. >> let me me ask mr. king, are there more votes -- are are you getting more quickly, some of the votes in your county, jefferson county? >> yeah, i'm here realtime in our alection room in jefferson county and we're now showing 122 out of 172 precincts were reported. and doug jones has 104,697 votes. and roy moore has 30,158 votes. so that's basically -- >> what percentage of the vote is still outstanding in your county, jefferson county? >> you know probably, gosh, i'd have to do the math. i don't have a calculator with me. it's probably about 34% or so still outstanding. >> that's pretty good news for the democrat doug jones. >> if this keeps up. if you can do the math at home, 25 up to 94, as it stretches out a lilt bit doug jones is picking up some votes to narrow that margin. obviously mr. king may know. we don't know where those precincts are. >> the answer to that, mr. king? >> yeah, i've got a list here on the screen showing which precincts have been reported and which are still out. and it's across-sec

mr. king: mr. president, i am going to be offering a little bit later this afternoon, a motion to instruct conferees for the tax bill that might be one of the most straightforward amendments. we move that the conference on the disagreeing votes of the two houses on the bill, h.r. 1, be instructed to insist that the final conference report not increase the federal budget deficit for the period of fiscal years 2018 through 2027. it couldn't be more straightforward. don't increase the budget deficit. why? well, this chart basically tells the story. we are headed into literally unchartered territory with regard to our national debt. it is a threat to this country, it's a threat to our national security, it's a threat to every man, woman, and especially child, because they are the people who are going to have to pay this debt. this is a history of our debt in constant dollars going all the way back to the revolutionary war and it tells a very powerful story. at the very beginning of our country, 1790, a

being an accessory after the fact, is now said to have helped hatch the plot.lance daugherty"...mr. kinge presented to the grand jury, they found that his criminal liability was more than just assisting brown and cuen after the fact but that he had a vital role in making it happen..."johnny brown entered a plea of not guilty on thursday. zachary cuen, shown here at anearlier court hearing, and willie king were arraigned today, both say they are not guilty.cuen and brown face a special circumstance allegation making them eligible for life without parole while king faces 25 years to life. cuen's girlfriend jennifer jimenez has been charged as an accomplice after the fact. lance daugherty/santa clara county deputy district attorney ".... there have been a number of individuals who have been charged with assisting in this crime, based on the investigation we believe there was a conspiracy that led to miss flo's death....cuen, brown and king are in the county jail and could go to trial as soon as january. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news (marty) in national news. republicans have released

being an accessory after the fact, is now said to have helped hatch the plot.lance daugherty"...mr. king, based on the evidence presented to the grand jury, they found that his criminal liability was more than just assisting brown and cuen after the fact but that he had a vital role in making it happen..."johnny brown entered a plea of not guilty on thursday. zachary cuen, shown here at anearlier court hearing, and willie king were arraigned today, both say they are not guilty.cuen and brown face a special circumstance allegation making them eligible for life without parole while king faces 25 years to life. cuen's girlfriend jennifer jimenez has been charged as an accomplice after the fact. lance daugherty/santa clara county deputy district attorney ".... there have been a number of individuals who have been charged with assisting in this crime, based on the investigation we believe there was a conspiracy that led to miss flo's death....cuen, brown and king are in the county jail and could go to trial as soon as january. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news 4 news (vicki) hayward police

. >> we had no idea who the people were, the mysterious mr. king was. f the british invasion. we did discover this remarkable woman, carole king. >> carole king made the transition from being behind-the-scenes woman to a star in her own right. ♪ i feel the earth move under my feet, i feel the sky tumbling down ♪ ♪ i feel my heart start to tremble whenever you're around ♪ >> carole king is the embodiment of what happens. because in the '60s she is trying to write hit songs for other people. then in the '70s with "tapestry" it's the definition of an album of self-expression. let me go into my house in laurel canyon and tell you about my life. >> after church you always went out for pancakes. if you were lucky enough to ride in one of the girl's cars, you know what you are listening to? "tapestry." ♪ >> there were a lot of very important women who were some of the most significant writers and contributors to music at the time. >> we are going to do a song written by my friend, john david sausser, who is my favorite california songwriter and one of my favori

