i remember our wonderful friend mark cooper. a real pioneer. [indiscernible] >> of course them as we grew up in and the educations we have to. >> the french could not stand americans and that's understandable. but canal street was the border. but they purposely wrist pronounced the french words and it stuck. [inaudible conversations] >> we will come back to that because i have another question i asked scott earlier. people say - - where does that come from? i don't think it's proper. >> i hear a lot of people saying i'm going to the walmart. in a time machine may be. i think the article really came out after the real renovation and the gentrification of the - - because it had that cachet. to give it more of a cachet because the real estate people want to talk up an area and give it this she. sheen. but they want to buffet up as much as possible. >> if i can bridge onto something stephanie was saying a few beats ago. about people and neighborhoods. i know that when i lived in the quarter of the mid-eighties. there was this presumption lik , okay

order to do that, we have to issue subpoenas because people in this administration are not cooperating. >> markational security attorney and mark, nice to see you. >> you too. >> this is essentially about the whistleblower's boss, a man by the name of carl klein and his attorneys have agreed to voluntary testimony. what is issuing a subpoena going to get this committee? >> well, i'm a little perplexed about that as well. and i am concerned. let me say this first, the house reform and oversight committee should absolutely be conducting investigations and hearings into this type of issue. now there are separation of powers issues with respect to the constitutional authority of the executive branch to issue clearances. but this is an absolute legitimate issue for this committee to handle. with bipartisanship. so i will actually side a little bit with congressman jordan to say why did the committee issue this memo hours after it interviewed one witness? but at the same time, when congressman jordan said it should be bipartisan, i say step up to the plate, congressman and your republican colleagues.

brought, including former yale women's soccer coach rudy meredith both men are now cooperating witnesses along with mark rudd l who cheated for students on their a c t's and as a john van de more the former sailing coach at stanford also pleaded guilty. according to the latest filing at least one parent to alles son into usc has a water polo player is now in talks with the government. investigation isn't over a law enforcement official familiar with the probe telling cnn more arrests are expected d could include students. meantime the department of education has opened its own investigation as schools tried to control the damage. yale rescinded the admission of a student whose parents paid one million to singer. they are not named in the complaint will usc tells cnn any applicants connected to the scheme would be denied admission. they've identified 6. that was eric a hill reporting democratic lawmakers here in california including assembly members kevin mccarty of sacramento and phil ting of san francisco. >>are also proposing changes, including a ban on preferential admissions for donors and alumni. >

. >> mark pleading guilty and knowing that he has been cooperating since february, well who can he cooperate against? the parents. >> more than a dozen parents could still fight the charges. including lori loughlin, accused of paying $500,000 in bribes to get their daughters into usc. and charged with money laundering for trying to write off the bribe as a charitable contribution. >> the longer she and her husband hold out, the higher her sentence will be. >> we're now learning some of the students allegedly involved in the scheme could potentially be charged as well. a source confirms to cbs news that students who are adults at the time have been sent target letters informing them they are part of the investigation. the u.s. attorneys office declined to comment. reena? >>> carter, thank you, police release body cam video of a dramatic daylight shooting in florida. several officers were on the scene capturing the encounter from almost every angle. the incident started when the suspect allegedly stole a truck leading police on a high-speed chase kenneth craig has the details. >> police body c

cooperation. you may be aware that the likes ofjp reese mark, that if the likes ofjp reese mark, that if the —— jacob that if the ——jacob rees—mogg, that if the likes ofjp reese mark, that if the —— jacob rees—mogg, that if they are kept in the european union in against the will of the euro sceptics, perhaps the next trimester would be a difficult customer and block some —— the next trimester would block decisions jean—claude juncker says that they do not think they will act like a truculent partner and no intention to do that. they expect the uk site to hold up the rules and in the meantime up until october the 31st, they will maintain all the rights that they have as members of the european union. it is possible they will elect meps in may and of course they will have their voting rights within the european council and they will ta ke the european council and they will take part in some of the decisions that the european union takes along the way. so they will act as a full member and that is not the way the french side wanted. they wanted some limits as to what impact the uk had. asa limits as to

