mr. jordan. mr. jordan: i thank the gentleman for bringing the motion forward to get this in front of the congress. i recognize the fine gentleman from the state of arizona, mr. gosar, for 1/2 minutes. mr. go sar: i thank the gentleman, mr. jordan. under the obama administration the i.r.s. has consistently proven it can't be trusted to serve the interests of the american people. unelected bureaucrats have weaponized the agency and used it as a tool to blatantly target innocent americans simply for having different political beliefs. rather than cleaning house and restoring the trust of the american people, the i.r.s. commissioner john koskinen has continued the pattern of criminal behavior and lawlessness within the i.r.s. con cost -- on koskinen's watch, 100,000 emails providing critical evidence were completely erased. koskinen failed to comply with a congressional subpoena, failed to testify truthfully in front of congress four different times while under oath and is now the ringleader for the cove

mr. jordan? mr. walberg? mr. walberg votes yes. mr. homage? he votes yet. mr. goes are? mr. goes are both yes. mr. gowdy? mr. gowdy votes yes. mr. fairfield? >> yes. >> mr. thomas moshe. mr. massey? mr. massey votes yes. mr. meadows? mr. meadows votes yes. mr. buck? mr. walker? mr. blum? mr. blum votes yes. mr. hise? he votes yes. mr. russell? mr. russell both yes. mr. carter? mr. grothman? mr. heard? mr. heard votes yes. as to palmer? mr. palmer burgess. this maloney? mr. clay? mr. clay vote just. mr. lynch? mr. lynch vote just. mr. cooper? mr. connolly? mr. connolly ventures. mr. carly? mr. connelly vote just. ms. kelly? miss lawrence? mr. lou? watson coleman? miss watson coleman vote just. ?r. desaulnier mr. boyle? mr. welch? >> the court will report the tally. clerk: on this vote there are 25 yeas and 0 nays. >> the motion is adopted. it is the intention of the chair to reconvene here at 7:30. then we'll close out the remaining of the unclassified questions. we will then at the appropriate time depart for the capitol visitors center as it's been prepared for a closed hea

mr. jordan, mr. chairman.it's an honor to be here tonight but a sad time to be talking about on this topic. as the newest guy here i'm thinking about a lot of things. those who are thinking about this at home, this i.r.s. scandal has been going on since 2010, the first evidence of targeting. six years, a lot of people say why are you guys looking into this. why has it taken so long to look into it? congress has looked into it since 2013 and been here for a long time. and what we see here is a frustration with the system that in our own body is having a hard time working. we would like to see this go through the judiciary committee and go through a different standard process, but that process has continued to stall, delay and not happen. and i think we owe it to people that september us here to do what we said we would do which is to support and defend this constitution. if we can have people come and give inaccurate testimony. if we can have subpoenas ignored. if we can have evidence destroyed, then as george

mr. jordan: mr. koskinen, that's not what the united states court of appeals for the district of columbia said. they just issued a decision on august 5, 2016, last month. i just want to read from that decision. they said, cessation has never occurred. the i.r.s. has admitted to the inspector general, to the district court and to this court that applications for exemps by some plaintiffs have never to this day been processed. that sounds like still going on to me, mr. koskinen. let's read further. commissioner koskinen: ok. mr. jordan: they said it's absurd to suggest that the effect of the i.r.s.'s unlawful conduct was to delay plaintiff's applications has been eradicated when two of the plaintiffs has been pending. it's absurd to say targeting has stopped when the unlawful conduct continues. again, this is not jim jordan saying this. this is not donald trump saying this. this is not the freedom caucus saying this. this is the united states court of appeals for the district of columbia decided just s

mr. jordan? mr. wahlberg? mr. wahlberg votes yes. mr. homage? mr. gaucher? mr. gaucher votes yes. mr. gowdy? mr. gowdy budget is. as jim? mr. massey but just. mr. meadows? mr. is votes yes. mr. buck? mr. walker? mr. blum? mr. blum vote just. mr. hice? mr. hice vote yes mr. russell? mr. russell vote just mr. carter? mr. gossman question mark mr. russman votes yes. mr. heard? easter heard votes yes. mr. palmer question mark mr. palmer bunches. mr. cummings? mr. cummings but just. mr. malone -- miss maloney. clay? mr. clay vote just. mr. lynch? mr. conley? mr. commonly vote just. mr. conley? mr. conley votes yes. mr. boyle. esther welch. -- mr. welch. >> let the court record a tally. >> on this vote there are 25 yea nay's.zero will now close the court, at the appropriate time we will depart for the capital visitors center as it has been prepared for a closed hearing of the committee. only members of the committee. the witnesses and counsel me be present. the clerk has been directed only to allow these persons to enter at that appropriate time. at recess until 7:30. announcer: the house o

