mr. simpson, i'm excited to welcome you today to your home. you served our country and we are now here to serve you. it's the least we can do for people who have put their lives on the line time and time again. and i'm just really proud of san francisco for stepping up to the plate and providing the services. over 150 homes already provided for veterans in the city. we are well on our way to making sure that we end homelessness for veterans. but we can't stop there. we have to make sure that we stick to mayor lee's pledge of getting 1,000 homeless people off the street. it's cold outside. just imagine what it's like to have no place to go. just imagine what it's like to have no bathroom to use on a regular basis. the struggle that we see on our streets are struggles that so many people deal with every day. it's why we have expanded our shelter system and adding 75 new beds to our system so we can accommodate more residents. the creative ways -- we have to provide more creative ways to get more people off the streets and part of what i'm so exc

mr. simpson, how are you. you can call me mike. from barbara, in new berlin, connecticut. -- new britain connecticut. --used toto live in live in new britain? and lived in new britain over in hartford, i was assistant director of poverty tried tot that economicallyly and about solving poverty. granddaughterld is a biracial child. she is beautiful, smart and i call her my bridge child. way the future is going. preparing -- started pre-k in the fall and she asked ni--ger?at is a disconcerting that this is reaching down into the next generation. problem, ahuge four year old hearing about nigger. andhistory of derision stereotypes, that is handed down. it is not genetic. it is word of mouth. a kid on a bus hearing that word and learning the difference people. a biracialn america black i seen to be because the overwhelming reality is chromosomes and genetics do not determine our understanding of race. culture does. systems and structures reward and benefit or disadvantage and discouraged. >> here in tom on the republican line. >> i woul

mr. simpson, i do vote to grant parole when eligible. >> reporter: simpson was granted parole for good behaviorn shortly after midnight. >> reporter: number 6. the criminal trial of bill cosby. >> that's absolutely correct. >> reporter: once one of television's most loveable dads, after bill cosby goes to trial accused of sexually assaulting a woman more than ten years ago. criminal charges were not filed at that time. but when never before seen transcripts, unsealed in 2015, show cosby admitting to giving drugs to women he wanted to have sex with, a pennsylvania district attorney brought forth multiple charges against the star. >> the judge in the cosby trial has declared a mistrial. >> reporter: the jury failed to reach a verdict after more than 50 hours of deliberations. >> we came here looking for an acquittal. but like that rolling stones song says, you don't always get what you want, sometimes you get what you need. >> reporter: the case is set to be retried in april. cosby maintains his innocence, saying the encounter was consensual. number 5. >> congress attacked. congressman steve scal

mr. simpson, i do vote to grant parole when eligible. >> reporter: simpson was granted parole for good behaviort. >> reporter: six, the criminal trial of bill cosby. >> that's absolutely correct. >> reporter: once one of television's most-lovable dads, actor bill cosby goes to trial accused of sexually assaulting a woman more than ten years ago. criminal charges were not filed at that time. when never-before-seen transcripts unsealed in 2015 showed cosby admitting to give drugs to women he wanted to have sex with, a pennsylvania district attorney brought forth multiple charges against the star. >> the judge in the cosby trial has declared a mistrial. >> the jury failed to reach a verdict after more than 50 histories of deliberations. >> we came here looking for an acquittal. like the rolling stone song says, "you don't always get what you want. sometimes you get what you need." >> reporter: the case is set to be retried in april. cosby maintains his innocence, saying the encounter was cons t consensu consensual. five -- >> congress attacked. congressman steve scalise, the third ranking republic

mr. simpson. i have heard of fusion gps. what is being referred to, this team in the united states. >> three weeks after it donald trump won the presidential election, at the canadian security conference, the details were finalized for the dossier handoff to senator mccann. along with the senator, sir andrew wood, and the mccain institute staff attended the canadian conference. british court records it stated that mccain and told him to get this outside of london, and then returned it to washington, d.c. fusion gps would provide senator mccain with a hard copy. in january, mccain gave the dossier to the fbi, that's already had its own copy from steel. they had no comment and referred it to a previous statement. he has not responded to multiple requests for comment. speak out a year after the election here on capitol hill, some lawmakers complain it is roadblock after roadblock. the even the queues at the justice department's of walking documents about the dossier, even though president trump's political appointees are runnin

