>> president mccarthy: you can replace?they are get a permit for construction alteration with the same number of residential units. it's not complete moratorium. >> president mccarthy: thank you for that clarification. >> at this time the appellant will present their case for seven minutes. then public comment after that. ms. hungate, please come forward. >> president mccarthy: just point of clarification, they have seven minutes. is that for all testimony? >> yes. >> president mccarthy: reminder, seven minutes in total for all four of you. >> we were the party who disposed of the site. should i start first regarding the responses opposed to the property owner? >> president mccarthy: this is your seven minutes. however you choose to use it. >> i'm here to help them throughout the process. i'm a friend of lucy's. i've been guiding her through the process. hopefully we can come to a resolution. >> house burned down. i knew that. >> what's your name? >> good morning ladies and gentlemen. >> president mccarthy: commissig throug

mccarthy: to weaponize. ask any american who wants to give a committee the power to go after you because they politically disagree with you? the democrats decided the day after the election they would not accept it. so we just put america through 22 months of -- you know the statistics -- 2,500 subpoenas, 40 agents, 19 attorneys. going to 13 other countries. they came back and they couldn't create something that they tried to make up. so what do they do now? they use the power of government, the fear every american has, the government has become so strong they go after you because they don't politically agree with you is wrong. when will they accept the last election? would they like -- people will change the majority inside congress. do we really want to have a body that goes after people's i.r.s. reports simply because you politically disagree with them? did the president provide every financial statement that he needed to run for president, the standards they have out there, the law they have out there? y

would-be wer >> president mccarthy: were you informed? >> no. i took an initial look. >> president mccarthy: thank you sir. do we have more questions here? >> you have two minutes or do you have more comment? >> commissioner clinch: i forgot your name, your business located if san francisco. do you have prior experience working on demolition in san francisco? >> repairs and minor, nothing such as this. >> commissioner clinch: thank you. >> president mccarthy: commissie r clinch has a question for the department. >> commissioner clinch: i like to get further understanding of the rebuild moratorium. >> we want to let them finish their presentation. we have two minutes. you have two minutes. >> thank you. situation is like i mentioned before, lucy is not in position to rebuild this property. the state where it was at before the demolition. i want to let you know, if moratorium was not imposed, it would give somebody, if she was able to sell this prompt -- property, the opportunity to build more units to accommodate more people to the city of san fr

>> president mccarthy: before we take action -- no, sorry. >> clerk: ok. seeing none, is there a motion? >> move to approve. >> second. >> clerk: a motion and a second to approve. item, a roll call vote. [roll call vote taken] >> clerk: item eight, update on sf permit, accela permit and project tracking system. >> good morning, commissioners. henry bartley from the department of technology. the status report this month, over the past month as we had in previous months been dedicated to fixing, retesting items. total over the last 30 days on that effort was 211. severity 1 and 2 items fixed. we also completed our pretesting, u.a.t. pretest, and with both of those things we actually set the date and began the user acceptance testing this past monday. so, we are just, our third day into the testing at this point. we have two rounds of user acceptance testing for the remainder of the project, this is one of those two. the -- we have two rooms on the sixth floor dedicated to testing. they have been filled, starting, you know, 8:30 on monday morning. the d.b.i.

. >> president mccarthy: i'll close out my comments. i concur my commissioners here. we have from time to time have to deal with people who come and work here in this town. that's greet. they need to understand what the rules of engagement are for the lack of better word for building codes and laws. it's a shame really because i do believe you would have got this emergency demolition as i see on the building. i think you would have got all the substantial service that need to get this done. i understand the arguments about the blitheness and the danger. that's the whole idea we have those laws in place so we can strong guided principle how we approach our demolitions in this town which is right now is a serious matter. that said, i'm sorry but the laws are the laws. what you asking us to do is rewrite the script here. we can't do that. i apologize for misinterpreting what i thought was that you can replace this property. i do believe you can financially sell the property. i do believe you have tried to sell it. the problem is that, maybe you're not getting enough mone

mccarthy: parliamentary inquiry. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman will state. mr. mccarthy: first you did not answer my last but this one, mr. speaker, parliamentary inquiry. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman was not stating a parliamentary inquiry. mr. mccarthy: parliamentary inquiry. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman will state his inquiry. mr. mccarthy: the majority only has one ability to bring something to the floor in an m.t.r. this house wants a vote on s. 1. will the majority leader schedule this. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is not stating a proper parliamentary inquiry. the question is on the motion. all those in favor aye. those opposed, no. the noes have it. >> mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gent the speaker pro tempore: ties there any objection? without objection, the reading is dispensed with. the gentlewoman is recognized. ms stefanik: in the united states one in three women have experienced some form of physical violence by an intimate partner, one in seven have been injured, one in