mr. jordan chooses to do that i think he has that right.he's saying the same thing i believe that a lot of the leaders are saying within the community, you want to see the community brought back together, you want to see how -- you want to prevent the racial, the political, law enforcement divide within the communit community. >> it's one thing to put a statement out, and i'm not being critical at all, but someone as famous, as well known, renown and respected as michael jordan, he owns the nba team in the city, would it be more helpful to have him give this message face to face on camera to the people? >> again, i wouldn't want to comment to that. people handle situations differently and if mr. jordan chooses to have a hard copy in writing for the people to see, that would be his choice. my wife sent me a -- not an article but a short speech of martin luther king and it pretty much said similar things to what mr. jordan said as well so it's about unifying the country as a whole, not just charlotte but the country, and bringing trust back w

mr. jordan? mr. walberg? mr. walberg votes yes. mr. homage? he votes yet. mr. gowdy? mr. gowdy votes yes. mr. massey? mr. massey votes yes. mr. meadows? mr. meadows votes yes. mr. buck? mr. walker? mr. blum? mr. blum votes yes. mr. hise? he votes yes. mr. russell? mr. russell votes yes. mr. carter? mr. grofman. mr. heard? mr. heard votes yes. mr. palmer? mr. palmer votes yes. mr. cummings? mr. cummings votes yes. ms. maloney? ms. norton. mr. clay? mr. clay votes yes. mr. lynch? mr. lynch votes yes. mr. cooper? mr. connolly? mr. connolly votes yes. mr. cartwright? mr. cartwright votes yes. ms. duck worth? ms. kelly? ms. lawrence? mr. boyle? mr. welch? >> clerk will report the tally. >> on this vote there are 25 yeas and 0 nays. >> the motion is adopted. it is the intention of the chair to reconvene here at 7:30. then we'll close out the remaining of the unclassified questions. we will then at the appropriate time depart for the capitol visitors center as it's been prepared for a closed hearing of the committee. only members of the committee, designated committee staff, the

mr. jordan sai. you tell people you're going to violate their rights and then if they seek litigation to get their rights, then you say we're going to continue to violate your rights until the case is over and the court thought that was unacceptable and i do, too. let me move on. you have admitted that the subpoenas that were issued for learner's e-mail that's the irs did not comply. there were tapes that were destroyed, correct? >> that's correct. i mean, we did supposed to produce evidence. we produced evidence that we v. >> i think you acknowledged that your testimony in 2014, did you testify falsely because you said "everything has been preserved. nothing has been destroyed." and, of course, as we've established in march just a few months before that there were tapes that were destroyed containing pertinent e-mails. you also testified that day that you -- that irs confirmed that backup tapes no longer existed. i remember that exchange. i was sitting there. they drilled down you to. what does it m

mr. jordan. mr. jordan votes yes. mr. walberg. mr. amash. mr. amash votes yes. mr. gosar. r. desjarlais. mr. desjarlais votes yes. mr. gowdy. mr. gowdy votes yes. mr. farenthold. mr. farenthold: yes. mr. farenthold votes yes. mrs. lummis. mr. massie. mr. massie: yes. >> mr. massie votes yes. mr. meadows votes yes. r. mulvaney. mr. buck. mr. walker. mr. walker votes yes. mr. blum. mr. blum votes yes. mr. hice. mr. hice votes yes. mr. russell. mr. carter. mr. grothman. mr. grothman votes yes. mr. hurd. mr. hurd votes yes. mr. palmer. mr. palmer votes yes. mr. cummings. mr. cummings votes no. mrs. maloney. mrs. maloney votes no. ms. norton. mr. clay. mr. clay votes no. mr. lynch. mr. lynch votes no. mr. cooper. mr. connolly. mr. connolly: never, no how, no way, no. >> mr. connolly votes no. ms. duckworth. ms. duckworth votes no. ms. kelly. ms. kelly votes no. mrs. lawrence. mrs. lawrence votes no. mr. lieu. mrs. watson coleman. mrs. watson coleman votes no. ms. plaskett. ms. plaskett votes no. mr. desaler in. mr. desauliner votes no. mr. welch. r. welch votes no. ms. lujan grish

mr. jordan was arrested by the us in louisiana in august of this year." jordan was caught first. "and now we are still after miss webb she was initially questioned i believe in february but subsequently released and now another warrant has been issued for her arrest in this case." agents say before this, webb didn't have a record "she clearly stepped right up to the highest level criminal activity with this case." but now the young lady is up jonathon gregg, fox6 news. ariella webb is just 18-years-old. she's five - foot 2 and weighs 103 pounds. "ambitious" is tattooed on her left arm. webb is wanted for attempted homicide and false imprisonment if you have any information on her whereabouts call marshals at >>> lights, camera, access. >>> what are your impressions of him? >> i remember thinking, where's my baby? where's my baby? >> 20 years of silence broken by jonbenet's's brother burke. is there something off about his interview? dr. phil speaks out. >> i suspect people are going to opine about that a lot. >>> plus, kendall and kylie caught in an elevator. oh, those firefighte

