back with the power panel, mary and marsh and nan haworth.comments you made about president and the documents and brett kavanaugh. >> if donald trump says he's going to listen to his lawyers and is lawyers tell him not to go for the interview and a mueller on-site, mueller can subpoena him and i would fully expect them to his appeal that all the way to the supreme court. donald trump and his team are stalling until they get cavanaugh on the supreme court. >> harris: during the commercial you had a visceral reaction to that. >> nan: 's number one, rudy giuliani, i would expect to say exactly what he is saying, as a good lawyer for the president. there is definitely -- and everyone has talked about it, the risk of a perjury trap. a perjury trap does not mean he is legally liable, but of course there are all kinds of ways in which something trivial that is not important and really not germane to the bigger issue becomes part of that. so i think rudy giuliani is just being a good lawyer. the reason there is so much stalling on -- by the democrati

we have to be bette than this. >> reporter: a show of solidarity -- and callingbr nan a man of unparalleleding the pres i would consider it an honor if you would revoke my security clearance as well. >> look, i thought it was aba na republic kind of thing and i don't like it. i do not see the grounds for revoking his security racle. >> reporter: but some defend thing president include thing skhaeur of the senate committee. and burr adding if quote "the president has full authority to revoke his security clearance." and he's not ane. >> i acatually believe it was about time because brennan has been very out spoken for a guy dealing in the national secity interests as he was. >> reporter: the president's been trying to turn am page f the controversy swirl uping aro omarosa's a92 book. they're threatening to sue but they're firingack. >>> and let's tkpwt an early check on your weather. >> already watching showers and storms all theow way towards memphis and this is going to continue this afternoon. we have one little area that hawse asehance ore weather. the kit skills, almost down to new york

nan is a woman that wrote the other but the president's daughter. i believe that her story is fake and i can tell you why. but there was a book, a scandalous book written after harding died by a guy named who was a horrible person and said florence harding poisoned him because she found out about these relationships and i think that is bonk. this guy died in prison in my recollection. he was a bad guy. he was involved in the lindbergh kidnapping too, a strange story. but harding had very bad high blood pressure which a lot of them have to this day actually and it wasn't treated and his blood pressure was way off the charts if you look at his blood pressure so i think that he had a stroke or heart attack and died of natural causes. >> what about florence? james: he says now, wait a minute, what about florence? >> what he die from? james: i think he died from natural causes. heart attack, or stroke. other questions? >> my question was that i read correctly in the paper that you doubt the existence of the affair with nan britain and the illegitimate da

listening to nan? >> deregulation and tax cuts on basis for everything that the president is doing is a stronger economy because we have deregulation. >> got to get 3% growth regularly. connell: despite gasparino's hullabaloo, who knew hullabaloo could be translated from mandarin. >>> in a moment the white house detailing plans to resume sanctions on iran. what that means for the oil market when we come back. ♪ ♪ ♪ i can do more to lower my a1c. because my body can still make its own insulin. and i take trulicity once a week to activate my body to release it, like it's supposed to. trulicity is not insulin. it comes in a once-weekly, truly easy-to-use pen. and it works 24/7. trulicity is an injection to improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. don't use it as the first medicine to treat diabetes, or if you have type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take trulicity if you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, you're allergic to trulicity, or h

how could nan briton have this child? now fast forward to 2015, no letters from nan but the dna, which seemed to suggest, in fact, that indeed warren had fathered a child because this child, now a 67-year-old man at the time, blessing was his name, what a great name, a blessing, indeed, he was the second cousin to harding's great nephew -- grand nephew. what that meant for me were inclusive history, in this book here, i had to go back and rewrite my piece about florence, which drew from my earlier book. i had to say, up what, there's a story here. i don't know if florence knew about this but it says something about her husband. not very nice. he was dating some woman 30-some-years younger than him. the evidence suggests this happened. the dna paints a fuller picture in a way that i was disappointed but we have to tell what really happened, don't we? we can't assume. i have my mission to change the storiography of florence, so can i just not mention that story? >> did the harding home -- how did they receive that news? >>