mccarthy: parliamentary inquiry. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman will state. mr. mccarthy: first you did not answer my last but this one, mr. speaker, parliamentary inquiry. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman was not stating a parliamentary inquiry. mr. mccarthy: parliamentary inquiry. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman will state his inquiry. mr. mccarthy: the majority only has one ability to bring something to the floor in an m.t.r. this house wants a vote on s. 1. will the majority leader schedule this. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is not stating a proper parliamentary inquiry. the question is on the motion. all those in favor aye. those opposed, no. the noes have it. >> mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gent >> for all to see. bringing you unfiltered information from congress and beyond in the age of the power of the people, this was true people power in the 40 years since the landscape has clearly changed. there's no mon litic media, youtube stars are a thing. but c-span's big idea is more relevant today than ever. no government mone

there's no more building. >> president mccarthy: okay. continue with your presentation. >> on january 24, 2018 the department building inspection conducted conducted an inspection. where i submitted all my documentation. at that time, the ruling was it was considered unlawful demolition. which requires a 5-year moratorium or the owner to obtain a permit to put the building to its original condition. >> commissioner clinch: good presentation. it's helpful. in a situation like this where there's a fire, does the fire department reach out to the property owner or the tenants telling them what to do next? i don't know if you know that? >> no. usually when there's a fire, fire department will calls. we have an emergency inspector on call. this time we didn't get notification from a fire. we got a response from city agency about displacement. somebody was living there. there was a fire. they sent us an email. they said there was somebody that was displaced. >> commissioner clinch: do you know how long after the fire you got that notice? >> it w

mccarthy: parliamentary inquiry. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman will state. mr. mccarthy: first you did not answer my last but this one, mr. speaker, parliamentary inquiry. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman was not stating a parliamentary inquiry. mr. mccarthy: parliamentary inquiry. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman will state his inquiry. mr. mccarthy: the majority only has one ability to bring something to the floor in an m.t.r. this house wants a vote on s. 1. will the majority leader schedule this. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is not stating a proper parliamentary inquiry. the question is on the motion. all those in favor aye. those opposed, no. the noes have it. >> mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore announcer: that motion to go on to recommit with sale. -- fail. republican congressman justin amash voted present while another 16 republicans voted in favor. the resolution heads to the presidents desk where it is likely to face a veto. untiluse stands adjourned monday when members return at noon eastern for general speeches and legislativ

. >> president mccarthy: thank you for that comment. >> any public comment on item 6? >> good morning. deputy director lowery did define a serious problem and it deals with managing thousands orateds o -- or tens of thousans of permits of responses from designed professionals. i like to echo commissioner lee's comment, obvious solution is the workforce solution. one thing a tardy report by department could be issued weekly or monthly and sent to that department. you can kick them in the butt. other is commissioner lee mentioned it, if there was visibility through the citizen portal, which is supposed to be delivered, a citizen or professional could go into the portal and clearly see the status of their permit and if there's an obstacle. i think the bigger issue here really is, performance standards. you can manage and you can report but if you don't have a standard to report against, you're reporting the standard versus performance. that's one of the issues i can h b.i.c. would address. are they doing things against the standard correctly. it's always the 80-20 rule. t

mccarthy: young people. i am at harvard because it young people are unequivocally listening to the science, equityocally focused on injustice and they will not tolerate the nonsense that they see in the world today. they are going to kick our butts and i think we deserve it. [laughter] ms. browner: i agree. i think these young voters are going to vote their conscience. we are very successful with organizing youth, and the latino, and 80, and i think that is going to make a big difference. mr. reilly: i think that history, the progress, the story, it is indisputable. it will get across, and to the extent that we encounter more and more environmental problems in the future, which we will, in connection with climate, the fact that there is an enterprise that has addressed this problem before, not in the same actually,but a great magnitude, thinking were, thinkings people will realize that it has been done before and it will be done again. >> can i ask a question? [indiscernible] [laughter] host: there is nothin