mr. simpson, i do vote to grant parole when eligible. >> symptom wimpson was granted for good behavior. >inal trial of bill cosby. >> that's absolutely correct. >> once one of lovable dad's, after he goes to trial, accused of sexually assaulting a woman more than ten years ago. criminal charges were not filed at that time. but when never before seen transcripts unsealed in 2015 show cosby admitting to giving drugs to women he wanted to have sex with, a pennsylvania district attorney brought forth multiple charges against the star. >> judge in the cosby trial has declared a mistrial. >> jury failed to reach a verdict after more than 50 hours of deliberations. >> came here looking for acquittal, but like that rolling stone says you don't always get what you want. sometimes you get what you need. >> the case is set to be retried in april. cosby maintains his innocence saying the encounter was consensual. >> number 5. >> congress attacked. steve scalise the third ranking republican in the house is in critical condition tonight after alone gunman opened fire on a congressional baseball team. >

mr. simpson, would you please stand and face the jury? sitting when that verdict came down. >> we the jury in the above had been entitled action find the defendant orenthal james simpson not guilty of the crime of murder in violation of penal code section 187-a, a felony upon nicole brown simpson, a human being as charged in count one of the information. >> oh, my word. >> the question wasn't whether o.j. was guilty or innocent, the question was whether the jury had been convinced beyond a reasonable doubt that the prosecution had sustained its burden. at the end, they decided they had not. >> nobody's celebrating the fact that this horrific crime occurred. they're celebrating what feels like payback for rodney king, even for latasha harlins, for a system and for conditions that have just ignored them. >> o.j. is innocent! free as a bird. >> in recent weeks, every one of us has been made aware of a simple truth. white americans and black americans often see the same world in drastically different ways, ways that go beyond and beneath the

mr. simpson were not returned to fox 29. the child is resting comfortably tonight with those 65 stitches. she may have to undergo the rabies vaccine. license. indicates it may be back out on this property soon. live in north philly i'm jeff cole fox 29 news. more at 6:00. folks. >> jeff, see you at 6:00. thank you. we are tracking a developing story in chester delaware coun county. where police are looking for the person who shot a teenager in the chest. skyfox was over the scene at ninth and engles around 9:00 this morning. that teen was taken to crozer chester medical center where he's alert and talking right n now. police say they're interviewing witnesses to try to track down the shooter. meantime in kensington philadelphia police are investigating a shooting that has left a 24-year-old man dead. skyfox caught the scene on the 1800 block of east atlantic street just before 1:00 this afternoon. investigators say the 24-year-old was shot in the face. police took him to temple hospital where he died. so far there have been

mr. simpson: thank you, mr. chairman. first, i want to thank the chairman of the appropriations committee, mr. frelinghuysen. under his leadership the committee reported and the whole house considered and passed all 12 appropriations bills for fiscal year 2018. this year is the first time since 2010 that the house passed all 12 appropriation bills. i would hope my colleagues on the other side of the aisle would listen for just a minute. in 2010, the democrats controlled both the house, the senate and the white house. guess what, they passed all the appropriation bills on time. you know what they also did? they passed a c.r. until january 19 -- until february -- excuse me -- until december 19 when they hadn't completed their work yet even though they had passed all 12 appropriation bills in the house. they passed another c.r. until the 22nd. when they had completed their work, they passed a c.r. in january. when we got the majority we finished up the appropriation process. so their outrage is a little bit misplaced. now we