being an accessory after the fact, is now said to have helped hatch the plot.lance daugherty"...mr. king, based on the evidence presented to the grand jury, they found that his criminal liability was more than just assisting brown and cuen after the fact but that he had a vital role in making it happen..."johnny brown entered a plea of not guilty on thursday. zachary cuen, shown here at anearlier court hearing, and willie king were arraigned today, both say they are not guilty.cuen and brown face a special circumstance allegation making them eligible for life without parole while king faces 25 years to life. cuen's girlfriend jennifer jimenez has been charged as an accomplice after the fact. lance daugherty/santa clara county deputy district attorney ".... there have been a number of individuals who have been charged with assisting in this crime, based on the investigation we believe there was a conspiracy that led to miss flo's death....cuen, brown and king are in the county jail and could go to trial as soon as january. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news (steve) (steve) 4 news (steve

i did notice mr. king and the other names mentioned, so please consider david johnson. thank you. >> president buell: thank you. >> anyone else who would like to speak on the item? being no further public comment, this item is closed. >> president buell: commissioner anderson. >> commissioner anderson: thank you, i wrote a statement, because i want to be sure i don't forget anything important. i've gone through a month-long discernment on this issue and i have reached out to a lot of people. as i reflect on the resolution before us, i see it in two parts. the first part is to remove a name which many agree it's time to do. the second part is to pick a new name. and it's that second part that i was focused on from the very beginning. san francisco's public parks and recreational spaces are the most cherished of community treasures. they're like no other city's parks and spaces. iconic welcoming symbols that carve out landscape and skyline attracting millions of visitors yearly. as stewards of these vital spaces we're committed to provide safe, clean and accessible parks

. >> mr. king. aye. >> mr. lobe yando. aye. >> mr. rooney. aye. >> miss ross leighton. aye. >> mr. turner. mr. turner aye. >> dr. wenstrup, aye. mr. stewart, aye. mr. crawford, aye. mr. gowdy. aye. miss steph onic. aye. mr. hurd. aye. ranking member schiff, no. ranking member schiff, no. mr. himes. no. miss sewell. no. mr. carson. no. miss speier. >> no. >> mr. quigley. mr. swalwell. no. >> mr. castro. no. >> mr. heck. >> no. mr. chairman, there are 13 ayes and eight nos. >> thank you. the bill will be purported to the -- for the house of representatives without objection pursuant to clause 2 l of house rule 11. i and unanimous consent that the we be able to make technical changes to the bill subject to the approval of the minority. so ordered. if there is no further business without objection, the committee stands adjourned. [ gavel ] >>> the senate is working on the gop tax reform bill with amendment debate and votes and a final passage vote expected later. watch live on c-span2. >> all of the claims that tax cuts for the wealthy and corporations will pay for -- >> this from the

speaker, my friend from iowa, mr. king, had two amendments that were rejected last night in the rules committee. i join him in saying that we need to get back to regular order. mr. speaker, would you be so kind as to inform me and my friend from georgia how much ime we have remaining? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida has 11 3/4 minutes. the gentleman from georgia has 18 minutes. mr. hastings: thank you very much, mr. speaker. i am very pleased at this time to yield one minute to the gentlewoman from washington, ms. jayapal, a distinguished member of the judiciary committee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. jayapal: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you for yielding. i rise in strong opposition to h.r. 38, the concealed carry reciprocity act. our country is still reeling, mr. speaker, from two of the worst mass shootings in modern american history. from the 58 people murdered in las vegas to the 25 killed in a texas church, how can we he face the families of these people and say that

being an accessory after the fact, is now said to have helped hatch the plot.lance daugherty"...mr. king, based on the evidence presented to the grand jury, they found that his criminal liability was more than just assisting brown and cuen after the fact but that he had a vital role in making it happen..."johnny brown entered a plea of not guilty on thursday. zachary cuen, shown here at anearlier court hearing, and willie king were arraigned today, both say they are not guilty.cuen and brown face a special circumstance allegation making them eligible for life without parole while king faces 25 years to life. cuen's girlfriend jennifer jimenez has been charged as an accomplice after the fact. lance daugherty/santa clara county deputy district attorney ".... there have been a number of individuals who have been charged with assisting in this crime, based on the investigation we believe there was a conspiracy that led to miss flo's death....the grand jury indictment precludes the necessity for a preliminary hearing. zachary cuen, johnny brown and willie king, being being held in the county

