so with respect to this building, macy's is going to be moving out no later than next january . we've joked around a little bit on our team that this building today is certainly not the prettiest building in union square, but in all seriousness, the existing building is very much opposite of what we want to see in a retail district today in terms of ground floor transparency, pedestrian friendly active frontages and so forth. so physically, this building absolutely needs to transform from the introvert it is today to the extrovert. it needs to being ativate approximately 360 feet of street frontage, and it needs to be able to draw attention to the upper floors so that the entier building can be successfully occupied. so this project is definitely first and foremost a retail project. we have about 200,000 square feet of retail proposed starting at the basement level through first, second, third, fourth and fifth floors and including the rooftop area. we are also asking for an office allocation; however at least than 20% of the building area, it is definitely more of a secondary p

penney, 31 to 16, macy, 35 to 14.hatever is left of macy's is doing well >> we have strong anchors remaining. the rationalization that's occurred in the department, space has been a good thing. we didn't need that many macy's or that many sears orthat many jc penney. you replace them if you have better assets with bett better tenants you drive more sales >> there is a renaissance of the remaining retailers. they are beating their numbers plus the apparel is killing it apparel is often sold in a mall. has the perception, of which i've been part of, overshadowed a reality of stronger companies coming in, and you're thinking about the fashion district in philadelphia under retail, you make that point right at the top saying kansas city has more high-end retailers than philadelphia. under retail downtown, and the companies that you're bringing in are not your traditional apparel companies. >> no. i mean, we're down to around 40% of our malls are apparel you know, we differentiated to dining, entertainment, health and beau

you is a proposed facade remodel and vertical addition to the property currently occupied by the macy's men store at 18 stockton street. the original building was constructed in the 1974 as a liberty house department store but was later purchased and operates as a macy's. the subject property is identified as a category five unrated building within the kearny mason market sutter conservation district. an honest toric resource evaluation determined that the building which is under 50 years old did not rise to the level of individual eligibility. based on the criteria for listing a property on the california register of historical resources. the project was determined eligible for a class 32 categorical exemption for the purposes of ceqa review. a major permit to alter application is required due to the building's location within the conservation district and is subject to review for capability with the character defining features of that district. the project would involve full facade remodel, interior alterations and a partial one story addition. the work would create the building from

they're a solid organization i think macy's has proven they've gotten through the difficult times in the past and will do that again so as we go forward -- i think there will be winners and losers the key is don't be a highly leveraged retail business. you cannot survive the up and downs of consumer changes. >> quickly, speaking of survivingi surviving, if you have a macy's mall that's in the mall with the bonton stores, what does that have to do with the traffic? isn't there a ripple effect there? >> yeah, you know, you don't -- what you want, certainly, is you want to have a healthy mall shopping center that's attracting multiple consumers. it doesn't have to be another department store so, you know, the opportunities to replace that box with something different, i think, is the way to go. so you're seeing that in certain shopping centers you've experienced the one we talked about once in century city where they put in, you know, an la fitness, they put n a great food shopping experience all these different entertainments that's happening in the center, great high end restaurants,

macy's ceo earns 806 times the employee. >>> "early start" continues right now. >>> president trump hosting a state dinner for french's president macron with policy differences first on the menu. >>> he is hitting people one by one going down hard. it's a nightmare. >> the man who killed ten people with a rented van in toronto. why did he do it? >>> and president george h.w. bush fighting a life threatening infection in the hospital days after burying his beloved wife. >>> britain waits as the new baby is still yet to be named. you can bet on it, folks. big money bet on it. arthur or james? >> welcome to "early start." i'm dave briggs. >> i'm christine romans. it is tuesday, april 24th. 11:00 a.m. in paris. we will go to paris in a moment. day two of french president emmanuel macron's visit to washington. president trump's first turn at hosting a state dinner. he will have a series of meetings where the two leaders are expected to tackle pressing foreign policy issues like the iran nuclear deal and counterterrorism and russian aggression. let's check in with kate bennett at the white house.