harding had fathered a child with nan briton. for years i had not believed this because i was on my, i guess, mission to show that this was a story. florence harding, one of the things we do, i think all of us in local history and inclusivity, we humanize these people. i wanted to show she was a human being, not just this harrah dan and shrew. yes, her husband did have an affair with carrie phillips, there were letters, the archivist helped me find these things in wyoming of all things. now those letters are finally open, open in 2014, almost a century after harding died that showed this relationship. but then there was this nan briton character and there were no letters there. and i thought, here we go again, they just want to bash the hardings, make the salacious story about an affair, there's really no evidence. the fact is florence had a child with her first husband, a short-lived marriage, it's not even clear it was a marriage. then she met warren and they had no children. clearly she could have children and he couldn't so h

granger refugees in bangladesh have been marking one year since the start of the nan ma on the crackdown that forced them to leave their homes protesters marched through the courts is bizarre region where hundreds of thousands are living in makeshift towns here in ma says it's ready to take back the refugees but there's been little progress in resolving the crisis the muslim minority will hinge i demanding equal rights with others in myanmar. the crackdown began after. carried out coordinated attacks on some thirty police stations and that killed a dozen offices we look now at what happened next. a never ending line of refugees streaming across the border from me amar to bangladesh. that they fled after security forces launched a brutal offensive against them last august. soldiers looted and torched their homes they raved tortured and killed thousands of or injure. people. across the border in bangladesh the refugees have settled in sprawling camps. as they've tried to settle in here the stories of unimaginable horrors have emerged. soldiers came into every house and shot at us. and they

there's nan empty space in this chamber without john mccain . there's an empty space in america without his spirit. he will be missed but he certainly will never before gotten and endorse the proposal to rename the senate office abuilding in honor of lieutenant commander and senator john mccain. like senator schumer i hope decades from now over and who are visitors to the capitol grounds will ask who was this mccain they named the building after?

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and i remember thinking, well, they are illegal, undocumented doesn't cover what's going on here but, nanthe people is escalating that to a whole other level. >> it's definitely very blunt rhetoric. i do not feel it's enemy of the people but they do have obligation to do soul searching, there's no question about it, rob, they need to look at their own biases and let's remember that president obama when he was president also went after the media request he kept it selective primarily he went after fox news and i don't remember most of the rest of the media taking on that, that was also attack on free press and we do need to have free press and respect the first amendment. rob: that's true, chuck, the former president went after fox pretty hard and didn't send solicitous tweets. >> let me take on the notion of bias, i work on congressional races all around the country from providence, rhode island, you will see bias on the right as well, there's a lot of bias to go around just like in deep red east texas, the tyler morning telegraph, you don't see no liberalist going on in east texas, you h

then there is this nan britain character. there are no letters again. i said here we go again, they want to bash the hardings and make this salacious story about an fair and there is no evidence. florence had a child with the first husband, a very short lived marriage that was, by the way. it's not even clear it was a marriage. then she met warren. and they had no children. clearly she could have children and he couldn't. so how could there be this child that she wrote about in the president's daughter? well now fast forward to 2015, shortly after the letters came out, no letters from nan but the dna suggest that warren fathered a child. this child now a 67-year-old at the time man named doug blessing, a blessing indeed, he was the second cousin to harding's great nephew, yeah, grand nephew. what that meant for me was in this book here i had to go back and rewrite my piece about florence which drew somewhat from my earlier book. i had to say, you know what? there's a story here. i don't know if florence knew about this. but it says something about her h

