marsha blackburn, r-tn:>"drug trafficking, human trafficking, gangs, sex trafficking, those issues end up on our city streets." but tennessee democratic congressman steve cohen says hiring more officers and boosting technology offers more promise than the president's plan. "most of these stories that have been told by the president are just fantasies." if the committee can't craft a bill that can win the approval of the house, senate, and the president-- they risk another government shutdown or the president using executive power to build the wall without congress. it's a move almost certain to spark a court challenge. in washington, im drew petrimoulx ( robin ) for your money... more than two dozen arrests were made in a major operation targeting counterfeit super bowl tickets and merchandise. federal officials confiscated nearly 300-thousand items...worth roughly 24-million dollars over the past year. that's nearly 10 million dollars more than last year.. it was all part of 'operation team player.'... and sports fans are being warned to be aware of potential

:30, cpac, the conservative political action conference has speakers including senators mike lee, marshalackburn, james lankford. hearing on the national emergencies act of 1976 which gives the president authority to declare national emergencies. ♪ >> the only thing we have to fear is fear itself. >> ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country. and the people who knocked these buildings down will hear all of us soon. [cheers and applause] announcer: c-span's newest book, "the president." historians provide insight into the lives of 44 american presidents through stories gathered by interviews with historians.ential explore the events that shaped our leaders, challenges they faced, and the legacy they left behind. the c-span's "the presidents." 23. be on shelves march you can order your copy in hardcover or e-book today at c-span.org/thepresidents or wherever books are sold. >> president trump spoke to members of the media following the wrapup of his meetings with north korean leader kim jong-un. the president and chairman ended the summit earlier than e

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marsha blackburn, r-tn:>"drug trafficking, human trafficking, gangs, sex trafficking, those issues end up on our city streets." but tennessee democratic congressman steve cohen says hiring more officers and boosting technology offers more promise than the president's plan. "most of these stories t committee can't craft a bill that can win the approval of the house, senate, and the president-- they risk another government shutdown or the president using executive power to buildc it's a move almost certain to spark a court challenge. in washington, im drew petrimoulx (ken) during the meeting today democrats unveiled a measure that would not provide money for president trump's border for president provide money for president trump's border wall. house speaker nancy pelosi reiterated that whatever deal is reached.. it will not include money for the wall. this comes as president trump told reporters that pelosi is "just playing games" by not offering funding for a wall in border security negotiations. the president says he could also imagine a time where she would b

heard this hard in my shop i cry a lot marsha. haha. i just. i've i feel like i'm bad to these people because i've had that loss. and. it all seems like nobody wants to talk about it to them i do. nobody wants to have a loss oh i noticed that my other that loved. her like they're fake connor. she loved him to a certain point something went wrong. once he's finished making a cross greg leaves it behind for the family of the deceased to take with them like tyrone blake sr. even as a police officer he was unable to stop his own son from being drawn into the maelstrom of gang life and getting killed. they have no more as they have no no. it's just hard to talk about is this. no regard for human life. no structure. they have no leadership so. just. not ready to. time rambling. junior did not live to see his twenty sixth birthday. haul of points office fully rigged with one ten i radios cameras and monitors this is where he tracks police dispatchers night by night listening in on police radio is not only legal in the us for the point it's a crucial p

we'll call her marsha. >> before i knew it, he was behind me. he was getting closer.the next thing i was on the floor. he was over me and pulled down my pants. my underwear and i woke up and no fighting back. >> reporter: if you didn't fight back, what do you think would have happened? >> well, he could have rape me or killed me. i don't know. >> reporter: he fought him off and he was charged with battery and attempted sexual assault. with her attorney, she is now suing her employer. it advertises care for adults with forensic backgrounds, meaning trouble with the law. what is forensic involvement mean? i guess the common person doesn't know. it is not fair that someone that doesn't know how to take care of a predator was put in the position to take care of them. >> reporter: they hired martha, the north bay regional center is responsible for monitoring all of their services. they are a nonprofit and receives millions of taxpayer dollars every year. our investigation found that the oversight is minimal and they fail to meet state standards for years according to the p