next item is 10 motion to adjourn. >> president mccarthy: big welcome back to john. i want to close this in memory deputy director sweeney's father, mr. edward sweeney who died last week. he was of great age. he was a tremendous character. one of the finest irishman ballroom dancers you'll see. he lived full life and one of the greatest characters of the irish community. our talks and prayers are with him and his family. that should do it madam second. >> thank you very much. we had our motion to adjourn. it is now 11:46 a.m. thank you. >> my name tom hewitt. first of all, i would like to welcome everyone to come to this fair. this safety fair, we trying to educate the public regarding how to prepare themselves during and after the earthquake and then to protect themselves for next 72 hours. >> hi. my name's ed sweeney. i'm the director of services at department of building inspection, and we put together a great fair for the city of san francisco to come down and meet all the experts. we've got engineers, architects. we have builders, we have government agencies. >>

andy mccarthy, if you could, stand by with us. the breaking news continues, the mueller report is out. everyone can go access that. the doj website, foxnews.com also has the ability to go to a link there. print off the report, you can read it to yourself. there are some rejections, but otherwise you can read it and dig along with us as the reporters are doing right now. d.c. and new york. the coverage continues of the mueller reports. bill and i will be right back. ♪ speak of the special counsel report did not find any evidence that members p campaign or anyone associated with the campaign conspired or coordinated with the russian government in these hacking operations. in other words, there was no evidence of the trump campaign collusion thank you, admiral. so if you need money for your family, call newday usa. need cash? at newday, veteran homeowners can get $54,000 dollars or more to consolidate high rate credit card debt and lower their payments by $600 every month. our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for st

for instance in 1953 the renowned radio journalist elmer davis said the rights of mccarthy coupled to newspapers to develop a form of reporting which puts into context within mike mccarthy have to say. the objectivity makes the news business a transmission out for the pretentious phonies. he added it lets the public be imposed upon by the charlatan with the most brazen front. so he was arguing for a new kind of reporting for the purported reporting that would allow politicians to lie and turn into headlines and be turned into coverage and admiration for many segments of the population to become a huge news phenomenon. perhaps it is apparent to some people much of the news media thinking donald trump was a donkey meat could demagogue or a joke gave a tremendous coverage because he launched sensational attacks and what he said was newsworthy and interesting to people so there is an interesting parallel fair that i will mention in a minute and many are calling for a re-examination of reporting practices and objectivity as well. so gradually think it's too those factors they start to anal

>> low-key minnesota democrat senator eugene mccarthy entered the race against his party's incumbente of giving the voters a voice in the vietnam debate. >> campaign '68, the new hampshire primary. the big surprise of the first primary of campaign '68 has been the strength of senator eugene mccarthy. the volume with which new hampshire's voters today endorsed his effort signals trouble for president johnson's yet undeclared re-election bid. on the republican side, richard nixon entered the race to shed that loser's image he acquired in 1962 and '62. >> seems to be quite apparent from the early returns that we won't have to have a recount tonight. >> nixon, the only active campaign, ran far in front, even farther than expected, with 81%. >> mr. nixon, which tactics and issues do you feel got you this vote in new hampshire? >> very effective use of television. i know i'm not supposed to be able to use television, but i think that's one myth we knocked down this time. we were pretty good on television. >> the nixon campaign needed this kind of a shot in the arm. his supporters now aroun

when eugene mccarthy did the unthinkable and announced his candidacy to run in just four presidential primaries against incumbent democratic president lyndon johnson. gene mccarthy did not believe that he could defeat lyndon johnson for the nomination, but he was running against lyndon johnson's war in vietnam and he believed his candidacy was the only way for americans to get a chance to vote against lyndon johnson's war in vietnam. he wanted to put vietnam on the ballot. gene mccarthy scored what was considered a resounding victory in the new hampshire primary by coming in such a strong second to the president of the united states, and by the end of that week there was a second challenger to president lyndon johnson from within his own party, new york's democratic senator robert kennedy jumped into the race against lyndon johnson. we had never seen anything like this, two power challengers against an all-power incumbent democratic president who had won a landslide in the last election, and the pressure from these two challenges against the incumbent president forced something no one

mccarthy: i rise to ask a simple yet important question. the question more and more americans are beginning to ask. what have the democrats done with their majority? this friday marks the 100th day for new democrat but the -- of the new democrat majority 100 days of democrat , disappointment. today, we were supposed to shale budgetmocrat but speaker pelosi pulled it. , so we are here, debating another bill that is dead on arrival in the senate. the numbers speak for themselves. at this point, in the last congress, republicans had passed 141 bills out of committee and 132 out of the house. we all believe in accountability, so what do the numbers say now? by contrast, democrats have passed 68 bills out of committee and 97 out of the house. considerably fewer bills out of this house than before. but think about this, democrats have passed more bills out of the house than they have out of the committee. so much more doing the job of the people's house. no, it's whatever leadership decides. madam speaker, we have been lectured countless times by

kevin mccarthy.

