i would like to welcome mary how to the board.he was appointed by the mayor, and she is presently the director of human resources in run county, and has prior experience in san francisco. she was at the human resources department for san francisco juvenile probation, and prior to that at san francisco human resources department for the employment division. she comes to us with a lot of experience. thank you. >> thank you. >> any public comment on this item? seeing none, item number 7. >> item seven is the director's report. this report is given by the executive director. >> good afternoon, commissioners i wanted to start off my report by recognizing that may ease mental health awareness month, and we have given you all green ribbons that you may where this month in recognition of that, and i wanted to use this opportunity to call out the services and the individuals who provide employee assistance to employees of san francisco. we have three employee assistance councilors that are under our purview, and they do an excellent job. t

we also have news that we -- the mayor's office appointed their member, marry howe -- mary howe. many understand her work in human resources. she is employed in in marincou. she is a resident in san francisco. we are not sure if she will be here for the may meeting but defendant for june. we will have a complete board in june, which is great. i did want to just highlight we have been following some of the taxes at the federal and state level. at the federal level, the ex ice tax. there -- exise tax it will be applied for the 2020 year. the managed care tax in california is also in play, and that may very well apply next year. we weren't sure -- the state wasn't sure how to read the feds on this one, but apparently in michigan they have a similar tax and got approved very recently by the federal government. it is likely that california will apply again. those two taxes are going to be -- we will give you the breakdown on the cost as we move forward. i want to highlight that we did have the well-being at work celebration in march, and it was great to not only see all of the partici

let's look at this hail mary and see how it worked. >> hail mary full of grace. >> that was was fredofrom the "godfather." >> i didn't see that coming. >> he got popped in the head after that. i want to quickly go around the table. heidi, i believe if you're at 2% if you just do the same blocking attack, the guys at the top keep getting more media. so basically pick a canned and say he would be an interesting hail mary for them. >> they're all picking a central issue, like eric swalwell and guns, like the trip by kirsten gillibrand. and so what's going to happen is it's going to come down to the debate. and if there's a moment who's going to have that moment on the debate stage that could possibly break away and be that third candidate because now we're talking about sanders, biden. i think now they're going to go after sanders and warren. >> i'm going to talk to cory about this or senator booker after this. a viral thing. we live in this time now where you can strike all of a sudden an image or interaction and hit 30, 40 million people. i would figure let me do a viral thing. >> the

and to want to make this their mission. >> and, of course, their source was marie's fantastic "vanity fair" article. i love howou talk about flying to just days after marie colvin was killed in 2012 and finding marie colvin photographer who you mentioned and how we felt so strongly about making sure that everybody knew who marie colvin was, that he came to her memorial with his eye the poll from hospital because of course he was terribly injured in the same attack. and so the people who loved marie and respected her for continuing to go back out and feeling, she was going to use your word, obsessed with leading to report the truth and let everyone know what is was goinn in the situations. >> one of her lines that she always used to say is you have to know when you should be afraid to be afraid. she would say things like it is our obligation to go in and tell the story of those who, of the voiceless. when you think about marie colvin and who she represents, again this is something that has such resonance for me. i think right now in america we all grappling with this kind of universe debate, which is who are we

from esta the detectives learned about the divorce and how marie had lost her job, and how the pastorife offered her a place to stay. but the questions about baby grace? esta said her relationship with marie was always supportive, and not judgmental. and when marie didn't tell her who the father was, she didn't push the subject. >> i've never questioned her because marie will tell me in her own time if she wants to tell me. i've learned with my sister i never pry. >> reporter: but that was the job of the detectives, nesli and keith, to pry and hopefully, find marie. and one of their first calls was on her church pastor, james flanders, and his wife. impressive guy, they discovered. james flanders, what was he like? >> very charismatic -- i would say he would good at his job. >> reporter: wonder what it would be like to listen to him preach. >> you can youtube him. [ laughter ] >> reporter: yes, you can -- >> we all, at times, forget the promises of god's word. >> reporter: the pastor grew the calvary emerald coast church from scratch, spread it through youtube, and by the time marie b