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black trans women like marsha johnson and ms. major griffin gracie were on the front lines of stonewall and compton, so today, with that, i want to acknowledge and celebrate the fact that over the last 15 years, the transgender gender variant intersects justice has built the futures of trans people who come to san francisco looking to build a future. it started in 2004 by trans activists and lawyers tgijp, an organization led by black trans women continue to center the experiences of trans women of color and has been there to provide legal services, peer-based advocacy services, support groups, case management, and job readiness training programs to all trans women exiting incarceration. the advocacy work has helped inform prison reform policies and initiatives across the state and changed the lives of countless individuals who have come through their doors seeking support. i want to thank tjijp for all their incredible important work. their executive director, janetta johnson, honey mahogany from my staff, and serenity and porti

prosecutor marsha ashdown says don't be fooled by the girls' appearance. >> they planned that crime,horror of that really is what strikes us in the end. not how those girls look in shackles. >> young, attractive, unattractive, male, female, it doesn't matter. evil comes in all shapes and sizes. >> these days around morgantown there's lingering damage. teenagers who feel they'll never trust anyone again. >> after i heard all that, i didn't really want to become friends with anybody else. >> it's like finding out your little sister was a murderer. >> i still to this day have trust issues. >> skylar's friend morgan lawrence says she thinks about all the milestones she and skylar had planned to mark together. you two should be doing everything alongside each other. >> yeah. they didn't just take away a bride. they took away a bridesmaid. >> skylar's second parents say they'll miss out, too. >> when morgan walks down the aisle, skylar won't be there. >> she will be. >> she'll be watching over her? >> she will. >> in june 2013, dave and mary had a memorial service at the site where skylar

and marsha said she couldn't point one single redskins players. what's up with that? we have three titles. darryl green, joe theismann, joe gibbs. >> this was great. i thought this was a great commercial. >> you did have to go back and you could watch it again in rewind, which was the beauty of it. >> that's how they get you post game on you tube because you have to go back and watch again. and chris gillson pointed out the harrison ford dog food commercial was the best. it was an alack a amazon commercial, but it got my dogs going in my house. >> recognize the rk. he was ordering up everything. >>> and burger king, burger king needs to get refund from their ad agency. >> i watched it, the andy warhol eating a burger add, maybe it's a millennial thing, i didn't get it. >>'m a millennial, i didn't get it. >> of course, you didn't. you were too busy looking at your phone. i thought it was cl as a boomer. as the adult in the room here. i thought it was cool because they had to get permission from the warhol archives, whatever, to use this film.ua he was ay brought in to

marsha blackburn is bringing a noxville fire captain as her guest. the son of that fire captain was killed by an illegal immigrant last month. another congresswoman of california is bringing a climate scientist as her guest, saying climate change is the most pressing issue of our generation and it's time we pressed trump on his policies that undermine facts. nd jennifer wexton, a democrat from virginia invited linda, who works at the washington air traffic controller center in virginia, she was furloughed and she's worried about the government shutdown again if the president does not sign a bill to keep the government open. your thoughts on the message that gets sent there, who the audience is for those guests. guest: i think it's a powerful way from members of congress to make a statement about what they think the speech and what president trump's leadership should focus on. it's telling that we are speaking a lot, your viewers are calling in about it and some of the guests you mentioned are about immigration. there's a way to talk about immigration