but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello, there. we‘ve got more of the same through the rest of this weekend. it will remain in the cold side. we have stronger winds as well, east to south easterly winds are picking up which makes it feel colder. most places are dry, there will be sunshine around but they will be sunshine around but they will be sunshine around but they will be frosty nights and early mornings. we look outside, from earlier on, this is the picture in cou nty earlier on, this is the picture in county antrim, this part of northern ireland will see the best of the sunshine across the country. here we

for the week in parliament in which alicia mccarthy looks back at a busy week of politics. hello and welcome to the week in parliament— where mps return from their easter break after the shock of the sri lanka terrorist attack. there is no religion on this earth which teaches that the way to salvation is blowing up innocent children. there's outrage over the shooting of 29 year old northern ireland journalist lyra mckee. to those responsible for this act of terrorism, we say we've heard your excuses, and your hollow apologies. no one buys it. and just who was behind the leak about the use of chinese tech firm huawei for a new mobile data network? let me be clear, from the side of the house, ifa minister did leak the information, they are not fit to serve

but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello. it has been a largely dry weekend. there's been a bit of sunshine, but it's also felt pretty chilly for this time of year. this was the scene taken on sunday in gosport in hampshire. so some blue skies, some sunshine. but we've had quite a chilly breeze and temperatures have been below par for the middle of april. as we move through this week, still some sunny spells, still some dry weather on the cards. things will be gradually turning warm over the next few days. it won't stay completely dry. we have got a weather front moving in from the west. but higher pressure sitting across scandinavia is really winning out at the moment. we've still got quite a cool breeze blowing around that area of high pressure. so the winds coming in from the east of the south—east, but milder air

wednesday in parliament with me, alicia mccarthy. you can download the programme to watch anywhere by the programme to watch anywhere by the bbc iplayer. so search for parliament. mps have expressed concern at the conviction of nine pro—democracy activists in hong kong. for their role in a civil disobedience movement, the call for free elections in the city. after the conviction on tuesday, they could be jailed for up to seven yea rs, could be jailed for up to seven years, for their part in the umbrella movement protests of 2014. this prosecution and our conviction of members of the umbrella movement is just the latest in a series of egregious human rights abuses by the government in china. using the criminal justice system, government in china. using the criminaljustice system, is an abuse of fundamental and international detected human rights. amnesty international point out that these convictions all stem solely from nonviolent direct action is and largely peaceful protest.

but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello there. the second half of the weekend promises to be a lot less turbulent than the first half was, because, we're saying farewell to storm hannah which brought a gust of wind of more than 80mph in north—west wales. significant rainfall as well. you can see the swirl of cloud on the satellite picture. a deep area of low pressure which is now very quickly becoming less deep and less threatening as it slides out into the north sea. high—pressure building in from the south—west. this means a much more settled day on sunday. not completely dry, some showers around. some sunny spells though and crucially, less windy. so a much quieter start to the day. one or two showers, as you can see, including close to the london area, and it is a big day in london because the marathon is taking place. there is likely to be a lot of cloud

and house minority leader kevin mccarthy who just arrived with the president at joint base andrews isnding by live and will join me in a moment it's a jam packed show with anthony scaramucci, charlie kirk, and more, but first the president arriving within the hour, at joint base andrews, and tweeting tonight that we've deployed 750 agents at the southern border's specific ports of entry to stop the large scale of illegal immigrants pouring threw and he also called on mexico to enforce laws and stop illegals from entering the united states. lastly, the president called on democrats in congress to help republicans end the loopholes in our immigration law, ending by saying, we can never allow open borders. again, house minority leader kevin mccarthy who was with the president at the border and on air force one joins me in a moment but first my opening statement. why are we even having this conversation? we're so past "the talking" stage but as expected, washington is mired down in politics and word games and their reasoning is not only dilution all it's down right dangers and they simply

but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello there. a weekend that began with wind and rain ended on a relatively quiet note across most parts of the uk. that is how we start the new working week, with some dry weather for most of us. western areas will see some rain, and that will slowly spread eastwards over the next few days. could be some fog patches to contend with, and for a time, butjust for a time, it will turn a little bit warmer. this is what's going on — the view from space, the satellite picture from a little earlier on. you can see a few stripes of cloud pushing in from the west, but all these frontal systems making very, very slow progress, so this monday morning really only dragged across the far west of the uk. elsewhere, high pressure in charge, very light winds, hence we have some mist and fog patches around. they should tend to clear through the morning, and in most places monday will bring some spells of sunshine. best of the sunshine likely to be found across scotland.

