. >> thank you i'd like to call up the president of the department of the environment commission mr. josh. just his comments on a document that his department on his comments or thoughts about the redictation that happened >> sure supervisors. i chair the commission on the environment where we had a briefing about the document we actually saw the document before we we saw you talking about it at the board of supervisors. one of the things i think we're hoping to do as the environment commission we're produced find work of the staff of the department of the environment. this is a critical document and we're taken by the feedback and the testimony of advocates because environmentalism is really drinking i driven by advocates and believers. one of the things i was looking forward to we've longed tried to have a joint commission with the sf puc specifically around what is the program. what are our options clean power sf is obviously, the one that's been discussed we don't know of others i think i know the page number what i understand in the environmental discussions there's the language in t

. >> joining me now senior national security correspondent for the daily beast mr. josh rogan. josh, thanks so much for being on the program. >> great to be with you, luke. >> i've got to start you off. you and a few others are reporting, russia amassing thousands of troops on that ukrainian border. from the folks you talked to, what's the likelihood that putin, in fact, pulls the trigger and sends them in. >> nobody knows for sure but the best guest is that putin will continue to keep these troops on the boarder to distract the world from what he's actually doing inside ukraine and has been doing for weeks. we're talking about a soft invasion that's already well under way involving spies, saboteurs, mercenaries, thugs, creating all kinds of mischief all over southern and eastern ukraine. this allows putin to avoid the retaliation that the west has promised if he actually rolls columns of tanks over the ukrainian border but allows them to have influence to destabilize the ukrainian government in kiev and to leave the option out there of threatening ukraine for as long as he thin

they can continue with the expedience to bring their product to market in order to help others like josh. mr. speaker, through these tough times our thoughts and prayers remain with josh, his family, and the countless individuals committed to making lives better through cutting-edge medical research. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from california, ms. speier, for five minutes. ms. speier: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for five minutes and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. speier: mr. speaker, i rise today to tell a story of 17-year-old catholic school girl from the seattle suburbs whose dream to join the marine corps were destroyed by sexual predator. the girl's recruiter after discussing sexual harassment policy with her decided to give her a big hug. then lifted her on his lap and fondled her breasts. he then tried to get her to perform oral sex on him at another visit to the marine recruiting o

josh? >> hi, mr. pitt. i'm not a legal expert. i don't play one on tv. i'm curious what your thoughts are to the following scenario. what's stopping the hedge fund managers from decide that cigarettes or some other thing that we don't think is great for you, as mr. ackman believes herbalife is not great for the distributors to sign up, what's stopping every activist hedge fund manager from taking a position in a company, short position, and going to regulators and saying, take a look at this, take look at that? and at what point have we gotten to where the s.e.c. can't function because there are so many issues being brought to their attention? >> i think that's an excellent question. and it points up some of the problems with ackman's campaign. he made his allegations a long, long time ago. to date, there's been no hard evidence, no real indication of victims or violations. if he has the goods, that should have been brought forward. but at this point it seems his efforts are really focussed on driving the price of the stock down and one concern the s.e.c

mr. griffin was, in fact, out and listening to that broadcast that evening. >> the evidence shows officer josh griffin took an inappropriate interest in kim medlin, and investigators learned that griffin told fellow police officers about it. >> he saw her jeep running up and down through town and would call to other policemen and make comments about the pretty blonde-haired girl in the jeep, that she's coming through, and he was trying to figure out a way to meet her. >> that was really alarming, too. i had other officers that knew about this pattern of behavior, but didn't say anything, and come forward so we could address it and correct it. >> after kim's murder, several women came forward to say griffin had been harassing them, too. >> tell you how sick this guy actually was, this came out in trial, there was a girl being stalked, this girl has unlisted number. she gets a call that says, i know you're home, i'm coming to see you. what does she do in a panic? she calls the police, calls 911. who is working? who responds to the call? josh griffin. >> but for a murder conviction, prosecutors n

