mr. lynch's booking. i think lieutenant tao knew how to process booking before you got here, and he was the incident commander. fine. raydor: uh, not that way, please, chief. going for a little ride. where to? not far. let's go, please. we're probably in some sort of trouble. eh, we're the police. we're always in some sort of trouble. here. hey, kev -- hold on a sec. you completed the booking already? yeah. filled it out yesterday. this says "marc winslow." yeah, i told you i filled it out yesterday. just change the name to glen lynch. and you're welcome. [ sighs, chuckles ] oh, hey, kevin. sorry about that. i was thinking... what if i made you an appointment for you to take a little test at the dmv? think you can manage -- kevin: yes! ha! awesome! dad, thank you! mom, call aunt susan and tell her not to sell that honda! [ chuckles ] dad, wait a minute. aunt susan is selling her honda. ooh, boy. what do you think? what do you think?! [ dog barking ] [ engine shuts off ] [ sirens wailing ] [ hinges squeak

mr. lynch: mr. chairman, i'd like a recorded vote. the chair: pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18, further proceedings on the amendment offered by the gentleman from massachusetts will be postponed. it is now in order to consider amendment number 5 printed in part a of house report 114-388. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from north carolina seek recognition? ms. foxx: mr. chair, i have an amendment at the defbling. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. -- ms. foxx: mr. chair, i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 5 parted in part a of house report 114-388 offered by ms. foxx of north carolina. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 580, the gentlewoman from north carolina, ms. foxx, and a member opposed will each control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from north carolina. ms. foxx: thank you very much, mr. chairman. this amendment to title 2, the alert act, ensures that agencies and o.m.b.'s, office of information and regulat

mr. lynch's booking. i think lieutenant tao knew how to process booking before you got here, and he was the incident commander. fine. raydor: uh, not that way, please, chief. going for a little ride. where to? not far. let's go, please. does anybody know what's going on? we're probably in some sort of trouble. eh, we're the police. we're always in some sort of trouble. here. hey, kev -- hold on a sec. you completed the booking already? yeah. filled it out yesterday. this says "marc winslow." yeah, i told you i filled it out yesterday. just change the name to glen lynch. and you're welcome. [ sighs, chuckles ] oh, hey, kevin. sorry about that. i was thinking... what if i made you an appointment for you to take a little test at the dmv? think you can manage -- kevin: yes! ha! awesome! dad, thank you! mom, call aunt susan and tell her not to sell that honda! [ chuckles ] dad, wait a minute. aunt susan is selling her honda. ooh, boy. what do you think? what do you think?! [ dog barking ] [ engine shuts off ]

. >> iq geomet to what mr. lynch said -- i keep going back to what mr. lynch said what appears to be never certain situation. it does appear to be that for some i don't care how you look at this. thought you've been there longer than that. when you all of you this, do you view it as adversarial? mr. kadzik: we don't. i think we've had a good working relationship with this committee during the past year. and we look forward to continuing to cooperate with you and the chairman to continue as much information as we can consist in with how law-enforcement responsibilities and confidentiality in the executive branch. i don't want it to be adversarial, i don't view it as adversarial. expect and you require cooperation, and we hope to provide it. >> i don't think it should be adversarial. i worked on capitol hill for over 20 years. i have seen it for both sides. i think it can work invested we have a collegial relationship we can sit down and go over priorities and sequencing. problem, we have to grapple with that income to the solution. i think it would be less

mr. john lynch. >> really like him. the former bucs safety discusses the honor and the . >>> it's an unbelievable honor to get up there and forever be up on that stadium. >>> ladies, gentlemen, local television viewers, please welcome john lynch to the buccaneers ring of honor. the bucs contacted lynch a couple weeks ago about becoming the ninth man to add his name to the prestigious ring around raymond james stadium. meanwhile, his other ring, the 2002 super bowl ring, is missing. lynch said it was misplaced or stolen about three months ago. perhaps today will take his mind off of things while he lynch was drafted by tampa bay and spent 11 seasons here. he was elected to nine pro bowls and the hall of fame finalist stats are just staggering. 1058 tackles, 13 sacks, 16 forced fumbles, and 26 interceptions. legendary runningback barry sanders said it best. he didn't just play the position, he occupied a spot in your mind. as it turns out, sanders occupies a spot in lynch's mind, too. >> when you're known as one of the ha