what do you think about mark zuckerberg recently saying facebook may pay for content? dr. cooper: well, ok. [laughter] it's great forn: the chronicle, right? dr. cooper: there are a lot of great people who work at facebook and they are readers and my neighbors. mark zuckerberg is my neighbor. mr. capehart: next-door neighbor? , a fewper: pretty close blocks away. we stroller bump at dolores park. i have been extreme the critical of facebook and how they have handled news. referrals last year dropped by 80% when they decided that news makes you cranky and hidden that on their newsfeed anymore. it is starting to go back up -- didn't want that on their newsfeed anymore. it is starting to go back up, but facebook has changed how people consume news. if they want to pay us, fine, but what i would really appreciate is stopping what i think is disingenuous appreciation of local news, really, from facebook. because they trained people to use their product because people were opting in to get my news. that is how they wanted to receive it, because it was convenient. then to throw up our a

both men are now cooperating witnesses. along with markr acts and s.a.t.s. the former sailing coach at stanford also pleaded guilty. according to the latest file, at least one parent who allegedly tried to get his son into usc as a patter polo player is now in talks with the government and the investigation isn't over. law enforcement official familiar with the probe telling cnn more arrests are expected and could include students. meantime, the department of education has opened its own investigation as schools try to control the damage. yale rescind ed the admission o a student whose parents paid $1.2 million to singer. they are not named in the complaint. while usc tells cnn any applicants connected to the scheme would be denied admission. they've identified six. democratic lawmakers in california also proposing changes including a ban on preferential admissions for donors and alum, evaluating the faith out of the exams and regulating private admissions consultants. we should note cnn has reached tout to representatives. wolf, we have n

mention of that instead there will be discussions about economic and military cooperation really hailing this is a high markin the relations between the u.s. and egypt but again that is not a shared view in the broader washington particularly on capitol hill not only of a concern about this coming ahead of that vote in egypt in its parliament that could entrenched the egyptian president's power potentially to twenty thirty four but there are also concerns about the deepening relationship between egypt and russia and also about the sale of u.s. helicopters to egypt so these are all the concerns that members of congress are hoping will be brought up but there is skepticism that that is what is will be discussed in this oval office meeting kimberly thank you very much for that kimberly hauck it is a white house correspondents. that the u.s. attorney general has sold congress he will release every ducted version of the mother reports within a week william buys being pressured to publish a full report into russian meddling in the election of president donald trump in two thousand and sixteen bar says some inform

north macedonia's by ministers or enzyme says he's looking forward to more cooperation between the two countries now tuesday marked six months since journalism was murdered in the saudi consulate in istanbul well now journalists indiana state university of establishing the new address in his honor john hendren reports from the u.s. state. i nearly four decades after he studied on this campus in the american heartland. is remembered for living and dying for freedom of expression. as a columnist for the washington post he called for a more open saudi arabia and greater freedom of the press around the world his death highlighted how far both have yet to go. first of all is that he was a trip this became a kind of wake up call to people in america and around the world about how press freedom is under threat i think. would be. friends remember an outspoken student at indiana state university with a triumph a sports car a strong saudi accent and stronger views. eliot remembers him but he was very very strong. but he was also very respectful. that's her with him in this one nine hundred seventy seven university newspaper

mark the alliance's seventieth anniversary u.s. secretary of state mike compeer open the meeting with an appeal for cooperation among nato members to confront the marching threats from russia china and iran both he and nato secretary general yens stoltenberg wants a renewed calls for commitments to increase defense spending germany has repeatedly been criticised for failing to meet the spending goal of two percent of g.d.p. ahead of the meeting germany's foreign minister said but is committed to helping nato meet its future challenges to sport and the industry and fans are looking forward to the biggest match of the season this saturday second place by munich host first base dortmund in what the germans call the classic classic all eyes will be on by and star striker robert eleven dusky he's played for both clubs did have you spoke with the poland international in a one two one interview looking ahead to what could be the title decider. he moves with the control and precipitation of the needle the. rabbit live and offs he really misses and that's why he's known as the gold machine no non german player has scored more goals in the h