being an accessory after the fact, is now said to have helped hatch the plot.lance daugherty"...mr. kingvidence presented to the grand jury, they found that his criminal liability was more than just assisting brown and cuen after the fact but that he had a vital role in making it happen..."johnny brown entered a plea of not guilty on thursday. zachary cuen, shown here at anearlier court hearing, and willie king were arraigned today, both say they are not guilty.cuen and brown face a special circumstance allegation making them eligible for life without parole while king faces 25 years to life. cuen's girlfriend jennifer jimenez has been charged as an accomplice after the fact. lance daugherty/santa deputy district attorneybeen a number of individuals who have been assisting in this crime, based on we believe there was a conspiracy that led to miss flo's death....cuen, brown and king are in the county jail and could go to trial as soon as january. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news (pam) happening now... snake road in oakland is closed indefinitely... that follows the fire that broke out

. >> i can't discuss what happened in the grand jury, but mr. king was -- did live across the street from ms. flo and his role in what took place that day was more than simply an accomplice after the fact. >> king was arrested yesterday. three women, including the mother of one of the suspects, are also accused of assisting or harboring the specks. >>> new information is coming to light surrounding the allegations against former "today" show anchor matt lauer. since lauer was fired by nbc, there has been enormous speculation about who made that complaint that led to his ouster. the accuser has maintained her silence, but nbc's stephanie gosk sat down with her attorney who has been working on cases of sexual misconduct for 20 years. to those searching for his client, he says please stop. he also said she's terrified. >> reporter: in his 20 years at the "today" show, matt lauer had become one of the biggest names in the media world, but it took one woman coming forward with her story, according to nbc news and roughly 24 hours he was gone. her attorney

. >> i can't discuss what happened with the grand jury, but mr. kinge across the street from ms. flo, and his role in what took place that day was more than simply an accomplice. >> reporter: king was arrested today and will be charged friday. king was arraigned but quinn refused to be transported from jail and in court the judge said quinn must show up in court friday or be forcibly extracted from his cell monday. whether it was a factor or not, brown and quinn face special circumstances of causing great death and bodily harm during a robbery. >> if the circumstances are true with brown or quinn, they will be sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. willie king since he's not charged with a special circumstance, however, he's charged with felony murder would be charged from 25 years to life in prison. >> reporter: three other people, two girlfriends and brown's mother also face charges for allegedly assisting in harboring the suspects. live in san jose, robert handa, nbc. >> thank you. >>> we have tragic news from the fires in so

mr. king: madam president, i rise --. the presiding officer: the senate is in a quorum call. mr. king: madam president, i ask unanimous consent that the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. king: madam president, i rise today to talk not about legislation or about the tax bill -- well, i may talk about the tax bill a little. but i do want to talk about deadlines, how we do our work, how we all do our work whether it's in the united states senate in our businesses or our personal lives. i want to talk about deadlines missed and deadlines that don't exist. one of the realities of this place that i think is very unfortunate is that we rarely make our deadlines. and these are self-imposed deadlines. these are deadlines that we create. we pass a law that says something has to happen by december 30. we set the deadline and then we don't make it. most notoriously with budgets. i don't know when the last time we had a budget on time. i think it's like 17 years a

. >> the chair recognizes the gentleman from iowa mr. king for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and thank you mr. rosenstein for your service. a number of things i'm curious about here. first of all, in the interview of hillary clinton that took place reportedly july 2nd of 2016, how many people were in the room for that? how many people had the opportunity to question her? >> i do not know the answer to that. we may have additional information, but i personally do not know. >> and would you know who selected that team? >> no, i do not. >> okay. i recall the testimony here by comey and lynch that testified one of the two of them that there were three represents of the fbi and three representatives of the doj in that room. would that be normal in practice you anticipate? am i going to hear ig again? >> typically we would have at least two agents conduct an interview. and there may be any number of those on a case. i don't know the details of that particular decision. >> and the practice in an interview like that, would there be records kept of that interview? >> yes, if

