic as the original. how do you see it? i went in in a state of extreme trepidation, because i loved blade runner, blade runner the final cut, the proper version. and i went into this very, very worried about it. so, it's set 30 years after the first film. in the first film, harrison ford was the blade runner, he hunted down and retired replicants. now ryan gosling's k is carrying on that profession. and very early on in the film, one of k's targets says he can only do it because he's never seen a miracle, a phrase which he doesn't understand, but which gradually during the course of the movie he comes to understand. and as he does so, he starts to wonder about his profession, about hisjob, about his past, about his identity. and inevitably, his assignment leads him on the trial of harrison ford's deckard. here's a clip. what are you doing here?|j what are you doing here? i heard the pia

. >> fox news correspondent brett larson joins us with new information from new york. >> it was not justhone announced by google wednesday. the crowd was dazzled with a variety of brand new digital devices. there's a less expensive google home speaker pint size colors don't let the little size fool you. it's a google minimum of software, hardware and artificial intelligence. >> we believe next evolution of smart home is to bring intelligence to the home. >> google showed up laptop they're calling pixel book high end version of chrome book that has hefty price tag $1,000 but features to back up the price like ten hour battery, style us and ability to instaptly tether to pixel smart phone when no wifi around. that's the other device they unveiled. two new pixel smart phone pixel 2 and pixel 2 xl both with update to last year pixel smart phone and beefed up camera google promises will take perfect picture they come in two sizes and four colors. google is also targeting apple's new home pod with their google home max. smart speaker said to be designed for sound and access to your tunes are j

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that is brie larson, who is celebrating turning 28 this weekend. >>> monday. behind the scenes of bad moms christmas. >> it's too much. >> and the late show takes us back home to oklahoma. >> thank you, nancy. >> talking new music and backup with gwen. >> that's a no-brainer for me. >> monday on "e.t." >> we are almost out of time this weekend. but for all the late breaking hollywood news, just go to our website, etonline.com. >> before we go, check out this video. >> it's for her song, new rules, which is climbing the billboard hot 100 chart. this weekend, the 22-year-old is wrapping up her tour, opening up for none other than bruno mars. >> that's what i like. enjoy this video and the rest of your weekend, everybody. bye-bye. >> bye. ♪ ♪ >>> the sci-fi thriller "flat liners" is "made in hollywood." >> there is a fine line between life and death and kiersey clemons and ellen page cross that line in dramatic fashion. >> i think julia roberts was so good at this, you you know. >> yeah. >> that was something riley -- i was like, wow. ♪ made in hollywood ♪ >> and

that is brie larson, who is celebrating turning 28 this weekend. >>> monday. behind the scenes of bad moms christmas. >> it's too much. >> and the late show takes us back home to oklahoma. >> thank you, nancy. >> talking new music and backup with gwen. >> that's a no-brainer for me. >> monday on "e.t." >> we are almost out of time this weekend. but for all the late breaking hollywood news, just go to our website, etonline.com. >> before we go, check out this video. >> it's for her song, new rules, which is climbing the billboard hot 100 chart. this weekend, the 22-year-old is wrapping up her tour, opening up for none other than bruno mars. >> that's what i like. enjoy this video and the rest of your weekend, everybody. bye-bye. >> bye. ♪ ♪ (justine) o-j simpson is a free man tonight. he walked prison in nevada at 12:08 a-m... ...in the dead of night, to avoid a lot of attention. after nine years behind bars, the bay area native is free to go where he pleases. thanks for joining us at 8. i am justine waldman.(jr stone) and i am jr stone. the 70-year old is expe

that is brie larson, who is celebrating turning 28 this weekend. >>> monday." is behind the scenes of bad moms christmas. >> it's too much. >> and the late show takes us back home to oklahoma. >> thank you, nancy. >> talking new music and backup with gwen. >> that's a no-brainer for me. >> monday on "e.t." >> we are almost out of time this weekend. but for all the late breaking hollywood news, just go to our website, etonline.com. >> before we go, check out this video. >> it's for her song, new rules, which is climbing the billboard hot 100 chart. this weekend, the 22-year-old is wrapping up her tour, opening up for none other than bruno mars. >> that's what i like. enjoy this video and the rest of your bye-bye. >> bye. ♪ ♪ 65% believe heave will be mostly ignored. elaine. >> mireya villarreal, thank you. >> on twitter, president trump called those who criticized the federal storm response in puerto rico, policically motivated ingreats. mr. trump visits the american territory on tuesday. our david begnaud has been there since before the hurricane hit to. day h