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mark. looks like it will be a nice weekend with weather cooperating for easter on sunday. >> we are looking nice all weekend long. night lots of sunshine. temperatures, a dip in the numbers as we head toward saturday, but sunday warming up. looking out toward lake tahoe this afternoon, temperatures right around 60 degrees. spring skiing in full force up in the sierra. a beautiful thursday afternoon in lake tahoe. the warmest day will be today here in northern california and the bay area. as we take a look at the overall progression here with temperatures, we begin to cool things off a little bit for your friday. really dropping off as we start off the weekend by saturday, with a few extra clouds. by sunday we are looking okay. we want things up a little bit. another big-time warming trend expected into next week, possibly by monday. a better bet i tuesday. here's the satellite showing you this. you can see some patchy fog just off shore here. most areas reporting clear skies. trying to clear the fog, but not doing so exactly out toward the half moon bay area. this trying to mix out a little

are i don't like to welcome now mark from hans he is a german a party member of the german parliament he is a leading member of the committee for economic cooperation and development with a special focus on african nations great to have you here with us mr holes just for the sake of clarity you're not talking on behalf of the german government you're here on a personal basis ok ok now i'm asking you are not talking about ok just to make sure you follow the events in sudan very closely how concerned are you about what's going on right now at the moment i'm actually very concerned when i see this report because. the worst that could happen on saddam is when the people try it so the new government let's call it then the new government must do everything to try to get those people involved in what is going to happen now in the future do you foresee that the e.u. or germany can play a role in facilitating that. is to say i'm not a part of the german government the member of the parliament asking the government what are you going to do get involved that is what you want to because. in the past we always say don't cooperate with us year but now the time t

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mark the alliance's seventieth anniversary u.s. secretary of state my compu opened the meeting with an appeal for cooperation among nato members to confront emerging threats from russia china and iran both he and the nato secretary general against charlton bug also renew of course for commitments to increase defense spending germany has repeatedly been criticized for failing to meet the spending goal of two percent of g.d.p. ahead of the meeting germany's foreign minister said but is committed to helping nato meet its future challenges last september a member of the russian activist group pussy riot was rushed to hospital in moscow off to suddenly losing his sight hearing and mobility a few days. of was airlifted to germany where doctors diagnosed a likely poisoning he is now back in moscow where he talks to our correspondent sorry. vs off was happy and healthy when we met him in a restaurant there is home in moscow. he's recovered from the poisoning in september thanks largely to treatment he received in berlin. german doctors in poland said it's amazing that months after being poisoned one can feel better than before. there's no hard ev

mark the alliance's seventieth anniversary u.s. secretary of state mike pump you open the meeting with an appeal for cooperation among nato members to confront emerging threats from russia china and iran both he and nato secretary general jens stoltenberg was a renewed cords for commitments to increase defense spending germany has repeatedly been criticized for failing to meet the spending goal of two percent of g.d.p. is committed to helping nato meet its future challenges. that is washington bureau chief others under phenomenon and joins me now from the alexander nato secretary general against ultimate has been speaking to reporters what did he say. he was basically talking about the agenda for this meeting here and one huge topic here is russia and what has been described here as russia's aggressive behavior especially in the black sea and the ministers here are talking about the so-called black sea package measures including surveillance and more nato ships in the black sea with the purpose of strengthening georgia and especially ukraine with the purpose of making sure that ukraine ships can travel safely in an area that is effe