. >> what kind of a weapon did mr. king have? >> it was his body. >> we're ready.pared to take care of any eventuality no matter what it might be. >> all right, the clerk will read the verdicts. >> we the jury find the defendant not guilty of the crime of assault -- >> this is a stunning verdict. i don't think many people were expecting this, certainly not reports. >> it struck us all with great disgust, because we thought that by those pictures, even fair-minded people would know the injustice of what happened to him. >> there is no justice. there is no justice. >> the first and perhaps most spontaneous reaction came from "boyz n the hood" director john singleton. >> it's like a bomb. we're sitting on a bomb. >> they let these people off from the attempted murder of rodney king. i told everybody, i'm like, listen. it's going to go down. >> no justice, no peace. >> i was at parker center, which is the police headquarters at the time, when the verdicts were announced. the crowd began to gather. it began to turn more and more violent. parker center has a glass entran

. >> the gentleman from iowa, mr. king, is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you director for your testimony here today and your service to our country. number of curiosities you come here with this morning as all of us do and one is in the fbi interview and investigation of general flynn, are there notes from those interviews? do you know? >> number one, i don't know. but beyond that i wouldn't want to comment on an ongoing investigation run by the special counsel. >> and in a normal circumstance like that would you expect there to be notes in any other case? >> it is our normal practice to mem morize interviews. >> and do so by notes? >> well usually gets reflected in what's called an fbi 302. how agents go from the process of this spoken conversation to the 302 varies and then there are other settings it's a different kind of format. >> one agent sets someone down for that interview notes would be normal, most cases would there be an audiotape recorded? >> actually i think an audiotape would be unusual. >> or a videotape would fit that same -- >> like

. >> the gentleman from iowa, mr. king is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you for your testimony here today and service to our country. number of curiosities i come here with this morning as all of us do. and one of them is that in the f.b.i. interview and investigation of general flynn, are there notes from those interviews do you know? >> number one, i don't know. beyond that i wouldn't want to comment on an ongoing investigation being run by the special counsel. >> and in a normal circumstance like that would you expect there to be notes in any other case? >> it is our normal practice to memorialize interviews. >> do so by notes. >> it usually gets reflected what is called an f.b.i. 302. how agents go from the process of this spoken conversation to the 302 varies. then there are other settings where it's a different kind of format. >> when an agent sets someone down for that kind of interview notes would be normal and in most cases would there also be an audio tape recording? >> i think an audio tape would be unus

mr werder gamma, king abdullah, the —— mr werder worm, king abdullah, all of them heaping criticism oner, he seemed almost personally it affronted by what mr trump had done. he suggested he had simply given awayjerusalem, and more importantly mr abbas talked in a straightforward manner, he said the americans were biased and the alison in people were no longer prepared to accept an in people were no longer prepared to acceptan aircan in people were no longer prepared to accept an air can roll in the mediation process in the effort to achieve a palestinian israeli peace. but is quite something because for many years the americans have really been the primary mediator. absolutely, you and i have watched this tortured effort to achieve some sort of peace in israel for years and years. might have have the deepest reservations on occasions about the role that washington was playing, but it always tried to draw the americans on to the palestinian side. mr abbas says that is over, that period is finished. you are right, we haven't really heard a palestinian leader talking that way. but what no

. >> the chair recognizes the gentlemen from iowa, mr. king for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and thank you, mr. rosenstein for your testimony here and your service. a number of things i'm curious about here. first of all, in the interview of hillary clinton that took place reportedly july 2nd of '16, how many people were in the room for that? how many people had the opportunity to question her? >> congressman, i do not know the answer to that. i believe when the inspector general completes his review, we may have additional information, but i personally do not know. >> and would you know who selected that team? >> no, i do not. >> really? okay. i recall the testimony here by james comey and also by then attorney general loretta lynch that testified, one of the two of them, that there were three representatives of the fbi and three representatives of doj in that room during that interview, would that be consistent with practices that you would anticipate? am i going to hear ig again? >> typically, we would have at least two agents conduct an interview. and there may