mr. simpson: thank you, mr. chairman. first, i want to thank the chairman of the appropriations committee, mr. frelinghuysen. under his leadership the committee reported and the whole house considered and passed all 12 appropriations bills for fiscal year 2018. this year is the first time since 2010 that the house passed all 12 appropriation bills. i would hope my colleagues on the other side of the aisle would listen for just a minute. in 2010, the democrats controlled both the house, the senate and the white house. guess what, they passed all the appropriation bills on time. you know what they also did? they passed a c.r. until january 19 -- until february -- excuse me -- until december 19 when they hadn't completed their work yet even though they had passed all 12 appropriation bills in the house. they passed another c.r. until the 22nd. when they had completed their work, they passed a c.r. in january. when we got the majority we finished up the appropriation process. so their outrage is a little bit misplaced. now we

mr. varnette and the letter asked who they would invite. he writes, someone we might consider is someone from knox's or simpson's office. he mentioned adlai stevens, one of knox's special assistants. why would he, back in 1942, stevensommended adlai as a participant in that meeting? what qualifications did he have? qualifications. the other man has been named under oath seven times as either a communist or espionage agent. let me finish. i would rather not go into stevens record too much at this time. we have just completed a complete and thorough research on adelaide stephenson, and i intend to give that picture on a nationwide network. after i give that picture of themenson, the history of since the time he entered the agricultural department, and after i give that history, if the american people want him, they can happen, but i don't think they will want him. >> i gather from what you say that it is fair to confer that you do not avoid personalities. senator mccarthy: i will never avoid giving the facts to the american people. it is so easy to talk about communism generally, to talk about the sellout in china and kor

dossier with input from russian sources and that he met glenn simpson, the founder of fusion gps, the operatives and research firm that paid mrsteele with funding from the hillary clinton campaign and the democratic national committee. now fox news has confirmed that nelly ohr, and the wife of bruce ohr, worked for fusion gps, was paid by the opposition research firm through the summer and fall of 2016, a time when the places are on the company payroll around the time the dossier was funneled to the fbi and perhaps through to the election. some two weeks after which her husband met secretly with glenn simpson. the house intelligence committee chairman devin nunes said that they are looking into all facets of the connections between the department of justice and fusion gps, including mr. ohr. doj, which initially said that mr. ohr had been stripped of his duties because he was holding two jobs, tonight had no comment about the revelation that mrs. ohr work for cheap fusion gps last year. shannon? >> shannon: thank you, james. in the wake of another new york terror attack, the state's governor questions whether silicon valley i

and that ohr met with glenn simpson, founder of gps, opposition research from the paid mr. steele with funding from the hillary clinton campaign in the democratic national many. the dossier was given the fbi in july of 2016 around the same time donald trump excepted the g.o.p. nomination. former fbi director james comey has described the dossier as a collection of salacious and unverified material about mr. trump and his associates. republican lawmakers want to know whether the democratic funded dossier was used to obtain a warrant for fisa surveillance on carter page. during a hearing this morning, republican jim jordan of ohio but the question bluntly to the new fbi director, christopher wray. >> the democrat national committee and the clinton campaign which we now know where one of the same, paid the law firm who paid fusion ups who paid christopher steele who then paid russians. to put together a report we call a dossier full of all kinds of fake news, national inquirer garbage. it's been reported that this dossier was all dressed up by the fbi, taken to the fisa court

mr. trump. i met with bruce ohr, this is again, glenn simpson talking, at his request, after the november 2016 electiono discuss our findings regarding russia and the election. so you have bruce ohr, he was i think the number three or four guy at the justice department meeting with fusion gps, the trump dossier folks funded by the dnc. you have peter strzok that fbi official who we heard about last week in some of his e-mails with his lover inside the justice department and he was out to get trump and he was working with christopher steel one of the sources for the trump dossier. it looks like we're beginning to see a conspiracy here. >> well, certainly the key issue here in terms of the collusion isn't the russia collusion because there's no evidence the trump campaign colluded with russia to steel the election which is what mueller in theory is supposed to be looking at. the collusion is between the clinton campaign, the dnc, its dossier operation, fusion gps, the fbi and the justice department and maybe even mueller's operation which supposedly is still investigat ing the dossier. we need to know al