. >>> president trump not only dug in on revoking the security clearance of john bren nan. he threatened to take away more top level clearances. he insists it's not to silence those against him. >> there's no silence. i'm giving them a bigger voice. many people don't know who he is. i like taking on voices like that. >> 13 senior intelligence officials including leon panetta have signed a statement posing the actions. the bipartisan group says security clearances should be based on national security concerns, not should eric swal run at the white house. it's circulating he is a 2020 c. hooe he's been a vocal critic of president trump and his many policies. >>> a man accused of hacking a san francisco gaming company. the judge ordering him to pay his bail in a unique way. >>> lots of weekend weddings. a special date has couples rushing to the alter. why tomorrow is such a big day for saying i do. f still at the coastline but that stillon stopm reaching 100 tomorrow. i'll show you where that's possible in about eight minutes. when a chp officer responded, the man allegedly >>

. >> presentation high said it could not comment on specifics, buff welcomes the nan. at 6:00 we'll have more details, including an interview with the alleged victim's mother. >>> a man accused is on the run tonight and vallejo police need your help. his name is kenneth weathersby. u.s. marshals are helping the vallejo police department in finding this guy. they're not saying much more. just that they're looking for him, and there's a reward for avoiding long lines by having their own secret office. the unlisted dmv office is in vacco. the dmv says the primary focus is to handle thousands of consumers complaints, but the office is used by the legislature and staffers to take care of their dmv needs without the long way. the office has been around for decades, but critics say it's time to put away from the political perk. >> it doesn't hurt anything, really, but it looks back, sets the legislature apart from the general public. it would probably by part for them to get rid of it. the agency sets it's always adding more sff. >>> oakland international airport get machines

the men were fellow jer nans what they came here today -- fellow germans when they came here today now they were rivalgroups hating each other. and they were being swindled all of them. but the men who was really being fooled was hunts. he was pure german according to nazi standard. to him, they promised everything. and he fell for it. >> you who are true arian germans may share the glorious destiny of our fatherland. you are the pure blooded. the master race. it's your right to rule and nazi party is ready to put you in power. it's for you to command our germany and someday the entire world. >> that how he became man. he was not just a little fellow after work anymore. he was member of the master race hi wife couldn't quite under-- his wife couldn't quite understand he was a superman but there was no food in the house. stupid woman didn't she realize the nazi were going to make jobs for everybody. there would be plenty of food and clothing and the new house. every thing they wanted. the glorious future of germany was to be theirs. and the children would someday rule the world. but his

said nan asked what the situation was like in mendon in february twenty seventh. there is no doubt that there is a new phase in the conflict among dogs with the appearance of this militant group that has staged violent attacks against the security forces and has killed a number of security personnel however. the threat posed by this new group. is is disproportionate to the scale of the security forces responses. what about the rule of nk send suchi. aung san suu kyi doesn't have a role in this she hasn't done anything and when she is effectively the leader of the country and she stays relatively silent about the abuses going on and does not make a public call for the security forces to rein in their behavior and call for accountability for any violations that have taken place then she's been in dereliction of injuries as far as a julie elected leader of the country i'm so she's really been absent when voice as a leader needs to be heard. quite simply i think the military and the government of blocking people from going into northern longo because they have somethi

my colleague dan harris recently spoke with senator leeb nan about their unique friendship. >> to mewas a blessing to really get to know john as i have and to be able to work with him. and as i say, we worked across party lines on a lot of different areas. each party discourages them from doing too much publicly together. >> reporter: but mccain and lieberman didn't play by those rules. >> i'm glad to be joined by my friend senator joe lieberman. >> the idea of people from opposite parties coming together to try to build coalitions and make the decisive votes otn ang art. >> spent four years in ninth grade. >> yeah, my favorite grade. >> reporter: the third of the three amigos republican senator lindsey graham who senator mccain campaigned for before the new hampshire primary in 2014. >> i would respectfully ask for your consideration despite his poor grammar. >> senator john mccain! >> reporter: senator mccain the comedian. he loved a good laugh, and he touch, ahas here when he guest-starred on "saturday night live" in 2002. >> they asked president bush to do it, but apparently he d