mary, how long is that weather going to stick around?u know, for that winter storm warning in the west slopes of the sierra. that will stick around until 6:00 a.m. we've already seen a lot of snow with this winter storm. so treacherous conditions up in the sierra, if you're heading up over the passes like emily just mentioned. here's a live look with our salesforce camera. you can see the palace fine arts, golden gates and the cloudy start. temperatures are running in the low to mid-50s. it's a breezy start as well. as we kick off your friday. looking at west/northwesterly winds at 13 miles per hour in san francisco. half moon bay, also for oakland. 12-mile-per-hour winds in berkeley. 13 in vallejo. 17-mile-per-hour winds now in antioch to start the day. also, it's mainly dry. although a few spotty, spotty showers. you can see right across the peninsula. a few showers right over burlingame. sprinkles of very light rain. also, as we head east from bombard, union city in the east bay. and near dublin. a few showers this morning. here's wha

we both have the same middle name, marie. how about that? tracy morgan, kristen wiig has come back to host live."rday night one major exception. adam sandler. thatng chaes tonight because after 24 years sanders is returning to "snl" alongside gsicalst shawn mendes. on the cast from 1991 to e1995. comedian is responsible for creating a slew of popular sketches including the hanukkah song, operam and canteen boy. >> canteen boy! >> a better way to do that. reprise ion, will he them tonight and will any former castmates make an appearance? we'll have to see. >>> and actor jamie foxx. could his next role be boxing champ tyson? the answer could be yes. look at this. he posted this picture with the former heavyweight captioning, thank you for the trust. one step closer, #thejourneybegins. and foxx and tyson publicly discussing the projectma leavin speculating and hoping an official announcement will be made soon. tyson said the movie is going to be "wild." >>> and the "game of thrones" actress making headlines, sophie turner, a wedding to joe jona

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in this case, i think that we need to consider how mary's photograph asks us to really reflect on the truth of what her story has to tell us about our actual history and hopefully, she can serve as a sort of patch on the tattered social programming that we inherited from the 19th century. abolitionists are imperfect heroes and they brought with them a great deal of prejudice, also the 19th century was largely recorded by men as men talking to each other and we have so little to go on in terms of real experience of the people, the lift experience of the people in the 19th century and also, there were so many taboos covered over mary's story that it was impossible for me to find out who she was from the jump. and the reason for that is because we have so many taboos about actual enslavement, about the sexual violence that took place in slavery, but then also what that means in terms of how we understand gender in the 19th century and how we understand what the world that we are currently living in . i hope that i've been clear in the last part but feel free to ask me more questions abou

mary, how is the weather? >> we are tracking scattered showers on high-def doppler this morning.d weather for your thursday. so your weather headlines, breezy to windy this morning. scattered showers. we'll see showers, sunshine and isolated thunderstorms, as we go through the day with this upper-level low. and tracking two more storms on the way. but a cool day today. upper 50s in san francisco and oakland. low 60s, vallejo, concord, livermore, concord, san jose, mountain view. as we head through tomorrow. could see a few showers tomorrow morning. otherwise drying out and clearing out. catching a break on friday. a second storm system saturday into early sunday. unsettled weather monday and tuesday and our third storm on wednesday. wayne: ah! - i'm gonna take the money, wayne. jonathan: $15,000 in cash! wayne: we do it all for the fans. jonathan: my personal guarantee. tiffany: yummy. wayne: two cars! that's what this game is all about. she's leaving here with the big deal of the day. ten years of deals, right? jonathan: it's time for "let's make a deal." now here's tv's big dea

