mr. rogers neighborhood. but so far, there is nothing for the legends of hollywood series. >> oh. that's too bad. >> hmm. >> a lot of people respected there on the stamps. >> we can send a stamp to sesame street with the mr. rogers stamp. >> and we can send a stamp to space with sally ride. >>> coming up, down sizing your life, we meet two members of the minimalist movement. >>> and a look inside the security lab of the fite in tut. new high-tech gadgets developed to protect bus and train stations. you're watching "world news now." ah! i was in the tree watching you, and then i fell. i'm not eating pizza from the trash. then i discovered mucinex. huge difference. one pill lasts 12 hours, and i'm good. oh, here kitty, kitty...ah! not a cat, not a cat! why take 4-hour medicine? just one mucinex lasts 12 hours. start the relief. ditch the misery. let's end this. ♪...from far away. but they ♪honly see his wrinkles.♪..♪ ♪he's gotta play it cool to seal the deal.♪ ♪better find a way to smooth things over.♪ ♪if only harry used some... ♪...bounce, to dry

once again in a nutshell mr roger into of just referred to has all the board three hours one of the two. labs that can actually cheat both ways he said it could clear the russian team of positive doping tests or destroy team russia for several years in sport so one might as well bear that in mind the things that are was talking about and that interview when you were actually listening to the i.o.c. delivering its verdict saying words like credible witness trusted evidence the international olympic committee stands by the evidence no matter what but remember that mr argent of himself said that he received an awful lot of money for that hugh it is interesting isn't it when you hear what he says there ok thank you we should know by this time tomorrow tomorrow should we whether a blanket ban has been issued or not thank you very much it's only. now in other news the saving south korea and the united states have begun conducting their largest ever joint aerial drills according to officials and so the exercise to come as washington indicates war with north korea is becoming increasingly likel

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mr. rogers, distinguished chairman, republican chairman of the appropriations committee, said we cannot meet the needs of the american people at that number. republican chairman, we cannot meet the needs of the american people at that number. our members were very unhappy because this was really a disservice to the debate we had before and they were criticizing and not going to vote for it. criticize all you want did you don't say you are going to not vote for it. we come to the june 30 deadline 988.till in-- insisting on barack obama said ok. senate democrats, 988. the senate republicans, 988. this is the house republican budget number, 988. i called mr. boehner said we cannot shut government down. it's wrong for the american people as much of my members despise what you are doing. i'll give you 200 votes to keep government open. that's how many democrats we had. i'll give you 200 votes. and that should -- he said i can't bring up the bill. this agreement, everybody, the president, senate, democrats and republicans, house democrats now agreeing to the republican house number, i'm giving you

john said on based on the credit card number can i do not call mr rogers home crap with matter how on amanita. from a show of. truth from a canal. most. of the fucking moment. let's research in the sort of numbers bush or you will see both of them go to the cities in them and from our. voices in the sort of the world of the street the. cinema would argue over you know the answer is. the seriousness of. the definition of that is riding state is jewish kind of ticket in my opinion floated that up citizen self is that it is a jewish state for the jewish. citizens said they will connect it to state this is how it goes is it i like this usually to equal it says did they come to these when it is sad or will they are talking about the economy but when democracy there was only to compare with that i'm bored. whenever you believe russian product you're not just going to get a low quality. or little bit of suited. to the spiritual ego. by going for nuclear war north korea claims washington is seeking more lives of conflicts just days after pyongyang test and you missed it says can hit anywhere

mr. orvil le rogers we so much enjoy having you here.birthday and hears to many many more healthy and happy years. >> thank you thank you. >> mr. rogers a hundred years young just fantastic so people living in the gulf coast can perhaps breathe a bit of a sigh of relief after that brutal hurricane season finally came to an official end earlier this past week but you know they say it's not too soon of a possible next one. the u.s. army corps of engineers is proposing a plan to try and protect texas by building two giant moveable gates as storm surge barriers but as you can imagine that plan does not come cheap. douglas kennedy tells us more. >> living in this area, storm surge is a huge threat. >> aerial stemson lives right off galveston bay in texas where she was during hurricane harvey. >> so living out here there's really nowhere to go? >> no if you don't evacuate there's no way out. >> she took this drone video of homes and neighborhoods flooded. >> it was kind of a crazy panic feeling because there's water all around us. >> water all