lou: thank you, all best, andy mccarthy.our thoughts, comments, on twitter, lou dobbs and facebook and instagram. >> coming up, american cities hundreds of miles from the border may be home to a lot of illegal immigrant children. and all at the expense of the federal taxpayer. we'll take it up and more, former i.c.e. director tom holzmann our guest stay with us, we'll be right back. ce. but, uh. what's up with your... partner? not again. limu that's your reflection. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ ...that's why i've got the power of 1-2-3 medicines with trelegy. the only fda-approved 3-in-1 copd treatment. ♪ trelegy. the power of 1-2-3 ♪ trelegy 1-2-3 trelegy with trelegy and the power of 1-2-3, i'm breathing better. trelegy works 3 ways to... ...open airways,... ...keep them open... ...and reduce inflammation... ...for 24 hours of better breathing. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. trelegy is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition

mccarthy: good afternoon, everyone. there's a story today in "roll call" which shows just how small the democratic majority's legislative agenda is. 16% of the bills this majority has brought to the floor has been nonbinding resolutions. when you remove suspensions, that number jumps to 21%. nearly a quarter of the most important bills brought to the floor have been nonbinding resolutions. if you thought that might slow down, if you thought they figured they got to stop it, think again. they just introduced another nonbinding resolution on the

, to release information, and mccarthy said if that information were provided to congress, he believes it would leak out and it would undermine people who should be protected. but nevertheless, we've seen this play out along party lines as democrats gear up for what could be a protracted legal fight over the full mueller report. wolf? >> as you know, the attorney general, manu, he seemed to tap dance around the very sensitive question of whether the white house had been briefed on the mueller report. you asked the chairman nadler about this. >> yeah, i did. i asked him specifically about that comment from barr, saying that he would not discuss whether or not the white house had been briefed in any way about the full mueller report. nadler raised concerns. >> well, that's also disturbing, because, certainly, the white house should not be briefed before congress sees the entire -- sees the entire document. it indicates that the attorney general sees the president as hi client, not the country at his client. >> what caught a lot of people by surprise is that he did discuss other interacti

members of law enforcement, i want to also think leader kevin mccarthy -- thank leader kevin mccarthy. he's been an amazing later. -- anst we have ever had amazing leader. the best we have ever had. the nature of what we have been doing has been very special. you are doing a fantastic job, i appreciate it. i think you and your group will be leading the charge and getting rid of these horrible loopholes. pretty bad. ,hether it is catch and release the visa lottery, so many of them, chain migration, it's a total disaster, whether it be asylum laws are totally broken, i inherited this stuff. we are going to get it fixed. we have to. i appreciate you being here and leading the charge. i also want to state that there is indeed an emergency on our southern border. it's been loud and clear. -- aref people are not going to bring the suit. pretty hard for them to say it is not an emergency. we have a big emergency at the southern border. the u.s. has more than 70,000 illegal migrants rush our border, and we have military, great military people, people solid andtrong and love our country, but t

for now, from me, alysia mccarthy, its bye for now. —— alicia mccarthy.t. first of all, how's thursday is shaping up and talking about cold weather, a widespread frost to begin the day but a fine day ahead for most places with some sunny spells. high pressure in control at the moment. that is blocking weather systems from coming away from the atlantic. also blocking milder air from coming our way as well because the flow of air around the high—pressure is bringing in this chilly breeze from the east and the chilly air with blue showing up as thursday begins, so widespread frost away from northern scotland and along north sea coasts. either the breeze or more cloud will hold temperatures just above freezing but there will be a good deal of sunshine in the day ahead. for some of us, not as much as we had on wednesday. parts of eastern england will see some more cloud around. the weak weather front close to northern scotland with cloud, a bit of patchy rain, maybe later in the day, the odd heavy shower is possible and plenty of cloud moving into northern ire

