does that ring a bell with you mr. west? >> absolutely. >> is there value to that? >> there is great value in that. activities that take place under official time save the federal government money. all the efforts to increase transparency and collect better data do need to identify not just the cost side of the benefit side. >> helping our veterans and maybe to the tune of millions of dollars. >> remember the problems of veterans hospitals several years ago and some of those were uncovered because federal employees spoke up about those. >> that is not just our opinion that is the gao finding in 2017. my time is up, i think this chair. >> thank you gentlemen. i now recognize -- >> a year ago today the house passed on my bill hr 1293 which is a very fundamental accountability transparency bill that would require opm to submit a report each year including the total amount of official time granted to employees. it doesn't pass judgment on what the time was used for, what it should be used for, nothing. all it does is create a transparent process of accounting for all of

does that ring a bell with you, mr. west, what i just said? >> certainly. >> and there's value in that? >> activities that take time save the federal government money, so all the efforts to collect data is helping our veterans. >> helping our veterans, maybe to the tuning of millions of dollars. >> we all know the processes of the va years ago and that uncovered millions of dollars. >> and that's the finding in 2017. >> thank the gentleman, now recognize mr. ross for five minutes. >> i thank the chairman and i thank the panel for being here. a year gue today, the house passed on suspension my bill which mr. kovacs referred to, h.r. 1293, which was a fundamental accountability transparency bill that would require opm to submit a report each year including the official time granted to employees. no accounting on what that time was used for, what it should be used for, nothing, all it does is create the transparent process for accounting for all official time. and in furtherance of that, i uld like to submit for the record an editorial newspaper

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mr. richie, would you ring the 24/5 bell?can, jim. ♪ trade 24/5, with td ameritrade. ♪ >> tucker: former donald trump advisor roger stone said there was possibly another case of fbi meddling in the trump campaign in 2016. he was approached by a man who went by the name of henry greenberg. he wanted to sell the trump campaign damaging information about hillary clinton. and greenberg was apparently an fbi informant, and he believes the entire scheme was an effort by the fbi to set up the trump campaign. what is the truth? andy mccartney is a contributor counterfeiting editor at the national review and he joins us tonight. what do you make of the story? >> it's yet another one of these stories where there is a russian involved. there must be collusion and it must fit into the narrative somehow, but it really doesn't -- there is no limit your connection anymore to me at least for all these stories and what the original allegation was, which was there was a conspiracy between the trump campaign and the kremlin. not just assorted r

. >>> the host of "united shades of america" here on cnn kamau bell joins me now. you saw mr.uzman. there was barbecue becky. and now we have permit patty. her name is alison calling the police on an eight-year-old girl selling water. what's going on here? >> you know, this is the rhetoric of trump and the trump administration being put into action by people who feel they are deputized by the president and the people around the president. we talk about civility. these people don't think they are being uncivil and doing the president's job. and it is happening in oakland. and permit patty in san francisco. the most liberal party in the world. >> she denied as an issue about race and she was only pretending to call the police. >> you can tell when somebody -- yeah. >> police are allies. >> i am sure, yeah, yeah. i am pretending to call the cops on you. like the little girl and her mom pretending to call the cops. that doesn't help the situation. she doesn't get to determine whether or not it's racist. >> allies, equal footing. she by herself is an extension of the law which is t

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mr. legere served as ceo of global 2011 andfrom 2001 to previously held senior positions with bell and at&t. mr. legere has a bachelors degree in business administration from the university of massachusetts, master of science from m.i.t., master of business administration from fairleigh dickinson university. marcelo claure is the executive chairman of the board of sprint corporation. he also serves as the chief operating officer of softbank group -- softbank group corp., the japanese multinational conglomerate that owns a majority stake in sprint. founded mr. claure brightstar corporation as a small district reader of mobile devices -- a small distributor of mobile devices. 20 years later, brightstar has annual revenues in a sense of $10 billion. an immigrant from bolivia, mr. claure earned a bachelor of science in economics and finance from bentley university in massachusetts. asha keddy is vice president of technology systems architecture and client group and general manager of next-generation standards with intel. she is responsible for investigating and delivering the technologies tha

far as last october.police say their investigation is only beginning.devon bell, deputy district attorney"we are searching mr. genest's social media accounts, his computer, his phone, attempting to contact as many victims as we possibly can." police say genest was advertising his babysitting services on a number of websites including sittercity, urban sitter, care and facebook.they're also working with law enforcement officers in both rhode island and virginia -- where genest lived prior to the bay area. devon bell, deputy district attorney"he does have ties to other states so we're trying to get the word out and trying to spread as much information as we can to contact as many potential victims as we can in other states." in other states." (pam) an update to a story we first brought you last night - a go-fund-me page has been set up ... for the family of a man killed at a dinner party in santa rosa. it happened sunday night-- when a colorado man, armed with two handguns and explosives.. barged into a home... oking for his estranged wife. his wife was not there - but police say, walter ross opened fire anywa

mr. richie, would you ring the 24/5 bell?an, jim. ♪ trade 24/5, with td ameritrade. ♪ paul: the trump administration taking final step this week in a plan that could prove to be popular and cheaper, alternative to obamacare coverage. the administration tuesday released its final rule governing association health plans which allow small businesses and the self-employed to band together to buy health insurance based on their industry or location. the rule stems from an executive order that president trump signed in october providing alternatives to the affordable care act. we are back can dan henninger, allysia finley and jason riley and kate bachelder odell. >> there's been a lot of misconceptions about this. a lot think it's allowing junk insurance, who is allowed to band together and offer health insurance. the reason to do this is to enjoy economies of scales the same way large corporations do and diversify risk and lower your administrative costs. this essentially would allow anybody within the same industry anywhere or ac

mr. richie, would you ring the 24/5 bell?im. ♪ trade 24/5, with td ameritrade. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: fbi spying in the 2016 election could be even more far-reaching than we even knew. this tripadvisor says that in 2016, he and roger stone were approached by a man under the alias henry greenberg who asked for $2 million in exchange for dirt on hillary clinton. greenberg, documents indicate, has worked as an fbi informant over the span of 17 years. he thinks he may have been informing when he approached the campaign. michael joins us tonight. thank you very much for coming on. this is one of those stories that penalizing, because the facts that we know for certain, or seem to know for certain, it seemed to go to the fbi. he listed the fbi and an fbi agent on an fbi application. he clearly was working in some facet for the fbi. >> he was. right. we do. when i was interviewed by the mueller investigation on may 2nd, i exposed or answered about this greenberg approach in response to a perjury trap. that really angered my interviewer, and

bell, deputy district attorney"we are searching mr. accounts, his computer, his phone, attempting to contact as many victims as we possibly can...we also also investigating additional leads in the bay area as well as outside the state">police say genest was advertising his babysitting services on a number of websites including sittercity, urban sitter, care and facebook.his bail sits at two million dollars.we'll be at his court hearing this morning at 8:30 - and bring you the latest here on the kron 4 morning news.live in martinez, sara stinson, kron 4 news ( james ) thanks sara. ( darya ) a man accused of molesting 4 children while he worked at a school and summer camp... has pleaded "no contest" to felony charges. hoang tran was an after- school coach at brittan acres elementary school in san carlos for about a month last year. prosecutors say he molested 3 victims there... and a 4th child at a summer camp last july. tran pleaded no contest to the felony charges ... on the condition he register as a sex offender... and serve a 3- yea