. >> iq geomet to what mr. lynch said -- i keep going back to what mr. nch said what appears to be never certain situation. it does appear to be that for some i don't care how you look at this. i thought you've been there onger than that. when you all of you this, do you view it as adversarial? mr. kadzik: we don't. i think we've had a good working relationship with this committee during the past year. and we look forward to continuing to cooperate with you and the chairman to continue as much information as we can consist in with how law-enforcement responsibilities and confidentiality in the executive branch. i don't want it to be adversarial, i don't view it as adversarial. i know that you expect and require cooperation, and we hope to provide it. >> i don't think it should be adversarial. i worked on capitol hill for over 20 years. i have seen it for both sides. i think it can work invested we have a collegial relationship we can sit down and go over priorities and sequencing. that is our problem, we have to grapple with that income to the solution. i

. >> thank you, now recognize the gentleman from massachusetts mr. lynch for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. at the outset i want to say that i share much of the frustration it's bipartisan up here in terms of trying to get information from your agencies. you need to do better. you really do. we had a hearing a couple weeks ago during the break about visa overstays, the visa waiver program and we've been waiting for a long time from dhs to get a list. 20 million people a year come into this country under the visa waiver program. we need to know how many people overstay their visas. we need that information. i'm sure you could give it to us for the obama and bush administration so we're not getting political, but we need that information, that's plain and simple. there seems to we an e be an adl relationship between us and the agencies and it's been the same way in previous administrations as well. but it's our constitutional mandate to conduct oversight and we need to have this information. i do want to say, though, that sometimes we on this side

urge my colleagues to support the cummings-connolly amendment as well as the amendment offered by mr. lynch that would require federal agencies to provide an estimate of the benefits as well as the costs of proposed regulations. mr. chairman, this bill may be couched in the guise of improving transparency but let's be honest, it's real -- its real intent is to erect barriers and significantly delay the regulatory process that protects the american people. . the chair: the gentleman from utah is recognized. mr. chaffetz: last congress, the alert act, part of this bill now, alert act passed the house twice with bipartisan support. put simply it provides regulatory transparency requiring federal agencies to provide monthly updates on regulation expected to be implemented in the next year. that shouldn't be controversial. as the bill's author, mr. radcliffe, indicated, transparency should not be a heavy lift. that's what we are trying to provide. but that transparency is lacking. you talk to small businesses, large businesses, you talk to citizens, talk to advocacy groups, and they'll all tell

now recognize the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. lynch, for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. at the outset, i want to say that i share much of the frustration. it is bipartisan up here in terms of trying to get information from your agencies. you need to do better. you really do. we had a hearing before the break regarding this overstays, the visa waiver program. 20 million people come in every year under the visa waiver program. we need to know how many people overstay their welcome. i'm sure you can give it to us for the obama administration. but we need that information. that's plain and simple. there seems to be an unneeded add very saryan relationship between us and the agencies. it's been the same way in previous administrations as well. but it's our constitutional mandate to conduct oversight. we need to have this information. i do want to say, though, sometimes we on this side of the desk are responsible for promoting that adversarial relationship. and i want to point out one example that highlights that. as the chairman has mentioned, we will talk about hil

lynch: that is correct, senator. mr. reed: and these are set up to avoid limitations for ordering automatic weapons were machine guns, or are they applying increasingly with just handguns are what we would consider to just be personalized weapons? ms. lynch: well, typically we see trusts and other corporate entities being used to purchase these weapons that are not handguns and that typically one can go to a dealer and purchase fairly quickly and easily. but these are weapons that are under the national firearms act that are the short barreled shotguns and certain types of machine guns as well as silencers. mr. reed: it just strikes me as somewhat ironic because the seen asmendment is appropriately so as an individual right that americans have and to have corporations and trust to be able to use this , and it is not alone in this area, i have been a lawyer for quite a bit, operations and trust have been created to evade, or do something that done,begun -- can't be ad i think this represents forceful way that you and the p

lynch: that is correct, senator. mr. reed: and these are set up to avoid limitations for ordering automatic weapons were machine guns, or are they applying increasingly with just handguns are what we would consider to just be personalized weapons? ms. lynch: well, typically we see trusts and other corporate entities being used to purchase these weapons that are not handguns and that typically one can go to a dealer and purchase fairly quickly and easily. but these are weapons that are under the national firearms act that are the short barreled shotguns and certain types of machine guns as well as silencers. mr. reed: it just strikes me as somewhat ironic because the second amendment is seen as appropriately so as an individual right that americans have and to have corporations and trust to be able to use this, and it is not alone in this area, i have been a lawyer for quite a bit, operations and trust have been created to innovate, evolve, or a legal duty something -- illegally do something that can't be done, and i think