mary how does that look out there in the weather?lear skies. this morning we had a mix of sun and clouds. dry day today, warmer than yesterday but still below average this time of year. 60 degrees in san francisco, 68 in san jose, 70 from concord. were going to see dry weather as we head to the rest of the work week and headed to the weekend with high-pressure building in. we will see plenty of sunshine by the end of the workweek into the weekend. highs above average with plenty of sun. wayne: ah! - i'm gonna take the money, wayne. jonathan: $15,000 in cash! wayne: we do it all for the fans. jonathan: my personal guarantee. tiffany: yummy. wayne: two cars! that's what this game is all about. she's leaving here with the big deal of the day. ten years of deals, right? jonathan: it's time for "let's make a deal." now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: hey, america, welcome to "let's make a deal." i'm wayne brady here. i need one person to make a deal with me. who wants to make a deal? who wants to make a deal? corinthia. miss c

lincoln wasere mary banished by how secretary stanton, when he arrives he basically took over and became the acting president. he became managing the situation -- he began managing the situation. mary was hysterical and he said, get that woman out of here. leale decided he wasgoing to hold the president''s hand. "i held his hand firmly to let him know in his blindness that he had a friend." he's going to progress towards death at 1:00 a.m. he expressed an episode of armshing, spasming of his that put his arms downward. that is a sign of severe brain injury. it meant that lincoln was rapidly progressing towards death. general has ton show up at 2:00 in the morning. once the surgeon general gets there, he thinks he has to do something. myshow these probes in reenacting career. they're porcelain. you insert them into a wound looking for a bullet. if you hit something hard, you will have gray discoloration from the lead. you don't normally want to do this sticking it into the brain. the president had no chance to survive anyhow, but the surgeon general administered the coup de grace. this is

and how did speaker pelosi then respond? mary bruce on the hill again tonight. >> reporter: moments before heading to the white house this morning, house speaker nancy pelosi took a direct shot at president trump. >> we believe the president of the united states is engaged in a cover-up. >> reporter: furious that the president refuses to cooperate with congressional investigations, pelosi is under mounting pressure from democrats to impeach. back at the white house, the president was watching. he made pelosi and democratic leaders wait for their scheduled meeting on infrastructure. arriving late, he shook no hands, and immediately let loose on the speaker, calling her comments "terrible." then he marched right into the rose garden to unload. >> i walk in to look at people moats on infrastructure or any other issue until they stop investigating him. investigation track and you can go down the investment track, or the track of, let's get things done for the american people. >> reporter: back on the hill, democrats said they were ta

under is that he's a lawyer for family affairs you know welcome to you so in the report re so how did mary mary have led and her mother were invoking the german constitution is there any legal basis for them to do that is there is a legal basis they can invoke article 4 which is the fundamental right of faith and conscious and article 6 which addresses parental rights so unless they have a they have some ground in the basic law and so i will be the 1st people to do this because i find it hard to believe that this has been there for that long and has been challenged before it has been challenged before us and the supreme court. has decided homeschool cases and have the night the right to homeschool your child ok so the supreme court says no but people still exercise their fundamental right to have another go at it the constitution also says they care about bringing of children is the natural right of the parents so some people are going to look at this and think well. doesn't that go against the ossicles seem to be in conflict with each other if a parent decides that no i want to do this di

mel: judges mary and paul... i don't know how she's going to recover that. have prellred 30 brand-new chaenges. man: been aware of mary berry for a long time, so quite looking forward to having her taste like.

his struggle with anger and alcohol, his stroke and how his wife mary saved him. >> it's time to let people see the randy travis from randy travis's point of view. and in his word. >> memoirs are in stores now. >> i'm resigning. >> to go where? >> nowhere. >> cbs is bringing the good fight to air this ss spinofon the ju16th. that's your eye on entertainment. michelle medina. los angeles. >>> we're not going to fool around this morning. ahead. we're going to go to the great north. by the way, can anybody deputy tell me the name of the nba championship? put the cell phone downtown. don't look it up. dennis o'donnell from toronto. we're going to hear from him on the day 1 of the finals. game 1. enough said. >>> and a live look outside in san jose. we'll be right back. to simone, i leave the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. grace, you get the beach house, just don't leave the lights on, okay? to mateo, my favorite chair. to chris, the family recipes. to craig, this rock. to jamie, well, let's just say, enjoy the ride. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. th

