mr. sanchez.e was expressing his concern that he didn't have a place to parole and he was short. >> short? >> short to the door, meaning his release date was fast approaching. and so i told him that i would get him some applications for places in albuquerque. i brought you some applications like we talked a couple weeks ago in places for preparation for parole back to albuquerque. and your release date is -- >> july 1st. >> july 1st. >> that's all i'm waiting for. >> okay. so no more disciplinary. >> there's something in my heart that's just saying that something -- i'm not going to end up going that day. i don't know why. but i just sense it. i wonder if you can give them a ring on the phone, you know. >> yes, i'll follow up. >> can you push this, you know? let's get this approved so i can have that, all right, sanchez, you're approved. >> well, i can get the wheels places in albuquerque. i brought you some applications like we talked a couple weeks ago in places for preparation for parole back t

mr. doggett: miss sanchez. sanchez: thank you mr. chairman. little disappointed that -- i'm glad the day has arrived and we are here. it is impossible for me to address everything that i feel should we a purple -- a priority for individuals and families, but i'm going to try to hit a few key points. i believe i have said this many a lasting tax reform needs to be bipartisan and comprehensive. i would strongly caution against a go it alone strategy that seems to take a hold of tax reform. it must be bipartisan, history is not on the side of going it alone. tax reform also cannot be balanced on the backs of the middle class who already feel like they are being squeezed from all directions. so far, the plans and tweets i've seen from the house republicans and president would result in an astronomical tax-cut to the tune of $1.3 million for wealthy household. the people i represent in southern california would receive roughly $.70 per day under these plans. i'm sorry, but $.70 a day is not going to help those families better afford childcare, elde

mr. chairman. >> ms. sanchez? >> thank you, mr. chairman and thank you to our witnesses who are here today. i'm a little bit disappointed that it took so long before we had our first hearing on how tax reform would impact families and individuals, but i'm glad that day as arrived and we're here. it's impossible for me to address everything that should be a priority for families in just a few minutes, but i'm going to try to hit on a few points before asking a few questions. i believe, and i've said this many times, that a lasting tax reform needs to be bipartisan, and it needs to be comprehensive. i would strongly caution against a go-it-alone strategy that seems to have taken ahold of tax reform for the time being. lasting tax reform must be bipartisan. history is not on the side of going it alone. tax reform also cannot be balanced to -- on the backs of the middle class who already feel like they're being squeezed from both directions. so far the plans and tweets i've seen from the house republicans and the president would result

mr. lopez sanchez. >> lopez sanchez has pleaded not guilty in the case.ied are expected -- both parties are expected in court next friday to determine whether or not the trial will begin. >>> city leaders in stran are taking steps to -- in san francisco are taking steps to clean up one of the dirtiest bart stations in the system. the area near civic center station has been called a public health nuisance and a magnet for drug dealers and the homeless. and people loitering there. and the city gave people loitering there 72 hours to leave before the area is cleaned up. and the bart board member devon duffy told us on 2 yesterday, bart and muni are combining for a new effort to provide help to those in need and another program called lead sf is expected to launch later this summer. it will focus on providing services for drug addicts and dealers, to get them into treatment, rather than jail. >>> happening right now, folks in the north bay are getting another chance to test out the smart train. transit officials are still waiting for government approval befor

mr. lamb hasn't seen too many of those. >> joe: kimbrel working to a divisional rival catcher, gary sanchez. through the signs again. 1-2, winning run at second. nice job i sanchez to block it. 2-2. >> john: yadi on his way back, given a fellow competitor props on this block ball. very difficult. you see how quickly that ball hit in front of home plate. watch yadi. pretty good right there. >> joe: two i've been to the count, jake lamb at the plate. now kimbrel and sanchez are going to talk about it is they can't get on the same page. while they converse out on the mound, we will tell you that summers huge all-star events don't end tonight. on august 2nd, soccer's best step into the spotlight on fs1. real madrid against the mls all-stars. lamb takes ball three. the mls all-star game august 2 on fs1. >> john: difficult to hit against some of the best, even with runners in scoring position. talking about a lineup where everybody has a good average just about with runners in scoring position. >> joe: a walk puts two on with one out and brings in paul goldschmidt. i am happy he gets another at-ba

mr. vega. this is gary sanchez. the grill is fantastic.pretty much whole front of it brand new. hood is new. steve: yankee blue. >> had the white and red. we made his white and blue. steve: let's go on inside and take a look at the interior. what i love about the interior is -- come on in here. where do you get this custom leather. in-house. hand stitched. show them different designs. they pick the designs they like. and we make it happen. steve: what happens? a celebrity comes to you and says you know what? i would really like a really cool ride and do you come up with the idea or do they have something cooking up there? >> no. they usually tell me go at it i want something different, special. everybody has a turned car. they want to outdo each other. steve: can you do it with any car? >> any car. >> could you do it with that taxi behind you? >> 1,000%. steve: thank you. >> my pleasure. steve: where can we see your tv channel again. >> velocity channel every wednesday night at 10:00 p.m. steve: round of applause who makes your car really

mr. lamb hasn't seen too many of those. >> joe: kimbrel working to a divisional rival catcher, gary sanchez.gh the signs again. 1-2, winning run at second. nice job i sanchez to block it. 2-2. >> john: yadi on his way back, given a fellow competitor props on this block ball. very difficult. you see how quickly that ball hit in front of home plate. watch yadi. pretty good right there. >> joe: two i've been to the count, jake lamb at the plate. now kimbrel and sanchez are going to talk about it is they can't get on the same page. while they converse out on the mound, we will tell you that summers huge all-star events don't end tonight. on august 2nd, soccer's best step into the spotlight on fs1. real madrid against the mls all-stars. lamb takes ball three. the mls all-star game august 2 on fs1. >> john: difficult to hit against some of the best, even with runners in scoring position. talking about a lineup where everybody has a good average just about with runners in scoring position. >> joe: a walk puts two on with one out and brings in paul goldschmidt. i am happy he gets another at-bat beca

mr. mccain returns to washington. >>> bringing in a heavy hitter like ty cobb as special counsel shows just how the stakes have risen for the trump administration. we get more from boris sanchez. >> reporter: the name of the new attorney added to the white house's legal team is ty cobb. he's a powerful washington, d.c., defense attorney who's handled some high-profile clients in the past including defending two officials with connections to the clinton white house. he's also defended major corporations, an ex-cia officer. he's a former federal prosecutor. until taking this job at the white house he was a partner at hogan and lovell, an important d.c. firm. he will oversee the white house response to the russia investigation, not only legal you but in the press. -- legally but in the press. he's trying to manage a white house story that's created a cloud, an impediment almost to the trump agenda. friends of ty cobb's including legal analyst michael zelden, say that he is a seclude, smart attorney. listen -- >> they're bringing in ty to try to replicate in some sense what clinton did during his problems -- which to create a legal warroom in the white house counsel's office to d