and can you provide the specific laws or court cases that support the position" loretta lynch attorney general "well mr. chairman with respect to the recommendations that i made to the president as earlier remarks i believe that they are consistent both with the constitution and existing case law that interprets the constitution" obama's actions include guidance that even those selling a few guns online or at gun shows can be required to get federal dealers' licenses and perform background checks. he leads the republican field by more than two-to-one nationally... but, donald trump, who just received a major endorsement, continues to tango with ted cruz for the top spot in iowa. foxs joel waldman has the latest from washington. trump says: "they say why are you talking about polls ... the candidates ... because i'm in first place" donald trump is off his polling highs, but still leads the gop field by more than twice as much as his closest rival -ted cruz. according to the latest monmouth university poll, trump fell 5-points from last month, but remains far ahead at 36-percent. in iowa, however, where

lynch and the f.b.i. director james comey. mr. obama says the two made recommendations for him that are within his authority and the second amendment to keep guns out of the hands of criminals. the president did not elaborate on specific actions but it is expected the plan will focus on expanding background checks. leon: fears over terror attacks and the new gun control spurring increase in gun purchases. today the stock prices of smith and wesson doubled on the news that the f.b.i. completed a record 23 million background checks last year. stern ruder and company saw shares rise on the news. the same can't be said for the market overall. the dow tumbled 460 points at the opening bell after stocks crashed in china overnight. the cause is the flare-up intentions between the saudi arabia and iran. the nasdaq and the s&p 500 saw similar losses. alison: new tonight a patient's -- maureen: new tonight, a patient's death at the medstar washington center is ruled a homicide. 74-year-old james mcbride died after a struggle with the hospit

attorney general loretta lynch says the justice department is behind mr. obamas actions after meeting with her and other top law enforcement officials at the white house, the president again promised to bypass congress on a hot button issue. >> we've been very careful, recognizing that although we have a strong tradition of gun ownership in this country, that even those who possess firearms for hunting, for self protection and for other legitimate reasons want to make sure that the wrong people don't have them for the wrong reasons. >> among the new rules, requiring dealers who sell firearms on line and at gun shows to get federal licenses and they'll have to conduct background checks on their customers, personal collectors or hobbyists can sell guns without conducting background checks. those private sales account for 40% have all transactions. >> it is the only systemic way in this country to make sure people buying guns can legally do so. >> there are concerns the impact of this executive order will be minimal. the executive definition of who must regis

the decision has been loretto lynches. mrs. clinton is who she is and her husband is who she is.appeal is, the justice department are president says no to the indictment, you will see resignations and weeks that will produce the moral equivalent. he fired the watergate prosecutor. having a political career. there will be a devastating effect on hillary clinton regardless. >> yes. the evidence is going to prosecutor and is overwhelming. more than necessary to achieve. public documents. you have seen it. this is so secret. even the fbi agents investigating her. stuart: on her private server. even if you forget it is there, it is a crime. that is actually an admission of guilt. it is the type of negligence that warns the basis of a prosecution. it is a threat from there. judge apologized all, thank you very much. today marks the 30th anniversary of the space shuttle challenger disaster. the second man to walk on the moon is buzz aldrin. he will join us in a moment. i am sure he will remember when ronald reagan's said this. >> a manner in which they lived their lives. never forget th

president obama meets today with attorney general loretta lynch to discuss tougher again restrictions, mr. obama is expected to announce new executive actions to expand background checks on gun sales the mississippi river are receding in most areas flooding is blamed for 25 deaths in illinois and missouri after 10 inches of rain fell over three days that began last weekend. the national transportation safety board has released under water images of el faro that sank with 33 crew members on board, there were no survivors, investigators are still searching for the data recorder. >>> futures trending down with asia markets plummeting. stocks ended down across the board, the dow fell nearly 179 nasdaq dropped 58 the s and p dropped. 2015 was a good year for car owners drivers paid the second cheap es gas prices, they haven't been that low since 2009, according to aaa. the average price $2.40. that's 94-cents less than in 2014. today's average gallon is less than $2. so the power ball jackpot now a whopping $400 million, lottery officials say no one won the grand prize saturday in the first dr