alix: joining us is bloomberg's and marie horton. how did -- bloomberg's annmarie hordern. did we get here over the past when he for hours -- the past 72 hours? annmarie: this comes after mike pompeo's visit over the weekend. just yesterday we had the key oil pipeline in saudi be attacked by drone. all of this information is coming from the saudi government that this was from yemeni rebels backed by the iranians. it was reported that this group was going to be targeting them. this oil pipeline in saudi is so very crucial, the right now there's a lot of tension in the middle east. this begs the question, what does this mean for oil, supply and demand? alix: that pipeline is crucial. it also leaves the straits of hormuz at risk and really squeezes saudi arabia. what is the readthrough to the oil price your hearing? a bitie: prices are softer today. people are focusing on the behemoth of u.s. shale. on ave inventories rising report recently. on top of that, many people are worried about the short-term, what is going on with saudi. they will make up for the loss of any iranian

we are seeing pictures at the moment, mary anne, of the two of you together. it's an impossible question, but howe. you're in hollywood, and i was a young kid in indianapolis and i started networking and when i actually met her i almost couldn't believe it. she was so down—to—earth and so fun and just, you know, she was the girl next door and we just had great times. she didn't art like ‘i am the big movie star, you're just a helper‘, she was just an awesome lady and i feel very privileged that i had the chance to actually meet her, work for her and live with her. mary anne, what did she make of that girl next door, very wholesome goody two shoes image, it became a bit of a joke, didn't it? she didn't always think of herself like that, her nickname was clara bixby. i said, "clara, people love you for that and you've made money on that so it's a better image than some people have," so she just laughed it off. and working with clark gable, jimmy stewart and rock hudson, how bad can it be? but it was quite a private life over four marriages. yes. and i don't think any of them were that good at all.

so we had to move because of the reinforcement personnel of the mari marines. and that's how the code talker was at headquarters. that's where our message come across when they have resistance or any shortage of ammunition or, you know, you're stalled. you can't move. that's the way it was. and it continued maybe, what, 10 or 11 days. then we were pulled back out of the area. they said that they had enough acreage to be called security. so we secured that island, and here comes the other troops that does the mopping up the rest of the island. that's what i remember, i know. >> what about was the landing particularly difficult? the japanese, obviously they lured you inland and then attacked for maximum effect as i remember the battle, the changed battle plan of the japanese. they knew they weren't going to stop you at the beach, and it became quite a killing field, particularly with those high ridge lines and so on. there were several ferocious battles there before it was secured. but was the landing any different than -- you did multiple landings. was it any different? was th

how serious the search is your response. to this jury service is truly remarkable to see mary out they say that you know. i know how hard this case even at this case proved to be so now to destroy a few serious sincere is to thank all of those who serve in our words used and you're not really and we should everybody that's. it's a. very nice it's not it's it's a normal decision rest of. the show charges are. going to get in the. general vicinity. related to. this trial. you know late in the show this tragedy that the family of the victim still has. a mediately after jamir was arrested and incarcerated for the murder of genesis ring calm he was then also charged with another murder case. and that entire case the police investigated my client believed he had nothing to do with it and left him out of fear and now lo and behold they indict him on that murder case. very very curious circumstance. so he'd have to win 2 trials in order to walk away scot free trials are risky businesses and anything can happen at a trial and even though he felt empowered in one sense by the hung jury he was smart enough to know t