i have bought macy's, short on costco. if richard is watching he is probably not happy with me.hard is a brilliant real estate investor but this was not supposed to be a retail play. >> this time last year they had a separate hack. this has been going on around a long time. march 19th a lot of emails were compromised, mostly online, tens of thousands. this was almost a precursor what this was b this has been on going. the fact they had a year lead time to take care of this, to adam's point they are not investing in technology despite the fact richard baker said they would really try to ramp up like nordstrom,ing a choiring different companies instead of investing into infrastructure. it is expensive to invest in infrastructure. they tried to snap up technology updates. the only problem they were not focused on security. >> i have no business talking about using cameras and tech to talk about you know, sending selfies of me in a changing room, okay? right? that is what is really happening. you mentioned nordstrom. they're brilliant at stuff like that but so is neiman marcus. saks

maybe if this doesn't work, we'll get the president of macy's to come down and do the next state visitre 19 days away, 19 days away from an enormous decision that president trump has to make, a decision that not only could unleash a nuclear program in iran, but a nuclear arms race in the most dangerous part of the world. and i think the world's best hope right now is emmanuel macron persuading donald trump that there is no alternative, that he needs to stay in this agreement. and if he doesn't, if president macron cannot persuade president trump of that, if his new national security team of bolton and pompeo get their way, we are going to see an incredibly dangerous scenario unfold in this highly dangerous part of the world. >> laura hame, if the united states pulls out of the deal, that leaves france, the united kingdom, germany, russia, iran. that leaves a deal still there with the remaining parties. does emmanuel macron have a strategy for preserving the deal without the united states? >> at this moment, i think he really wants to convince president trump to stay in the deal, and th

the chain is set to replace a portion of the closed down macy's at the west side of the shopping scepter. mall official--center. mall officials also hope to add more rest rabbits and a theater to--restaurant and a theater. >>> well, if you are looking to get a science experience, head to the east bay. the public library got a grant to extend their s.t.e.m. programming. starting today, there are science classes for all ages, probably too late for you tonight. you can talk to scientists, and get hands on with science kits. >> when you come to the library and you see the tables talking about science and rockettings and land, it--rockets and land, it exposes kid. >>> well tonight a new report found that san francisco teachers are among the highest paid if the united states. but they say they still cannot afford 99% of housing in the city. and it is reported that teachers in california make near i will $78,000 and some have to share homes in order to afford living in san francisco. >>> well, it is time to hook at the yuba river and things weather reflated on the storm watch, all of the--relat

janis macy frayer, nbc news, japan. >>> many just want to relax over spring break. people in puerto rico are hoping to get back to work. the hurricane ravaged island is desperately trying to jump start its tourism industry and gabe gutierrez reports, it looks like its working. >> reporter: just months ago this didn't seem possible. puerto rico's economic engine sputtering to life after hurricane maria. >> i think now more than ever we have to contribute to their economy because they need the tourism. >> reporter: these couples from baltimore soaking in the sun after refusing to scrap their vacation plans but some of their friends did. >> i think it's our responsibility to look out for those people and this is part of the united states. >> reporter: outside the capital city, several mountain communities are still desperate for power, supplies and attention. those from damaged resorts will be closed for months, more than 85% of the islands hotels are back up and running. an industry critical for the long-term recovery here. >> they're very happy that the island is ope

now with this deadline, russians are going to be running around like perfume salespeople at macy's.o be like, you're dead, you're dead, you're dead, you're dead -- nerve gas by kremlin! ( laughter ) you know why trump probably did this? someone probably told him, if you sign this for russia, everyone has to leave the u.s. yeah, i'm free! putin, i'm coming home, baby! not you, sir. oh, damn it, stuck. and he got rid of h.r. mcmaster and replaced him with elderly lorax john bolton. for many people bolton taking over for mcmaster is terrifying. bolton is horny for war with north korea and iran and the s one of the people left who still thinks the iraq war was a good idea. we could talk about how bolton's policies would throw america into an unending spiral of unwinnable wars but we don't have time because thanks to another trump decision america will have fewer troops. >> president trump issued an issue banning transgender people from serving under the military except for "limited circumstances." >> trevor: i don't understand this decision. if you're looking for brave people to join th