lot of the kind our better johnson on based on our much less credit tightening can i do not cover mr rogers from traffic matter how not a case from michelle. to fucking on the canal you mr mom must feel right now with the fuckin on a cuckoo since her three month old enough are going to show you go to steve i don't want to go to the susan though micra cloisters a miserable lot of the street the. cinema bar the other you know the lot of this facility who is close to. michael flynn admits lying to the f.b.i. the reaction of russia gators and the liberal media is jubilation but why when submission in fact deflates the now popular conspiracy theory. graphic and disturbing video emerges showing the body of that yemen's former president ali abdullah saleh he is understood to have been killed by fighters after an alliance between them collapsed last week. president of the mali contradicts the french account of an airstrike in northern mali in october saying the killed soldiers. and another retraction from a major us media outlet over coverage of the scandal surrounding the white house and alleged c

mr. rogers stopped all those puppet shootings in the '70s.'t an easy job. - i've been shot at a couple of times mediating gang conflicts. - hold on. you've been shot at? - yes, while doing this job. - dispatch, this is 212 victor. show me southbound-- - is that a real radio, roy? - huh? - that's a real radio? you talking to some real people? - i don't--i hope it's on. [gibberish] armed with only fliers and their mouths, ceasefire patrols the most dangerous neighborhoods of chicago like south shore, where last year there were over 1,100 violent crimes reported. guys from the neighborhood warned us that out here even talking can be dangerous. - it could be you don't know me, i don't know you, but it could be the way i say, "what's up?" - so then how the [bleep] should i say "hello" in chicago? - exactly. it could be, "oh, your bag's too little." - so you buy an ounce, you weigh it, and it ain't an ounce... - yep. - so some of your weed got arugula in it. - uh-huh. - i needed to see ceasefire in action, so i created a realistic scenario of a dru

mr. rogers that this does not meet the needs of the american people, 200 democrats will vote for 988. you know what mr. boehner said? i can't bring that to the floor. the only group that did not support the republican budget number were the republican members of the house. your own number. i said what was that about? i just can't bring it to the floor. i don't have the votes. i said, we don't like it but we absolutely cannot shut government down, so we'll agree to the 988. the bill -- they wouldn't bring it to the floor. they shut -- you shut government down. speaker was part of that. mulvaney was part of that. many of the leadership of this congress were part of shutting it down. when, 17 days later, because of public pressure and trillions of -- excuse me, billions of dollars lost to the economy, 17 days later, government was open and mr. hoyer mentioned how many republicans voted to keep government closed. many of them among the leadership in this congress right now, one of them the head of the office of management and budget. so when we talk about who agreed to what and where, i wa

come out what better john for one based on our much less credit card number can i do not come with mr rogers home track matter how not eating. from a show i'm in cannot. shoot from a can i move he was almost feel now we can fuck a moment. could not see this or if you miss one enough our good show you will see rather want to go to the susan moment for our. voices in his or her beloved history of the cinema of our job or go to a lot of risk to see others who are. going to explain something terribly out there is wants to be a success in life there's two ways to go you can either become educated you can do that by yourself or go to the new york university website or the gallatin division and get the syllabus of the book list that all gals of the vision students have to i was in the galton division near to the first big project two hundred fifty plots starting with aristotle read those books now you are educated the second way you can be a success in life is a go no three things bridge golf tennis racket for things and speed. a very warm welcome back to the stan collymore we're going to stay in r

last record our raw data john said on based on our much less credit card number can i do not cover mr rogers from track matter how on amanita. from michelle. to fucking on the canal he was almost feeling now we could fuck him on a cool road since richard nixon offers bush ideas for the suv i don't want to go to the cities in the my car. voices in his or do whatever the street the. cinema of our government allows us. to see others who are supposed. to get there but survival guide books they figure it out mall that is stored safely at the federal reserve for. the sure it's still there you don't get it back. oh heck no. repatriations would get arrested seven years. philippus every year treasury for. the. demonstrators attempt to storm the u.s. embassy in beirut in protest of donald trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel protests have also been seen in best we have garza. syria has been proclaimed a free of islamic states although pockets of jihadists do remain. russia's banned from the twenty eighteen winter olympics over doping scandal that erupted two years ago despi