the president is expected to meet with attorney general loretta lynch later today to discuss using executive action to tighten gun control. mr

he is meeting with loretta lynch to discuss actions he could take it on thursday, mr.ld a town hall meeting on guns. an armed antigovernment group plans to stay at a federal wildlife refuge in oregon for as long as it takes. members of the group have taken over unoccupied buildings there. they are protesting prince and -- prison sentences given to two local ranchers. so far, police are staying away. the fbi says it is hoping for a peaceful resolution. an earthquake has rocked northeastern india, killing eight people and injuring more than 100 others. the quake had a 6.7 magnitude and struck a remote area. bill clinton has spent the first eight months of his wife's presence of campaign behind the scenes. that changed starting today. is former president headlining to rallies in new hampshire, the states first in the nation primary be in five weeks now. mr. clinton will have more events across the country in the next few weeks. dayal news 24 hours a howard by our 2400 journalists and more than 150 news bureaus around the world. i mark crumpton. that tv -- back to you. ali

democratic side hillary clinton and bernie sanders are embracing the plan and lynch says the justice department is behind mrama's actions after meeting with her and other top law enforcement officials at the white house the president again promised to bypass congress on a hot button issue. >> we are careful recognizing although we have a strong ownership of gun ownership in the country and those who posses firearms for hunting, for self protection and for other legitimate reasons want to make sure the wrong people don't have them for the wrong reasons. >> reporter: among the new rules requiring dealers who sell firearms on line and gun shows for a federal license and have to conduct background checks on their customers, currently personal collectors or hobbyists can sell guns without background checks and the private sales are 10-40% of all transactions. >> background checks are doing the systemic way in the country to make sure people buying guns can legally do so. >> there are concerns the impact of this executive order will be minimum and exact definition of who must register as a dealer is vague and gui

lynch to discuss options for tougher gun restrictions. in the coming days... he is expected to announce a new executive action with the goal of expanding background checks on gun sales. on thursday... mr. obama will do a one-hour town hall event on the issue live on c-n-n. the expected executive actions come ahead of the presdient's annual state of the union address... which is set for next tuesday.. january 12-th. the house returns to work today with the first order of business being another vote to repeal the health care overhaul. but this time... house passage will mark the first time in dozens of tries that the bill will reach president obama's desk for a promised veto. it's a sharply partisan start to the presidential election year. hoverboards have been all over the news lately... from a hot holiday gift... to spontanious fires. and now... a hoverboard robbery. the teen who took a save her hoverboard. and, some possible good news for anyone who uses solar power. why the recent rate change here in nevada may be put on hold. pattern will set up across the region this week with periods of impact to travel, especially across the sierra. at impacts will be tuesday and next weekend as

lynch. >> if she doesn't indict. >> barack obama and valerie jarrett who do not want mrs.nton to be the nominee -- >> they want bernie. >> -- they'll make sure she's indicted. it's not going to be bernie. or it will be somebody else. >> but wait a minute. the statutory deadlines to get on the ballot -- >> it doesn't matter. it doesn't matter because neither party will have a candidate until the convention. >> exactly. they will amend their rules. they will amend their rules. she's right. >> don't state legislators have a say in this, too? >> they're not going to want a situation -- first of all, we're assuming this is going to happen. look, if in fact the former secretary of state hillary clinton ends up getting indicted, i think the dnc will be in a panic mode. they're probably already thinking through this, though, doug, i can't imagine they're not. that what scenario will be and they'll amend the rules. whether they can or can't, the idea that it's still a private organization and not the government. >> exactly. >> it's a different set of scenarios. >> ultimately hillar

i requested from the first year loretta lynch into a full investigation of mr. woods death and reiterateed my call 0 for a top to bottom review of the use of force policies as a city we must rebuild trust between the community and law enforcement this is no simple task and it requires serious effort on police reform, job training and violence preventions and so much more i'm committed to this work i know all of you are as well much more remains to be said we'll continue this dialogue and action to follow that are so with that, let's proceeded to our questions supervisor. >> thank you, mr. mayor and at this point, i'd like to recognize a supervisor from district 3 supervisor peskin. >> thank you planning department he rides with regard to a question about the super bowl as the district 3rd supervisor i've been fielding a high number of complaints via e-mail and by telephone on the streets that the city didn't act as relocate roe responsibly with the nfl to host the super bowl 50 and taken precautions to make sure that san francisco will be reimbursed to accommoda