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mary and do they work? let's look at this one and see how it worked. >> hail mary, full of grace. blessed art thou. blessed is the fruit -- >> all right. that was freto from the god father. i only want shows what can bring that up. >> i didn't see that coming. >> i want to go around the table. heidi, i believe just if you're at 2 % and i think some of the 6%, if you do the same blocking and tackling, you're up against the self-fulfilling prophesy in the guys at the top. >> they're picking a single issue they can try to make an issue like swalwell and guns. like the trip by jill brandt to the georgia legislature to call bs on the abortion legislation. that is -- that's what they're doing. none of that is working. what's going to happen is it's going to come down to the debate. and if there's a moment, who's going to have the moment on the debate stage that can possibly break away and be that third candidate. right now we're talking about sanders, biden. actually, i think not only going after biden, they got to go after sanders and warren. >> and buttigieg and harris are hanging in. i'm going to talk

how farmers are reacting. hillary, good morning. >> good morning, ann marie. farmers who export to china are being hit particularly hard by the new tariffs. many farmers are part of president trump's base in the last election. now some say they're losing profits and losing patience. the trade war with china took its toll yesterday. sending stocks into their worst one day slide since early january. >> we're doing really well as a country. >> last night, president trump said he's confident it will work out. >> i'll let you know in three or four weeks whether or not it was successful. you never really know, right? i have a feeling it will be very successful. >> he suggested placing more tariffs on chinese imports. >> we have the right to do another $325 billion at 25%. >> those not covered by the existing tariffs. china's top diplomat remains optimistic, insisting both country's negotiating teams has the wisdom to resolve the demands. >> we love our farmers. we take care of our farmers. >> the president is promising to subsidize farmers targeted by chinese tariff

mary and fav marianne favro joins us. how bad is it? >> reporter: if you ask the neighbors, it's really bad. the trains blare at 2:00 in the morning. one option is to implement a quiet zone to help the neighbors get some sleep. but mayor sam liccardo says it would cost the city millions of dollars. 1-year-old iris galli isn't sleeping well. her mom says this is why. >> sometimes they honk the horn at midnight, sometimes at2:00 in the morning, and it will wake her up from her sleep. because it's actually really loud. >> reporter: neighbors living near oakland road and blow kau sayy'veotice add increased number of train a union pacific spokesman says its operators are required to sound horns if they see anyone near the tracks. neighbors near japan town in san jose have already complained about train horns blaring overnight. according to union pacific, both locations are on the same line where it there are no established quiet zones, so trains must sound horns. today mayor lick car dough says he is actively exploring legal options to fix t

we are seeing pictures at the moment, mary anne of the two of you together. it's an impossible question, but howand i was a young kid in indianapolis and i started networking and when i actually met her, i almost couldn't believe it. she was so down—to—earth and so fun and just, you know, she was the girl next door and we just had great times. she didn't arc like' i am the big movie star, you're just like' i am the big movie star, you'rejust a like' i am the big movie star, you're just a helper‘, like' i am the big movie star, you'rejust a helper‘, she like‘ i am the big movie star, you‘re just a helper‘, she was just an awesome lady and i feel very privileged that i had the chance to actually meet her, work for her and live with her. mary anne, what did she make of that girl next door, very wholesome goody two shoes image, it became a bit of a joke, didn‘t it is to mark she didn‘t a lwa ys didn‘t it is to mark she didn‘t always think of herself like that, her nickname was clara bixby, i said clara, people love you for that and you‘ve made money on that so it‘s a better image than some people ha

she goes all the way scoring as time runs out. 26-20.vas win how about a walk offil ha mary that washat was cool. that was cool. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> aigh flyin competition seemed like a boy's club until today. for the first time a woman won an eventt the paper airplane world finals in austria. there is a thing. a ukrainian woman beat out about 58 other people from various countries for her paper airplane ar dyrobattics. american jake haron for the longest throw. it soared atfe 105 t. amazing things people compete in. what do you know. tha's our broadcast for this eveningor thank you fjoining us. wake up with news 4 weday. start at 4:00 a.m. good night. the biabcarriers are talking t their current 5g roll outs, but their efforts are limited to a few pockets in select cities or trying to convince consumer. that 4g is actually 5g they're neglecting small towns and rural communities, g leavem on the wrong side of the digital divide. if approved, only the combined availableresources of t-mobile and sprint can deliver on all the spectrum bands >>> the washington nationals have not done many