anti-trump dossier with input from russian sources and met with glenn simpson the founder of fusion gps the opposition research firm that paid mr. steel with funding from the clinton campaign and the democratic national committee. the dossier was given to the fbi in july 2016, around the same time that donald trump accepted the gop nomination. former fbi director james comey has described the dossier as a collection of selacious and un verified material about mr. trump and his associates. >> i'm not sure when the fbi first took possession of it but the media had it before you had it and we had it. at the time of your departure from the fbi, was the fbi able to confirm any criminal allegations contained in the steel document? >> mr. chairman i don't think that's a question i can answer in an open setting because it goes into the details of the investigation. >> reporter: republican investigators from the house intelligence committee issued a fresh subpoena on doj yesterday their second looking for information and also looking to determine whether this democratic funded dossier was used to obtain surveillance on a trump campaign

in that statement, glenn simpson acknowledges fusion gps paid the wife of a senior justice department official to investigate mrtrump last year. meanwhile, the biggest tax overhaul in decades is on its way to a final vote next week after congressional republicans reached a deal. it could have significant changes for businesses and families. team coverage tonight on capitol hill. doug mckelway is here on details on what's in and what's out. first, rod rosenstein's on capitol hill. ed henry joins us. it sounds like things are really heating up. >> that's right, shannon. this new court document confirms our original parting that the wife of a senior justice department official helped fusion gps dig up that dirt on then candidate donald trump. tonight, republicans are demanding answers on whether the unverified information in that trump dossier led to the appointment of special counsel robert mueller. fusion gps cofounder glenn simpson acknowledging his court document, his company last year hired nelly ohr, the wife of bruce ohr, demoted for concealing his meetings with fusion gps. it commissioned the dossier conta

mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize my good friend the simpson county judge executive, jim henderson, of the first congressional district of kentucky. judge henderson has served his community since 1998 when he was elected as the youngest county judge executive in kentucky and has continually devoted himself to organizations which advance the development and prosperity of simpson county. judge hernedson has decided to transition into a new role as deputy director of the kentucky association of counties, where he will be overseeing their day-to-day operations and working with local government officials in all 120 counties throughout the commonwealth to advocate for legislative solutions that best meet the needs of their constituencies. r. comer: his personal and professional networks and impeccable record of achievement have prepared him to serve kentucky's local officials in a direct and expanded capacity. although he will be missed in his current role, i'm grateful for his steadfast leadership and tireless contributions to simpson county, as well as his friendship and guidance. i joi

simpsons." so, to binge or not to binge, that is the question. which is why i'm asking myself what would mrs.loway do? i highly doubt that clarissa dalloway could have gotten those flowers herself if she'd been hypnotized by, say, "orange is the new black." but if you should hear that i've gone missing, you'll know i got sucked into binging the seven seasons i've missed of "game of thrones," and winter has finally come to my house. >> woodruff: on the newshour online, we will have updates on the senate g.o.p. tax bill. plus, we look at four provisions that have little to do with taxes. that and more is on our website, www.pbs.org/newshour. and tune in later tonight for "washington week," with robert costa. we'll be watching. tomorrow on the pbs newshour weekend, in a country divided by war, cyprus turns to science for reconciliation. the fate of hundreds of people on both sides who disappeared in the violence decades ago and were never found. remains are brought here to lab remains are brought here to labs in the neutral, united nations- controlled green zone in cyprus, to be cleaned and orga

simpson after the election? >> we have agreed to provide all the relevant documentation to intelligence committee. i haven't seen it all, so i'm not in position to answer. trz. >> so during mr. shad's question, he thoroughly laid out the number of people on mr. mueller's team who have financial donations to the democrat, the clinton obama campaigns. i think over half of the mueller team donated to either clinton or obama. none donated to trump u. . so that's either one of two things. either mr. mueller was cure rating a universe of people who hate the process or it's a kins dense that a lot of people have bias we learn more and more about each day. the it's the action that is your responsibility to make sure it's not infected by this bias. when mr. struck goes and changes wording from gross negligence, a crime, to extremely careless, that's not a belief. that's an action. like, we can't find out, you won't tell us whether or not tack pair money was used to buy this dossier. if it was, if the fbi was working with the democratic party to buy a dossier to discredit the president of the united states, that's not a belief. that's an action. if that was dressed up as an intellige