i requested from the first year loretta lynch into a full investigation of mr. woods death and reiterateed my call 0 for a top to bottom review of the use of force policies as a city we must rebuild trust between the community and law enforcement this is no simple task and it requires serious effort on police reform, job training and violence preventions and so much more i'm committed to this work i know all of you are as well much more remains to be said we'll continue this dialogue and action to follow that are so with that, let's proceeded to our questions supervisor. >> thank you, mr. mayor and at this point, i'd like to recognize a supervisor from district 3 supervisor peskin. >> thank you planning department he rides with regard to a question about the super bowl as the district 3rd supervisor i've been fielding a high number of complaints via e-mail and by telephone on the streets that the city didn't act as relocate roe responsibly with the nfl to host the super bowl 50 and taken precautions to make sure that san francisco will be reimbursed to accommoda

mr. trump has made in an effort to -- it's like a lynch mob, actually, to incite ill will and vilificationat various places around the ko country, i only have this up to date until january 20th in tulsa, oklahoma, when he appeared with sarah palin. there's been a a pattern here that is so extensive that it has certainly raised in the mind of the defense team whether sergeant bergdahl's right to a fair trial has been irreparably compromised by donald trump's comments. he has the ragt to say whatever he wants, thank god, under the first amendment. i believe he believes in the constitution. i believe strongly in free speech. he may wind up facing a defamation case down the road, but right now my concern is whether he's compromised my client's right to a fair trial. we'd like to continue to monitor his comments. >> you have eight pages and that's just through this past week. so with all of these comments you say the phrase lynch mob, how would you then prove to the judge that all of what he said will ab sloutly poison the jury pool, prove that this is harmed his ability to receive a fair trial

mr. obama used the time to work on his final state of the union address. president obama will meet with attorney general loretta lynchon wednesday to explore ways to limit guns on the streets. executive action could follow as quickly as tuesday. but as kimberly halkett reports. >> blue ridge arsenal in virginia, guns and ammunition sales are up. before strict gun regulations are put in place. >> not having, not being able to get, it's making people want to get stuff before their abilities are taken away. >> reporter: many are concerned about president barack obama's president that he's meeting with his attorney general loretta lynch on monda y to discuss using presidential power to impose new restrictions on gun sales. >> we know we can't stop every act of violence but what if we try stop even one? >> president obama says executive actions are necessary after work with congress stalled. following sandy hook shooting in 2012 which killed 27 people, that effort failed in congress. licensed gun stores like this one are required to conduct a background check before a customer buys a gun. but some firearms sold privately

mr. omcalled it epic his weekly address and dected staff at the white ous to look into ttial executive actions on gun control and on monday he will meet wh attorney general letta lynchs what might be possible to keep gu tf the hands of dangerous f. >> we know we cannot stop every act of violence. what try to to stop en one if congress did something, anything to protect our kids from g violence. >> steps could include stronger background checks onun purchasers. >> wear brings good news for drivers according to aaa. gas pricesre at their lowest for nry 1 since 2008 and national average stands at $2 a gallon a expected to go lor and experts predict they could drop to 179 next month because of slow demand and big smraiz on rwide market. lower prices in 2015 by the way save the average dver 550 a year and lctively saved americans $115 billion. >> "healthcheck" at 11 sticking to new year's resolutions and experts say one y tsuccess is making small adjustments and building towards your goal. for example, you're not going to go rght from the couch to running mar thonz but to get more psical activity add walk more physical activity add walking to your routine and you don't n

lynch. on monday, don't miss a conversation with stanley fischer from the council on foreign relations with tom keene. he sits down with mr. fisher to discuss the economy. in the next 20 minutes of "bloomberg markets," the bank of japan governor surprises investors with a negative rate. is he running out of options? two, theitting into move may give shareholders a short-term boost. does it address fundamental issues? later in the hour was big with greg thompson, president and ceo of a cancer center about president obama's new task force on cancer, which meets for the first time on monday. ♪ david: welcome back to "bloomberg markets." a look at the biggest business stories in the news right now. boeing's newest 737 jetliner gunned his engine's and headed into the sky. it's already the best time seller with more than 3000 orders. customers were on hand for the initial flight. the french maker of steel tubes for the oil and gas industry is preparing to sell about $491 million in shares to write out the industry slump. as a going to be both emily with the matter. stocks fell the most in three years, capital increase may be an