mr. suldzman and i go on. we are comedian, i josh and mix it up with them. i don't go certain places. i won't go certain places. because i know they are looking to hurt me and demean me. funny or die is a liberal web site. but i don't think watching the body language there that mr. obama was prepared for him being as cheeky as he was. >> i'm not sure anybody can prepare for zach. anyway, at the end of the day what you said in your talking points was right. this was below the office of the president of the united states. yeah they are 40% short of their goal to do obamacare. at the end of the day this is way beneath the office of the presidency. show a little big dignity when you are trying it be funny. this is not good. >> we had three at the end of the days there. so you have to donate 30-dollars for wounded warrior. we have a fine for anybody who says that we can't be doing that i know you are a big wounded warrior supporter mr. as you will seeman so you won't mind. >> happy to donate. >> isn't perception important in this world with the crazy north korean

mr. mock, over the weekend whether if, in fact, a visit to visit your boy, josh, at his bedside in saint . manager och see today if he went to see your little boy, josh? >> he would see a frail little boy who has a very weak voice and has a hard time staying awake because he's in so much pain and to combat the pain, he has to be on a lot of pain medication. so he's drowsy. it's horrible for us as parents to see because he is a strong little boy and even though he is frail, he has a very strong will about him. but things just keep stacking against him and we just want to do everything we can to give him the opportunity to make a full recovery so that he can play baseball, he can play basketball. we have as a family, the six of us can be in the same household again. this is an extraordinarily hard process for us and i just -- i'm grateful for you to have us here, but i want to be by his bedside holding his hand and telling him it's going to be okay. but because of their unwillingness to give this drug, i have to leave him and come talk to him. it infuriates me. >> thank you for coming to se

never crossed the border but mr yeltsin and outlandish statements seem to get one noticed or are glossed over in the western media. you want the mosque of the reading josh. should he win and win a slam the us mainstream media for ignoring the staggering week which revealed it was ukraine's former opposition who allegedly ordered the shooting on my tea on the street called what the learned from that week's phone conversation between two of the eu zz top officials. well first the stony and foreign minister tells the eu is catherine ashton that it wasn't likely ukraine's new leadership and not the only ministry to hire the snipers second mr pyne says that he is seen evidence that the very same snipers spotted both writers and police and finally he expresses deep concern that the former opposition is reluctant to investigate the shootings. i did spend those revelations to be a game changer but they've received very little attention from western politicians and media outlets russia's ambassador to the un the tide turned and highlighted the issue unfortunately of the transcript which created quite a stir in the dressing on some european media was completely i

mr. moch. you've heard his side of this. it's $50,000 a patient. we give this to josh, it's $50,000. hundreds of patients want this drug.would delay our ability to get this drug on the market. we want to get this drug available for everyone. it would delay other people's treatment if we give it to josh and to other people who want it now. what do you -- what did you and your husband think when you heard those arguments? >> honestly, i just feel like it could be overcome. i mean, there's -- there's no good excuse for us. there's nothing that they can say that will really keep us from asking. we're begging them to give it to us. it all sounds well and good on paper. but i just feel like, especially, here's the opportunity, it seems like the world is watching. it's great publicity for their product. josh could make a full recovery. they could be, like, a real life superhero for our 7-year-old boy. and none of that matters to me, what their excuses are. i feel like where there's a will, there's a way. honestly, i feel sorry for every family that's in this condition that are begging for this drug. they continue to say no. >>

mr. attorney general, great to have you here. thanks for coming first on cnbc. guy, let's discuss. josh brown? >> obviously fair markets are better for capitol formation. i think retail people should not be trying to outpace a machine that's located ten seconds away from where the trade takes place anyway. the way to beat is to be a low frequency trader and to some extent we can have a situation where there is still some natural advantages for big firms but they're not unfair advantages. this has been going on throughout history. 200 years ago nathan rotdschide had a network of hunters and made a fortune as a result of it. i don't think we can ever do away with some firms knowing more than others. i agree with the a.g., we don't need a situation where information is released at different speeds. >> part of the issue, steph, is there are a large number of folks out there of retail investors and otherwise, frankly, who believe that this there is an unfair advantage, that, you know, maybe the markets aren't rigged as some people say, but that's the belief that's out there. and then you hear about