mr. jordan, i think, relayed some of the timetable on friday, july 1st. the attorney general said she would take whatever recommendations fbi came up with. on saturday, the 2nd of july, the vans pull up and they interviewed the witness for, what, four hours was it? >> something like that. >> something like that. i asked the questions if it was record recorded and did he participate in it, the director. no. then we found out that there were the 302s that were taken. is that correct? the summaries, the summaries were taken? >> a 302 for ms. clinton? >> yes. and on july 5th -- the 4th was a monday -- it was announced by the director there would be no prosecution or case closed by basically the attorney general the next day. that's pretty much the sequence. isn't it? >> i think he made that recommendation. >> and the case is closed. now, i've been on the committee longer than anyone here. i can never remember an instance -- and the chairman went back to before the teapot dome scandal when even during some of these investigations we have always had access to i

mr. jordan was arrested by the us in louisiana in august of this year." jordan was caught first. "and she was initially questioned i believe in february but subsequently released and now another warrant has been issued for her arrest in this case." agents say before this, webb didn't have a record "she clearly stepped right up to the highest level criminal activity with this case." but now the young lady is up for a long stay in prison. jonathon gregg, fox6 news. ariella webb is just 18-years-old. she's five - foot 2 and weighs 103 pounds. left arm. webb is wanted for attempted homicide and false imprisonment if you have any information on her whereabouts call marshals at 414- 297-3707 toss to ten you are watching fox 6 news at 10. 10p open our big story... a 28-year-old woman is accused of her third o-w-i..... killed a uw whitewater student. fox6's rachelle baillon has the story. shortly before 5 p-m on thursday, authorities say the driver of a white pick-up truck was headed west on state highway 59 near road x in the town of eagle, when the car drifted over onto the shoulder si

mr. jordan was arrested by the us in louisiana in august of this year." jordan was caught first. "and now we are still after miss webb she was initially questioned i believe in february but subsequently released and now another war for her arrest in this case." agents say before this, webb didn't have a record "she clearly stepped right up to the highest level criminal activity with this case." but now the young lady is up for a long stay in prison. jonathon gregg, fox6 news. ariella webb is just 18-years-old. she's five - foot 2 and weighs 103 pounds. "ambitious" is tattooed on her left arm. webb is wanted for attempted homicide and false imprisonment if you have any 414- 297-3707 10pm open we start with breaking news tonight... a two-month old girl...shot on "eye"- 43. investigators to shut down the freeway for a time tonight. let's go live to our theo keith. theo, how's the baby doing? north shore fire and rescue tells us she is expected to live. taken to children's hospital for treatment. what we don't know is what led up to this freeway shooting. investigators close i-43 nor

mr. jordan for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. koskinen is the irs still targeting conservative groups? >> absolutely. that is not what the united states court of appeals for the district of columbia said. they just issued a decision on august 5th, 2016. last month. i just want to read from that decision. they said, cessation has never occurred. the irs has admitted to the inspector general, to the district court, and to this court that applications for exemption by some plaintiffs have never to this day been processed. that sounds like still going on to me, mr. koskinen. let me read further. >> okay. >> they say it is absurd to suggest that the effect of the irs's unlawful conduct which delayed processing of plaintiffs applications has been eradicated when two of the plaintiff's applications remain pending. sounds like targeting still going on to me. let me just paraphrase that. it is absurd to say targeting stops when the unlawful conduct continues. again this is not jim jordan saying this. this is not donald trump saying this.

mr. jordan? mr. jordan votes yes. mr. wahlberg. mr. thomas, yes. mr. gosar. mr. desjarlais votes yes. mr. gowdy votes yes. votes yes.old mrs. lummis. mr. massey, yes. mr. meadows, yes. mr. desantis, yes, . mr. mulvaney. mr. buck. mr. walker votes yes. mr. blum votes yes. mr. heiss votes yes. mr. russell. mr. carter. mr. grothman votes yes. mr. heard votes yes. mr. palmer votes yes. mr. cummings votes no. ms. maloney votes no. ms. norton. mr. kwai votes no. -- mr. clay votes no. mr. lynch votes no. mr. cooper. mr. connolly echo mr? way, no.lly: never, no connolly votes no. ms. duckworth, no. ms. kelly, no. ms. lawrence, no. ms. watson coleman, no. mr. lou. ms. plaskett votes no. mr. desaulnier votes no. mr. boyle votes no. mr. welch votes no. ms. lujan grisham votes no. >> how is the member from the district of columbia recorded? >> ms. norton is not recorded. ms. norton votes no. >> have all members been recorded? >> ms. lummis is not recorded. she votes yes. >> have all members had an opportunity to vote? anybody else? how is the member for michigan, mr. wahlberg recorded? >> mr. wah