as reporter macy jenkins tells us... administrators and health officials want to figure out who had contact with the >>> new at 11:00, a student has contracted tb. now administrators and health officials want to figure out who had contact with the infected child. >> i'm a little disturbed. >> reporter: a warning for parents at laurel creek elementary school. someone on campus has an active case of tuberculosis. >> reporter: fairfield sent out a letter to parents. it doesn't specify who was infected, but says the district is trying to identify anyone who has had, "at least several hours of contact with the infected person." father of two teal says he got one letter for each of his children today. >> and they sent some letters out earlier than they did. >> reporter: the county said the person with the active disease is getting treatment and will be let back on campus once they have been cleared by public health. health officials say there is a difference between an active case of tour best of your recollection -- tuberculo

euphoria shaka devastation for a dog hunt and to top it off maci batu i suffered an injury that willsum up for the rest of the season. not a good day for baseball brain. to choke on when because that to desk is enthusiasm at least he knows how to get the fans going to put on a smile at first i said no but then i had the feeling that if i didn't the office would tear down the stadium i had to go up to town halls. astrodome and fans to know last means they'll be no smiles on the way to work tomorrow. to neil to shaka. ok that can happen but like this. don't mean looking wobbly with four matches to go before we take a look at the table let's turn the clock back to two weeks ago in frankfurt at that time and look like nico coach would stay in front at. this club. is a good situation to be i mentioned and it's ridiculous. to think they can decide in . the end but it's got some have to see from my garden to at least me so if you're fishing in those a bit for the defection from aston top i'm not going to say it wasn't. good if a year is this is a good as much as i will love to persuade thos

(vicki) that was macy jenkins reporting.says his landlord learned about the damage and has now evicted him and his wife along with clark. clark remains in custody at the sacramento county main jail. (grant) southwest is compensating passengers who were on that flight when an engine exploded, killing a woman. the company is sending those passengers a letter of apology, a five- thousand dollar check, and a one-thousand dollar travel voucher. in the letter, the company says the money is to help cover any immediate financial needs. the engine on the jet exploded on tuesday shortly after taking off from new york's la guardia airport. debris hit the plane shattering a window. 43-year-old wife and mother of two...jennifer riordan of new mexico was killed when she was sucked partway out of the window. a public memorial a public memorial service for riordan is set for sunday in albuquerque. (vicki) california state university will not raise tuition at its 23 campuses for the 2018-19 academic year. the country's largest university sys

kill a maci long—term planning that will make a difference?re spending 10 billion less than other eu nations. the man appointed to run the nhs has called foran appointed to run the nhs has called for an immediate £4 billion spend to simply stand still, the figures which are being presented by government at the moment are woefully inadequate and will simply exacerbate the problem. what we must see is a real tangible resources, we have heard from the prime minister a commitment to long—term funding for the nhs, we need to translate that into reality and get the real figures which will allow for the real resources the nhs needs in terms of more doctors, more nurses, more staff and hospital beds, more ca re more staff and hospital beds, more care facilities, more practice facilities, until we have the infrastructure other nations take for granted we will not see an end to this problem. but it's notjust a resources problem, do you acknowledge there are still structural changes, organisational changes which need to be made? we can changes which need