mr. fancy pants jose barro and bob herbert, distinguished senior fellow, author of promised betrayed waking up from the american dream. josh nothing more than paul ryan. >> there are three big things this report gets right. we do have too many anti-poverty programs and our approach is too complicated. people talk about a universal basic income, give people money it makes them less poor. >> one example, women with infant children, wic, food stamps. >> they're both programs to give food to people who are poor. >> you can imagine a situation in which you give a larger benefit to women with infant children. >> yeah. there's a problem when you combine the programs together and phase them out, you do have working poor who face effective tax rates close to 100%. >> i could take this job, it's going to pay me more but i'm going to qualify out of some program that's currently helping me, and the income i give up means it's not work the it to take the job. >> i don't know why we would expect to work more when it's not going to rut in more income. when you dig into this report, it's not negative on all the programs. it has good thing

mr. pea bod and sherman. i have a date with my girls tomorrow. so excited is stephen colbert. he talked to josh look. >> reporter: he's best known for his sharp wit and trademark brand of political humor on "the colbert report." >> the republicans are on record as trying to deport dora. and they condemn spongebob as a form of birth control. >> reporter: but stephen colbert's latest animated role in "mr. peabody and sherman" is less political and more affectionate nod to an old childhood favorite. >> your name is bull winkle. >> reporter: rocky and bull winkle. what was your relationship with it as a child? >> i was a wee lad and would sneak in, 1 of 11 kids and i'm the youngest and so i would sneak in, kind of hide among my other brothers and sisters to be able to stay up to watch it. it was on at night. it wasn't on during the day and i loved it. mr. peabody and sherman were two of my favorite things. >> here sherman. >> reporter: he was intent to share that joy with his three kids. >> this was available on dvd. i got for my kids and said you can watch this as much as you want. wear it out. >>

josh cohen is rightly describes as not being unified what could've been done differently. everything in them different is ok because we said that's maybe that's in the snow on trees as mr speaking i don't know is that mr can moo on the part of a syrian opposition and i'm going to the position its first i want to see that it's it's going to cut couldn't risk mr guitar. can we show them just couldn't get out to be upended the regime and in the question here that the friends. so put friends of the opposition. i'm not as good trends as rita who studies for the regime. so if you come to heel position. is that in the mystical into position. the school have the guts and the international committee we would have. this year and people still listen to people and its composition. and he did it so that may be the view with you all to know the regime too cute so many people. and of the way the lines or tone. and now are discovering that's everything has been indicted you believe that. i didn't win even if you know because we know that reduces vehicle kitchen. it's the eyes the eyes a super scary and we had no choice then continued with two outs often. tom. our own reporter altman r ut filed

mr yeltsin oops outlandish statements seem to go unnoticed or are glad. over in the western media. what you heard here national coming to you live from moscow with memory to josh. now russia's u.n. envoy has slammed the u.s. mainstream media for ignoring the staggering the which revealed it was ukraine's former opposition who allegedly ordered the shooting on my don let's recall what the public learned from that leaked phone conversation between two of the top officials well first to the stony and foreign minister tells it catherine ashton that it was likely ukraine's new leadership and not the old ministration who hired the snipers second to mr pirate says he has seen evidence that the very same snipers targeted both riders and police and finally he expresses deep concern that the former opposition is reluctant to investigate the shootings now you'd expect those revelations to be a game changer but they have received very little attention from western politicians and media outlets russia's ambassador to the un vitaly churkin highlighted the issue unfortunately that transcript which created quite a stir in russian on some european media was completely ignored

josh hardy. tell me about your conversations, richard, with the president, ken moch of the company. why won't he help this little boy? >> i spoke to mrhim that we had the $50,000 that i thought he was claiming he needed to supply the drug. he then told me it isn't about money. he told me that it's all about ethics. i said fine. tell me why you will not give this little boy if does he not get the drug, will die this week, i'm told. he said he can not make an exception. i told him that i didn't see any down side. he said if i give this drug to josh, then there will be a long line of others that will want it. i said, as long as there is a compassionate use waiver by the f.d.a. and it's paid for, he then made it a matter of class warfare in the conversation. >> let's talk about class warfare and one person in the class. amy harding, the mother of josh, was here yesterday. let's hear what she had to say about her son and the company. >> he would see a frail little boy who has a very weak voice and has a hard time staying awake because he's in so much pain and to combat the pain he has to be on a lot of pain medication. so he's drowsy. it'