. >> chair recognizes the gentleman from iowa, mr. king. >> thank you for your testimony and service. a number of things i'm curious about here. first of all, in the interview of hillary clinton that took place reportedly july 2 of 2016, how many people were in the room for that? how many people had the opportunity to question her? >> congressman, i do not know the answer to that. i believe when the inspector general completes his review we may have additional information. i personally do not know. >> would you know who selected that team? >> no, i do not. >> really? i recall the testimony by james comey and also by then attorney general loretta lynch, one of the two of them there were three representatives of the f.b.i. and three representatives of doj doing that interview. would that be consistent with practice that you would anticipate? will i here i.g. again >> we would have at least two agents conduct an interview and there may be any number of attorneys based upon who is on the case. i don't know the details of that particular decisi

now 74, mr king says he's spent most of his life wondering who abandoned him and why.m all those years ago, as steve knibbs reports. amazing, incredible. you're the baby! a reunion, 74 years apart, as trevor hill meets the contents of the box he discovered outside the bbc in 1943. that today is 74—year—old robin king. you wouldn't fit into that little box now. in 1943 bbc broadcasting house had been bombed, so the overseas service was set up in the peter robinson department store on oxford street, and one morning, as trevor turned up for work, he found a box outside. so you were wrapped in the blanket inside the box. did you worry it might be a bomb or something? well, exactly, we were pretty sure it was. and particularly when it moved slightly, we thought there a timer. it's lucky i wasn't blown up. thankfully it was just robin in the box and aged just two weeks he became a foundling. he was named robin peters, after the department store where he was found, and eventually adopted at the age of four. and these are my biological parents. after decades of searching, last

mr. montoya and his wife karen king, his partner, and for the club itself. are we okay? es, thank you. please start over. >> i am robert bloom. i am an attorney for mr. montoya and miss king and his partner and the club itself hue. thank you for hearing us and indulging what i hope is my temporary incapacity. pipe surgery and -- spine surgery. i am in a necktie. let me just begin by saying that the midnight limitation is in place for six months. so far as i can understand both from mr. montoya and miss king and from what i have seen from officer mathias' submission and my discussions with miss wyland my clients are in full compliance with the midnight condition is the limitation that has been in place since jun june 6th. there is more to say but i will leave that for your questions if you have any or to respond to the officer if he offers something, but several things have happened. as i say he is in full compliance with the midnight limitation. he has also been put in place i think it was called a noise limiter that even if the dj decide to crank up the music there is an

now 74, mr king says he's spent most of his life wondering who abandoned him, and why.l meets the contents of the box he discovered outside the bbc in 1943. that today is 74—year—old robin king. you wouldn't fit into that little box now. in 1943 bbc broadcasting house had been bombed, so the overseas service was set up in the peter robinson department store on oxford street, and one morning, as trevor turned up for work, he found a box outside. so you were wrapped in the blanket inside the box. did you worry it might be a bomb or something? well, exactly, we were pretty sure it was. and particularly when it moved slightly, we thought there a timer. it's lucky i wasn't blown up. thankfully it was just robin in the box and aged just two weeks he became a foundling. he was named robin peters, after the department store where he was found, and eventually adopted at the age of four. and these are my biological parents. after decades of searching, last year robin's daughter traced his biological parents to canada with the help of a dna expert. they were douglas and agnesjones

mr. anthony king, who has been most gracious and helpful to me. i've been to mount vernon. it's been a wonderful learning experience. having experienced all these wonderful presentations and meeting so many of you all over yesterday and today. you have all been gracious and very welcoming to me. i am really honored to be here. what i will attempt to do is, using his journal that he kept while he was on the island, i will attempt to re-create what he saw on the island, what he commented on, and perhaps to some degree, what he did not comment on. sometimes, what we choose not to comment on can be just as revealing as what we actually comment on. so on with my trusty pointer. [laughter] which -- hopefully, will work. yes, it does. he was a young man. from today's perspective, young people, we don't suspect great things of them. but in the 18th century, a man just short of his 20th birthday was a man. and as you heard from previous presentations, he was in many respects quite experienced. at 16, he went off into the wilderness surveying. he was no neophyte. four months shy of h

mr. trump remembering martyrs like martin luther king jr. and mr. evers. >> mr. evers was assassinated by a member of the kkk. >> reporter: but not mentioning john lewis, the civil rights icon who boycotted today's event. criticizing the president's visit as an insult to those being commemorated. a crowd of protesters and local leaders speaking out. >> we don't need you to tell us in mississippi what a civil rights movement is about. >> reporter: president trump has struggled to win over african-american support, before becoming a candidate, championing the conspiracy of birtherism of president obama. and once in office, re-ignitng divisions in charlottesville. the president calling on all americans to build a future of freedom, justice and peace. tonight president trump is back here in florida at his mar-a-lago estate, all said between that invitation only speech and tour, the president spent about 40 minutes on the ground at the mississippi civil rights museum, and left before the official ribbon cutting ceremony. >> peter alexander, thank you very much. >>> mu