cooperate. they were the president's lawyers and wanted to be transparent and thought they would respect it get over quickly. there was a marked shift when rudy giuliani and others came on board and wanted to stall and obstruct and fight both in public relations and they decided on a real lack of cooperation from most of the special counsel's request. they are trying to execute a game plan and i disagree with il jill's assessment. i'm not convinced that the republicans will stand up to him. senator romney condemned the president's behavior, but only condemned. he didn't call for action and none of his colleagues backed him up. >> the republicans play a different game. i think it comes from the fact that the democrats were the majority party. republicans were used to being the shrimp that had to fight harder and kick the other guy in the you know where. they had to play tougher. republicans still play it that way. look what they did to hillary over the e-mail thing and the benghazi thing and whitewater. nothing. democrats, you tell me what they would do if they had the same evidence against hillary that they have against trump.

marks its 70th anniversary this week, the alliance is focused on the threat from russia. they said yes to measures countering russia in the black sea region including increased naval cooperationh georgia and ukraine but the appearance masks disagreement on other issues. case in point, germany. reporter: family reueunions cane fraught, and this was no exception. in washington with ministers from member states gathered around, germany was the reticence relative. heiko maas was in the hot seat as the u.s. pressed germany to spend more on defense.. >> now is not the time for tired excuses. each nation has a duty to make the case to our people. we have duty to make the case to our citizens. reporter: germany is far from meeting the 2% of gdp on defense. they aim for military spending of 1.5% gdp in 2024. >> germany is always the focus here because the biggest sums are in play there. it is undederstandable but thiss not an impossible question to resolve. reporter: the nato secretary general tried to calm tensions by praising specific c german contributions. >> germany as the lead nation of commerce and has been for many years. germany leads one of the most robust groups [indiscerni

cooperate and regulate facebook? >> i think they will definitely regulate facebook. i do think they should take their cues from markkerberg. there are other things that could open up competition much more effectively than what he proposes. measure,ink this half he knows they are not going to be effective. gdp are has not been effective. he is proposing things that he knows what fix the problem or require facebook to change the way it does is this and it won't affect their profitability. it just won't work. regulators need to get involved, they don't need to take advice from mark zuckerberg. emily: what will fix the problem? it's a big way to allow entry into competition that would be things like your verizon wireless phone can communicate with an at&t phone. allowing communication between networks that allow competition to open up. if i take my data, where will i take it? i need to be were all of my friends are. competitors inp a secure way is another proposal that's been made. integration ofe what that instagram and messenger should be prohibited by the ftc. that should be unwound. mentioned civil and criminal inv

mark what your government's policy completely filled. totally . the situation it's all trying to minimize the damage but it's not easy if you want to do. my cooperate with police opportunity to be independent when i don't depend on any clan my clan and lots of. questions being raised over the growing links between facebook and the us government says the social media giant announced its hired the us state department legal adviser this is general counsel and vice president of communications the company says that jennifer unused will oversee facebook's global legal functions you said is a long career in the u.s. government service with both the state and justice departments is part of the team that drafted the controversial patriot act expanding government surveillance powers following nine eleven attacks. well the new appointment comes amid unprecedented pressure on facebook to tackle the spread of misinformation and fake news on his platform that he's done it takes a closer look now at the firm's fact checking and fears over its trustworthiness. for the past two years facebook has been trying to convince the public it is taking a stand against fake

cooperative or rdc, the largest drug distributors in the nation. >> from 2012 to 2017, it shipped tens of millions highly addictive oxycodone fills to pharmacies that it knew were illegally de-pencing mark-- dispensing narcotics. >> the dea says at least 2,000 of those orders should have been flagged. >> our office will do everything in its power to bring to justice anyone responsible for unlawfully fuelling this opioid epidemic and that includes executives who illegally distribute drugs from their board room. >> the former ceo. company is facing a single count of conspiracy to distribute substances and an account of conspiracy to -- a former execu reports with the dea. i'm john lawrence reported president and mrs. trump will attend the drug abuse and heroin summit in atlanta. >>> the chp had to rescue a 20-year-old in napa county suffering from heat-related illness and he was airlifted to the hospital in serious condition. >>> a little cooler at the lost. >> a big difference along the coast with cooler temperatures, light onshore flow, but inland, we're going to heat up to 90 degrees. another hot day inland. we're going to come close to record highs. nothing like yesterday where we had

