kelly mr. rose, can we go to your report. >> yes. mr. chairman, and members of the committee the total revised instructions in 2015-2016157420 and 2016-2017458 plus arguments the first recommendation the hundred and 64 thousand dollars plus we saved this principle budget analyst position it is unnecessary to fulfill the programs mission and one 18 single budget analyst and compliance officers and compliance officers officer two the program anticipates the abilities of the current instead of and for the $282,000 plus the contract experience it has 18 ftes and significant analytical capacities one 18 senior analysts and compliance officers and have you been that has vacancy positions filling those are vacancies will allow the program program so absorb the increase think about that supervisors you have 4 vacant positions if they fill the 4 vacant positions let's assume isn't that alone the justification for the notion on the last page place one new management assistant on reserve for the expansion of the relief program currently on hold the

mr. kelly: thanks for that question.and we are also the largest airline in the united states in terms of the number of customers we serve, so we do have a pretty good extensive pulse of the economy, so i would say what we've been seeing for the past 90 days especially as consistent with the headlines that you read, which is a little bit of inconsistency, a little bit of choppiness. it does feel to me like the consumers are beginning to spend a little bit more. i think a lot of the weakness over the past 90 days has been the oil and gas sector and cutbacks in business travel, but on balance, factoring all that in, i still think the economy is solid. it feels like it's going to pick up more from here. there has been a bit of a soft patch, but you look at our results, we grew traffic 5.6%, so i'm very, very pleased with the current results, despite that bit of softness. leastthe results were at better than the street had estimated, so beating analyst s.recast over the last 12 months, you are up 20%, but year to date, you ar

mr. kelly's room. e aren't in the right order. >> and there that's when the altercation transpired. [ bleep ] hit kelly first. being the aggressor, kelly defended himself. both are going to be found guilty, just because kelly did more than defend himself. he participated. >> a short time later, kelly is called back to hear the committee's decision. >> okay, mr. kelly. the board finds you guilty of a25. we are giving you a 30-day sentence. we are awarding you 15 days. you were defending yourself, you were not the aggressor. however, in the report it does state that you did continue to fight. >> you threw several punches. >> five to six punches. >> someone's in my cell. i have the right to protect myself. >> we did. that's why we're not giving you 30 days. if you continue fighting -- we understand the fact that you were defending yourself. what you've got to understand, too, is it was still -- turned into an individual fight after that. >> all right. i feel like it was the wrong decision, but i have the r

mr. kelly: i thank the gentleman. mr. mckinley: two minutes? three minutes? mr. kelly: maybe three. it is about time. time is running out. and i think right now we look at what's happening at coal country and nothing could be more alarbling -- alarming than what is happening. this is one promise the president kept. when he ran, he said, you can continue to make coal or make electric power by burning coal. but if you decide to go that way, we will bankrupt you. that is one promise he's kept. in pennsylvania alone, coal is responsible for over 40,000 jobs. and 40% of our electric power. associated press calls it the workhorse of america's power system. but the extreme overreach by the e.p.a. is threatening jobs and forcing energy costs for families and manufacturers to skyrocket. which hurts every single american. this is something i think the general public has to understand. while maybe they don't go down in those meyinsse, while maybe they don't bring that precious product out from underneath the ground and while maybe they don't work in a coal -- in a power-producing -- coal-fired

. >> reporter: mr. kelly wants the county to come out and trap and move the bear but the county doesn't do that because bears live here and they are generally not a threat to humans, pets or property. in great falls, peggy fox, wusa9. >> fairfax county says black bears are naturally cheyenne malls and not known to be aggressive. >>> a bag full of weapons will definitely set off the metal detector. next the local airport where somebody tried to sneak all of those past the tsa. >>> a very nice evening out. temperatures still pretty toasty. let me start with temperatures downtown we are still looking at 87 degrees, 84 in manassas, but watch the 87 in d.c., i'm going to factor in the humidity and it doesn't change because it's that nice outside. we will come back and talk about how long the humidity will be in check and look ahead to the weekend. >>> i can it for fun -- i did it for fun and everybody had a good time. >> yeah, except senator lindsey graham is not laughing. later his video on how to untrump your ce

mr. kelly: thank you, mr. secretary. on the supplemental nutrition assistance program, how is -- how are you working with studies to ensure or anti-fraud efforts, both you and the states have work, how are you working with states to bolster that process? secretary vilsack: two responses. the frayed rate in snap is little over 1%. it's historically at low rates. significantly lower than it was five years ago, 10 years ago, 15 years ago. two reasons, one, we are working more collectively with states. we are providing states with better training. we are data mining information. there are seven million transactions in snap a dafmente we are using computer technology to identify where there may be potential problems. for example, we saw a problem with lost cards. people coming in every other month saying i lost my card. lost my card. we have a process we piloted in north carolina, very successful basically advising folks when they have had multiple cards lost that, hey, this is a problem, and you may be violating the law. we