mr. jordan. mr. jordan votes yes. mr. walberg. mr. amash. mr. amash votes yes. mr. gosar. mr. desjarlais. mr. desjarlais votes yes. mr. gowdy. mr. gowdy votes yes. mr. farenthold. mr. farenthold: yes. mr. farenthold votes yes. mrs. lummis. mr. massie. mr. massie: yes. >> mr. messie votes yes. mr. -- mr. massie votes yes. mr. meadows votes yes. mr. mulvaney. mr. buck. mr. walker. mr. walker votes yes. mr. blum. r. blum votes yes. mr. hice. mr. hice votes yes. mr. russell. mr. carter. mr. grothman. mr. grothman votes yes. mr. hurd. mr. hurd votes yes. mr. palmer. mr. palmer votes yes. mr. cummings. mr. cummings votes no. mrs. maloney. mrs. maloney votes no. ms. norton. mr. clay. mr. clay votes no. mr. lynch. mr. lynch votes no. mr. cooper. mr. connolly. mr. connolly: never, no how, no way, no. >> mr. connolly votes no. ms. duckworth. ms. duckworth votes no. ms. kelly. ms. kelly votes no. mrs. lawrence. rs. lawrence votes no. mr. lieu. mrs. watson coleman. mrs. watson coleman votes no. ms. plaskett. ms. plaskett votes no. mr. desaler in. mr. desauliner votes no. mr. welch. mr. we

mr. jordan boats yes. mr. walberg, mr. kosar, mr. dowdy votes yes. mr. meadows, mr.eadows votes yes, mr. desantis boats yes mr. buck, mr. walker boats yes mr. bluhm mr. carter mr. hurd mr. hurd votes yes mr. palmer mr. palmer votes yes. mr. cummings, mr. cummings votes no. >> miss maloney miss maloney votes no. miss norton. mr. clay, mr. clay votes no. mr. lynch, mr. lynch votes no. mr. cooper, mr. connelly. >> never, know-how, no way, no. >> mr. connelly votes no. >> miss kelly, ms. kelly votes no. miss lawrence, miss lawrence votes no. >> mr. lu, ms. watson coleman votes no. miss plaskett votes no mr. boyle, mr. boyle votes no. mr. welch, mr. welch votes no. miss grisham votes no. >> how is the number from the district from columbia reported? >> miss norton is not recorded. >> miss norton votes no. >> does any other member, have all members been recorded? >> miss islamists is not recorded. >> miss lummus votes yes. >> have all members had an opportunity to vote? how is the member from michigan, mr. walberg recorded? >> mr. walberg is not recorded, he votes yes. >>

mr. jordan that you learned in april that these emails were missing. >> kept understand there's two sets of emails. the emails i knew were missing in april 2014 were from the lowest learner hard drive crash. no one knew until 2015 about the erasing of tapes in martin's work. when i testified in june. the committee nora. >> where you testifying that since the start of the investigation nothing has been lost, nothing has been lost, nothing has been destroyed? >> at the time a testimony the testimony was about the lowest learner crash. >> but you also testified a few weeks later that you know in april there is a problem. in fact kate devol, your senior person in february but you said you personally knew in april and you came before congress and he gave the definitive statements. >> if you look at the timing of it you had the report from us on the entire production system and the lowest learner hard drive. >> but what you said was false. >> was a true or false we say? >> it was true as far as i knew. but in april you said you knew in april they were missing email. >> yes. and i and i filed a

mr. jordan, aye. .r. wahlberg, y mr. thomas, yes. mr. gosar. yesterday chevrolet -- mr. desjarlais yes. mr. dowdy, yes. yes. mrs. lummis. mr. massey, yes. mr. meadows, yes. mr. desantis, yes, mr. mulvaney. mr. buck. mr. walker, yes. mr. blum, yes. eiss, yes. mr. russell. mr. carter. mr. grothman, yes. mr. heard, yes. mr. palmer. , yes. mr. cummings, no. no.maloney, ms. norton. mr. kwai, no. mr. lynch, no. mr. cooper. mr. connolly, no. no way. this duckworth, no. miss kelly, no. miss lawrence, no. .r. lou, ms. watson coleman, no. ms. plaskett, no. mr. desaulnier, no. mr. boyle, no. welch, no. ms. lujan grisham, no. >> how is the member from the district of london recorded? -- columbia recorded? >> not recorded. >> have all members been recorded? >> miss lummis is not recorded. she votes yes. >> all members opportunity to vote? the member from michigan? he votes yes. we good? -- clark will report the tally. ayes, 15 nay. motion to reconsider is laid on the table. members will have today to submit their views on the report considered. i asking anna's consent that the staff bailout to make

mr. jordan? mr. jordan votes yes. mr. wahlberg? [ inaudible ] mr. amash? mr. amash votes yes. mr. gocar? mr. dejarle. >> yes. >> mr. gowdy? >> mr. gowdy votes yes. mr. farenthold. >> yes. >> mrs. lummis? mr. massey? >> yes. >> mr. massey votes yes. mr. meadows? mr. meadows votes yes. mr. de santis? mr. de santis votes yes. mr. mulvanemulvaney? mr. buck? mr. walker? >> yes. >> mr. walker votes yes. mr. blum? mr. blum votes yes. mr. heis? mr. heis votes yes. mr. russell? mr. carter? mr. grothman? >> yes. >> mr. grothman votes yes. mr. herd? mr. herd votes yes. mr. palmer? mr. palmer votes yes. mr. cummings? >> no. >> mr. cummings votes no. >> ms. maloney. ms. maloney votes no. ms. norton? mr. clay? mr. clay votes no. mr. lynch? >> nope. >> mr. lynch votes no. mr. cooper? mr. conley? >> never, no how, no way, no. >> mr. conley votes no. >> ms. duckworth? >> no. >> ms. duckworth votes no. ms. kelly? ms. kelly votes no. ms. lawrence? >> no. >> ms. lawrence votes no. >> mr. lew? ms. watson coleman? ms. watson coleman votes no. ms. plaskett? >> no. >> mr. desonnier? mr. desonnier votes n