simpson but the bottom of his shoes. but when he said that, i said, you can call me mike. you don't even have to call me mr. dyson. guest: i used to live in new britain. caller: you did? guest: i did. i was the director of the poverty project that try to think about sociologically challenging poverty. i had a great time there. i'm fond of it. host: go ahead, barbara. isler: what i'm going to say shocking but i believe it shouldn't be in the darkness. my four-year-old granddaughter is a biracial child and she is beautiful and smart and i call her my bridge child. born, i believe this is the way the future is going. a good bridge. she started pre-k this year. she came home and ask me casually one day in the fall, a nigger? is i was shocked and i said, where did you hear that? and she said on the bus, going to school. these are four-year-olds. it is disconcerting that this is reaching down into the next generation. are going to deal with this in this country. i don't. guest: it is a huge problem. 4-year-old, a four-year-old and when i spoke earlier about the humanization of black people, the perpetuation of a legacy

simpson. that was reform. and the president told me, joe, this will not be a tax cut for the rich like me. and i said, mr. president, that's good. he said it's going to be for the average working person who's got left behind. i said, that's great! well, i really believed that the president wanted to work in a bibipartisan way. mark short and i have been talking. we exchanged ideas back and forth. i gave them a whole litany of things that i thought ten or more democrats would vote for, to have it 60 or 65 votes. i really believe is possible if you had regular order. once mitch mcconnell has decided that 51 votes was all that was needed and they're all going to be republicans and make it political, that's exactly what happened. >> all right, so let me clarify this -- >> this is not a reform. this is a tax cut. >> let me clarify, you don't hold the president responsible for this, you hold mitch mcconnell responsible for this tax bill? >> i think mitch mcconnell basically told the president, we can do this under a budget reconciliation, which is a budget gimmick. he passed a budget with $500 billion of defici

mr. bailey. will you stand up and speak when it's your turn. >> no question that the best tv show of the '90s was the o.j. simpsonve entitled action find orenthal james simpson not guilty of the crime of murder. >> the verdict of the o.j. simpson trial viewed by 150 million people. it's more people than watch presidential election returns. that's crazy. >> because there was trial footage every day, cnn saw its audience increase like five times, the success of cnn was not lost on other people. and so, there were competing forces coming into play. >> how delighted i am we have now reached this moment when we can firmly announce the starting of a fox news channel. >> unfortunately, with cable news and the ability -- or the need to be on the air 24/7, where you try to get as many eyeballs as possible at one time, to gravitate toward those stories that are sensational, it brought us the ability to go too far. >> is the jonbenet ramsey murder investigation turning into a media circus? >> it's tabloid but on the other hand, it's a tabloid era. here's where the fear comes into it, i think, larry. it's the fear that says,

mrs may have messed up the deal. the belfast telegraph merely says "may day". let's discuss this in more detail with kathryn simpsonn you remind us first up what the various sides of this discussion are demanding? it is inherently complex. we have talked about it at length. what the irish government and dublin would like to see is the all ireland free border. so staying in the customs union and in the single market. and in ensuring that free trade that we see at the moment as eu member states between the uk and the republic of ireland. continued as is. absolutely. they would have seen that in policy papers as well that have come through. this is obviously very unpalatable for the dup who campaigned very hard for a high brexit and they are currently propping up the uk government at the moment. they would see that as more alignment towards ireland which they don't want to see. this is what we saw arlene foster come out to say yesterday that there would be no diverted on the uk position of leaving the european union. we will be leaving the union as a uk — there will be no special status for northern ireland. that is s

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