. >> mr. kelly, thank you zip. time 4:17.the charleston church shooting now facing federal hate crime charges del on roof charged with 12 hate crime count several other federal charges. attorney general lore eight lynch says roof acted intentionally targeting the church to insight racial tensions. roof already faces number of state charges for the shoot that took nine lives last month at the historic emanuel ame church. >>> new interim police chief will begin today in ferguson, missouri andre anderson on lend from glendale, arizona chosen for experience with community policing. ferguson still work to go get it law enforcement in order following department of justice report in march cited racial bias, profiling use in the policing. the city's previous police chief resigned days after that report was released. last august, the small city gained national attention following the police-involved shooting death of michael brown, the the dollars the officer not charged. >> newly-released dash cam video of her traffic stop. >> get ou

mrs. kelly is survived by alforeladyo arona and [inaudible] grand children,icateland [inaudible] in addition to serving the city as a muni employee rose kelly also volunteered in the community. she served for many years in the nursey of san francisco general hospital. she is remembered by friends and family for quick wit, generosity and love of life. tragic ly kelly kills was [inaudible] pulestren killings like this are the remind frr a urgent for road safety and safe streets for seniors and street funding. eerfb year about 30 people lose their lives. these deaths and injuries are unacceptable and preventable but have to challenge our culture of speeding and dangerous driving. in the spirit oof mrs. kelly, lets continue our work with walk sf senior and distublt action and pedestrian safety action to improve street safety. as a member of vision zero and work with the mta on safe routes to schools. people with disunlts and seniors and kids and familiesism hopefully these measures will continue to

mr. kelly has a broiler industry in mississippi. apparently there are no infected herds detected. -- infected birds detected. his question is why having been broilers detected? maybe they just do a great job in mississippi as far as control? dr. clifford: i think it is age-related. most of the birds infected have been older than that. one of the opportunities for managing the virus has been early marketing of birds, particularly turkeys and parts of the midwest. some have gone to market much sooner than they would ordinarily. those are our thoughts in north carolina. i will defer to my usda colleagues. >> it is interesting to note that did happen in minnesota. we had broilers where there was infection. they were never affected at all. i think chickens are a little harder to be affected. it takes a higher dose and they do not transmit it as much as much. the age factor was there as well. >> if i may make a quick comment, there are two factors that have impacted the lack of euler infections -- broiler infections. there appears to be a

. >> mr. kelly, thank you sir. 4:19. information collected as part of the nsa wiretapping program leak will be purged. former contractor edward snowden first leak information about the secret program two years ago. under the patriot act access ends november 29th of this year. record collect in the five previous years will be destroyed, three months after that. nsa will switch to a system allowing numbers and duration of calls to be launched but not the contents of the calls and only on a as needed basis in terror investigations. >>> boy scouts of america ended its ban on gay leaders. policy initial to effect immediately this comes after the national executive board voted 42-12 in favor of the lifting the ban. under the new policy sexual orientation of perspective employees cannot figure into whether the the boy scouts hire them but local scout troops such as those led by religious organizations can still make decision to include openly gay scout leaders h in 2013 the boy scouts decided to allow openly gay youth scouts. >

mr. kelly from mississippi had to leave early. >> would the gentleman yield? >> please. >> just for us lay people here what is zoea nautic? >> diseases that can cross from animals to people. >> thank you. >> this one doesn't thank goodness. >> good question. mr. kelly has extensive broiler industry in his state of mississippi and concerned about apparently there are no infekcted birds detected. why do you think broilers have not been infected if anybody has an opinion on that? maybe they just do a great job in mississippi as far as control. >> congressman, i think it's age related. the broilerstypically go to market in 56 days and most of the birds that have been infected with this virus have been older and one of the opportunities for managing the viruses. early marketing of birds and in parts of the midwest turkeys go to market sooner than under ordinary circumstances. those are our thoughts in north carolina. i defer to my usga colleagues. it's interesting to note that it didn't happen in mi