i requested from the first year loretta lynch into a full investigation of mr. reiterateed my call 0 for a top to bottom review of the use of force policies as a city we must rebuild trust between the community and law enforcement this is no simple task and it requires serious effort on police reform, job training and violence preventions and so much more i'm committed to this work i know all of you are as well much more remains to be said we'll continue this dialogue and action to follow that are so with that, let's proceeded to our questions supervisor. >> thank you, mr. mayor and at this point, i'd like to recognize a supervisor from district 3 supervisor peskin. >> thank you planning department he rides with regard to a question about the super bowl as the district 3rd supervisor i've been fielding a high number of complaints via e-mail and by telephone on the streets that the city didn't act as relocate roe responsibly with the nfl to host the super bowl 50 and taken precautions to make sure that san francisco will be reimbursed to accommodate those vents a

lynch amendment, i would have voted aye. on roll call vote number 10, the jackson lee amendment offered by mr. johnson, i would have voted aye. on roll call vote number 11, i would have voted aye, mr. cummings-connolly. on roll call vote 12, i would have voted aye, democratic motion to recommit. on roll call vote to recommit, i would have voted no on passage f h.r. 712, on roll call 14, i would have voted aye, on the johnson amendment. on roll call vote 15, i would have voted aye on the cummings-connolly amendment. on roll call 16, i would have voted aye on the cicilline amendment. on roll call 17, i would have voted aye on the delbene amendment. and on roll call vote 18, jackson lee offered by cicilline amendment, i would have voted aye. and on roll call vote number 19 i would have voted aye, on h.r. 1155 scrub act of 2015. i ask unanimous consent that these expressions of how i would have vote bd placed appropriately in the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman's statement will appear in the record. s. jackson lee: thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what pu

lynch to discuss options for tougher gun restrictions. in the coming days... he is expected to announce a new executive action with the goal of expanding background checks on gun sales. on thursday... mr. obama will do a one-hour town hall event on the issue live on c-n-n. the expected executive actions come ahead of the presdient's annual state of the union address... which is set for next tuesday.. january 12-th. honda has confirmed an airbag inflator that ruptured in a crash, is this marks the ninth fatality linked to the faulty airbags made by japan's takata. when the inflator ruptures it can send metal and plastic flying at the driver or passengers.. sometimes causing fatal injuries. the takata recalls now involve at least 23 million inflators and 11 automakers. a driver was not injured after crashing his pickup into a local grocery store. this was the scene at raley's on mayberry and hunter lake drive around 2:30 saturday afternoon. according to reno fire, the driver had his foot on the accelerator, causing him to crash into the wall. the wheels continued to spin while the car was stuck, causing it to heat up and catch fire. fortunately, there's a fire station right across the s

i requested from the first year loretta lynch into a full investigation of mr. woods death and reiterateed my call 0 for a top to bottom review of the use of force policies as a city we must rebuild trust between the community and law enforcement this is no simple task and it requires serious effort on police reform, job training and violence preventions and so much more i'm committed to this work i know all of you are as well much more remains to be said we'll continue this dialogue and action to follow that are so with that, let's proceeded to our questions supervisor. >> thank you, mr. mayor and at this point, i'd like to recognize a supervisor from district 3 supervisor peskin. >> thank you planning department he rides with regard to a question about the super bowl as the district 3rd supervisor i've been fielding a high number of complaints via e-mail and by telephone on the streets that the city didn't act as relocate roe responsibly with the nfl to host the super bowl 50 and taken precautions to make sure that san francisco will be reimbursed to accommoda

lynch monday when he returns from vacation in hawaii. sources say the goal is to close the so-called gun show loophole which allows people it buy a weapon without a background check. mr. obama has been showing frustration with congress. we're not taking action following a string of mass shootings. he said this is the unfinished business of his presidency and calls for public support in weekly address. >> effortlessly available guns available for anyone, the rest of us have to be passionate and well organized in our defense of our kid. >> national rifle association has declined to comment on the president's potential move. authorities in dubai are still working to determine the cause of a massive fire and high rise luxury hotel. still coming from the 63-story building more than 24 hours after the fire broke out. sources say the blaze started when curtains caught fire inside a residence on the 20th floor. amazingly authorities say everyone got out safely with only 16 minor injuries reported. the go-pro video shows just how thick that smoke was. one man said he wasn't afraid of the fire as much as the thick smoke. >> if this is my last -- my last chance then, so be it.

