." >> reporter: her name was samantha michelle nance, but everybody called her shelley. and her mother, cynthia, loves to tell this story about her. >> everybody was just so impressed with her butterfly that she said, "well, i think i'm gonna be an artist 'cause i think i can do this." you know? so she just started honing her -- her artistic talent from that point. she would draw everything, anything, everything. she just loved to draw. and she'd draw and draw and draw. >> reporter: shelley was different than the other girls at school. and at home, said her dad, sam. >> the other two girls we couldn't keep in the house. she didn't want to go out of the house. she was perfectly happy to be at home on the weekends, staying a long time by herself. >> reporter: which, as you can imagine, did not make her very popular in the intensely social world of growing up. but it didn't seem to matter much to shelley. >> what was it she said in the yearbook? >> they had them write a little ep log for the seniors, all the seniors. and she wrote, "you laugh at me because i'm different. i

host: malcolm nance? guest: i think him going to the nato summit is going to be really interesting television. comment reported by the washington post recently. he made a comment to the ambassador of sweden. it appears he did not understand sweden was not in nato. read the briefing book. cap somebody read it to you. we would not tolerate that in the armed forces. he did not understand sweden was not in nato, and he was talking to them as they were. treated -- the prime minister said we're not in nato, we participate in nato. trump said that is what i would like to do the united states. we created nato. we owe a debt of gratitude to nato. 9/11, when this nation was attacked, the canadian ambassador to nato was the one that invoked in the article five treaty powers that brought all the 26 nations at the time to the defense of united states when this city right here out that window was smoldering and burning. we still have our debt in our buildings. -- dead in our buildings. we created this alliance as a bod

tom: a dealer who produced half our volumlastea nanc i don't give a [bleep] tom: you know what, nancence, maybe you shouldn't have been at a wedding and [bleep] some guy in a . nancy: you know what? the deal's off! e deal's off! lemonis: the deal's off! the deal is off! it was the greatest news, honestly, sven me ber: i'm surprised she said it first. lemonis: i was so relieved. i was like, "yes." nancy: the deal is off!tom. my [bleep] ugo home. out.m:his k nancy: good! tom: don't have to listen to this [bleep] nancy: good, 'cause you're a [bleep] scammer and a liar, mother[bleep] tom: that's you [bleep] nancy: [bleep] you got that right! lemonis: why don't you guys just liquidate this company and go start your own -- nancy: no! the bottom line is that i'm not liquidating anything. tom: listen, i've thought of it many times, but i invested hn dollars in this company. nancy: i shouldn't have to be dealing with somebody like -- lemonis: nancy, tom. guys, shut up! for a minute, shut up! amber: i've never seen you like that -- so angry, so irate. lemonis: 'cause i was sick, and i was tired

then came sam rayburn, rayburn was protege in some wives john nance beganner. he came to congress ten years later. he was elected in 1913 to congress and he was on the interstate commerce commission -- committee, and he used that position to gain influence, and became friends with people across the country so that when the majority leadership opened up in 1937, the -- he began to campaign for that position, the then-vice president, john nance garner, helped him get elected as majority leader, which was his stepping stone to influence. then of course he became the dominant figure in house politics from 1937 until his death in 1961. proudly talked about the eight presidents of the united states with whom he served. he was always very careful to say he didn't serve under anybody but he served with eight. very much aware of the separation of powers and the checks and and balances between the two branches. but his biggest influence was is in mentorship of lyndon johnson, and lyndon johnson came to the house in 1930 and rayburn took him under his wing and they had an

they had the impact on kind of diminishing franklin roosevelt's role here in texas both by john nancerner speaking out towards the end of the second term as vice president against the third term and by people like sumners from dallas was chair of the house judiciary committee and billy de facto killed president roosevelt court packing plan for you and moores shepherd from taxes was the leader of prohibition and the 18th amendment, t totally methodist. you had joseph weldon bailey who is in many ways the father of income tax can edit the texas congressional delegation. tom connolly, chairman of the senate foreign relations committee who despite being a very conservative member from texas led the delegation from congress toan francisco when the united nations was formed after world war ii. so you have a whole number of members of congress who really were very influential, and then you had people who were influential in canada negative ways. daniel was a character but was clued in over his head in use in the united states senate. you have people like charlie wilson who of course used his