the last record our data john fell on based on our much less for the titan american i do not cover mr rogers from practical matter how on amanita. from michelle tom in canal. to fuck man i can now move him asylum almost feel now we're going to fuck him on a cool let's see this original song and now fargo shall you go to sleep i don't want to go to the susan no my car voices in misery do whatever the street the. sas the cinema of our government a lot of this. series who are as follows. in america. you have a little problem on your border. do we need a law first of all tell you all. the walls that we have have it worked as well as other technology can do we need to. know that we need a law as an immigration attorney i will tell you we do need to monitor it but a wall all it is is a cost or it's an ecosystem a disaster because so many animals pass through there there's drones and other ways that we can make sure and monitor that border much more effectively than spending money on actual structure like you know we're making a chinese wall. and so your next tuesday i tell you you know how far out

cut out raw data john said on based on how much less credit tightening can i do not the color of mr rogers tomcat mcnabb how not a case. in the fucking on the canal himself i'm almost feeling now we're going to fuckin on the cuckoo let's see this original sort of numbers go show you will see battle of the good of the season the american are poisonous or do whatever the street. cinema of our government allows is. the seriousness of a. problem on your border. do we need a wall first of all. the ones that we hope have it worked as well as other technology can do we need. to know that we need a lot as an immigration attorney i will tell you we do need to monitor it but a wall all it is is an ass to work it's an ecosystem disaster because so many animals pass through there there's drones and other ways to. you can make for a monitor that border much more effectively than spending money for an actual structure like you know we're making a chinese wall. and so your next tuesday i tell you you know how far out there for our one second generation united states so immigration is a very big issue in

mr. rogers of the appropriations committee said, we cannot meet the needs of the american people at that number, republican chairman. we cannot meet the needs of the american people at that number. our members were very unhappy because this was really a disservice to the debate we had before and meeting the needs of the american people. they were criticizing it and saying they were never going to vote for it. so we talk to the september 30th deadline and they're still insisting on 988. barack obama said, okay, if that's what keeps government open, we'll agree to 988. the senate democrats, 988. the senate republicans, 988. this was the house republican budget number. i call mr. boehner and i said we cannot shut government down napna. that's wrong for the american people. as much as my members despise what you're doing, i'll give you 200 votes to keep government open. that's how many democrats we had. i'll give you 200 votes. that took a lot of calming of the waters. you know what he said? i can't bring up the bill. i said, wait a minute. everybody, the president, senate, democrats and rep

last record our better john said i'm based on are much less qualified no one can i do not cover mr rogers from crap mcnabb how on amanita. from michele bachmann cannot. confront him on the cannot move he was almost feel no words could fuck him on a cool cicero from a sort of not hard to go show you go to steve i don't want to go to the susan though micra voice is innocent of the lot of the steve. a lot of this. series was close. some explicit everybody out there is wants to be a success in life is too lazy to go you can either be. no magic and if you can do that by yourself go to the new york university website of the gallatin division and get the syllabus of the book list of all gals of the vision students after i was in the delta division with their conversative project two hundred fifty talks starting with aristotle read those books now you're educated the second way you can be a success in life is you got to know three things bridge golf tennis circuit for things and speed. donald trump's decision to move the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem signals washington now deems this to

mr. rogers neighborhood with this stamp for the children's television host.s nothing for the legends of hollywood series. >> oh. that's too bad. >> hmm. >> a lot of people respected there on the stamps. >> we can send a stamp to sesame street with the mr. rogers stamp. >> and we can send a stamp to space with sally ride. >>> come up, the growing trend of downsizing your life. we'll meet two leaders of the minimalist movement. they're helping to find happiness by cutting out stuff. >>> and a look inside the security lab of the future. in the wake of that terror attack in in new york city. new high-tech gadgets being developed to protect bus and train stations. you're watching "world news now." developed to protect bus and train stations. you're watching "world news now." ah! i was in the tree watching you, and then i fell. i'm not eating pizza from the trash. then i discovered mucinex. huge difference. one pill lasts 12 hours, and i'm good. oh, here kitty, kitty...ah! not a cat, not a cat! why take 4-hour medicine? just one mucinex lasts 12 hours. start the re