had over 200 children, i knew something was very wrong. >> my father has 18 wives. >> mary nelson is telling all. how family. >> this is the work of the kin. >> they would give you instructions, they say don't ask questions. on february 10th, 2016, after going to the federal government, a series of events that mary helped set in motion exploded.m. >> the raids were part of an investigation into an alleged money laundering scheme funding lavish lifestyles of some prominent kingstons, from mansions to exotic cars, while other members lived near the poverty line. >> it was more like an organized crime family. >> mary might never have become a whistle-blower if she hadn't met brian nelson, a fellow ays cod hscape ordered to marry her 17-year-old cousin. >> there was nothing that was going to get in my way of stopping this. >> the couple married and had two children. >> how was preschool today? >> mary told brian what she had seen while at the ki kingstons own private bank. >> did you forge documents? >> we were given checks and just signing them, signing them and they would deposit that, whatever account

how about that? back to back united states opens. [ tense elegant music ] just awesome. >>> the minimalist movement including popular purging guru marieing people rethink how they get dressed every morning. >> that's a funny title, purging guru. that happens to be good news for consignment retailers and your wallet. abc7 news reporter karen travers with a particular look. >> she was overwhelmed every time she opened her stuffed closets. >> i bought an extra closet to hold all the clothe is owned. but now i've embraced used clothes and renting, this is all that's in it. >> a black blazer, a pair of jeans. that's it after pickler purged her wardrobe. the busy working mom now relies on clothing rental sites and online consignment shops. marie kondo's popular organizing method has people all over the world asking if their clothing sparks joy. if it doesn't, they're getting rid of it. so for nns a lot of waste. ways to look good and do something good for the environment. >> we just consume too much, and this generation, they're not waiting. they're not waiting for somebody to tell them what to do. they're taking action. >> business is boom

. >> i think mary katherine's right about how you weigh things up.e don't know -- although we know more now than we knew then about his billions of losses, the accusations of, you know, money laundering, the deutsche bank in-house investigator who is flagged certain suspicious activities. things have changed in that sense. but on pelosi and trump, can i say, he's not mercurial, he's unwell and unstable. and this isn't about both sides. yes, nancy pelosi said that there should be an intervention, but most people who have worked for trump have come out and said that after leaving trump or or off the record. but he put out a video saying that pelosi stammers through news conference which still sits on his twitter feed. and everything you played in that video just now was classic trumpian projection. he's cra she's crazy. no, he is. she's change over the years, no, he has. and let's talk about this impeachment debate that the democrats are now having internally, finally. the idea that the speaker of the house is calling on mike pence, ben carson and mela

so far, everything looks good to g how about the weather, mary? >> amazing. it's going to be a beautiful day. if you liked yesterday, you will like today with the afternoon sunshine. we're taking you out to the embarcadero. you can see mostly clear skies on our live camera. picking up some cloudses a we look west. temperatures are running in the mid to upper 50s this morning. so here's with you can expect as we head through the afternoon. mild seasonal daytime highs. cooler temps. so cooler tomorrow, much cooler for sunday. we have light showers in the forecast for your sunday. here's the satellite and radar view. that ridge of high pressure is still to our west. today that ridge of high pressure will win out. so it will be the dominant weather feature but we are tracking our next storm system and that's the gulf of alaska. it will move in for sunday and bring the return of wet weather. we're taking you hour by hour. as we go through the day, this is at 5:00 p.m. you can see plenty of sunshine. the clouds hugging the coast though. as we go through tomorrow lo