equilibrium here i think you want to own the moderate middle income consumer and to me that is kohl's and macy has made a lot of investments and that is a story that is unfolding. i think jeff has brought on talent and i think they are going to hit on some of these omni channels and brands and the ecommerce versus the brick and mortar. >> china risk. fighting back president, what could it mean? >> this is the wild card to the space. i think you have to look at it twofold, who has the most exposure from a foreign sourcing perspective. it would be the global brands. ralph lauren, and coach. secondly, nikes and tiffany's retailers are taking a wait and see approach they do believe that pricing power will longer term separate the winners and the losers. >> these are great stories and i love to hear the optimism which was in sync with what people are saying matthew boss i learned a lot. i hope you learned a lot too "mad money" back after the break. >> announcer: lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade >>> it is time it is time for the lightning round on cramer's "mad money." i tell you to buy

at this vor momen very moment ty stealth rally in names like macy's and kohl's, i continue to like industrial like caterpillar, today fetched a couple of upgrades in morning after the close came out with retail monthly sales report, all over the world. the mark so the stuck in a sideways trading pattern in the past, normally it lasts if a few month, often it breaks out on good news, not a single event. but a lot of catalysts it happens when people don't see it. every even these days is so frightening, investors need to come to grip with good news being good news. i think something is going to happen soon, most important thing, do not panic, hang in there, buy the fear, don't run from it coming up, great data divide, companies that safeguard your data are becoming grows critics from those who make money from your deepest and most personal desires, what it meanings for your privacy and your portfolio, next. this wi-fi is fast. i know! i know! i know! i know! when did brian move back in? brian's back? he doesn't get my room. he's only going to be here for like a week. like a month, tops. oh boy.

macy's ceo earns 806 times the employee. >>> "early start" continues right now. >>> president trump hosting a state dinner for french's president macron with policy differences first on the menu. >>> he is hitting people one by one going down hard. it's a nightmare.

have tapestry, michael kors, ralph lauren, dollar story many of the big boys are doing fabulously macy's, dillard, ross stores tjx a little bit of a decline. even though the sto-- great piee today about how the number is coming in better than expected third, the cloud kings adobe, red hat, splunk, and salesforce had looked incredible weakness of the latter has nothing to do with the china these stocks came back to life today. remain the best protect place in time a lot of them were able to withstand the michael cohen sell off in the last hour stocks are worth buying in any major market sell off. the demand for bandwidth is so great it trumps any trade war fears. plus the justice department doesn't have any appetite for consoletation. which means they all need more towers fiftieth, health insurances. anthem humana centene. the decline of the bell today is inevitably viable. let the market knock them down and then pick them up into weakness six, i can't believe i am saying, domestic oils are hanging in there marathon oil, conoco, best places to be aside from those stocks, i don't particula

he met survivors of the camps and macy's of figures more dead than alive. near to the liberated bergen belsen concentration camp the british set up a displaced persons camp a d.p. camp for those left homeless. it was a new start for esther eyes and. the sixteen year old from poland was the only one on her family to survive on friends. now she was slowly really learning what it meant to live without fear. today she uses the dreadful experiences of her youth and her art. to understand the history of israel we also have to listen to people like esther eyes and their memories the longing for a jewish home the hope for the future. ate it see it out there you only caught i was young and had enough strength to fight for my life and the army i mean the heart i knew i told myself i'm the last of my family the only survivor was the day the i thought that it was my job to continue but i had no choice it was pierce survival instinct. there was no other way i had to go on living. but when i. estan in europe would never be her home again. she could only stand on . in a j

retailer macy's is also down 1.3%. cardinal health leading the s&p lower.een up and down already this morning. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. mark: from london, i'm mark barton. this is "bloomberg markets." more consolidation in active wealth. federated investors is taking a 60% stake in hermes fund managers. your to talk more about this is the hermes ceo. what does this mean? >> it is fantastic news. we have been looking for a partner to grow with. this has always been about finding someone with whom we share values and with whom we have no overlap. hard to find. better rated, who has a 60% stake in us as a last night, closing business in new york, have complete complementry terms. they are a large u.s. asset manager, not big outside of the u.s., but we are big outside of the u.s.. we have no presence in the u.s. hardly every overlap in products. most crucially our values are the same. by the way, we have been talking to each other since 2012. mark: other options of potential partners? >> yes. last year we launched a for

