amout of interdisciplinary work here and it would break up our it's taken us the 5 year's since ms. kelly has been here to reach this point and it would be a huge step backward if we were to leave." )) ((denise valdez)) >> it's all part of the state's strategy to tackle nevada's under-performing schools -- and make them part of a new "achievement school district". you'll remember a similar protest happened at monaco middle school a few weeks back. that school was one of the 21 schools initially recommended for conversion -- but was choices were narrowed down. earlier this week -- the nevada department of education named which 9 schools it recommends to be changed. there are middle schools... baliey, brinley, mack, orr, and von tobel. and elementary schools... camberio, craig, fitzgerald, and kelly. so what's next? the state board of education must approve at lease 50% of those schools within the next 30 days. then the achievement and match them with new leaders -- who will work with parents and students on a vision for the school. the whole process should be complete by the start of the n

ms. kelly told the jury that they believed that the lane closures were part of a legitimate traffic study and that new jersey governor chris christie signed off on it. >> are you willing to be the fall guy for governor christie. >> reporter: but david wildstein the self confessed mastermind testified there was no study, that he carried out the lane closures on orders from barone and kell to punish the mayor of fort lee with five days of gridlock for refuseing to sort christie's reelection. she texted wildstein during the lane closures asking is it wrong that i am smiling. ms. kelly insisted throughout the trial that her e-mails and texts were misunderstood. >> no comment. >> reporter: the jurors seven men and five women rushed from the courthouse and refused to discuss their verdict. u.s. attorney paul fishman. >> we indicted only the people hewabled we had evidence beyond a reasonable doubt which as you know is the constitutional standard evidence beyond a reasonable doubt to convict in this c

. >> i understand that ms. kelly is out of town, but that -- mr. barns was going to be here on her behalf. >> before i give you the name and i tell you one of the person is from academic from your resident of stanford, and another one is a [inaudible] engineer, experienced and analogy technical. what -- but i'm one of the election courses, you know, with two data with them and also make sure no conflicts of interest will touch any of those projects, you know, like tga or 301 admission. then i want to tell you, you know, last -- >> mr. huey, they will be paid for by the city? >> paid for by the city from of course from our department. >> who will instruct them? who will charge them? >> we will have a panel of 7, you know, including city administrator, me, and person from puc and other, you know, also city attorney will advise us for a committee member to oversight -- >> this panel instructions will be in writing as to the scope of their review? >> yeah, we have write down the scope of what they do, you know, on that. speaker: is that available for m

. >> i understand that ms. kelly is out of town, but that -- mr. barns was going to be here on her behalf. >> before i give you the name and i tell you one of the person is from academic from your resident of stanford, and another one is a [inaudible] engineer, experienced and analogy technical. what -- but i'm one of the election courses, you know, with two data with them and also make sure no conflicts of interest will touch any of those projects, you know, like tga or 301 admission. then i want to tell you, you know, last -- >> mr. huey, they will be paid for by the city? >> paid for by the city from of course from our department. >> who will instruct them? who will charge them? >> we will have a panel of 7, you know, including city administrator, me, and person from puc and other, you know, also city attorney will advise us for a committee member to oversight -- >> this panel instructions will be in writing as to the scope of their review? >> yeah, we have write down the scope of what they do, you know, on that. speaker: is that available for m

. >> i understand that ms. kelly is out of town, but that -- mr. barns was going to be here on her behalf. >> before i give you the name and i tell you one of the person is from academic from your resident of stanford, and another one is a [inaudible] engineer, experienced and analogy technical. what -- but i'm one of the election courses, you know, with two data with them and also make sure no conflicts of interest will touch any of those projects, you know, like tga or 301 admission. then i want to tell you, you know, last -- >> mr. huey, they will be paid for by the city? >> paid for by the city from of course from our department. >> who will instruct them? who will charge them? >> we will have a panel of 7, you know, including city administrator, me, and person from puc and other, you know, also city attorney will advise us for a committee member to oversight -- >> this panel instructions will be in writing as to the scope of their review? >> yeah, we have write down the scope of what they do, you know, on that. speaker: is that available for m

. >> i understand that ms. kelly is out of town, but that -- mr. barns was going to be here on her behalf. >> before i give you the name and i tell you one of the person is from academic from your resident of stanford, and another one is a [inaudible] engineer, experienced and analogy technical. what -- but i'm one of the election courses, you know, with two data with them and also make sure no conflicts of interest will touch any of those projects, you know, like tga or 301 admission. then i want to tell you, you know, last -- >> mr. huey, they will be paid for by the city? >> paid for by the city from of course from our department. >> who will instruct them? who will charge them? >> we will have a panel of 7, you know, including city administrator, me, and person from puc and other, you know, also city attorney will advise us for a committee member to oversight -- >> this panel instructions will be in writing as to the scope of their review? >> yeah, we have write down the scope of what they do, you know, on that. speaker: is that available for m

. >> i understand that ms. kelly is out of town, but that -- mr. barns was going to be here on her behalf. >> before i give you the name and i tell you one of the person is from academic from your resident of stanford, and another one is a [inaudible] engineer, experienced and analogy technical. what -- but i'm one of the election courses, you know, with two data with them and also make sure no conflicts of interest will touch any of those projects, you know, like tga or 301 admission. then i want to tell you, you know, last -- >> mr. huey, they will be paid for by the city? >> paid for by the city from of course from our department. >> who will instruct them? who will charge them? >> we will have a panel of 7, you know, including city administrator, me, and person from puc and other, you know, also city attorney will advise us for a committee member to oversight -- >> this panel instructions will be in writing as to the scope of their review? >> yeah, we have write down the scope of what they do, you know, on that. speaker: is that available for m