jeanine: good to have you with us later mccarthy thank you. joining me now with a first-hand account of the situation on the border , gentleman good to have you on the show.. one of the things congressman mccarthy talked about is this just isn't a problem on the border but the interior. sheriff, how different is this from the border when i was there a couple years ago? . >> good to be on your show again. i will say 35 years on this border, i am really worried where this country is going and where we are at. i'm worried about our communities, families, america,d also cbp the agents, all the folks that sheriffs standing united with them watching this crisis that is not being solved or taken care of and the support from our president we truly appreciate that but where the heck is congress? why are they not stepping up? with a public safety issue, national security issue just coming up on the radio to crisis with two illegals one male and female both are in real bad shape that is a crisis. jeanine: we know the facts for quite don't mean to interru

we, the leader mccarthy, kevin mccarthy, because of the community he represents, and myself in scottsdale, phoenix area, few years ago we started a value fever cause us. for those of us that -- caucus. for those of us that live in the desert, southwest. and we've had some amazing success. we've been able to move some resources, we've gotten the folks back east here tond this very unique -- here to understand this very unique, regional disease we have. we were title of the bill move some money. and all of a sudden we now are hearing that we may be three years from a vaccine for animals. this particular disease killed my dog, charlie, a few years ago. but after the animal -- after the vaccine for our k-9's and our pets, it's only a short time after that, maybe just a handful of years, we will collect enough data that will actually have a fungi vaccine for something called valley fever, for those of us that live in the desert southwest. these are examples, though, of we believe a disease like that ultimately costs billions in our community for hospital visits, for sick days, for all the thin

congressman mccarthy mentioned it works. we know the u.s. secretary of law, they went from 5 miles of border law to 70 miles of border wall. 99% perfection stopping all illegal immigration. >> mark: you know, sean that is ask for lupe right and the congressman i will go a step further. that wall is part of the multilayer strategy, the personnel. if you listen to cheap patrol agent down gloria chavez, what else did she say? she said that it gives them operationally advantage, huge advantage she huge -- he used because something as critical as she said is that it reduced assn border patrol agents by 65%. yet they want to say that walls are ineffective. it is just misleading the american people on every front when it comes to that. >> sean: so why is it that the democrats support everything that trump is now advocating for the president put dreamers on the table. but now, it is immoral, but it's really worse. you identify as worse than ever. >> mark: i don't understand or comprehend how you put your hatred and race against the president with 90

lou: thank you, all best, andy mccarthy.e would like your thoughts, comments, on twitter, lou dobbs and facebook and instagram. >> coming up, american cities hundreds of miles from the border may be home to a lot of illegal immigrant children. and all at the expense of the federal taxpayer. we'll take it up and more, former i.c.e. director tom former i.c.e. director tom holzmann our guest stay with these are difficult times for elderly holocaust survivors. with no food and no heat they get weaker and more die everyday. i want you to see their faces. look into their eyes that are haunted still by the memories of the past. they desperately need our help now. a simple blanket, food and medicine are life-saving during the holiday season. these are people who often have to go for days without food. this woman would die in a matter of days or weeks without our help. cold, sick, weak; the jewish people have suffered so much pain in their lives. please call now and say that you will give a special gift of $25 that will help bring th

. >> ashley mccarthy: cookies and milk.ard a lot of. >> quinn: cookies and milk. >> whitaker: lieutenant ashley mccarthy told us, in her nine years in corrections, she's never experienced anything like this. >> mccarthy: you don't have to put on the face of strength 100% of the time, because that's what you have to do in general population. you can't show a weakness, or a deficiency. >> whitaker: and here? >> mccarthy: it's more human, is what it is. >> erfe: it's kind if like going into la-la land, from general population. but, they quickly see that everybody is here to help. >> whitaker: what about punishment? you've got guys in here who've committed terrible crimes? >> erfe: their punishment is their incarceration. it's not our job as correctional professionals to punish somebody even more, while they're incarcerated. >> whitaker: t.r.u.e. aims to recast young lives with incentives. repeated bad behavior, like profanity and bad attitude, has gotten 12 shipped back to the general population. good behavior earns benefits,

lou: thank you, all best, andy mccarthy., comments, on twitter, lou dobbs and facebook and instagram. >> coming up, american cities hundreds of miles from the border may be home to a lot of illegal immigrant children. and all at the expense of the federal taxpayer. we'll take it up and more, former i.c.e. director tom holzmann our guest stay with hmm. exactly. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. nice. but, uh... what's up with your... partner? not again. limu that's your reflection. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ and back pain made it hard to sleep and get up on time. then i found aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid, plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. i'm back. aleve pm for a better am. but some give their clients cookie cutter portfolios. fisher investments tailors portfolios to your goals and needs. some only call when they have something to sell. fisher calls regularly so you stay informed. and while some adviso