nan, do you agree with that? >> not at all!t everyone easter member that the investigation was meant to seek out evidence of so-called collusion between the trump campaign and the russians. there has been no evidence whatsoever of collusion. the manafort conviction has nothing to do with that topic. the plea has nothing to do with the topic. so from that standpoint, this was a perfectly fine week for the president. and when we talk about -- kristin: antoine i have a feeling you will disagree. what do you say? worst week of his presidency? >> although it was a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad week for the president, my friend on the right-hand side of the aisle has it right. it is not the worst week because the special prosecutor is not done with his work. but i disagree with you fundamentally that this has nothing to do with the special prosecutor job. the republican party of conduct themselves in a matter in which they believe he is supposed to ignore crime as long as he comes across along the way. that's not true. the ba

sarah sanders tried to put more nuance on it, but it also brought up some old accusations about bren nan, and the role he feels like he had. it made no reference to some of the usual issues. that would cause someone to lose their security clearance like putting national security secrets at risk. but it is stunning to hear him say that out loud when asked the question. it is pretty clearly, on how he makes a lot of decisions, it's his gut. he doesn't trust brennan. >> right, there was no evidence that he or sarah sanders provided that he abused his top secret security clearance. that's just not there either. michael, about the timing -- >> and i just wanted to jump in one more time here and say, the date that you mentioned earlier on the program. the date on the original version of the statement was july 26. the president's response was that things had been hectic, and that they had not had a chance to put this out there. well, again, if you're so concerned about national security, you know, one day in the trump white house is like three days. it is always hectic. >> also, saying last wee

if it is campaign fie flanls e nans, traditionally they have been used larding money. that is really they're about, getting money, in the campaign. there could be a theory in the case that the thing of value that was given could be alone or something like that. the theory could be they receive this information. they didn't receive anything, we're told so far. number one, if the special counsels office thought they could proceed, they could make an argument that the trump team thought they were getting derogatory information, but under this argument, that is a theory. not necessarily something that is well established by law. i'm not saying it is okay, but -- and there is a separate, as john referred to, there is a separate constitutional theory where a president is not supposed to receive or benefit from a foreign government. but the political point is so important. because whether or not it turns out there is a plausible legal prosecution for a member of the trump campaign to obtain information or try to obtain information from a foreign government that is simply info

president trump telling us what he thinks as well as director bren nan. he says brennan was among the public servants that launched the investigation into the attack. he said something had to be done. president trump said something similar about firing james comey because of the russian investigation. >> i said to myself, i said, you know this russia thing with trump and russia is a made up story. it's an excuse by the democrats because they think they should have won. >> and she having his -- they are saying it is hogwash, saying it is an attempt toll scare him. there is nine other foreign officials in the intelligence community and the department of justice whose security clearance is under review. >> once of those people is james clapper. a former cnn national security analyst and mr. clapper, thank you for being with us. we know more now about why they revoked john brennan's security clearance and why he is threatening to revoke yours. he tells us, and he said these works out loud, because of your involvement in the russian investigation. he says i ca

engage the residents of the city to come over and check this out so security is very important, manet nans is important, transportation, and we need to kind of get the word out. i know there was open streets this weekend or last weekend, so i would like to engaged a a little bit more into your efforts of reaching out to the community. >> yes. thank you. >> chair mondejar: not just this community but to the entire styy of san francisco. >> yes. public works will do all of the outreach and notifications and promoting the project and talking to the city about the project. once we get a contractor on board and this is part of that process, then the next door notifications will start coming, but they haven't come yet because we want to announce something and that's construction starting on this exciting project and thank you for that input. >> chair mondejar: now i have to follow your twitter need. i guess i have to go to dpw and follow that. thank you very much are there any other further questions? it's very important that we get the community to know what we are doing and what we are funding