. >> i understand that ms. kelly is out of town, but that -- mr. barns was going to be here on her behalf. >> before i give you the name and i tell you one of the person is from academic from your resident of stanford, and another one is a [inaudible] engineer, experienced and analogy technical. what -- but i'm one of the election courses, you know, with two data with them and also make sure no conflicts of interest will touch any of those projects, you know, like tga or 301 admission. then i want to tell you, you know, last -- >> mr. huey, they will be paid for by the city? >> paid for by the city from of course from our department. >> who will instruct them? who will charge them? >> we will have a panel of 7, you know, including city administrator, me, and person from puc and other, you know, also city attorney will advise us for a committee member to oversight -- >> this panel instructions will be in writing as to the scope of their review? >> yeah, we have write down the scope of what they do, you know, on that. speaker: is that available for m

ms. kelly: thank you, congressman beatty, and thank you, congressman jeffries. you made us proud to be members of the congressional black cause cuss and how you have taken on the responsibility and i want to thank both of you so much. when i think of unfinished business, you know where i'm going and i'm talking about the gun violence in the chgland area. we are up to 618 digits and 3,273 shootings. now, i don't know about today, because it's occurring every day and i know it's not about the leslation but we need background checks and we need national straw purchasing bills and bills that passed and we also need to improve police community relations and we need to invest in people. we need to invest in underserved communities and ensure that people have decent education and housing. there are too many still unemployed and that's why a lot of the violence occurs. we need more mentors. i have a bill like my past colleague just said, the urban progress bill. the bill was presented, but never went anywhere, just like the background check bill. there are bipartisan bi

ms. kuster: i think mark kelly is terrific. i'm glad he's been here. i trust his judgment, having worked at nasa, that that's a viable plan. i do -- i would support the project and the funding because i think the technology that comes from space travel, that we can use throughout our economy, is critically important to growing the jobs of the 21st century. so yes. josh: good stuff. next question coming from social media on it is from valerie. she's asking, given the current crisis in the new hampshire dairy industry, what can be done to help protect the future of these farms, so that the next generation can take over the farming? ms. kuster: thank you very much for that question. the very pertinent. we had, i serve on the agriculture committee and we dairy farmers who came to clairemont just a couple of months ago, actually today in my office i was drafting a letter to the committee about changes in what's called the margin protection program. i won't get too far into the weeds. but basically there are a number of steps that congress can take to help o

. >> reporter: bridget kelly crying in court as the jury of seven women and five men found her guilty on all charge msincluding conspiracy and wire fraud. >> verdicts like this, prosecutions like this, investigations like this send a message to people we don't tolerate and it's not right. if do you it and we found out about it we'll go after you as hair as we can. >> jurors not talking about their verdict but defense attorneys are calling foul. >> u.s. attorney' office should be ashamed of this case. they claim the prosecution's case was based completely around testimony of their star witness david wildstein. and the concept political retribution for the fort lee mayor something the jury was instructed not to take into account by the judge. >> read this indictment. and tell me without david wildstein and without punishment tell me what this case was about. this case was and is a disgrace. >> i don't think we ran away from david wildstein at all. david wildstein was exactly the character who was portrayed by both the government and the defense at trial. he was a political operative who for years engage

ms. conway: thank you. >> this is proof that if you hang around long enough, amazing things happen. kelly andrew: and i first knew each other -- kellyanne and i first knew each other years ago. here we are. who knew? life rolls on in interesting ways. you went through an experience, iment is you hadn't planned on n the last six months. we all lived through a night tuesday night we all thought was different than expected. ms. conway: not all of us. [laughter] mr. seib: i'll take your word for that. let me start -- i want to look more forward than backward. let me start with what did happen on tuesday night and ask you, what was the message, what was the mandate, what was the voice of voters as you read it, now that the dust has settled, from last tuesday night? ms. conway: first of all, thank you for having me. mr. murdoch and mr. thompson, mr. baker. all of you at the c.e.o. council in the "wall street journal." i really appreciate the opportunity. so the message on tuesday night is that there's more of them than us. i think the cues and clues the election in 2016 were hiding in plain sig

new hampshire kelly who just lost her reelection bid and who will stand behind this podium as press secretary? that could be campaign manager kellyanne conway. even fox news contribute tore msam. president obama wouldn't bite yesterday when asked about recent trump appointments. >> i think it will be important for him to have the room to staff up, to figure out what his priorities are to be able to distinguish between what he was campaigning on and what is practical so he can actually achieve. >> yet, they just don't have much time here. i mean, they're clear until a rush. one thing to keep in mind. these top posts, cabinet level posts require senate confirmation and it takes awhile to prepare for that. back to you. >> that's for sure. >>> so again, secretary of -- rush limbaugh? no. >> are you making news >> he's trying to. >> i'm being silly. >>> doug, thank you. >>> what does donald trump -- i'm on sued fed silly. that's good. double s. >>> what do donald trump and gunman he will and huff have in common? >> do you want me to answer or do you want the people to answer? >> you >> you want me? >> it was the money, money, money. >> i don't think we have that queued up. what