mr. kelly the county to come out and trap the bear and move it but the county doesn't do that because this is the bear's habitat and generally bears are not considered to be dangerous or a threat to humans, property or pets. so right now just keep an eye on your pets i would say. i'm peggy fox reporting live from great falls. back to you. >> thank you. >>> fairfax county says that black bears are pretty naturally shy and they are not known for being aggressive. black bear sightings in fairfax county are not common and they are primarily active at dusk and dawn and in urban areas at night. >>> let's go to campaign 2016 where we are learning more about donald trump's finances. federal regulators have released documents showing that trump has assets of at least $1.4 billion and debt of at least 240 million. now, make it difficult to tell exactly how much he's worth but trump claims that number is close to 10 billion. meanwhile trump says he didn't start it when he asked about his ongoing battles w

mrs. kelly is survived by alforeladyo arona and [inaudible] grand children,icateland [inaudible] in addition to serving the city as a muni employee rose kelly also volunteered in the community. she served for many years in the nursey of san francisco general hospital. she is remembered by friends and family for quick wit, generosity and love of life. tragic ly kelly kills was [inaudible] pulestren killings like this are the remind frr a urgent for road safety and safe streets for seniors and street funding. eerfb year about 30 people lose their lives. these deaths and injuries are unacceptable and preventable but have to challenge our culture of speeding and dangerous driving. in the spirit oof mrs. kelly, lets continue our work with walk sf senior and distublt action and pedestrian safety action to improve street safety. as a member of vision zero and work with the mta on safe routes to schools. people with disunlts and seniors and kids and familiesism hopefully these measures will continue to

and thank you for your work this morning thank you >> mr. kelly, i think it is time that we schedule a joint meeting down in the south east. perhaps in september. >> yes, . we have been making a lot of presentations and we have been soliciting a lot of input on how the southeast should look like. so, i like to hear children and young people's view of what the treatment plan should look like. so, there are no decisions being made per se. we would love to kind of give the same presentation an informal presentation of our thoughts that we see from different groups and we are going out in the community to solicit more. so, we can definitely arrange for a meeting to update the southeast and our commission on the efforts that we are taking and some of the feedback that we receive on different groups. >> good. >> i would like to ask for the chair that we deliberately schedule that. because i would like to be there. >> okay, i would like to schedule that in september. 22 september. >> we can definitely do that >> i would like to hear a report from the gen

and it took the russians to get it there because you could not keep mr. kelly brother of gabby giffords wife you could not keep him alive. his life is dependent upon vladimir putin. we cannot we cannot get them back. we have no way to get them back command we have no way to keep them alive supplies. it is the russians. >> all right. >> first of all it's a defensive system. it was researched and developed by israel that we put the money in the manufacturing. we are manufacturing and now so it has been an effort i joint effort. a joint effort. as so many of the programs. .. other programs on the cutting edge with respect to missile defense have been. not only does it benefit israel, it will benefit the european continent and our allies in asia. it is an integral part of what we do with respect to missile defense. it takes all of us together. so yes, of course it was researched in israel, but it was actually paid for by the united states. with respect to -- i guess upset with respect to nasa and trying to get supplies to the space station? we have cut back our who

mr. kelly has an extensive broiler industry in his state of mississippi and apparently no affected birds detected there. his question is why do you think broilers have not yet been affected? if anybody has an opinion on that. maybe they do a great job in mississippi as far as control? >> congressman, i think it is age-related. the broilers go to market in 56 days. and most of the birds that have been infected with this virus have been older than that. i know in parts of the midwest, they have gone to market in ordinary circumstances. those are the thoughts in north carolina. i will refer to usda colleagues and dr. hartmann. >> it is interesting to note that did happen in minnesota. we had broilers in the heart of the turkey area where there was infection and the broilers were never affected at all. i think the chickens are a little harder to be affected. it takes a higher dose and they don't transmit it as much. the age factor was there as well. there are probably two factors that impacted the