a couple of years ago i went to a presentation who recommended buying the stock of macy's it was ripe for some profit taking but i know people who had owned it for years with hefty profits and they didn't want to ring the register they would have had to write a check to uncle samg. next thing you know, the stock was obliterated. the mall had hit a tipping point and the darn thing got crushed those who didn't want to share profit with uncle sam ended up with no profit at all. make your piece with the tax man. some gains unsustainable and need to be taken a profit on paper is not the same thing as a profit in your bank account gains can be ephemeral and the last thing you need is to be worries about capital gain taxes. when it is time to sell, you sell stop fearing the tax man, start fearing the loss man you won't regret it. take some profits. bulls make money, bears make money, but pigs and don't be greedy, and a variation of that theme, okay to pay the taxes, don't be worried about taking a taxable profit because you may end up with no profit at all chris in ohio, chris >> caller: hi,

the expectation was gain of .4 no surprise some of these retailers, we picked a little group, macy's,mart, sears, target not on there but doing pretty well, looking pretty good. brick-and-mortar lives at least for the moment. >>> netflix is expected to shell out $12 billion for original tv and movie content this year alone, what can investors expect after the company's first-quarter earnings today? nicole, one of my favorite shows. "stranger things." >> that is in the top three. everybody watching for netflix. what a power mover this has been. as far as earnings and revenue, they have beaten five of the last eight quarters. options market pricing in 6 1/2% move up or down. we'll watch for that. it is over 3/4 of 1%. it has been up five straight days. what we'll watch from netflix, not only all the exact numbers, but the a 5% spike in the quarterly numbers whether or not they beat and how the market reacts. it is a good indicator how the bank stocks will do, right? they have been getting positive comments. analysts getting positive comments on this one going into it. liz? liz: nicole,

i was a local five member fitting bras for women at macy's. my father died when i was 14. i did a series of jobs. one thing i did learn is having with many jobs in coffee shops, in chinatown to make extra money because m my mother was a low we earner. organized labor sets the standardtor living wages. i know people are suffering. i know low and moderate wage earners are taking the hardest brunt with the massive welts in -- wealth in san francisco. they work hard. i took care of my mother when she was dying. i know how hard and important that work is. i think you deserve and do need a raise. mr. de la cruise wh who is the husband of my best friend. you asked me do we know who 2015 home care providers are? yes, i know there are 20,000 hard working people. they are my neighbors, they are people taking care of my neighbors. they are my friends. they are people we have relied on and rely on every single day so we can go to work and they are taking care of our loved ones. i understand that completely. this testimony is heart breaking. my husband is retired union worker. my daugh

with respect, if we want to not buy shoes at macy's or nordstroms, what is our choice? $500 shoes made in italy? all microwaves are only made in china. what choice do we have? eat the cost, pay more out of their pocket, which means less money for vacations, retirement, buying an automobile, or saving for college education. >> why did china target soy beans? looking at the back and forth. if the united states, if there is improvement for opportunity on center, is tht right way to go about it. with the negotiations this is largely done behind the shiny bright spaces we are discussing now, trade. >> they know that soy beans, are grown by the supporters of the trump administration. hitting hard, agriculture. backers of the president. and pressure on the trump administration. i come from the state of washington, eastern washington is have they openly discussed the dismay of what tariffs will do to their backers of president trump. china does not have to buy american soy bean, brazil has hey surplus. they can buy from brazil. the ta rives won't hurt the chinese economy. they