mr. rogers that this does not meet the needs of the american people, 200 democrats will vote for $988 billion you know what mr. boehner said? i can't bring that to the floor. the only group that did not support the republican budget were the republican members of the house. your own number. i said what was that about? were you supposed to be calling a bluff? he said i just can't bring it to the floor. i don't have the votes. i said, well, we don't like it. but we absolutely cannot shut government down. we will agree to the $988 billion. they wouldn't bring it to the floor. they shut government down. the speaker was part of that. mulvaney was part of that. many of the leadership of this congress were part of shutting it down. and when 17 days later, because of public pressure, and billions of dollars lost to the economy, 17 days later, government was opened and mr. hoyer mentioned how many republicans voted to keep government closed. many of them among the leadership in this congress right now. one of them, the head of the office of management and budget. so when we talk about who agreed to wh

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. hal rogers of kentucky. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. rogers: i thank the gentleman for yielding me time. i rise in full support of the second fiscal year 2018 continuing resolution this year, which will fund the federal government through december 22 of this year. this bill is a necessary measure to continue vital government programs and services. it also prevents uncertainty and harm in a shutdown. this year, the committee worked at a historic pace to produce and then pass all 12 bills to fund the government. and chairman frelinghuysen should be recognized for this feat of leadership. it's important that we eventually send these bills to the president's desk. as chairman of the state and foreign operations subcommittee, i want to highlight that the funding provided in our bill supports continued leadership by the u.s. and advances our national security and economic interests. this funding is critical to addressing the many challenges that we face around the world. mr. speaker, while c.r.'s are never our preferred course of action, the b

mr. rogers, astronaut salary ride, the first american -- sally ride, the first american in space and musicians john lennon and lena horn will get stamps as well as the state of illinois celebrating 200 years as a state. jonathan: cool. the rock 'n' roll hall of fame class of 2018 announced and among the next honoree is bon jovi. the cars, dire straits, moody blues, nina simone. the induction ceremony is this coming april and it's always a great show. larry is at the "live desk" for what is coming up at postal worker imposter. the thief caught on camera plucking packages from porches. rash of the corporation robberies in the district and the police believe they are all connected. a hoax involving the redskins. those stories at 5:00. when allison and i see you in a few minutes. michelle: thank you. "7 on your side" consumer alert. there is a recall for the same problem in the cars and half a million have the brake lights that may not turn off after releasing the pedal. the recall covers hyundai alantras and the forte from 2012 through 2014. there have been no injuries reported. nancy: toys for t

mr. rogers neighborhood showing roomers wearing trademark rid zip up sweater how's it going down there? that's good. lica misses you. i'm over it though. (laughter) that's fine. i miss her more than you anyway. ♪ ♪ ♪ hey, my window is closing. yeah that's okay. alright miles. i love you. (phone hangs up) ♪ ♪ ♪ yeah i love you too. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> 6:22. free flight pro motion causes outrage this morning. we'll tell you what went wr wrong. first check markets and joining us on the markets everything seems to continue to go the right direction and records yesterday. >> records yes the dow 67 record close of the year and s&p 50060th record close of year and a lot of this by banks and financial stocks yesterday and still hinging on the tax reform plan and house republicans and senate working things out and big thing we're watching today is announcement expected from the fed reserve on interest rate hike. >> keep an eye on that and we'll give an eye on healthcare. we tie this in a little and healthcare in washington later today and main healthcare insurers they're making chainings too. >> crisis the

mr. roger scott? good afternoon. welcome. >> good afternoon. my name is roger scott. i taught at city college for, i believe, 42 years and i'm currently a member of the san francisco labor council and also i served on the executive board of ift 2121 for over four decades. i would like to share some personal observations and suggestions and then would like to quote parts of the resolution that was passed last night at the labor council. i think history supports my skepticism of public solutions by private-public organizations. i think we've been examples of that, working well in theory and to the detriment of the commons in reality. last night, the labor council passed this resolution that had been submitted by my union at city college. the title is "resolution: public land must stay in public hands." the first whereas i would like to site, "whereas we understand public lands to be sacred from previous generations whose future belongs to many generations into the future and not a commodity to sell." the current public plan inadequately addresses the need for affordable