when an announcement of a deal is reached, does this mark the beginning of a new level of cooperationething that looks very different? >> i would not call it a new level of cooperation i'd call it just another chapter in the relationship between the u.s. and china it will be somewhat positive, because an agreement will be reached. >> right. >> but all of the other questions, we'll keep facing them and the big problem is, our two systems are so different we're open, transparent. they're authoritarian. i mean, we americans just don't quite understand it yet. >> ambassador, you mentioned huawei >> yeah. >> what to do about huawei and there seems to be two issues when it relates to huawei. one is a national security issue. >> right. >> but there's a separate issue, which is simply about where the united states stands as a competitor, if you will, relative to how far ahead huawei is when it comes to 5g technology >> well, we've been asleep at the switch, frankly, in not developing 5g nearly to the degree that huawei has second, the 5g that we're starting to develop is inferior to the 5g th

marks its seventieth anniversary this week the alliance remains focused on the threat from russia today nato said yes to measures countering russia in the black sea region including increased naval cooperation with georgia and ukraine but the appearance of unity masks disagreement on other issues within nato case in point germany. family reunions can be fraught and his seventieth anniversary meeting was no exception in washington with ministers from member states gathered round germany played the reticent relative foreign minister her mass was in the hot seat as the us press germany to spend more on defense is not the time to repeat tired excuses that our citizens don't support increased defense spending or security spending each nation has a duty to make the case to our people we as leaders have a duty to make the case to our citizens germany is far from meeting the alliance has stated goal of spending two percentage e.d.p. on defense the country now aims for military spending of one point five percent of g.d.p. in twenty twenty four disputes your money is always the focus here because the biggest sums are in play there just so it's understandable but this is not an impossible question to

cooperate to regulate facebook? sally: they think governments around the world definitely need to regulate facebook. i don't think they should take their cues from markerg. i think there are options, things like interoperability that could open up competition. i also think these have measures that he knows will not be effective, like the gdpr has not been very effective at accomplishing its goals, so he is proposing things that he knows will not really fix the problem. don't require facebook to change the way it does is business and want impact facebook's profitability. regulators need to get involved but they do not need to take advice from mark zuckerberg. emily: what will fix the problem? sally: i think interoperability would be a big way to allow entry into competition, which the -- forings like example, verizon wireless phone can communicate with and at&t phone. allowing communication between networks could allow competition to open up. data portability will not do that. where will i take my data to? any to be where my friends are. that is my interoperability is a better solution. competitorspis for in a secure way is another proposal that has b

cooperate to and regulate facebook? sally: i think governments around the world should be doing more to regulate facebook i don't think they should be taking their cues from markberg. there are other things that could open up competition much more effectively than what he proposes. i also think that these half measures, that he knows will not be effective, like the gdpr, so far has not been very effective at a con pushing its goals. he is proposing things that he knows will not fix the problem, will not really require facebook to change the way it does its business, and will not affect its profitability. it just won't work. regulators need to get involved, they don't need to take advice from mark zuckerberg. emily: what will fix the problem in your view? sally: i think data portability would be a way to allow entry into competition, things like, for example, your verizon wireless phone can't communicate with an at&t wireless phone. allowing publication between networks can actually allow competition to open up. data portability will not do that because if i take my data, where rely ticket to? any to be were all my friends -- where will i take it to, i need to

