mr walker the political career i mean has started in the political party of the president in the times before intrusion and. both of them was in the ether to get a hold of that other but by president bush and co and was on the part of the. political party. now he's working with mr steele's case so i think is he is just a professional mercenary so to say a professional warrior who works for different masters well one of the masters you failed to mention was the ousted president viktor you know convicts he served in his government as well and believe it or not he was responsible for fighting corruption for one year for one year if he was appointed as a cheerful. once a corruption team and they're sure to resign because he. failed story actually when the success in the environment that was at the time well but he still worked for the administration and from what i understand there is a law that prevents him or prevents the administration from appointing him in any civil capacity now what i'm interested in is why do you think mr selenski would take such a controversial decision because he

mr. walker, please. >> i realize that this is ongoing to reschedule the joint commission, but it is a priorityt as soon as possible and have the meeting as soon as possible so that we can effectively communicate with each other about, especially that issue of demolition and all of those things related that we will have on the agenda. i really just want to support you being aggressive with that. >> yeah, and i know commissioner watson, did you want to leave any comments? >> yeah, my concern on this is we have, as a department, been responding to the information we've gotten from the supervisors and expressing what our concerns are with the proposals that have been presented, and that is wonderful , and i understand the department and the responses have been very well received by supervisors who have been working on this, however, one of my biggest concerns is, you know , just how proactive we are in coordinating our efforts with the staff at the planning department department so that not only are we responding as things come to us, but that we are really trying to coordinate our efforts with pl

mr. walker from north carolina. rep. walker:. would also like to ask the committee chairman for a copy on the report of the hsbc outrage. -- outreach. director krebs, how does your agency interact with the science and technology directorate? i actually have an embed, a couple of folks who work on a regular basis. i define the requirements i need support on, share that with mr. bryan, and he is able to align his research and development programs against my requirements. it was a top priority for both of us to ensure we were pulling the same direction and were not competing research and development priorities. rep. walker: when you consider that a top priority? dir. krebs: right now i am looking at mobile security, 5g security, for instance. there is a great deal of opportunity in terms of understanding the risks. also looking at general data analytics. i have an incredible amount of data from federal agencies, but i don't have the tools and horsepower to use the right kind of work and analyze the threat. he is helping me pull toge

mr. walker for 45 minutes. >> i would also like to ask for a copy of the hbc outreach. george krebs, how does your agency interact with the science and technology director? can you mention the relationship? >> the senior official performing the duties here actually have an nbad. i have a couple folks from his shop that work with my folks on a regular basis. i assign what needs done on an r&b perspective, share that with brian and he's allowed to meet with priorities as we came in to ensure pepper pulling the same direction and often not repeating search and development. >> what do you consider to be your top priority? >> right now, mobile security. 5both of us in terms of understanding what the risks are and how we can secure more mobile. i have an incredible amount of data i'm able to collect off federal agencies, but i don't have the tools and the horsepower and the pipes, so he's helping me pull twheegt straur would look like. >> transition to the secretary. same question for you, how would you describe your. >> one of the priorities when i took over this position to

mr. walker from north carolina for five minutes. >> i would also ask for a report on the report for the outreach. >> and mr. krebs out is your agency interact with the technology. >> so actually i have been in bed. i have a couple of people who work with my people on a regular basis. i define a set of requirements that i need to report on. i share that with mr. bryant and he is able to align his research and development programs against my requirements. it was a top priority for both of us as we came in to ensure we were pulling in the same direction. we didn't want to compete in research and development. >> why do you use this as a top priority? >> right now i am looking at 5g security. there is a great deal of opportunity in front of both of us. also we are looking at general data analytics. i have an incredible amount of data that i can collect off of federal agencies. i don't have the tools or the horsepower or the type to do to worry and analyze the truth. he is helping me pull together with the tools what the infrastructure would look like. >> same question for you. i would you describe yo

mr. levine walker will come back and please come right back after votes. there are three votes. thank you. we are in recess. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> are you ready mr. libby? you may proceed for five minutes. thank you. >> good morning thank you chairman pallone chairwoman schakowsky you rank a member while the ranking member rogers for holding this important meeting. i am just letting the executive director of the center for auto safety. since 1970 centers from the nation's premier independent nonprofit advocacy organization focusing on auto safety quality and fuel economy. on behalf of our members and all drivers passengers and pedestrians we work every day to get unsafe cars and trucks off the road as quickly as possible. there are far too many effective vehicles with unrepaired recall cars and trucks on our nation's roads. our mission is also always including pressing for vehicles of tomorrow to be as safe as possible. and her five decades we have successfully advocated for car companies to inst