$15 an hour >> joining us right now in an exclusive interview is bb&t ceo kelly king welcome back, mr. kingelcome back, kelly. >> thanks, glad to be back. >> so why did you guys decide to do this move >> well, you know, we feel like this tax reform bill is very good for our country very good for, frankly, everybody, in the country. but specifically about bb&t, you know, our mission is to make the world we live in a better place to be. and we do that by focusing on our clients, our associates, out communities, and our shareholders, and so because the economy will grow, and our clients and our shareholders will kind of inheritly benefit, the economy will with growing faster more goods will have gotten sold the shareholders will do better because earnings will go up. that will probably cause the price to go up, cause dividends to go up we wanted to take specific mimd acti immediate action to make it immediately better for our associates a unour communind co raising the min muimum raise, tt immediately helps our associates and by putting more money into the community, it helps the community bet

what would happen if we didn't have morema of mr. king, jr. but of version of the clan? so in birmingham the responses the white girls on the vanilla side ofal town? that is what constituted the american democratic both there would be a civil war every generation the to have a black, version of isis in the american democracy because you cannot keep track of that it was the moral and spiritual tradition but now i am a gangster. [laughter] with every is but the important thing is he is the linchpin if you live as thel heritage and to have that triumph over socrates with coercion with tremendous violence that the polls with a dialogue and a democracy with the attempt at a civilized society and we reached the point we are out of spiritual and moral gas in the united states that was not a foregone conclusion in the fifties and sixties that african-americans would be peaceful with that conversion to the unorthodox and many others. >> coming back with the racism t and jim crow and we know that victory of randolph. >> we crush them in europe they god with the help of black and w

mr. trump in brief scripted remarks remembering martin luther king jr. and medgar evers. >> mr. evers was assassinated by a member of the kkk. >> reporter: but not mentioning congressman john lewilewis, who boycotted the event, criticizing the visit as an insult to those being commemorated. a crowd of protesters and local leaders speaking out. >> we don't need you to tell us in mississippi what a civil rights movement is about. >> reporter: president trump has struggled to win over african-american support. before becoming a candidate champion birtherism against barack obama and reignites divisions after the violence in charlottesville. president trump is become at miss mar-a-lago estate. and the president spent about 40 minutes at the civil rights museum and left before the official ribbon cutting ceremony. >> peter alexander, thank you. let's bring in chief washington correspondent from bloomberg tv and julia manchester from the hill. thank you both for joining me. kevin, what are you hearing about president trump's remarks and list calculation for attending that ceremony yest

mr. rogers with king friday. no word yet when the stamps will be available at your local post office.f you're going to be out and about today, bundling up is an absolute must. steve is back with a final check of the forecast. reaming and gaming are only as good as your internet. so get the best internet - with the 100% fiber-optic network. get fios gigabit connection, the fastest internet available - with download speeds up to 940 megs - plus a fios custom tv package, with over 150 of your favorite tv channels, and phone, all for just $79.99 per month online. and thanks to our customers, fios by verizon won the j.d. power award for highest ranked by customers for residential internet service satisfaction five years in a row and residential television service satisfaction in 2017. get fios gigabit connection plus tv and phone for just $79.99 per month online with showtime and multi-room dvr service included with a two-year agreement. and now get a two-year price guarantee for over $800 in savings. switch now and get out of your contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early

mr. trump in brief, scripted remarks remembering martyrs like martin luther king jr. and medger evers. >> mr. evers was assassinated. by a member of the kkk. >> reporter: but not mentioning congressman john lewis, the civil rights icon who boycotted today's event, criticizing the president's visit as an insult to those being commemorated. a crowd of protesters and local leaders today speaking out. >> we don't need you to tell us in mississippi what the civil rights movement is about. >> reporter: president trump has struggled to win over african-american support. before becoming a candidate championing the conspiracy of birtherism against president obama and once in office reigniting division after the racial violence in charlottesville. >> i think there's blame on both sides. >> reporter: the president today calling on all americans to build a future of freedom, justice, and peace. >> that was peter alexander reporting. >>> new at 11:00, an elderly pedestrian killed by a driver in san francisco late this afternoon. the crashed happened about 4:30 near the intersection