mr. roger staubach. two-time super bowl champ and heisman winner. a legend joining us now. about your first army/navy game. >> last night, my wife and write talking about it in 1962. i was a youngster at the naval academy. i did not see her the night before the game. i was nervous wreck. i didn't sleep the whole night. most nervous before any sporting event or football game i played in. super bowl or whatever. first army/navy game. fortunately we had a good game. we won 35-14. i don't like to talk about it. i ran for two and threw for two. >> he is humble. we love it. >> my girlfriend, who became my wife, was really happy. we were walking around philadelphia that night. i remember seeing the newspaper. navy beats army and they had a story about me. i think that's when she fell in love with me. >> oh, that's awesome. let's talk about how you fell in love with the game and pageantry that caused the nerves. tell people who may have never seen the game what it is all about. >> it is about more than the game. football is still fun to watch. army/navy. you relate to the men and t

mr. roger's neighborhood." [ light laughter ] this is fantastic.rn. [ cheers and applause ] wow! look at that! you feel good, right? look it, you feel good, doesn't he look great? [ cheers and applause ] christoph waltz! that's how ya -- that looks fantastic. it's sharp. >> let's button it up at least. >> jimmy: yeah, i like the tie. it's a little extra, a a little -- and it's fun. yeah, you know how to do it. you're a stud. >> jimmy: when you get this role "downsizing," fantastic cast. kristen wiig, matt damon. >> yeah. >> jimmy: fantastic director. >> i have a crush on kristen wig. everyone has a crush on kristen. [ cheers ] she's fantastic. >> oh, she's lovely. >> jimmy: she is the greatest. >> she's lovely. >> jimmy: she's so bubbly and fun and -- just so smart. but the director who is -- >> alexander payne. >> jimmy: wow, wow, wow wewa. this guy is the real deal. >> well yeah. he was so real he didn't want me for the part. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: did he not? >> no, he didn't. i talked him into it. >> jimmy: that's what good actors do. yea

mr. hal rogers of kentucky. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. rogers: i thank the gentleman for yielding me time. i rise in full support of the second fiscal year 2018 continuing resolution this year, which will fund the federal government through december 22 of this year. this bill is a necessary measure to continue vital government programs and services. it also prevents uncertainty and harm in a shutdown. this year, the committee worked at a historic pace to produce and then pass all 12 bills to fund the government. and chairman frelinghuysen should be recognized for this feat of leadership. it's important that we eventually send these bills to the president's desk. as chairman of the state and foreign operations subcommittee, i want to highlight that the funding provided in our bill supports continued leadership by the u.s. and advances our national security and economic interests. this funding is critical to addressing the many challenges that we face around the world. mr. speaker, while c.r.'s are never our preferred course of action, the b

mr. rogers. this one is mine. >> that is amazing.nakes as well available for adoption. >> gu ppi es and stuff like that? >> we have everything you can imagine. anything under the sun. >> you can have a conversation, leave that day. >> you just know how to take care of the animals before you take them home. >> if you're a first time small pet animal owner we can share information with you about their care needs. >> thank you guys so much. hopefully these guys can find some homes. happy holidays to everybody. >> alrighty. well, your christmas poinsettia is not dangerous, but eating raw cookie dough may be. tonight we're working for you and breaking down which holiday health myths are actually true. you've probably heard poinsettias are poisonous especially for your pets. studies show 95% of reported reactions from the plants were absolutely harmless. it seems the bad reputation stems from one unconfirmed death back in 1919. however, the warnings about raw cookie dough are true because flour and raw eggs macon tan salmonella. surprise,

mr. rogers and mr. morrell said, but also in american society more broadly. the russians have not yet received that medical, katy. >> let's look back a little bit. the washington report said while you were in the obama administration, it was flailing for ways to combat the russian threat. there were all sorts of ideas that were floated, potential ways to combat this. there was an i.d. to launch an r.t.-style propaganda network, like the russian version of it. there was an idea to get hollywood to make blockbuster movies, to spread a pro-west message. there was an idea of how to improve how you track and counter russian spies in realtime, arming spies with counterpropaganda or zapping russian servers that are used to control fake russian personas. were any of those things put in place by the obama administration? >> well, katy, i would talk about this in two different ways. one, there was a punitive action that the obama administration took. a series of punitive actions that the obama administration announced, almost precisely one year ago today. december 29th