we have already had outside of washington hearing under the leadership of marsha pledge in brownsville, texas with great participation of our members including our distinguished witnesses participating are. here this week we've had homeland security committee having a hearing on hr-1 as it relates to the integrity of our elections. we have the house administration committee having a hearing on that as well. some -- again, part of our hr 1, 2, 3, the first ten resolutions of the house, the first ten bills, we're very pleased how we're advancing for the people agenda. but also hr-8, the gun violence prevention bill. probably -- i think the -- scheduled to report out too, that bill and mr. clyburn's initiative on the fix for south carolina, which has bipartisan,bicameral support. a word further on the agreement that was -- that we'll be voting on later today. in additions to the pieces on homeland security -- by the way, the homeland security budget is a big budget. it's not just about mexico. it's about ice cutter s off of alaska. it's not just the southern part. i'm pleased that some lo

marsha in's -- in chicago says do not release the report. good morning.aller: i don't think we should release everything, it should be up to the ag, as always. there are always things that should not be released to the general public. and aw how cnn, msnbc, lot of the other stations are taking things out of control. i don't think we should release everything to them and we should look into fast and furious, how come nobody ever talks about that where eric holder under barack obama released an ak-47's cache of battle instruments to chicago. people have been killed and nobody says anything about that. i am so sick of democrats because they want to take this country down. host: that is marsha. 202-748-8000 is the number to call if you think the report should be made public. 202-748-8001 if you say no. pointing toarlier this story, this is the new york times,, this should come as a that president energizedplomacy has state hackers targeting companies and government agencies in the united states with renewed gusto after a multilayer -- multiyear lull. russians

see pat, the conservative political action conference has speakers that include senators mike lee, marsha black burn, david perdue and james langford. at noon the house judiciary subcommittee on the national emergencies act of 1976, which gives the president authority to declare a national emergency. >> pasadena is your was essential southern california community . >> there is a style of reference, people are proud of their business at city hall and having a ba fantastic renaissance palace. we are also home to caltech where you have people looking into the future and galaxies beyond . >> c-span city stores on the road explain the american story. this weekend we take you to pasadena california . >> known for the rose bowl in the rose parade, we talk with authors from the suburb of los angeles . >> july 26, 1943 was la's pearl harbor. it was on that day in the middle of world war ii, a thick smog came in. i don't know from what direction but it got so viscous and acrid that police officers directing traffic disappeared it was the beginning of having smog related automobile accidents. it was

marsha blackburn, like i say, is not addressing this at all. host: the you for the call. the president said he wanted a during veterans day celebrations. that did not happen, but moments thatthe president tweeted they would be having one of the biggest gatherings in the history of washington, d.c. on july 4, called a salute to america. it would have entertainment and an address by your favorite me."dent, that from after obama trump. came in 30 seconds ago. president at the white house this weekend because of the winter meeting of the nga. a look at the sunday winter magazine. what makes a good job good? this from time magazine, philip elliott. a look at donald trump and those peering in, including potential or announced 2020 candidates. phil is joining us from bend, oregon. >> we have a high rate of homelessness and with that brings issues of mental health and crime. seeing we want to spend a lot of and as i was told by a , ronald reagan's pastor years ago, he and i corresponded in florida. i had great ideas of trying to solve the world's problems, but we have to look at

aknow that marsha blackburn, senator from tennessee as addressed that. i have not read enough on its to be educated -- it to be educated. host: do you think there will be a change as far as the passing of resolutions to fund government? guest: no. i am totally disgusted. i think that in politics now, reign inst want to hell, rather than serve in heaven. everyone wants their piece of the pie. that is what is killing us right now. we just need to put the egos inside and come to some resolve. yourselves into prosperity and cannot give it away. we have to quit. we have to quit with the blank check. you can talk about military and all of it. education for instance, i made thepoint yesterday where department of education, it is $56 billion. shut the department of education down. send that money to the locals. let the people of tennessee, the people of michigan, let them decide what is best to do what their money. and confidence in the state of tennessee and our legislature. our speaker and lieutenant will -- andy lieutenant governor. someone dropped a penny on