starting for you mr smith. king could make you the and queen for one day to ind what would icking, you do? i would take what the chairman gives me. >> first let me say my heart out for you, i sit across from parents for some regularity, whose children from trafficked. and it's one of the hardest job to do. y i'm glad your story was an almost. my perspective, i see the devastation in lives of young girls, primarily garls. girls. girls, i see after they come out of trafficking, the fear images ey have, their are up online. who might find them and see them. have the fears when there are parents involved. we are trying as to help them heal, they are worried about whether their employers are going to see those, or the children or the spouse.ial they are tentacles that go out in this technology. alluded to some of those things. the anonymity, the ease of the marketplace has to be shut down. i leader someone tell me the story, if you take it out of the internet and say in that raped we'll have children and sold so that we

saudi arabia's king salman told mr trump the relocation of the embassy or the recognition of jerusalem's capital would constitute a flagrant provocation of muslims all over the world. the status ofjerusalem muslims all over the world. the status of jerusalem goes muslims all over the world. the status ofjerusalem goes to the heart of israel's conflict with the palestinians. political observers say the president is treading a fine line between acknowledging a historic reality and alienating palestinians. the concern is, how do you do this in a way that you do not prejudge the sovereignty of the eastern part of the city? and here, i think that is the fine line he has to walk, which is to acknowledge the historic reality about the western pa rt historic reality about the western part of the city, but make clear he doesn't want to put his thumb on the scale and prejudge the outcome of these negotiations between israel and the power simians. —— peace negotiations. —— the palestinians. israel's intelligence minister says the country is preparing for every option, including an out wreck of vi

. >> the chair recognizes the gentleman from iowa, mr. king, for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and thank you mr. rosenstein, for your testimony here and your service. a number of things i'm'm curiou about here. first of all, in the interview of hillary clinton that took place reportedly july 2nd of 2016, how many people were in then room for that? how many people had the opportunity to question her? >> congressman, i do not know the answer to that. i believe when the inspector general completes his review, we may have additional information. but i personally do not know. >> and would you know who selected that team? >> no, i do not.da >> really? okay. i recall the testimony here by james comey and also by then attorney general loretta lynch that testified -- one of the two of them -- that there were three representatives of the fbi and three representatives of doj in that roomat doing that intervie. would that be consistent with practice you that would anticipate? am i going to hear ig again? >> typically, we would have at least two agents conduct an interview. and th

. >> the chair recognizes the gentleman from iowa, mr. king for five minutes. >> thank you plrmr. chairman. number of things i'm curious about here. first of all, in the interview of hillary clinton that took place reportedly july 2nd of 2016, how many people were in the room for that? how many people had the opportunity to question her? >> congressman, i don't know the answer to that. i believe when the inspector general completes his review, we may have additional information but i personally do not know. >> dune wo you know who selectet team? >> no, i do not. >> i recall the testimony by james comey that there were three representatives of the fbi and three of doj in that room. would that be consistent with practice that you would anticipate? >> typically we would have at least two agents conduct an interview and there may be any number of attorneys based on who's on the case. i just don't know the details. >> and the practice in an interview like that, would there be records kept of that interview? >> yes, if there were fbi agents present, typically they would take notes and p

yeah we understand that mr tom had these conversations with the palestinian president mahmoud abbas also the king and they issued a statement afterwards saying that they were in town informed about the intentions of mr trump to move the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem it's not clear when this will happen there's no time to be given not you know the framework in which is will be done there no details given in that but the statement by president and all the details you've been hearing over the past couple of hours stressing you know that this so much concern and they're warning about the impact for the region and they're also stressing that the palestinians will not give up on their claim on east jerusalem as the capital of the if you just state according to international resolutions so i mean this is a cause many of the concerns of for many leaders individual have to stress that came from egypt from jordan from turkey from saudi arabia everybody is saying this is a dangerous move and it could establish the beach and president trouble also called the jordan's king abdullah. and we know that