religionr of american marie griffith talks about her book, "moral combat: how sex divided american christians and fractured american politics." professor griffith argues that divisions among christians began in the early 20th century, field fears political debates that are -- that have persisted to the present day. the center for presidential history at southern methodist university hosted this event. >> for the brilliant talk we are going to have tonight from marie griffith who is one of the leading scholars and has a stellar academic resume. she went to harvard university and to some obscure basketball frenetic school in virginia. [laughter] feel free to mention that. then she taught at some marvelous places like princeton and harvard. for eight years, she has been at the washington university of st. louis danforth center for

mary lee and emily turner tomorrow morning at 4:30 am.>>> how kim kardashian west managed >>> more than a dozen inmates are free, and they have kim kardashian west to think. >> helping to advocate the commuting of nonviolent drug offenders in 90 days, she is studying to take the bar exam and become a lawyer, president trump signed a law allowing thousands of inmates on federal drug charges to have their sentences reduced. >>> was the warriors airplane a bad omen? we will show you why. >>> and a oakland a's pitcher took >>> i guess you could say that mike fiers pitched lights out, the game was delayed for 90 minutes because the lights in left field were out, he had a no-hitter in the sixth inning, kyle farmer pops one in shallow right, pro far made the catch to keep it intact. and joey votto looks like he gets a home run, but it was taken away, he can't believe it, and he got some run support from profar, and it all ca down to this pitch. >> a swing and a miss, he did it! mike fiers, for the second time in his career has thrown a no- hitter! >> second career no-hitter for mike fiers, the

the leadership committee includes mary kay henry of seiu. how will you reach into unions?> i came out of the labor movement, so i have enormous respect for the work not only the labor movement but the teachers movement. there hahad been strikes by teachers, overwhelmingly who are women, across the country. amy: oregon teachers are striking today. >> it should not be on the public school teachers of this countryy to save the educatition system but this is where we see over and over again women taking action where government is failing them. absolutely the teachers, the labor unions -- they also, the majority of these organizations, are women, and they want to work across issue lines as well. i am really grateful to america a for being an important -- mary kay for understanding we can build the powerer of women acros this country. amy: i want as good about a comment of the new head of the nra, carolyn meadows. she is there because oliver north was just ousted. she apologized after coming under fire for attacking fellow georgian democratic freshman commerce member lucy mcbath

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more on this or not joined by former ambassador and human rights advocate craig marie thank you for joining us on the program how unexpected was this decision coming from the swedish authorities. i think it was always quite likely and i should say i think it's a decision to be welcomed because the alternative was for this accusation to be left hanging in the air which wouldn't be good for anybody in especially would not be good for julian because he would never have the opportunity to clear the way this calumny so i think you know this is not a number all can develop today and how likely do you think it is that the science will be extradited to sweden. well the swedish prosecutors now finally have to make up their mind because it's really nothing left to look at the police have had 7 years to investigate this they've interviewed all the witnesses they looked at any physical evidence interviewed you'd be in a sense 2 years ago in the ecuadorian embassy and they could have done that much earlier if they do agreed earlier to take up his invitation to do so. so really what they've said is that the opening the case t

announcer: here watching american history >> scholar of american religion marie griffith talks about her book, "moral combat: how sex divided american christians and fractured american politics." professor griffith argues that beganons among christians in the early 20th century, field fears political debates that are persisted to the present day. the center for presidential history at southern methodist university hosted this event. >> marie griffith is one of the leading scholars and has a stellar academic resume. she went to harvard university and to some of scare basketball frenetic school in virginia.