cooperative, one of the largest drug distributors in the country. it's accused of turning a blind eye to suspicious orders according to documents. one and a half drug orders -- only four were markeds suspicious. the dea says at least 2,000 of those orders should have been flagged. >> our office will do everything in its power to bring to justice at the for those responsible for fuelling this opioid epidemic and those -- >> the company's former ceo and a former chief of compliance were e greedd and to p20ident crisis. the president is expected to introduce new initiatives during his remarks at a summit in atlanta on prescription drug abuse. >>> in march of last year, the trump administration outlined -- they pledged billions of dollars to fight it. >>> an update on a new proposed homeless navigation center in san francisco. the port commission approved it to be built on the embarcadero. it's a controversial plan with public comment going on for four hours last night from both sides and residents in the area fear the homeless shelter will make the tourist driven area dirty and more dangerous. while mayor breed and homeless advocates believe this center is necessary to address the c

cooperating with investigators and was a key figure in helping authorities bust the ring. >>cnn's bring june gas has details. >>he's not literal brains behind the largest college admissionscheme in us history. mark riddell in court friday telling a judge he's guilty on 2 federal charges. the harvard graduate appearing to take the proceedings is seriously studying paperwork before making the plea in court documents prosecutors say rebel earned $10,000 each time he would oversee a student taking a college entrance exam change their answers or at least one case take the test for them. the money paid by william singer, the convicted mastermind behind the scheme and regaled nearly $240,000 over 8 years. rideau was so good he did do scores high enough to impact a student's admission into an elite school but not too high where would raise any red flags in court documents singer both about rebels saying he is quote his best test taker and could nail the score. he's that good. rebel served as a key cooperating witness in the government's yearlong investigation playing a major role in the take down of many parents allegedly involved, including actresses lori lock-lin and felicity huffman authorities say r

they are buying is a cooperative to get clean energy for prices that are cheaper than dirty energy right now. host: hyannis, massachusetts, markdependent. caller: thank you. oil powernd me as an plant. tomorrow, they are demolishing the cooling towers that were just built in 2009. the plant went off-line two and thesein 2017, cooling towers were just built in 2009. 2013, partas sold in of a multi-plant deal. it just goes to show you that if they are investing all this money for these basically, huge cooling towers that people would recognize as being the big towers you would see at a nuclear power plant. i hope the nuclear power plant due tonorthwest, it is go off-line in the summer and they have had all sorts of problems. for people who think nuclear power is such a good idea, look at the cost of real estate around these plants. i don't know if you are familiar with northfield generating station off the connecticut river. they pump the water at low energy costs into this hollowed out mountain and use gravity, hydroelectric power when there is a peak demand in the morning to help the system. i don't see why you can't use these

cooperation deal. he sort of, like, tried to straddle that, and that might be coming this won't move any marks, but i thoughtwas funny zplu know, you guys need some help with this i don't know just 14 million. wow. that's a lot >> even those white collar prisons that people go to, the federal prison camps, they're not, you know -- this isn't oz, right? this isn't hard time these people are doing, but it is miserable, right i have interviewed a lot of people in these federal prison camps over the years it's not -- >> remember paul sorvino -- >> it's not as good as that. >> i interviewed a guy one time, and the humiliation for this big wealthy powerful guy in this federal prison camp was we were in the comisary area, and he wasn't allowed to hold money in your hand. i have to go over the vending machine and buy him a coke and a candy bar so we could chat during our conversation. he wasn't -- >> that was him or you go get my stuff. >> it humiliated him this is a powerful, rich guy he couldn't even touch a buck to buy a candy bar with it is a humbling experience to be in these prisons. even if it's not. we got t

cooperating with federal investigators. and the couple were getting divorced. >> they were going to be divorced. so the marriage was over no matter what. and the relationship was over. >> jim fayed's attorney, mark>> but they did have a business that was a viable, lucrative business, and it was worth maintaining. and if she hadn't been murdered, presumably they would have come to some settlement over the assets and some division of the property involved in the business. >> jim fayed did not testify. and he didn't make werksman's defense any easier. the prosecution's smoking gun was that tape made by police and a cooperative cellmate. >> i told you, she knew her boundaries. she -- she -- she ran her mouth too much. she -- she ran out of control. she started running her mouth. >> about your business. >> if she'd kept her mouth shut, yeah. >> on the tape, jim describes how he hired someone to kill pam and set up several scenarios to make that happen. but he says it was one missed opportunity after another. >> there was four different other occasions where i had it so it was perfectly clean. >> such as? no cameras? >> yeah. such as walking out of a july 4th party down in malibu at a friend's house w