mr. rogers, that the area where we need the how do we continue o reform defense wide acquisition processes in order to move quickly, to take advantage of experimentation and prototyping, to push authority down to the lowest level, and to schedules so we can move faster than the adversary. i think the other thing i would that until the 20th of january of this year, it was not space and war fighting in the same sentence. that's changed. to deter and prevail in pace as we do in every other domain of warfare in the future. > would a space corps help you or hurt you in all of those endeavors? >> i can't think of a military that we have that's not enabled by or dependent on space. integrate space and elevate space as far as part of force. war fighting and to me, anything that from the joint fight is moving us in the wrong direction. i agree completely with mr. that the focus has to be on how to move fast. how to get ate, and capability to the war fighter. i don't think that creating more seams between a space corps and ther services helps in that regard. carey kari bingen, what are the major thr

mr. rogers, who is not here today, there was a bill that went through this committee and was passed into the house, talking about having annual reports on hate -- on issues of terrorism. it should include a focus on domestic terrorism, as well. >> i'm glad to hear you say that, because acting secretary duke just mentioned the blurring of that line. i think it's absolutely correct. you can't focus on one versus the other. you know, every american life is sacred, like all life. we've got to make sure we go after every threat that there is to our citizenry. >> congressman, i'd like to come back to a point. i don't know about anyone else. i was very humbled and impressed by the first panel, and how they stepped up over the course of the last 15 years in a whole different level to protect our citizens. but they were very careful to emphasize at every opportunity that they're not -- in the "ideology business." when you start getting that level, where you have that kind of power to find out what citizens are doing, it's a good idea to have that kind of red line and firewall between that kind of

mr. rogers.goes fast and it's time to say good-bye. >> not before we talk about lamer research, down in a straight line. they make the capital equipment for companies like micron. they make the capital equipment for all the semis. you have to ask katie about what the heck is happening. >> what do we have on "mad"? >> we're going to focus on why the stock is down because stanley bergmann is a very smart man. >> have a good weekend >> my wife said it's going to be a surprise i said the surprise is wisconsin versus ohio state. surprise is auburn the surprise is the eagles but i think i'm going to be surprised negatively going to be a downside surprise. >> no, it won't. >> we'll have the etlaest from tt tol hill when we come back onhacontinued push for tax reform [ mouse clicks, keyboard clacking ] [ mouse clicking ] [ keyboard clacking ] [ mouse clicking ] [ keyboard clacking ] ♪ good questions lead to good answers. our advisors can help you find both. talk to one today and see why we're bullish on

mr. rogers. >> mr. wray, in october of 2015 director comey was testifying before this committee and i asked him if he had the resources he needed to handle the terrorism investigations that were pending before them and also to investigate the surge of attacks on soft targets occurring at the time and his response was, to be honest, i don't know. i know the fbi has been stretched thin and had to pull agents off criminal investigations to look into these terrorist attacks but i would pose that question to you. i know you have only been there three months but have you been able to determine whether or not you have the resources you need to meet the challenges you face? >> well, at the risk of sounding like my predecessor but combined with the fact i've only been there three months, i'm still taking stock of that. some day i would like to find somebody they would like the fbi to do less of. i haven't met that person yet. we have a lot of challenges as you say. we have matured to the point where we're not ha

mr. rogers from alabama. >> thank you. 2015, i asked dr. comey if he had the resources he .eeded to handle investigations , to be honest,s i do not know. i know the fbi has been stretched thin over the last few years. questiont to pose that to you. i know you have only been there three months. but have you been able to determine whether you have the resources you need to meet the challenges you face? >> at the risk of sounding like my predecessor, combined with the fact i have only been there for three months, i'm taking stock. everywhere i turn, i find people who want the fbi to do more of something. someday i would like to find wants the fbi to do less. we have a lot of challenges. we have matured to the point where we are not having to pull people off of the programs the way we used to. it is not just a question of funding, i am not convinced we could spend our way out of the threat. some of it is getting smarter and working better collaboratively. the fbi was not always that way. now they are working with partners in the federal law enf