monday, tuesday, heating up close to 09 degrees with storms back in in the forecast, mr. kelly?14 miles an hour, heavy betsy into girard, we put 17 on the speedometer there. for the schuylkill expressway, as we head out toward conshohocken. are you hungry? it is wawa holy -- hoagie day. build 5-ton hoagie, that we will then serve up freon independence mall, at noontime. so, come on by, if you are coming into center city. a loft folks have the day off today t has been light volume. we call this is the get away day with tomorrow being the holiday. if you are getting to the shore now is the time to go. no delays at all on the expressway, the parkway, and we're looking good, too, south on route 13. >> this time dane are you new trends hit social media. doctors are pretty concerned about this. >> young people, getting sunburned on purpose, and they're posting images like these instagram under the hashtag sunburn heart. >> oncologist with pen abramson can't err -- cancer center here to talk about this trend and another study released possible connection between citrus fruit and mel no

. >> time is expired mr. kelly for five minutes. >> thank you mr. chairman and thank you mr. secretary for being here. first, just going back to the midas, i thank you first for your vigilance once you found out there was something going wrong and the money was being appropriated and for jumping on that and taking immediate action but to me as a former prosecutor there is no greater crime than the violation of the public trust and just basically corruption and so i thank you but i'm very disappointed that our justice system did not civilly or criminally punish someone for abusing that much of the public's money. what policies and procedures have you taken now to ensure we don't take as long to discover flawed and a -- fraud and abuse by your department? have you done anything and what steps have you done to make sure that we get to that a little quicker? >> well one thing we've done with reference to the strike force and oao is to look at the recommendations that oig has recommended and we're following through on each recommendation. we have a different system for competitive

and it took the russians to get there because you in america could not keep mr. kelly who is a brother of gabby giffords wife, you could not keep him alive. his life was dependent upon vladimir putin. we cannot get them back. we have no way to get them back from the space station and we had no way to keep them alive with supplies. it is the russians that are doing it. greta wodele brawner: ok david. loretta sanchez: well with respect to iron dome, it is a defensive system. yes it was researched and developed by israel but we actually put the money to manufacture it. we are manufacturing it now in the united states. it has been a joint effort. as so many other programs on the cutting edge with respect to missile defense have been. not only does it benefit israel, it will benefit the european continent and our allies in asia. it is an integral part of what we do with respect to missile defense. it takes all of us together. so yes, of course it was researched in israel, but it was actually paid for by the united states. with respect to -- i guess upset with respect to nas

mr. rose'ss office london and our mayor's office of budget kelly the past director. >> thank you, ms. sue okay mr. rose - mr. rose, can we go to your report on planning and dcyf the guys from planning want the clarification of non-general fund and general fund. >> and quickly as it relieves the rest of the department we'll go in the origin order but fire out of order the chief what is a family obligation that has to attend chief let's see do this i see how eager everyone is to be on the mike before the committee (laughter). >> >> yes. mr. chairman, and members of the committee our revised numbers in 2015-2016469067 and we're also recommending the general fund of hundred and 83 plus and for 2016-2017 hundred and 24 thousand 169 that's the sheriff. >> on the planning department - 33 - >> our recommended recommendations are 28931989 and that's for 2015-2016 and for 2016-2017 it is $25,000 plus and on the department of children youth and families. >> mr. rose before you leave planning there was a question about whether or not it is general fund or non-general fund. >> sure. >> those positi

mrs. eli accompany the parade marshal, john kelly.mpeters and tlagflag bearers, wagon pulled by eight clydesdalesclits clydesdales. aboard is the south county band. weighs empty 5 tons. 6 belgiums pull this wagon built in 1884 and donated to the museum by walt disney productions. everyone be quiet, you'll wake the tigers. let sleeping tigers lie. the asia tablo wagon, it was built in 1903 and its carvings represent the various countries in asia. it does not recognize red china. the camel patrol from madison, wisconsin powered by riders on pure bred arabian horses. relatively simple but nonetheless beautiful is this wag on that, the dragon and mirror tablo. six matched belgiums draw this 1915 wagon. a wonderful display of horsemanship. horsewoman horsewomanship? well, horse back riding. this is drawn by three midget mules. another walt disney donation is this handsome cage wagon. it's just a baby as wagons go having been built in the 1920s. six clydesdales make up the team. and the tiger ss are a link. this is something like oscar nigh