mr. jordan put up about the need to strip out a [video clip] [video clip]'s, very v.i.p.'s email address. this is a piece i'm referring to a federal record, isn't he? director comey: i don't know which records he's referring to. mr. chaffetz: how is this not a conscious effort to alter federal records? the proximity to the date is just stunning. director comey: what's the question? mr. chaffetz: how is this not a conscious effort to alter a federal record? director comey: depending upon what the record was and what he was trying to do and whether there would be disclosure to the people they were producing it to saying we changed this for privacy purposes. i just don't know sitting here. mr. chaffetz: these are documents under subpoena. these federal records were under subpoena. they were under a preservation order. did he destroy documents? director comey: don't know whether that was true in july of 2014. they were under subpoena. mr. chaffetz: did he ultimately destroy federal records? director comey: i have no reason to believe he destroyed federal records. mr. chaffetz:

mr. jordan put out about the e-mail address and a bunch of archived e-mails. it's referring to a federal record, isn't it? >> i don't know exactly which record he is referring to. >> how is this not a conscious effort to alter federal records? the proximity to the data is just stunning. what's the question? >> how is this not a conscious effort to alter a federal record? >> it depends on whether record wasn't exactly what he was trying to do and whether they would be disclosure to the people that were producing a thing we change this from public privacy purposes. either documents that were under subpoena federal records under subpoena under the preservation order, did he destroy documents? you told me that was true in july of 2014 and you are under subpoena. did he ultimately destroy federal records? >> i have no reason to believe he destroyed federal records. >> he used bleach, did he not? >> the question was what was already produce? >> the reason he wanted immunity he had done the leach pit business after was publicity about the demand from congress for the

mr. jordan put up with the e-mail address but the proximity to the date is deadening. >> the question questfor mattel was is not a conscious effort to alter the record correct spirit that is exactly what he was trying to do if it was exposure to say that we change this for privacy purposes. >> documents under subpoena linter the preservation of hour. >> it out of that was true july 2014. >> did feel ultimately destroy federal records quick. >> have a reason to believe that he did. >> wallace used before the bleach pet. >> not just publicity but there was the preservation of order. >> you have. >> no one had to you rudy thief because in beverly the moon and bed if it was an incredible confusion up but to respect his new as iraq our record is a the of movement that was incredible that they did not have evidence to disbelieve but the hope was still lag may be they will often. but he did destroy a federal records in he was told the some point to do this? who told him initially? he was supposed to win in december who told him to do that? the. >> whenever lawyers were but those records were in th

mr. jordan, five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i had questions for the gentlemen who are not here, so i want to walk the committee through a few slides. this is where we were earlier when mr. norton was here. this is an e-mail from one of those guys. one of them sent it and/or received it. august 2015. a lot of things happened before that date. wondering now how they can sneak in an e-mail stating when they asked us to cut the backups and have them confirm it for our records, we're starting to think this whole thing is really covering up a lot of bad stuff. they wanted something in writing because they knew they were going to get thrown under the bus later on. that's what -- and we know that they changed the backup strurks because look at the fbi report, page 18. cheryl mills instructed someone -- name is redacted -- to modify the e-mail retention policy on clinton's clintonmail.com e-mail account. she wanted to get rid of anything after 60 days. so we know they were instructed to. let's walk through some history here. from the fb

while "the voice" winner jordan smith performed, we spotted "mr. robot" who won the outstanding actor dramm with a gorgeous blond. he said, i'll call you before heading out. and the comedy writing winner it had the transparent cast. gabby hoffman ditched her red carpet dress for jeans. but the most star-studded bash of the night was by far the hbo party. >> what's the plan when you get inside? >> go and find everyone, and watch them get progressively drunker. >> the "game of thrones" cast had a lot to celebrate. the show won outstanding drama row breaking the record for the most emmy wins ever, 38. beating "frazier." >> also here, john mayer, straight from rocking out with the emmy orchestra. tom hiddalson was all smiles, posing for pics. amy schumer didn't win any of her six categories last night but nailed it in every party photo. she hit up the hbo party in flip-flops with boyfriend ben and sister kim. around 10:30, she ed get home and get out of her dress. >> in honor of amy. thank you, amy. >> saw a lot of that at the hbo party. definitely. ex