mark meadows, what you are seeing is unprecedented desperation from the left. jim jordan, no collusion, no obstruction, complete cooperationrom the president. no executive privilege asserted. what else are you hearing? >> bill: democrats have a different take. swalwell said it was a good press conference from president trump, i mean attorney general barr. others saying the attorney general is covering up somehow. this potentially -- we're probably an hour away from getting the public release version. might be the worst cover-up of all time. we'll see. because we'll get the redacted version, the same one capitol hill gets. we're told that a different version will go to the heads of the judiciary committee and the intelligence committee. with a little fewer redactions but it is hard to believe that bill barr would be that far out on a limb if it wasn't backed up in the pages of that report. it is true that there could be these 10 instances that they determine are not criminally prosecutable for obstruction. and others in the house of representatives could say hey, this looks like articles of impeachment to me. that's possibl

marks the first of five bipartisan hearings which will inform our work and comprehensive reauthorization of the higher education act. i want to thank the ranking member and her staff for working cooperatively with us to arrange all five of the hearings. also want to thank our witnesses being with us today to answer questions and provide valuable expertise. our timing could not be better. yesterday's news was a powerful reminder that elements of our higher education system are in desperate need of repair. alleged use of bribery and fraud to gain the college admission system illustrates a reality that our higher education system, that is, students from wealthy families and students from poor families are not treated fairly. it is important to note that all of the indicted people in this scheme are entitled to a presumption of innocence. but at least one has pleaded guilty. so we know that the scheme was going on. the reality of this is maddening and inflammatory. it is illegal and systemic inequality of college admissions that ultimately deprive other students of their chance to reach their full potential. education must be an engine of economic mobile for all students, not an instrument for

mark it up, put their input in, maybe something will move through congress. steve: maybe in the senate. i doubt the house would pass anything because nancy pelosi aside from infrastructure, really doesn't want to cooperatethat is what she said. do you believe that? ainsley: no. brian: she said they can work out something with immigration and infrastructure. ainsley: we have to. brian: catastrophe, 130,000. ainsley: they can't keep ignoring it. steve: she wants one thing. president would like something else. the president would like a wall and end catch-and-release. she would like to beef up areas that take care of people coming into the country. brian: the wall is not on the table. the wall is in on its own track. it is in the courts. steve: to the president it is still. brian: the president got $8 billion to continue effort on the wall. if the courts stop it. nancy pelosi can't. they would talk about three or four rules would dramatically change things at the border. >> let's hope what you think at foxandfriends.com. jillian has talks about the weather. jillian: cleanup is underway, tornadoes and powerful storms wreak havoc in texas and the northeast. nine people were confirmed dead, a elderly woman in

mark of respect to the late richard g. lugar, the late richard g. lugar, >> the senate gaveling out their working on the nomination of william cooper to be general counsel for the energy department. this week we expect they'll take up president trump's veto to end military involvement in yemen. follow live senate coverage on c-span 2. >> tonight on the communicators. a conversation on privacy and internet developments with california consumer privacy act co-author mary stone ross. and daniel whitesner from the mi t internet policy research initiative. >> the stakes are higher now because we're talking about it deploying automated decision- making capabilities. that is the ability for machines to either assist with decisions about people or in some cases unilaterally make the decisions about people. >> i'm a lawyer i read so many different privacy policies and they're clearly not meant to in form a consumer about what information is collected and how that information is going to be used. we need to have meaningful consent so a consumer can make a decision about using a product or not. >> watch the communicators, tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span 2. >> we