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mr. walker. >> thank you, mr. chairman.'m going to get away from my notes just for a second and speak freely. i understand what this hearing is about, and there was a time when our government, specifically even the doj and even the church looked the other way at some of the atrocities from some of these hate crimes and the terrorist activity that we saw in our communities. i was raised in the deep south and saw it myself at times. however, i want to acknowledge this country has made great strides in stamping out this bigotry and these racist thugs in the damage they would try and do. and i would hope you know that we'll stand arm in arm with you when we see this, whether there's a 17% increase or a 17% decrease. i believe we also have to make sure we don't infringe on the free speech component as well. that is a concern. so my first question for mr. wigman is how does your agency define a hate crime when prosecuting one of these cases? >> thank you for that question. i actually have the definition of hate crime here in the

mr. walker. >> thank you, mr. chairman. earlier this year, i introduced the sore reauthorization act of 2019, this legislation allows the scholarship program for five years providing low income students in the district of columbia scholarships to attend high quality elementary and secondary private schools. 91% of students participating in the programs are minorities with an average family income of $24,000. these scholarships provide a lifeline to students who would not have opportunities to achieve academic success otherwise. like you, secretary, i have met some of these wonderful families and have seen the hope this particular legislation brings to pass. secretary, devos, i want to thank you for your requesting increased funding for the dc opportunity scholarship program. in your opinion, two part question, why is it important for congress to act now and reauthorize the dc opportunity scholarship program? and what are some of the possible impacts of a lapse in funding for this program? >> congressman, first, let me say t

mrs. cheney: tight rope walkers? aybe that is my story. [laughter] mrs.heney: these men were so happy when the madisons opened the doors of the house to welcome them, no matter the party, to play cards. and dolly took snuff along clay, and they could talk politics. but jefferson is very different. he did not like people to talk politics around him. he wanted things smooth and said he did not invite both parties, generally one party at the time, but they would mix it up in they begin to feel not only great respect the also warmth because of her entertaining even with contemporary testimony to in not some insignificant measure esponsible for getting the nomination of 1808. mr. cheney: james and dolley were married 42 years. mrs. cheney: not as long as us. [laughter] [applause] mr. cheney: in august it will be 50 years, but what was that a high point? [applause] mr. cheney: i will repeat the question. what was the high point of those 50 years for you? [laughter] mrs. cheney: not the 42 years with dolly? i knew it was dangerous to have you asked me questions.

the attorney for john walker lindh said mr. spann needs to shut his mouth. mr.dh was exonerated in the death of mike spann and that mr. spann cannot get over it. >> dana: thank you. help on the way for farmers taking the hit from the u.s. trade war. some of that money will go toward building markets elsewhere. here's the agriculture secretary sonny purdue earlier today. >> what we're doing is looking for marks all over the world. we have things in india, malaysia, thailand, philippines. we're having small singles and double hits out here. but obviously the china market is huge. we would hope they would come back to the table and do exactly what we asked them to do. >> dana: we should learn more next hour when president trump addresses the nation's farmers at the white house. we'll bring that to you. fbi said there's a staggering number of open terrorism investigations both here and abroad. the pentagon has a new house to house thousands of migrants along the border. it's either the assurance of a 165-point certification proces. or it isn't. it's either testing a

mr modi said it was a big victory for democracy. president trump has reacted angrily to the release from federal prison ofjohn walker lindh, the so—calledrs he had asked if the release could be stopped but was told nothing could be done. now it's time for a look back at the day in parliament.

mr modi said it was a big victory for democracy. president trump has reacted angrily to the release from federal prison ofjohn walker lindh, the so—calledrican taliban, saying it was deeply troubling and wrong. mr trump told reporters he had asked if the release could be stopped but was told nothing could be done. now it's time for a look back at the day in parliament. hello again, and welcome to thursday in parliament. as the government delays its flagship brexit bill, mps seek answers. doesn't he agree that the people of the united kingdom deserve an urgent statement from what remains of the government, to tell them exactly what the hell is going on in this place? a conservative has his suspicions. there is some speculation, sir, how remote, that the prime minister might resign tomorrow. also in this programme: as cruel ill—treatment is uncovered in a care home for vulnerable adults, there's a plea to the government. go and properly investigate every single inpatient centre to make sure that the minister herself can look us all in the eye and say, "i know where the places are safe, and where they are not". all that to come, and more.