while "the voice" winner jordan smith performed, we spotted mr.obot who won outstanding actor drama deep in convo with a gorgeous blond. he said, i'll call you before heading out. and the comedy writing winner hanging with kevin spacey. the amazon party had the transparent cast which starred gabby hoffman ditching her red carpet dress for jeans. but the most star-studded bash of the night was by far the hbo party. >> what's the plan when you get inside? >> go and find everyone, and watch them get progressively drunker. >> amelia clark and the game of thrones cast had a lot to celebrate. they won for the second year in a row, breaking the record for the most emmy wins ever, 38. >> i'm here now. >> also here, john mayer, straight from rocking out with the emmy orchestra. tom was all smiles greeting fans and posing for pics. amy schumer didn't win any of her six categories last night but nailed it in every party photo. she hit up the hbo party in flip-flops with boyfriend ben and sister kim. but around 10:30, she headed out, telling me she couldn't w

jordan: look, i have said -- when mr. john boehner was speaker. it is a tough job. you have to deal with harry reid, barack obama, nancy pelosi. it is not an easy job. i have the most respect for the individual who holds that office. i think paul is a great communicator, a conservative individual who understands policy in a deep way. i do believe we need to push a little more in certain areas. i thought last fall was the time to set a new tone. we had just gotten a new speaker. we had the terrible attacks in san bernardino and paris. isis said they were trying to exploit our refugee law and get terrible people into the country to do terrible things to americans. that refugee bill was 40's -- with 47 democrats, it was probably a 95% issue. everyone said that is good, common sense. even 47 democrats voted for it, a republican bill. the president says he will veto. harry reid says he will filibuster it. we went to the leadership and set put that on the omnibus bill. tell the president if you think it's more important to let refugees in this country who were not properl

mr. clerk how are you today. >> just fine. >> good do roll call. >> commissioner cohen commissioner bridges i believe commissioner bridges is excused commissioner driscoll commissioner makras commissioner meiberger commissioner paskin-jordan she's here. >> mr. stansbury we have quorum you. >> i refreshment that could you call item 3 occlusion. >> all right. ladies and gentlemen, we'll go into closed session we'll resume at the 2:30 may i take public comment what we mr. wen beggar and good afternoon, everyone thank you. we'll come out of closed session. >> everyone can take your seats thank you very much may i have a motion from one the members of the board not to due process with was covered in closed session a motion that he snielg e commissioner driscoll and seconded by commissioner paskin-jordan without objection this motion passes thank you. >> mr. clerk could you call the next item. >> on the agendas. >> item 4 general public comment. >> thank you all right. ladies and gentlemen, now is the time general public comment you'll have to men's to talk about anything that is on the agenda please come forward if you're interested in speaking there are no speaker cards. >> i'm opening up the platform at this point thank you

mr. clerk how are you today. >> just fine. >> good do roll call. >> commissioner cohen commissioner bridges i believe commissioner bridges is excused commissioner driscoll commissioner makras commissioner meiberger commissioner paskin-jordan she's here. >> mr. stansbury we have quorum you. >> i refreshment that could you call item 3 occlusion. >> all right. ladies and gentlemen, we'll go into closed session we'll resume at the 2:30 may i take public comment what we mr. wen beggar and good afternoon, everyone thank you. we'll come out of closed session. >> everyone can take your seats thank you very much may i have a motion from one the members of the board not to due process with was covered in closed session a motion that he snielg e commissioner driscoll and seconded by commissioner paskin-jordan without objection this motion passes thank you. >> mr. clerk could you call the next item. >> on the agendas. >> item 4 general public comment. >> thank you all right. ladies and gentlemen, now is the time general public comment you'll have to men's to talk about anything that is on the agenda please come forward if you're interested in speaking there are no speaker cards. >> i'm opening up the platform at this point thank you

mr. paskin-jordan doesn't want to serve as the chair? >> i don't know if he doesn't want to, i think it is just the time. >> okay. >> um, 23 if there is no discussion we can open up to public comment. anyone who would like to comment on the directors report? please come up. >> good afternoon commissioners. [inaudible] my only issue is on september 14 is when reccsf holds the membership meetings so can't attend the committee which has interest for a number of our members and actually for some of my [inaudible] colleagues retirees. it would be really helpful to schedule that esg committee meeting on a different date. thank you. >> okay, thanks. anyone else? public comment is closed. thank you director for the report. we will go ahead and move to item 14, please. >> item 14, discussion item. retirement borebd member good of the order. >> colleagues, anything you like to discuss? alright. let's take public comment for the good of the order. seeing none, pucklic comment is closed mpt call item 15. >> item 15, discussion item. retirement board

mr. donald trump mentioned the king of jordan as potential partners and allies, this is big, major change of what was before. sicy was criticized by this administration, not by congress but by this administration. lou: criticized, by the way, because he would not do what president obama said which was make the muslim brotherhood part of his new government. that's about as extraordinary and arrogant gesture as any country can make to another to try to dictate the makeup of the government that you're creating. >> this is against the course of history. 33million egyptians, the largest group of humans rose against the brotherhood before he does any decision, he backed them. i think we should have backed him and we didn't. lou: and it's going to be interesting to see how this history unfolds because so much depends on how well the next president deals with all of the many challenges and tests an threats from the middle east and northern africa. the world extends beyond that to russia, china and beyond and this hemisphere as well but settling to do there. walid phares thank you for being with u