mrs. eli accompany the parade marshall, john m. kelly. founder of the circus world museum. trumpeters and flag barers precede the wagon. it was built in 1880. aboard is the circus band. 23 feet high and weighs empty five tons. >> six pull this wagon built in 1884 and donated to the museum by walt disney productions. everybody be quite. if you wake the tigers. let sleeping tigers lie. the wagon was built in 1903 and it's carvings represent the various countries in asia. it does not recognize red china. camel patrol in madison wisconsin. clouded by riders on pure bred arabian horses. simple but none the less beautiful is this wagon. six belgians draw this 1915 wagon. a wonderful display of horsemanship. >> horsewomanship? >> well, horseback riding. >> this is drawn by six midget mules. another walt disney formation is this wag fwon having been built in the 1920s. six make up the team and the tigers are awake. this is something like oscar night. the seashell wagon donated by -- may i have the envelope please? walt disney productions. built in 1907 and donated to the museum by

the same here she is of the credit card into kelly's own set of having its own. an ncaa mr. the fee of $266 is waived if the victim files a police report and police board was waived any parking tickets incurred during the information of the theft. however, the owner does have debate the $225 if the victim files a police report and police board was waived any parking tickets incurred during the information of the theft. however, the owner does have debate the $225.75 trophy in addition to storage fees in order to retrieve the car. owners of stolen vehicles only have four hours during which they can recover their automobiles were for auditor begins charging a storage fee which is --. the exception of the four hour grace period, how should know such waiver or reduction in fees. owners of stolen vehicles have done nothing wrong. you are victimized twofold. first by having a car stolen and then again by having a large fees retrieve their vehicle. these fees can reach several thousand dollars and also the value of the vehicle leaving owners no other option to turn their cars to au

kelly: thank you. mr. speaker, we're here tonight to have an important conversation, a conversation that is long overdue, a conversation that is crucial to healing america's deep racial wounds. our topic being the confederate battle flag and why racial symbols matter. the charleston nine killings focused many of our attention on the significance, appropriateness and bigoted history of this flag. in 2015 why do so many still revere a flag that tolerated the shackling of people because of their skin? a flag that allowed human beings to be counted as 3/5 of a person, flag that was flown during lynchings, the holding of children and one that symbolized a movement to deny education and equal treatment under our laws? 50 years since selma, we think of the freedom riders marchers, boycotters protesters and policymakers who pointed our nation in a more positive direction. they knew it was time to reject the traditions of the past. the civil rights movement symbolized the quest of equality and a change in mood for

mr. norris to shrink the deck and move the window to that's fine i'll go to planning and ask kelly that was the first person that helped us can we move the door and shrink the deck down she said absolutely not don't touch those windows their original with wood frame and impacts the neighborhood we're in dmrieps with that aspect we've doing every thing we can to appease them it is not sufficient i want to pout your house is surrounded by 8 houses 7 of them have decks that look at our how is it not out of scope not strange to the area pictures in there i can show you additional pictures of the properties but it is completely within what the area looks like i'll show you some - >> this is a plat map so this is us those houses surrendered us deck, deck, deck this is the neighbor those - this is the neighbor who's letter he's refer to his front house has a deck and the rear house has a deck in the outer of scope completely within the context of the architecture of the neighborhood and kelly wong who preservation agrees that that i object to show you pictures of the neighbors decks he have those

mr. liuzza, she got a very good look at the perpetrator. ms. kelly and other witnesses who testified they saw a man with a blue steel revolver, 6'0" tall with close cut hair running past them. jofr thompson was a 8 with a bushey afro. kevin freeman was 6'0" went by the nickname kojak because of his close cut hair. once all the evidence was examined it was clear beyond imagination that kevin freeman, acting alone, murdered ray liuzza. >> michael and gordon now believed they had a strong case for a new trial. >> we had an evidentiary hearing in front of judge quinlan. and quinlan vacated the death sentence, but he refused to vacate guilt. >> judge quinlan refused to grant a new trial. >> we were devastated. yes, it was wonderful to have john thomson spared from execution, but we were still looking at a man in his 30s to who was going to be facing the rest of his life in jail. >> so you're going to take the death penalty back and give me a life sentence? i was scared to death even more so now. you tell me i'm never going home again? that didn't give me