mr. obama's push starts today as he sits down with the attorney general. >> president obama fresh off his hawaiian vacation and taking aim at gun control. he meets with attorney general loretta lynch to talk about ways to increase background checks for people who buy guns. the president during his weekly radio address defended his position. >> the policy that is supported by some 90% of the american people. it was supported by a majority of nra households. but the gun lobby mobilized against it and the senate blocked it. >> reporter: democratic frontrunner for president hillary clinton applauds the move to use executive orders to increase background checks for gun buyers, republican candidates disagree. >> now, this president wants to act as if he's a king. as if he's a dictator. fact is, if he wants to make changes to these laws go to congress and convince the congress that they're necessary. >> so he's going to sign another executive order having to do with the second amendment and having to do with guns. i will veto hat and i will unsign that so fast. >> his first impulse is always to take rights away from law-abiding citizens and it's wrong. >> reporter: this is at the top of

mrs. pinckney who's example is an inspiration for me and to the country. it's an honor to follow the two attorney general, attorney general lynch, it's a privilege to work with you to expand education for folks who are leaving incarceration. i think it's a critical efforts. attorney general holder, inspired by your example and your unwaivering commitment to continue the work after leaving the administration. grateful to the national action network board for bringing us together and pleased to be a part of the celebration of the life of dr. king. i want to spend a few moments reflecting on the principles of dr. king's life and how we think about the future of education in the united states. dr. king dedicated his life to few simple principles. equality, justice, compassion, hope. and two urgencies. almost 50 years ago in a sermon about new year's resolutions, dr. king described a conversation with his children. he told them, i don't ever want you to forget that millions of god's children who will not and cannot get a good education. i don't want you feeling that you're better than they are. you will never be what you ought to be

mrs. pink ni, who's example is an inspiration to me and to the country. thank you for your words. it's an honor to follow the two attorneys general, attorney general lynch, it's a privilege to work with you to expand educational opportunity for folks who are incarcerated or leaving incarceration. and attorney general holder, inspired by your example and your unwavering commitment to continue the work even after leaving the administration. grateful to the national action network board for bringing us all together and pleased to be a part of a celebration of the life of dr. king. i want to spend a few moments reflecting on the principles of dr. king's life and their implications for how we think about the future of education in the united states. dr. king dedicated his life to a few simple principles. equality, justice, compassion, hope. and to urgency. almost 50 years ago in a sermon about new year's resolutions, dr. king described a conversation with his children. he told them, i don't ever want you to forget that there are millions of god's children who will not and cannot get a good education. and i don't want you feeling that you are better than they

rule of law, if attorney general loretta lynch who had a stellar reputation here in new york city, believes in the rule of law they'll present the evidence against mrsut let's say they don't. let's say the president wants to protect her, and look, if her name were hillary rodham, instead of hillary rodham clinton she would have been indicted months ago. you have serious law enforcement professionals willing to put their careers on the line. you may see resignations from the fbi and certainly will see more damning information about her showing up in the media. >> all right. so you say, judge, an indictment will come. >> a recommendation for an indictment will come. >> when should we expect that? >> we were told by director comey, fbi director comey, to expect it around january 15th. that was last week, but since then the fbi has expanded into the investigation into whether or not she did favors for the clinton foundation. >> just scary to think about the risk she took on, when you specifically talk about the specific access e-mails. it took multiple codes to even look. >> the fbi agents do not have the security clearance to allow them to read this th

representative steven lynch that would require agencies to consider the benefits of regulations as well as the costs be made in order and i thank the committee for its attention. >> thank you very much, mr. connolly. we're glad that you're here and your suggestions for the committee's product would be as welcome and i thank you very much. i would next like to go to mr. marino on regulatory reform, commercial and antitrust law. the gentleman is now recognized. mr. marino. >> thank you, chairman sessions, and ranking member ms. slaughter, for giving me the opportunity to testify regarding hr-712. i will address that bill first and then when we get through with that, if you have no objections, i can go to the next bill. >> certainly. >> so you don't have to listen to me speak for 15 minutes straight. you get a break between that. this is the sunshine regulation for regulatory decrease and settlement act. hr-712 was introduced by mr. collins of georgia. the judiciary committee ordered hr hr-712 favorably. the rules committee print of hr-712 also includes two other pieces of regulatory reform legislation reported favorably by the judiciary committee. title two of the bill includes the, quote