mrs. cutler. >> good afternoon. jordan [inaudible] davis. formerly homeless. i'm a few formally homeless people here. i just want to say nobody in this room i'm pretty sure wants to live in a tent encampment. i know i didn't want to live in a tent encampment but let's face it, there are not enough exists to tent encampments and those exhibits that are there are substandard. shelter, we have been through this thousand times before and why we had to do the navigation center and why we are expandic the concept. all the housing are usually non-profit hotels which are lack of safety. there is a lot of vandalizing rules. a lot of like health hazards that are probably worse that encampment. it is a haaseal environment for lgbt like myself. you live with rapist and pedophiles and arsnist and deal with health issues. i'm not saying we are spoiled but unless we give a safe, decent affordable place to live people will reject this. i'm sure a lot of people if they offered what they were offering utah, they get the heck off the streets. of course what we are offering right

mrs. cutler. >> good afternoon. jordan [inaudible] davis. formerly homeless. i'm a few formally homeless people here. i just want to say nobody in this room i'm pretty sure wants to live in a tent encampment. i know i didn't want to live in a tent encampment but let's face it, there are not enough exists to tent encampments and those exhibits that are there are substandard. shelter, we have been through this thousand times before and why we had to do the navigation center and why we are expandic the concept. all the housing are usually non-profit hotels which are lack of safety. there is a lot of vandalizing rules. a lot of like health hazards that are probably worse that encampment. it is a haaseal environment for lgbt like myself. you live with rapist and pedophiles and arsnist and deal with health issues. i'm not saying we are spoiled but unless we give a safe, decent affordable place to live people will reject this. i'm sure a lot of people if they offered what they were offering utah, they get the heck off the streets. of course what we are offering right

clerk to note the house is bridges, driscoll, cohen and paskin-jordan and without objection the motion passes unanimously. um, could we take mr. clerk call item number 4. >> item 4, general public comment. >> thank you. like to welcome anyone to come up for general public comment to talk about generally what is on your mind. you have two minutes to talk. i do have public comment cards in front of me. i have one, richard hack. please, sir, come down. good to see you. good afternoon. >> i have a few points to cover. first of all, hedge funds sounds to me like throwing a billion dollars down a hole. i think it gives aid and comfort to the jihad wages to publicicized public institutions especially the [inaudible] ones mptd we know modern economics muses higher mathematics. what is does is patiently spained to others like me and members of the board who are not conversant with math. the math gives looks that economic activity and brings new facktders into play. calculation and assessment. some are fascinateic in and of them sevl, however, there is the danger with too much reliance on [inaudible] even on math instd of plain english

he appointed barbara jordan to run that program. >> the opportunity mr. trump has right now is to clarify what does it mean when he says to fix the legal immigration process. what a lot of people don't know is almost half of the immigrants undocumented today came to the country legally but there is not a legal mechanism to change status. it happened to me as a documented immigrant that at some point in my life i was undocumented because i couldn't change from a student visa to a work visa. that's a real gap. he has an opportunity to tell us what it means to fix the illegal immigration process. elizabeth: americans are tired of the heated rhetoric. the use of pejorative terms like racist. bill clinton had the same ideas as bill clinton. he was not called a racist. he was applaud. what works? maybe a wall would work. many countries in the european union have set up wall to the protect their borders. maybe the deportation force is the hot button issue. maybe he needs to dial it back. >> trump's target audience is suburban women. he's under performing where r

. >> tulsa police chief chuck jordan said officer betty shelby encountered mr.r and his vehicle while en route to another call. and requested backup because he was not cooperating. officer shelby has been placed on administrative leave. the department of justice has opened an independent investigation, and we would know none of this tonight, and we are virtually certain that there would be a completely different police story about this if we did not have videotape telling us the story. donald trump surely knowing that his white supremacist supporters don't want to hear about this case has unsurprisingly said absolutely nothing about it. >>> and up next, we're going to have an exclusive interview with a man who has a big plan for helping hillary clinton in the final stretch. i love that my shop is part of the morning ritual around here. people rely on that first cup and i wouldn't want to mess with that. but when (my) back pain got bad, i couldn't sleep. i had trouble getting there on time. then i found aleve pm. aleve pm is the only one to combine a sleep aid pl

mrs. cutler. >> good afternoon. jordan [inaudible] davis. formerly homeless. i'm a few formally homeless people here. i just want to say nobody in this room i'm pretty sure wants to live in a tent encampment. i know i didn't want to live in a tent encampment but let's face it, there are not enough exists to tent encampments and those exhibits that are there are substandard. shelter, we have been through this thousand times before and why we had to do the navigation center and why we are expandic the concept. all the housing are usually non-profit hotels which are lack of safety. there is a lot of vandalizing rules. a lot of like health hazards that are probably worse that encampment. it is a haaseal environment for lgbt like myself. you live with rapist and pedophiles and arsnist and deal with health issues. i'm not saying we are spoiled but unless we give a safe, decent affordable place to live people will reject this. i'm sure a lot of people if they offered what they were offering utah, they get the heck off the streets. of course what we are offering right