this area surrounding the larson sea ice shelves sees one of the world's fastest warming climates and steadily developing cracks in the shelf that there trillion times iceberg may not be the last we see in coming months keep an eye on those ice bergs well that is our show for you today i knew how to listen as my co-host tyrrel always says in this world we're not told for love to not and today of all days i tell you i love you on top of the wallets keep on watching the hogs and have a glory day and night everyone. in the us a child can choose another me course in school with a tell it all fizzes as teachers we don't. return will says to the cadet is interested in going in the military but we don't recruit ourselves. the pentagon is funding a program to boost interest in the military among teenagers your chance to step up to an apollo so that melts away for a comfortable with yourself. brings you out of your shell you can't go wrong in the woods or it's a great stepping stone for whatever you want to do but some veterans are willing to tell enthusiastic children a little more they ask y

her confirmation would take place in the middle of night, followed by a vote to limit debate j joan larson to the 6th circuit. take you now live to the floor of the senate. the president pro tempore: the senate will come to order. the chaplain, dr. barry black , will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. sovereign lord of the universe, we pray today for all who

janine larson says her partner neighbors repeatedly called 911 to report seeing fire approaching bennett ridge.>> within 20 minutes of being told you don't need to evacuate, she was driving through fire to get out. and we have one road in and out of our property, our entire neighborhood, 120 houses have one road. >> reporter: they said that people had previously had to register on the cell phone, they are not getting the reverse 911 calls. but she says that no one heeded the concerns of residents reporting the fire.>> we believe we have at least one dead neighbor. the miracle is, we have heroes that were going door-to-door in the neighborhood pounding, risking their own lives pounding trying to get us out, and make sure we got all the neighbors. >> reporter: governor jerry brown and senators went to these fires. >> i have not seen one fire like this, i think we can see what weather is doing to fire, what weather's wind is doing to fire. in talking with the head of cal fire, he told me that over the phone the fire was moving so fast, that they couldn't run to get in front of it period >>

don larson through a perfect game. i didn't have a clue what they were talking about. how much?lminates on sunday, november 19th. stuart: chris iv, you are all right. it is great stuff. there will be more varney after this. . . . . stuart: two headlines from the president's meeting with business leaders. its about tax reform. number one, he wants the house to pass a bill by thanksgiving. number two, he doesn't want the corporate rate to be phased n hopefully not, is what he said. neil has more on this. it is yours. neil: thank you very. the grover norquist was very receiling to you. i will try to put a lipstick on a tax cut pig. not turning out the way they wanted to be. but to your point, stuart, better than nothing. president is holding a tax reform meeting. at that meeting representatives of the national association of manufactures, u.s. chamber of commerce, business roundtable. tomorrow we get a lot of details. where the brackets kick in. whether there is additional bracket for folks like charlie gasparino, et.al. we have a pool spray later from the white house and the meeti

larson grew up in concord, graduated from ygnacio valley high school in 2006. grandmother still lives in the east bay. she did not want to talk on camera. but told kron-4 that she's proud of what her grandson did. his long time neighbor says she feels the same way.<> (robin) some of lawson's former high school teachers also said they're very proud of him. (robin) also... people in the south bay are being hauled off somewhere else other then jail if they are picked up for being drunk in public. find out where. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the embarcadero. a traffic crackdown produced some intresting interactions for officers. stanely roberts shows us on

out in 2011, i'm not sure there's much that can be done, but if there is one message secretary to larson delivers, leave the kurds alone, i think we should be helping them in material ways and i hope secretary tillerson delivers a very strong message that iraq and iran are not going to solve the problem by force. >> harris: everybody should read your article, a lot of history in that which is always good for everybody to see, ambassador john bolton, thank you very much. the president's full-court press on tax reform, and added warning. he said lawmakers could face potential midterm losses if they don't get this done. the president sounds optimistic it will be done by the year's end, he is saying thanksgiving. in an interview with our own maria. >> hopefully before the end of the year but may be much than that. people want to see it, i call it tax cuts. it is tax reform but it is also tax cuts. >> harris: democrats among a group of lawmakers who met the president are going after the g.o.p. plan is a big giveaway to the rich. >> you walk into the white hous white house, it looks far too mu