marie green. >>> china is expected to announce as early as today how it will retaliate against the latest round of tariffs imposed by the u.s. last week. president trump tweeted over the weekend saying, we are right where we want to be with china. mr. trump is also threatening to impose taxes on the remaining chinese imports after already raising tariffs on friday. hilary lane is here in new york with how this will impact consumers and businesses. good morning. thieic ae tradwar wihina. those comments directly contradict what the president has been saying. the white house's top economic adviser expects china to retaliate after the u.s. raised tariffs last week. >> yeah, i reckon they will. we'll see what they come up with. >> on friday p raised tariffs 25% on 10% on 0 $200 billion of chinese goods. he also began the process of ordering additional tariffs on remaining imports of $300 billion. >> both sides will pay. >> larry kudlow acknowledged on sunday the u.s. consumers will foot the bill. >> yes, to some extent. i don't disagree with that. both sides will suffer on this. >> that's counter to

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laura podesta with more on how they're reacting to mueller's statements. >> good morning, anne-marie. a lot of different reactions from mueller's nine-minute statement yesterday. you have about three dozen democrats in the house who are calling for impeachment proceedings to begin, but then there's 200 democrats in the house who have not said they would support impeachment. asily ng theoc unt his rk was done and his office was closing. in his first public remarks in over two years, mueller emphasized he did not exonerate president trump for obstructing president did not commit a crime, we would have said so. >> his words were in contrast to the white house's repeated claim that mr. trump had been fully cleared of any wrongdoing. mueller said of the justice department policy a sitting chief executive cannot be indicted. >> charging the president with a crime, therefore, was not an option we could consider. >> the white house immediately pushed back. >> we think the president has been fully and completely exonerated based on the fact there was no collusion, there was no conspiracy, and

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mary joins us now. the mississippi law on hold tonight but the ban in mour, how soon does it go into effect. >> reporter: tom, not until the end of august. between then and now there are likely to be legal challenges that could temp rarply halt that ban. tom? >> mary bruce, thank you. >>> we head to capitol hill with the war of words with the prump and nancy pel lose sitd. what the president said when jon karl asked him about the personal attacks. >> reporter: before taking off on a trip to japan, president trump defended his increasingly personal war of words with nancy pelosi. mr. president, what do you want to accomplish with your personal attacks on the speaker? you're saying she's lost it, you're saying she's -- >> excuse me. this just shows how fake you and the news are. >> reporter: you haven't personally attacked the speaker? >> when you say -- when you say a personal attack. did you hear what she said about me long before i went after her? did you hear? >> reporter: yes, i did. she attacked you as well. >> she made horrible statements. she knows they are not true. she made -- she said terrible

laura podesta is in new york with how congress is reacting to the president's latest threat. laura, good morning. >> good mornin, anne-marie. well, congressional democrats are likely not surprised by the president's repeated cry of harassment, but perhaps they should be more concerned. that's because the divided congress hasn't done much since democrats took control of the house this year. infrastructure was always seen as a hopeful area where the two sides could come together, but now that mr. trump is threatening not to work with democrats, even progress there is stalling. a by partisan meeting on infrastructure crumbled yesterday. >> i want to do infrastructure. you can't do it under these circumstances. so get these phony investigations over with. >> president trump quickly ended a white house meeting with democrats, furious over comments nancy pelosi made earlier on capitol hill. >> we believe the president of the united states is engaged in a coverup. >> i don't do coverups. >> pelosi said the president had a temper tantrum. he wrote back on twid twitter saying, not true. i was very polite and calm. >> what happened

i'm joined from mexico city by mary beth sheridan, mexico correspondent for the washington post newspaper. how city? you know, it was really a shock, because while the trump administration has been quite critical of mexico for some time, it had seems like things were getting a little better. this stand—off over the us possibly closing down the border had ended and trump had begun saying some nice things about mexico's enforcement on immigration, so mexico's enforcement on immigration, so this came a little bit out of the blue. what options does the president have in terms of curbing immigration? is it in his gift to help donald trump in the way that donald trump wants to be helped? so, the mexicans are very sensitive to the mexicans are very sensitive to the importance of the economic relationship with the united states. you know, 80% of mexico's exports go to the united states. they really need a good relationship and they are need a good relationship and they a re really need a good relationship and they are really keen that the new nafta agreement, the free trade agreement, be passed. so th