walker to walk 150 feet. >> you can tell he's quicker. >> it's a way of life. and mr. jackson, he t outogoal. he shattered it. he's back at home as well. >> that's great. that's even better. >> i thought this kind of stuff only happened in action movies, but this video proves me wrong. the door opens and a couple other guys are rapidly removing some of those bags from the back of the truck. >> how many people are in the cab. >> this was at least two guys in the cab. one falls out as they are shoved into the back of this cash in transit vehicle. this is an armored car. that'se midd being robbed. these robbered surrounded the truck and able to take thunderstorm down without injury. they got away with all that cash. this is something that's going to be frequent here on "right this minute." we have after hours security chasm ra. you see the ligh as this tck omsmashing through the side atm. they jump out and throw this tow rope around the atm and get back in their truck and put it in gear and off they are stopped in their tracks. they were unable to yank the atm off the floor, so they used the tru

mr. president, want to ask you about disaster aid bill, john walker lindh. as it relates to nancy pelosi they said you want to be impeached. do you want to be impeached? >> i don't think anybody wants to be impeached, but i'll tell you what, we went through two years of bob mueller, with 18 people that hated donald trump, many of them contributed to hillary clinton's campaign. one of in particular, weissmann. 18 prosecutors. fbi agents all over the place. 500 interviews, 1400 pages of documents, that i gave. i didn't use presidential prerogatives or anything having to do with powers of the presidency. i let everybody go up and speak, including the counsel, while house counsel. i let him speak for 30 hours as they tell me, 30, 32 hours. i never once said, i could have stopped them. no, i don't want white house counsel to speak. i don't want sarah huckabee to speak, who also went up there, everybody. i didn't have to let any of them to. maybe i would have lost in court. i doubt it. everyone told me i have the total power to have that stopped. with all of that,

probability of a more neutral candidate -- you mentioned olli and ben walker ray -- might be more likely than an extreme candidate like mr, thank you so much. we are going nation by nation to the ramifications of the selection. the bloomberg's group, this is a story mainly because of three reasons. angela merkel has decided her succession plan is unraveling because the person that is her heir apparent may not be up to the job. crucially, there is not much the chancellor can do about it now. we will keep looking at the developments in germany. tom: plots going on in the markets right now. -- lots going on in the market right now. more negative, in the u.s., negative yields this morning. this is bloomberg. ♪ the latest innovation from xfinity isn't just a store. it's a save more with a new kind of wireless network store. it's a look what your wifi can do now store. a get your questions answered by awesome experts store. it's a now there's one store that connects your life like never before store. the xfinity store is here. and it's simple, easy, awesome. ♪ pres. trump: they would like to make a deal. we are not ready to ma

mr. davis. great first start. that will do it for us. >>> it's 8:55. i'm kenny choi. american taliban john walker lindh is a free man this morning.ison, after he was captured by u.s. forces in afghanistan back in 2001. lindh will live in virginia now. >>> the teacher strike in the new haven unified school district enters its fourth day today. teachers want a 10% pay increase but the district is offering far less. >>> in our county, a decision is expected to plans for a new mosque. the proposal calls for a 30,000 square foot complex on a grass field in san martin. but also include a cemetery with 2,000 graves. we'll have updates on our platforms, including our website, kpix.com. platforms, including our website, kpix.com. >>> good morning. 8:57. we have slowdowns to tell but. but let's start with your main travel times in the morning. none in the green now. although some don't look so bad. half an hour in the red on the east shore freeway, from highway 4 to the maze. just over half an hour on highway 4 itself. and the better part of an hour if not more coming out of the south bay. looking at our map, we've got quite a bit of orang

turn round to me and say, "charles walker, you stood in the way of brexit", because i've never stood in the way of brexit. 0ne one of those two things it is time for mrstive mp nigel evans. why? two major things have happened since we met with the prime minister, the talks with the labour party collapsed, they collapsed and we should have collapsed that when tom watson said the labour party was no a party of the main and reform. the second big thing was the speech he made yesterday, the announcement that the withdrawal agreement with its ten points with the possibility ofa its ten points with the possibility of a customs union and confirmatory referendum, these red lines. we thought a general election a couple of years ago against us i know it seems as though everything is on the table apart from no deal and i think the mood any party has changed. we are fighting elections for the european parliament which should never have happened, we should have left on march 29. all the opinion polls are left on march 29. all the opinion polls a re pretty left on march 29. all the opinion polls are pretty grim and following her speech yesterday i was talking to co