definitely have heard from some folks, you talked about meryl streep, the jed ap pa to you's, brie larsonsthose folks have spoken out about this but those loud cries of what is going on here, we certainly haven't heard. i think that's where the hypocrisy comes in and you see the criticism of hollywood and in this case, rightfully so. >> why, nichelle, why not cry out? there are no two sides here. there's right, there's wrong. >> the bottom line -- >> there's morality and immorality. his own board including his brother booted him out of the company. he doesn't hold that power anymore, does he? >> well, no. but this is all very new as well. you're right, there is right and wrong but also green. and i think that a lot of people feel like speaking out against someone like harvey weinstein, who is a titan in the business, could definitely damage their career and, you know, i don't think necessarily coming out and saying what he did is disgusting is what's so fearful, but i guess i'm talking more about maybe people who have had experiences with him or been affected by him and when we saw ashley

i think we can expect several confirmations next week including my home state of michigan's joan larsond: dan, it's time for a miss. have you got one for us? >> i've got one. [laughter] i'm giving a miss to michael moore who is, in fact, the loud-mouthed anti-conservative activist, did a documentary back in 2004 attacking george w. bush. well, he has created his own one-man show for broadway bashing donald trump and telling his own life story. it's what we call in the business a vanity project. well, it flopped. it just closed on broadway, bye-bye, michael. david: i heard he got no more than 50 percent of an audience -- >> box office. yeah, it was terrible. david: that's it for this week's show. thanks to all of you for watching. i'm david asman, catch me weekdays at 4 p.m. on "after the bell" on the fox business network. paul is back next week. we hope to see you then. ♪ ♪ >> fox news alert, special counsel robert mueller reportedly following the -- filing the first charges in the investigation into possible collusion between the trump campaign and russia. welcome to a new hour inside

i think we can expect several confirmations next week including my home state of michigan's joan larsonor us? >> i've got one. [laughter] i'm giving a miss to michael moore who is, in fact, the loud-mouthed anti-conservative activist, did a documentary back in 2004 attacking george w. bush. well, he has created his own one-man show for broadway bashing donald trump and telling his own life story. it's what we call in the business a vanity project. well, it flopped. it just closed on broadway, bye-bye, michael. david: i heard he got no more than 50 percent of an audience -- >> box office. yeah, it was terrible. david: that's it for this week's show. thanks to all of you for watching. i'm david asman, catch me weekdays at 4 p.m. on "after the bell" on the fox business network. paul is back next week. we hope to see you then. ♪ ♪ >> lou: good evening, everybody. we are coming to you from the swamp, washington d.c. and i can tell you we come here rarely and only for the most important of reasons and that is to speak today with president trump. president trump promised voters to drain the sw

two years ago larson's estate tapped swedish journalist and writer david lagercrantz to continue thenow the latest has been published. "the girl who takes an eye for an eye." david joins me know. thanks for being with us. >> thank you. pleasure. >> sreenivasan: so for people who are unfamiliar with the series the central character here is someone who has just been crushed by society but she does something different with the pain than you or i might. >> i mean instead of getting crushed, instead of getting weak she just gets stronger and stronger and that's really the amazing thing about her. she's an outsider and there is of course a key moment in lisbeth salander's life and that is when she sees her evil father, she really had an evil father abusing and raping her mother and she understands that society will not do anything. so she understands even though she's just 12 years old that she's the only one so she tries to kill her father. and they put her in a mental hospital and they try really to crush her but there was something that got her going, so she's really the revenger. >> sr

the previous order the >> the chamber also voted to limit debate and set up a final vote on joan larson to be a judge in the sixth circuit. two more judicial nominees are expected on the floor this week. live coverage of the senate continues tomorrow here on c-span2. >>> officials from twitter, facebook and google testified today on russia's use of social media and influence on the 2016 elections. "the wall street journal" tweeting that the american public got its first glimpse at two of the russian-created ads during the hearing. senator chris coons displayed two images of ads. one was an anti-hillary clinton ad from a page called heart of texas which he said was, quote: despised by the overwhelming majority of american veterans. the second ad came from another russian-backed page, being patriotic, and promoted an october 2nd, 2016, event call minors for trump. you can see all of the hearing on c-span tonight at 8 eastern or online anytime at c-span.org. >> representatives from twitter, facebook and google testified before congress wednesday as part of the investigation into russia's i