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mr. kriftman mention having sexualized thoughts about the young man? no. >> in this case, he proved our concerns correct. >> kelly is near where he was placed in walnut creek. >> we didn't feel like he was going to be an upstanding citizen. sounds like he did what we feared he would do. >> in martinez laura anthony abc7 news. >> a brush fire burned a structure and threatened others in irvine along highway 241. authorities evacuated several people from a camp ground. air tankers had to be brought in as they charted 150 acres. >> the man who pleaded guilty to two felony assault charges during a fight was sentenced today. the 26-year-old will spend five years in jail for attacking two men during a 49ers game. officials believe the victim's impact statement helped in the sentencing. >> we believe these cases should be prosecuted, that these types of individuals who attack innocent civilians should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. we believe we did that in this case. >> the second man has pleaded not guilt eye to charges and will be back in court august 31st. >>> a court battle being waged over five fro

mr. kriftman mention having sexualized thoughts about the young man? no. >> in this case, he proved our concerns correct. >> kelly is near where he was placed in walnut creek. >> we didn't feel like he was going to be an upstanding citizen. sounds like he did what we feared he would do. >> in martinez laura anthony abc7 news. >> a brush fire burned a structure and threatened others in irvine along highway 241. authorities evacuated several people from a camp ground. air tankers had to be brought in as they charted 150 acres. >> the man who pleaded guilty to two felony assault charges during a fight was sentenced today. the 26-year-old will spend five years in jail for attacking two men during a 49ers game. officials believe the victim's impact statement helped in the sentencing. >> we believe these cases should be prosecuted, that these types of individuals who attack innocent civilians should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. we believe we did that in this case. >> the second man has pleaded not guilt eye to charges and will be back in court august 31st. >>> a court battle being waged over five fro

kelly. we're getting word about team clinton having yet another private e-mail account, mrs. clinton, that is. and we're expected to learn more about the role of clinton's controversial assistant, sidney blumenthal. and chris stirewalt is standing by. and just days after the marriage was defined by the supreme court, the state has declared a monument of the ten commandments is a religious symbol and must be removed from the grounds of the state capital. attorney general scott pruett had argued that the monument was identical to a texas monument that was found constitutional by the u.s. supreme court not long ago. no matter the oklahoma supreme court says it has got to go. brit hume is our fox news senior political analyst. thank you for joining us i looked back because i was also working for you when the federal case on the ten commandments was decided. and it was an unusual collection of justices that upheld the monument on the grounds of the texas state capitol. and the collection included justice briar, one of the most liberal justices on the court. and what he said he sai

kelly. we're getting word about team clinton having yet another private e-mail account, mrs.xpected to learn more about the role of clinton's controversial assistant, sidney blumenthal.

mr. chairman. thank you for joining us today. i want to touch on some issue some of mike kelly's have also brought up.here is news coming out of greece for the past few weeks, i think it is important for countries to take a hard look at their own debt. it's time for us to look in the mirror. and address our own problems including the over $18 trillion in debt that we have accumulated. the federal reserve has employed and i will say exceptionally accommodating monetary policy since the financial crisis to spur economic growth. however, we are nearly seven years out with the federal funds bound.ill at the lower quantitative easing and low interest rates have made on dancing of the nations deficit much easier and certainly has relieved the pressure to enact fiscal reform to solve our long-term debt problem. both you and your predecessor have argued that fiscal reform is important over the long-term. however, you've also stated that the school prudence can be ignored in the short term to not hamper the economic recovery. it has now been seven years. we can no longer say we are looking at the short-term wh

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kelly. >>> developing tonight president obama held a news conference this afternoon. it ran a little more than an hour with mrghly 15 questions on a half a dozen topics including iran syria, race relations in america and what he thinks of the allegations that bill cosby drugged women for sex. not a single question on sanctuary cities or kate steinle's murder a story that dominated for two weeks now. while "the kelly file" learned the white house has not reached out to kate's grieving family the president did find time to personally meet with several convicted felons. >> and what was remarkable was how they had turned their lives around. these were some folks who had been pretty tough criminals. >> ann colter is with us in moments. first we are joined by ed henry who has been covering the white house for the past six years. no questions on sanctuary cities. >> it is a hard mix. you want to pick out subjects that are top of the news. >> bill cosby. >> not exactly front and center. >> trip to kenya is a big legacy item for the president. i will admit of course sanctuary cities issue is huge. kate steinle being k