i'm not ready to see marsha get bounced in the nose. we're talking about the brady bunch.h all the brady kids. yes, we'll call them brady kids. >> as they sing the song together. >> they are renovating the actual brady house that served as a backdrop. >> fun to see how they look now too. i can't wait for the full interview. >> her nose so red. >> we'll get a check on your holly williams. we do begin with the political crisis threatening to take down virginia's top three elected officials. this morning governor ralph northam is refusing to resign over a real estatist photo and now attorney general mark herring admits he ones wore black face. herring said in 1980 he and a grouch college friends put on which is and brown make upto attend a party dressed like rapper. separately a woman went public this week with detailed allegations of sexual assault against lieutenant governor justin fairfax. >>> 5-year-old girl was pulled from the rubble of a building in istanbul, turkey 18 hours after that building collapsed. she was found under a pile of concrete. they loaded her on to a s

marsha blackburn will walk us through details, fox news senior strategic analyst jack keane is here.ess from la, also this morning mark and james, the cofounders to have luxury brand talking to us about retail environment and fashion. don't miss a moment of it, big program next 3 hours. we kick it off here with this. targeting president trump and economic policies, former federal reserve chairman spoke out yesterday in interview with bridge water associates ray dalio, here is what he said of implications of trade negotiations deal. >> sounds troibl but i respond -- terrible but i respond what the president of china says and the president of the united states and that is looking for the world to be divided up to different influence, but looking for peaceable outcomes, so different story being told. maria: he also said that the u.s. is not on constructive track, joining the conversation this morning with more on that the king's college professor and chairman of the program in business and finance brian brendberg. also with us cfra invest most strategists lindsey bell. thank you so much

come on in tennessee senator marsha blackburn. good morning, senator. call you by that title. thank you very much. >> yes, sir. thanks, stuart. stuart: spell it out, please. if we got a green new deal, what does it do to tennessee? >> oh, it would get rid of so many jobs. it would shut down fedex. it would shut down farming. we know this is something that is not going to go anywhere. look, basically what pelosi has done is deliver one of her pelosi pacifiers to these newbies on the hill who are pushing for something as part of the left green new deal. stuart, it is socialism and this is something that we do not want to see happen. it is not going to happen. the american people do not want to get rid of cars and trains and planes. they don't want to get rid of the beef cattle. they don't want to turn over all production to the government. and the technology doesn't even exist to reach the goal that some of those on the left would like to see happen with government taking control of all of your energy, all of your production. oh, by the way, they want you

marsha blackburn, our senator, is not saying anything. trump is not saying anything.ook what happened yesterday up in chicago. that is the national emergency. he is doing everything he can to avert us from this russian investigation. it is all leading up to him. every time mueller gets close to investigating him, he always throws out something. people believe the same line over and over. the majority of americans are sick of this. he is abusing his power. democratime when a gets in there, they can do the same thing. people are dying every day in america. if they stop hiring these illegal aliens, they won't come. if these big, rich companies hire them. host: house speaker dizzy gillespie and senate democratic leader chuck schumer put out a statement yesterday after the president declared his national emergency. here is what the statement says. clearlysident's actions violate the power of the purse which is enshrined in the constitution. that congress will defend our constitutional authority in the courts and the public using every remedy available. this issue transcend

marsha blackburn is bringing a knoxville fire captain as her guest.he son of that fire captain was killed by an illegal immigrant last month. ofther congresswoman california is bringing a climate scientist as her guest, saying climate change is the most pressing issue of our generation and it's time we pressed trump on his policies that undermine facts. and jennifer wexton, a democrat from virginia invited linda, who works at the washington air traffic controller center in virginia, she was furloughed and she's worried about the government shutdown again if the president does not sign a bill to keep the government open. your thoughts on the message that gets sent there, who the audience is for those guests. guest: i think it's a powerful way from members of congress to make a statement about what they think the speech and what president trump's leadership should focus on. it's telling that we are speaking a lot, your viewers are calling in about it and some of the guests you mentioned are about immigration. there's a way to talk about immigration in t