king abdullah ofjordan told mr trump this could have dangerous repercussions for the stability and securityman for the palestinian president mahmoud abbas said he has urged russia, france and the pope, to intervene to prevent it from happening. and here's the reaction of turkish president, recep tayyip erdogan. translation: i would like to reiterate my sadness over reports the united states is getting ready to recognise djuricic them as israel's capital. mr trump, the reason is the red line for muslims ——jerusalem. reason is the red line for muslims —— jerusalem. we will continue our fight until the last minute. this can go as far as cutting diplomatic ties with israel. also making news today, the united nations political affairs chief is on a rare four—day visit to pyongyang. the trip byjeffrey feltman is the first by a senior un official in six years. it comes after last week's launch of what north korea called its most powerful inter—continental ballistic missile, claiming it could hit the us. the un's human rights chief has issued a powerful indictment of myanmar‘s treatment of ethnic r

mr. chairman. >> senator king. senate thank you mr. chairman. mr. edelman a question for the record.he made a couple of assertions that are inconsistent with the information i have had as a member of the intelligence committee and i would like you to supply the evidence. one is that jcpoa is quote freeing up resources for other activities. my understanding is they are in a very minor way and if you have evidence on that i would appreciate having it inav this r the record. he don't need to respond after the second as you cited serial violations by a rainy and an acting consistent with the information ii have so i would like was like whatever data or evidence you have of that. finally on this point i would ask if you believe that a nuclear-armed i ran and virtually the identical situation of north koreant today would be a positive for stability and strategic balance in the middle s east. that is a yes or no question. >> now, i don't think it would be possible. >> thank you. i'm astonished that none of the four be mentioned of you mentioned in your discussion since the hearing on the mi

. >> the gentleman from iowa mr. king is recognized. >> thank you for your service to our country. a number of curiosities i come here with this morning as all of us do. one of them is that in the fbi interview and investigation of general flynn, are there notes from those interviews? do you know? >> number one, i don't know. but beyond that, i wouldn't want to comment on an ongoing investigation being run by the special counsel. >> in a normal circumstance like that, would you expect there to be notes in other other case? >> it is our normal practice to memorialize interviews. >> and do so by notes? >> it usually gets reflected in an fbi 302. how agents go from the process of the spoken conversation into the 302 varies. >> notes would be normal in most cases. would there also be an audiotape recorded? >> actually, i think an audiotape would be unusual. >> or a videotape. >> likewise unusual. >> you don't know whether they are available for general flynn. i bring this up because of the interview of hillary clinton. when we interviewed some of the members of the former administratio

yeah we understand mr term had these conversations with the palestinian president mahmoud abbas also the king and they issued a statement afterwards saying that they were in town informed about the intentions of mr trump to move the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem it's not clear when this will happen there's no time to give not you know the framework in which is will be done there no details given in that but the statement by president and all the details you've been hearing over the past couple of hours stressing you know that this so much concern and they're warning about the impact for the region and they're also stressing that the palestinians will not give up on their claim on east jerusalem as the capital of the if you just state according to international resolutions so i mean this is a cause many of the concerns of for many leaders individually have to stress that came from egypt from jordan from turkey from saudi arabia everybody is saying this is a dangerous move and it could establish the beach and president trouble also called the jordan's king abdullah. and we know that a

king abdullah ofjordan told mr trump this could have "dangerous repercussions on the stability and securityon". a spokesman for the palestinian president mahmoud abbas said he has urged russia, france and the pope, "to intervene to prevent it from happening." here's the reaction of turkish president, recep tayyip erdogan. translation: i would like to reiterate my sadness over reports the us is getting ready to recognise jerusalem as israel's capital. mr trump, jerusalem is the red line for muslims. we will continue our fight until the last minute. this can go as far as cutting diplomatic ties with israel. israel sees jerusalem as its eternal, undivided capital and it has long been a source of frustration for israeli leaders that there is no recognition of its full sovereignty over the city, but palestinians want east jerusalem as the capital of their future independent state. it has been the international consensus it has been the international consensus for a long time now that the status of the city should be decided in a negotiated peace deal between israel and the palestinians. the east