. >> tulsa police chief chuck jordan said officer betty shelby encountered mr.vehicle wheile en route to another call. and requested backup because he was not cooperating. officer shelby has been placed on administrative leave. the department of justice has opened an independent investigation, and we would know none of this tonight, and we are virtually certain that there would be a completely different police story about this if we did not have videotape telling us the story. donald trump surely knowing that his white supremacist supporters don't want to hear about this case has unsurprisingly said absolutely nothing about it. >>> and up next, we're going to have an exclusive interview with a man who has a big plan for helping hillary clinton in the final stretch. my eyelove is season 1, episode 1. my eyelove is making a story come alive. eyelove is all the things we love to do with our eyes. but it's also having a chat with your eye doctor about dry eyes that interrupt the things you love. because if your eyes feel dry, ihy, gritty, or you have occasional blur

mrs. cutler. >> good afternoon. jordan [inaudible] davis. formerly homeless. i'm a few formally homeless people here. i just want to say nobody in this room i'm pretty sure wants to live in a tent encampment. i know i didn't want to live in a tent encampment but let's face it, there are not enough exists to tent encampments and those exhibits that are there are substandard. shelter, we have been through this thousand times before and why we had to do the navigation center and why we are expandic the concept. all the housing are usually non-profit hotels which are lack of safety. there is a lot of vandalizing rules. a lot of like health hazards that are probably worse that encampment. it is a haaseal environment for lgbt like myself. you live with rapist and pedophiles and arsnist and deal with health issues. i'm not saying we are spoiled but unless we give a safe, decent affordable place to live people will reject this. i'm sure a lot of people if they offered what they were offering utah, they get the heck off the streets. of course what we are offering right

mr. james rouse. >> i was continuing to investigate break-ins. we got an anonymous phone call at the sheriff's office saying prevatt and jordan were together, and they. and we were given the exact location of it. myself and another officer rode down that way. we saw the car. and as we approached the car, they took off. >> the chase immediately sped up to speeds of 70, 80 miles per hour. jordan started shooting at us first with a handgun, and then several shots from a long barrel shotgun. we realized right then we were chasing more than just a bunch of petty thieves. also during the chase, they were throwing stuff out going down the road, which one time was a short gun of some sort. and i noted the place where they threw it out so we were able to come back and get it. we got another car up with us and a car pulled up to the side of them. a run block. they tried to turn off on an adjacent road. when they did, they lost control. >> we took them back to the sheriff's office. booked them on a number of charges. assaulting officers and pleaing to resisting arrest. of course, we didn't know what they had done over the last few days. started inventorying th

mr. cooper, trying to gain politically from the pain of victims and families. governor, please stop. . >>> the carolina hurricanes will rangers. his brother jordan though remains with the canes and will be a center piece with the team for the season. jordan having come to grip without having his brother alongside. >> obviously there is mixed feelings. obviously moving eric has been hard on me but there is some ups and downs throughout that situation. but we had a long summer, or i had a long summer. and definitely mentally ready to go and ready to give it my for this team. >> jord and staal and the hurricanes open training camp friday morning. duke and caroline are playing one of the biggest games of the season next year. it will honor nike found ear who turns 80. the event will run from thursday, november 23rd, through sunday, the 26th. to georgia in the rear. the defense will be tested by a pan they are offense averaging 30 points per game. >> ourl goal is to be state champs, so this week really starts all of our goals of what we want to accomplish this year. >>> duke is used to getting off to a much tougher. they lost two straight at northwes

mr. kaepernick are insulting to the members of the scpoa. former oakland police chief and kpix 5 law enforcement expert howard jordan says politics need to be set aside despite raw emotions. >> it's foolish for them to, um, put the lives of the, um, thousands of people that are attending the, um, ball games in jeopardy because they don't agree with what he is doing. >> colin absolutely has the right to be able to protest or do things that we may not agree with personally but we still have a job to do. >> reporter: officers from the santa clara police department are never forced to work events here. anytime they are here it's voluntary overtime. earlier today, 49ers head coach chip kelly announced that blaine gabbert will be his starting quarterback. and colin kaepernick will be his backup. you will hear much more with vern glenn ahead in sports tonight. from levi's stadium, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> two correctional officers were critically injured after a shooting at the foothill county jail. investigators say a man shot two jail guards this morning. they say vang entered the jail and wanted to see someone. authorities say there were about

mr. carter met not only with anwar sadat of egypt but king hussein of jordan, king khalid of saudi arabiae united states had always backed the shah of iran and that goes back to 1953, in fact, when america essentially put the shah into power. >> iran is an island of stability and one of the more troubled areas of the world. >> even though western government loved the shah, they weren't really paying attention to the fact on the ground. and there were many people who were discontented with the shah in part because of his extremely oppressive policies. >> iran was seen as important for its oil resources but also because the shah was an ally when it came to regional goals. this was a natural alliance of the united states. >> the president and the shah of iran spent a long time speaking abut the middle east. >> jimmy carter saw the middle east and the settlement of the conflict between israelis and arabs as central to any kind of stability for the next generation. >> hopes for a middle east peace settlement were never higher than they were last november when sadat went to jerusalem to meet be