legislation she introduced to accelerate affordable housing development, and in april, supervisor roy nan held the hearing on the pipeline despite the projects in predevelopment we weren't seeing great ground. we heard from city staff and nonprofit developers and projects were getting stalled with permits and approofal -- approvals behind other you projects. they can improve our internal processes. the city allocates millions of dollar to create this housing, but when the projects are moving forward through the city system they are thrown in a mix. the two sets of executive directors we focused on. one was in 2013 there was an executive directive to give priority to affordable housing. in 2017 a subsequent directive to streamline all large residential projects affordable or not diluting the intent of the previous directive. the board has recently passed the former mayor's legislation to streamline. ocd is leading the construction cost containment discussions and implementation of the directive. this comments those by focusing on affordable housing specifically. what the legislation does i

. >> we estimate between $7 million and $16 million and that includes the nan cannabis cannabis. our preliminary estimate is in the shorter term the wafer amendment would be worth $2 million to $4 million, but that is probably a conservative side estimate. as the treasure and taxpayers become more familiar it might be additional $100 million in san fran that could be taxed and would generate additional $100 million to give you a sense. >> thank you mr. chair. >> listening to the conversation, it seems that unanimously we agree that we should be taxing this as a opportunity to create positive impact for the community. another thing that is important for us listening is that this tax won't goat int go into effect for a few years and we will have additional information from the controller in terms of looking at perspective revenue is from the industry, and if we feel that the tax number isn't correct, whether too high or too low we have the ability to amend this. we don't have to go back to voters. we are able to amend this through the legislative process. if we are not on point we

democrats are arguing about nan s cy pelosi, they are not talking about the issues.ats have to stay focused. laser focused. and i want to make another point. denny haster, the speaker of the house under the republicans is a child molester. democrats need to hit harder also. >> i think the republicans, to give some benefit of the doubt here, the haster thing didn't come out until years later. >> but nancy pelosi is a punching bag. >> nancy pelosi gives gifts to us. it wasn't taken out of context. she said they are human beings too. that is a stupid move. and democrats should focus on the issues. they should focus on health care. and the second issue, democrats would be smart if they ceded this is a great economy. don't let nancy pelosi become an issue. don't respond and stick to the issues. >> evan, we have had you on a number of times and you are critical of donald trump. i think you are answering my questions about in terms of republicans finding unifying messages. >> it is a red bull to our base. >> the other thing though, the nancy pelosi argument was effective wh

how could nan briton have this child? fast forward to 2015, no letters from nan but the dna, which seemed to suggest, in fact, that indeed warren had fathered a child because this child, now a 67-year-old man at the time, blessing was his name, what a great name, a blessing, indeed, he was the second cousin to harding's great nephew -- grand nephew. what that meant for me were inclusive history, in this book here, i had to go back and rewrite my piece about florence, which drew from my earlier book. i had to say, up what, there's a story here. i don't know if florence knew about this but it says something about her husband. not very nice. he was dating some woman 30-some-years younger than him. the evidence suggests this happened. the dna paints a fuller picture in a way that i was disappointed but we have to tell what really happened, don't we? we can't assume. i have my mission to change the storiography of florence, so can i just not mention that story? >> did the harding home -- how did they receive that news? >> i ha

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. >>> former cia directorbrohn nan is speaking out after the trump administration revoked his securitylearance. s in atement released yesterday, the white house accused britainen of using access to, quote, fuel division and chaos. brennan called it a political move to silence critics. >> is this ao effort try to cowl individuals, both inside and outside of the government to make sure that they don't say anything either that is critical of mr. trump, or with which he disagrees. >> several other former senior officials are being put on noticehat their clearances could also be revoked. >>> these are some of the top stories we're fol for you at 5:35. d.c. and fbi officials have identified the threehu sets of man remains found in southeast back in april. construction workers discovered these remains under an apartment building on wayne place. we now know all three women were black, in heir 40s and went missing in 2006. police say all three were murdered and they're not ruling out the possibity that one person could have killed one of them. >>> and now to that recycle plant fire that is so b