represent more than 17,000 border patrol agents and support staff and earlier i saw a comment from george macy university professor that said that the national guard usually provides a very passive role, but detaining sounds like the opposite of a passive role. is it? >> i don't know exactly what they're going to do. what i envision the national guard doing is taking over our surveillance position, such as being in the skyboxes, in the scope trucks, being our eyes and putting us in on those that are crossing the border illegally, which increases the certainty of detention, which allows us to go after the profits of the criminal cartels that forces individuals to cross our borders illegally, and hopefully we can put a dent in those profits and take them out of business. >> is it unusual to not have this kind of public clarity before people are deployed, juliette? >> absolutely, when troops were deployed under president obama, there were sort of very detailed deployment efforts, the numbers were known, what they were going to do with them. that was an association with the governors because the n

the grocery store chain is set to replace a portion of the closed down macy's at the west side of thehopping center. mall officials hope to add a movie theater and restaurants. the new whole foods is expected to open late next year. >>> talk about a room with a view for the athrow no, ma'amcal price of 10 millions -- astronomical price of $10 million. this is the world's first luxury space hotel. it will carry four guests and two crew on a trip 200 miles earth. it will orbit the earth every 90 minutes. the hotel plans to open in 2022. rooms will be filling fast. the company is already taking deposits. >>> still ahead, need a grand piano? how about a human hamster wheel. san francisco's armory is having a one of a kind garage sale this weekend. area.. leaving a trail of damage.. including a huge chunk of parking lot in stinson beach to collapse.. >>> wet weather slammed the bay area leaving a trail of damage including a huge chunk of a parking lot in stein son beach that collapsed. welcome back. the time is about 6:30. >> let's start with a check of our weather. julie. >> we are starti

but every time you sign up for a loyalty card or you want to earn the points at macy's or airline things to read the fine print because all of us click -- six pages and share my data. >> agree to terms and services. >> understand who can you trust, understand what they're doing with your data. do they want your e-mail address, do they want your phone number, what are they going to do with that information? >> is it really free? dennis, thank you so much. >> we'll speak with you about it some more next hour. stick around. thank you. >>> well, it could be the most delicious dessert you've never tasted, thank goodness. why this chocolate hamburger is tempting folks unless they figured out what day it is. >> a chocolate hamburger? >>> live look at st. peter's square in the vatican where the pope is presiding over easter mass. >> around the world on this day, billions of christians celebrate the resurrection of jesus christ. today is april 1st, though, that means it's also april fool's day. >> watch out for pranks popping up all over the internet. pranks like this one. okay, burger king is of

. >> two week high in macy's today, mel. >> i'm melissa lee. thank you so much for watching. "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >>> my mission is simple -- to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere. i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job isn't just to entertain but to teach you call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer you know how it matters in this market, a day when the s&p climbed 1.6% what, matters is f.a.n.g. but also tariffs and trade insane as that pairing may sound it's what is important it's what can launch a real rally. far too many people believe the only thing that matters here is the ten-year treasury. hear that all the time, right? >> "humble and kind. if our rates go above 3% people wliendly sell. oh, come on. that's a sideshow. central issues are trade if president trump plays hardball with china or europe and they c

they approved a major permit to alter to modify 120 stockton street for the macy's men's store. that will be coming before you next week, you'll see that project, but essentially changing the skin and opening up the building. in addition, they initiated landmark designation for the arthur h. coleman medical center on third street that provided health care to african american citizens and residents of the bayview district. they additionally adopted recommendations for approval for individual landmark designations for the new pullman hotel, the pile driver's bridge and structural iron workers local 77 union hall as well as hotel utah. finally what may be of interest to the planning commission is they did adopt a recommendation for approval of a landmark district designation for the clyde and crooks warehouse district. if there are no further questions or comments, commissioners, we can move onto general public comment. at this time, members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission

a group of retailers, including walmart and macy's, sent a letter to the trump administration late lastth, urging a rethink on extra levies on household items such as bedding, clothing and electronics routinely imported from china. while the new tariffs avoid these goods for now, costs will increase for americanma facturers who depend on chinese machinery and imported parts. washington's plan targets robotics, new energy vehicles and telecommunications. it's a tense time for tech companies in beijing. this is zhongguancun in beijing, an area known as china's silicon valley. many companies based here are worried their exports to theff u.s. will beted by the newly announced tariffs. pbs newshour approached dozens s. these firms for intervi all declined, afraid to speak out, due to the sensitivity of the climate. frances bea helps chinese tech start-ups crack the u.s. market, and says american consumers will pay the price for chinese goods being ut out. >> it just means less options at a cost-effective price. y, the end of the day, rea it's going to be the consumers who lose out, because e

the idea and the timing is as soon as macy's moved out, we will get our permit. the only difficulty is. >> commissioner richards: so we will have it with the interim controls. >> the only problem is you have to have 18 months of vacancy, and with the permitting, i don't think you can get there. >> president hillis: i think the difficulty we've had with the sixth and seventh floors, so perhaps the interim controls can be fashioned that a project like this that has planning commission approval to move forward, but that's a policy call of the board. this is a great design. it's clearly not something that's going to be cheap to do, and i think the project sponsors are very committed to retail on floors where we haven't seen commitment to retail, so i'm sure that will be something you discuss as this moved through the process for interim controls, and hopefully this doesn't get kind of caught up in that. commissioner moore? >> commissioner moore: i think there's a positive shout out also for the treatment of the roof to animate the roof, just as a destination for othe

. >> two week high in macy's today, mel. >> i'm melissa lee. thank you so much for watching.m cramer starts right now. >>> my mission is simple -- to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere. i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job isn't just to entertain but to teach you call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer you know how it matters in this market, a day when the s

so it would be a crisis of legislate macy in his justice department.ough he is irritated at the probe obviously, hates the way it widened out there is no good alternative other than weathering it. >> are you surprised to hear satisfactions going to bat for rosenstein. >> a little bit. except it's his deputy he should support him. it's heartening to see that sessions doesn't seem to be buying into the narrative of some of the trump surrogates that rosenstein has already done things that warrant his firing. at least to me he supports him to that extend which is good. >> kim. >> i'm glad to hear rich say it would be a bad thing. because i think in the minds of too many people especially people who support trump, firing rosenstein wouldn't be as bad as firing mueller. and to me i kpetly agree with you you. firing rosenstein would be just as bad as firing mueller. because it's an attempt to get the mueller investigation out of the way. so i think that and even if it's a double whamy with sessions would certainly i think cause a constitutional crisis. and th

with me now is democratic senator macy e mazie hirono of . good to see you. tell me what your take is on this. every week we tend to be discussing some other senior administration official who's on the line for something. what's your take on scott pruitt? >> i don't think he's long for his job. however, he's just one in a long parade of administration appointees for whom the words "conflict of interest," "ethical violations," "breach of the public trust" do not seem to enter their minds at all as they brazenly do the things that have come to light regarding scott pruitt. i didn't vote for him, by the way. >> do you need to do anything about this, or is this one of these things that on a weekly basis, with someone comes to light and it gets talked about in the ether and a friday afternoon or some time thereafter, scott pruitt disappears? >> we've certainly seen enough of this parade of really terrible administrators and secretaries depart, and that's why i think that scott pruitt is not long for his job. and even chris christie has said he should never have be

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they were in no particular order except number one and that was building trust and legislate macy. we felt strongly that without that the rest of it didn't really matter all that much because if you don't have the trust of the community that you serve then the rest of it will never be as effective as perhaps it could be. we -- we are still in a period even though we had a slight uptick in some cities of crime -- we are still at historically low levels of crime in this country. i mean, i was around in the 70s, 80s, the 90s when we had the crack epidemic, late arrest, early 90s, so forth. there is very little comparison to the kind of challenges we face in terms of crime fighting. that we do today. so why is it then with these historically low numbers are we seeing the kind of tension that we have seen between police and community, particularly challenged communities and communities of color? and that's because there's never really been trust in many of these communities with police and what trust was established was very fragile. and i think we underestimated just how fragile that i