mr. secretary. i'm lieutenant roger missile. group six now.my question is, at the reagan national defense forum, kennedy heighten says when he was growing up he aspired to be the colonel program director and not the general because he had the responsibility and authority to deliver products and processes to the war fighter. he also said that when the lieutenants and captains want to be the colonels again, that's when we're going to have things right mitchell question is, how do you as secretary plan to fix the bureaucracy that war fighters at the deck flight deal with day in and day out, whether in the fleet or pentagon to ensure our ensigns and jgs grow up wanting to be commanders and captains and not necessarily admirals and secretaries. >> it's a timely question. there's a couple of things going on here. i won't say it's an alarming rate but the fact that there's one or two of these events shocked me completely. there are officers that are asking not to take command. they would rather take another path than take command. when i was in the m

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mr. farrenhold can survive and representative cathy mcmorris rogers who's the chair of the house republicanongress didn't want to answer my question today about whether farrenhold should resign. she just said very simply and with a smile, i'll be speaking to him. >> again, for folks who have not been following that story closely, it was disclosed that farrenhold had basically used $84,000 in this taxpayer fund to settle a sexual harassment case. a big thanks to both of you. we need to get to some breaking news now. president trump may be inching closer to a policy reversal moving the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. that would up-end decades of policy in the middle east, potentially, also leading to a violent response in that part of the world as well. let's bring in nbc's peter alexander. he is at the white house. he has also spent some time in that part of the world covering politics. arab leaders very opposed to the u.s. moving its israeli embassy, pete what more can you tell us? >> this is significant because we know there was a deadline yesterday for the white house basically t

mr. gowdy: this is my first time on hipse. this is my first opportunity to do it. i'm not a johnny come lately. i was talking to comey and rogers. so you can questionery my colleagues but this is the first time i have been through a re-authorization on this program. mr. schiff: i'm not questioning my colleague's good faith. if this was as pressing an issue, there was nothing preventing them from over the last six months introducing a bill. but putting it in a must-passed rogram this is to shoehorn bipartisan support and -- mr. nunes: time has expired. anyone else who wish to be heard over here before we get to amendments? ms. speier: i must say i really value every member of this committee. and i do think we are all people of goodwill. and i think this dialogue we are having right now would be really constructive if we could talk about it separate from 702, because mr. gowdy is making some good points. there are many things that i think we could come to an agreement on, but i do worry that separate and distinct from that, we have not fully dealt with this measure in a manner that is consistent with what the american people woul

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roger sherman and oliver ellsworth, are depicted on the wall right outside the senatey. not far from the marble room where their example of finding common ground would be practiced for decades to come. mr. president, in the shadow of these founding debates, political voices today are arguing louder and louder about smaller and smaller things. it is easy for those outside this chamber to insist that they know what should be done, and as long as we remain so deeply divided, those outside voices will always win. when i leave the senate, i hope to have lived up to the words of a dempsey, voice -- a different voice e on april, if 1910 in a time of great change in this company, agency the united states was coming to define a new world order, president teddy roosevelt delivered a fame as passage. he said, it's not the critic who counts. it is not the man who points out how the strongman stumbles or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. credit belongs to the montana who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat, who comes short again and again wows there's no effort without error and shortcoming, but who actually strives to do the deeds, who knows great en

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mr. trump. the reason i say that is because he is being compromised by russia. one of your earlier callers was mentioning he could not get any loans from the bank. with roger stone and the persons work on his behalf, they had already began to sow the seeds of getting mr. trump compromised when he decided to run for office for the presidency. so there is some fire and there is some evidence in this thing that mr. trump was compromised and this government has been compromised by mr. mueller's investigation. i think mr. mueller is going to find out in the campaign that they have now to discredit him. it just kind of shows you the level of anxiety that they have regarding mr. trump's investigation. host: on friday in the washington secrets columns takes a look at the investigation. host: in california, richard, democrat line. caller: i'm definitely interested in the mueller investigation. how could anybody not be? it's the biggest scandal in u.s. history. a president turning to a foreign nation to help out to hack an election and mislead the american people to get voted. it's huge. host: from following and being interested, what have you learned? caller: there