a mattis what secretary to larson is doing. >> and added as we're glad you have knowledge this time in this history i am so encouraged of the changes your instigated the make so much sense to have them commission based not time or number based. i have been encouraged that every dollar is invested wisely the oversight investigation subcommittee held a hearing recently dealing with the allocation of afghanistan perhaps we did $28 million with that camouflages they chose for their uniform or after words bring to light those wasteful practices that everything is looked at. so another area of the assessment of the afghan security forces dunford talked about 300,000 troops there and a lot of changes taking place. i was struck of the differences of perceptions and expectation of our military. when we first went level -- first went over the reality was we had to go back here because of the literacy rate to teach basic literacy before we could get them to this point and with close air support to give a general assessment where you think they are in their capabilities and where is the of literac

larson. >> thank you, mr. chairman. being not on the subcommittee but being allowed to participate, i much appreciate that and under committee rules i also appreciate what it's like to be a freshman once. i remember that one day in the value of a five minute rule. i am one of those voters who voted for the friday of taxes st three ased for we call it and one of the issues that came up during the debate was about the federal obligation and we were going to do all of it and taxpayers would carry all of this but there would be a federal obligation but it would not be the full burden or half a burden. now or this debate with the 2018 budget moving forward for .ompletion of st 2 how are you on handling the uncertainty of the 2018 budget that says the federal obligation might not be there to move forward. >> in a variety of measures we are first evaluating for the benefit of what our options would be a we have said definitively that we would get to lynwood just as we would get to federal way and beyond into tacoma and onto re

her confirmation would take place in the middle of night, followed by a vote to limit debate j joan larson to the 6th circuit. take you now live to the floor of the senate. the president pro tempore: the senate will come to order. the chaplain, dr. barry black , will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. sovereign lord of the universe, we pray today for all who govern. use our senators for your glory, providing them with wisdom to live with the integrity that brings stability to nations. because of their labors, enable us to live peaceful, quiet, godly, and dignified lives, growing in grace and in a knowledge of you. lord, inspire our lawmakers in every situation to seek to glorify you, doing justly, loving mercy, and walking humbly on the path you have chosen. may they speak for those who cannot speak for themselves ensuring justice for those who are perishing. lord, keep our senators ever in the circle of your unfolding providence, as they find delight in doing your will. we pray in your holy name. amen. the president pro tempore: please join me in reciting the pledge of

. >> don larson was pretty good in 1956.ainst the dodgers. >> that wasn't bad. >> koufax in '65 and 2001, randy johnson was untouchable in that series. >> in your lifetime of watching baseball, mike, have there been any pitchers more dominant than koufax in the early to mid '60s and gibson in the late 60s? >> pedro martinez in '98 and '99 was the most dominant. >> who was that? alex was saying we have to go to break. >> pedro martinez in '98 and '99. >> and maddox. braves pitching staff. >> so fun to watch, too. >> i'm going to throw it right there. and he did. >>> coming up, rnc wants you to know that hillary clinton's campaign and the dnc helped to fund that trump dossier. never mind who got it going in the first place. they sent out a statement and overlooked the fact that the republicans funded it first. jeff flake joins us live. looking for clear answers for your retirement plan? start here. at fidelity, we let you know where you stand, so when it comes to your retirement plan, you'll always be absolutely...clear. it's

larson of washington state. >> thank you mr. chairman. a couple questions. first off with regards to the regionalization r in the new strategy, in 2004 the administration at the time designated pakistan as a non-nato ally, making pakistan eligible for certain preferences, especially with regards to support of its military. given that one of the points that you made and the president has made about the administration taking a harder line towards pakistan regarding support of the taliban, are you ready now to revoke pakistan's non-nato ally status? if yes, can you give us the reasons? if not, why not? >> congressman, what we are doing right now is we are aligning what department of treasury, department of defense, intelligence community, department of state say this is what we must ask pakistan to do to change its behavior. at the same time we are aligning that with nato so we have 39 other nations that will also be reinforcing us. as you know, i just visited new delhi about the situation they face on their border. there are a number of ways, based on a very r

larson. >> thank you, mr. chairman. being not on the sub committee, being allow today participate, i much appreciate that under the committee rules. i also appreciate what it was like to be a freshman once. it is what we raised in st 3 as we call it. and one of the issues that came up during that debate was about the federal obligation that we weren't going to do all of it and taxpayers weren't going to carry all of this. what our financing options can be we have said that we will get to lynnwood just as we will get to federal way and onto tacoma. it is the time frame in which we might get it. this is a very good example. we are not successful in securing dollars. there is some funding in the senate bill is that we believe would be eligible for so we have to really watch the needle carefully and watch each step in the process, work with the delegation and other transit agencies like ours. they are working very hard with trying to move forward with a reasonable federal -- >> so just to put perspective on that the federal