tom: nance, i think with marcus onboard -- nancy: and no money in our pockets?-- i'm not saying it's the greatest deal. lemonis: here's what i'll -- here's my final offer. nancy: okay. lemonis: okay? so, i'll go to $700,000, and you'll each put $50,000 in your own pocket, and the rest will go into the business. nancy: now we're talking a little bit. lemonis: now we're talking, and that's it. cash in her pocket was more important than growing the business, which should have been -- it should have been some sort of, like, alarm bell for me. $50,000 goes to tom, $50,000 goes to you, $600,000 goes into the business, and i get 50% of the business. amber: can you do me a favor? explain to me how you place a valuation on a company? lemonis: there is never a formula. i mean, everybody always wants me to tell them exactly what my formula is to place valuations, and i factor a variety of things. how much the business makes? sure. what assets it has? sure. what debt it has? absolutely. and then the wild card is how easy is it gonna be to work with the people? that business

joining me is malcolm nance and cynthia axny, a former federal prosecutor. first to you, malcolm.cynthia knows prosecution excellently. what's i when the word comes out that this prosecutor robert mueller has plans to move this thing to skate it and perhaps come up with a report not just on obstruction sometime in the next several months but by the end of the year in the fall a report on collusion with the russians involving the trump people? >> well, you know,'s been said by friends of robert muler that his favorite hobby is putting people in prison. and i don't think he's going to have a problem at all if he has the evidence to bring at least part of the conspiracy charges involving people having contacts with known intelligence officers together and to be able to at least in the first phase go after people who were the initial dirty tricks teams who may have worked with russia to support the trump election. that will involve of course, more indictments. we know manafort's trial is coming up. and maybe he will turn. we don't know about that. but robert mueller is -- if he's goin

joined now by malcolm nance, an msnbc counterintelligence.ating to russia? >> well, the significance of this story, because it's been reported on before, is that now we've gotten confirmation through the congress that there may be very sophisticated stingray technology. these systems that actually capture your cell phone signal by pretending to be a cell phone tower and can downgrade your signal and then intercept your voice communications. if it's operating near the white house, in some of the buildings or hotels out there, then what you have is a situation where donald trump's relatively unsecured cell phone and texts are being intercepted and monitored outside what is known in the public realm. >> if that's possible, given your experience inside the government, i mean isn't there some way to escalate and thwart that and better fortify the president's phones? >> well, first off, we certainly can do electronic countermeasures against these systems. but what generally happens is that you track them down, and you realize that they are inside a

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with 2 points and 1-for-8 kevin durant picks up the slack for golden state hits a three over larry nance junior with one second left in the half scores 24 points on 7-for-10 shooting warriors down by 6 at the break we pick it up in the fourth... curry... 0-for-9 from three hits his first... and only... three of the game warriors up 101-97 steph... 11 points, 6 assists, 5 rebounds less than one minute to go... durant... deep 3-pointer over j.r. smith... 106-100 warriors... kd with a warriors... kd with a career-playoff-high 43 points, 13 rebounds and 7 assists golden state win 110-102 the warriors will be looking to sweep the cavs in the finals friday night kevin duranti thought we did some things tonight that we need tocorrect if we want to win the next game. so i'm just really trying to come in and be the best teammate,player i can be until this thing is over. i've just got tostay locked in after the game, klay thompson shouted on his way back to the locker room "deja vu" thats bc tonights game 3 was very similar to last years game 3..cavs came out with a big punch, the warriors respond

of al qaeda syrian branch and i sold we urge the again the russians the americans and the it today nance were able to to to do it last july they can do it again today. that they have only influence in this in this area there's nothing inevitable about. this escalation of fighting for assad taking the rebel stronghold of down especially important after all this is where the uprisings against his rule began seven years ago. libyan warlord. his forces have taken full control of the city of daraa from rival armed groups people have been celebrating in the streets the local armed groups are denying those reports on a was the last city in eastern libya not under huffed control his self-proclaimed libyan national army is one of the main factions that have competed for power since the two thousand and eleven uprising. and a few moments we will have the weather with everton but still ahead on al-jazeera the u.s. immigration policy tops the agenda as vice president mike pence tours of latin america i will explain why it is economy is in crisis despite government efforts to boost exports and contai

chief alan nance with a bubldge of $4.2 million and asking for a decrease of .4 million. >> $40 million budget. >> supervisor cohen: $41.2 technically and 220 personnel and actually decrease that? >> actually t real count for the reduction in f.t.e. is four and a centralry attrition amount and making an adjustment to that number. >> okay. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. and so i will start by acknowledging and to thank the mayor's office and ms kirkpatrick and her staff and we are looking forward to continuing our work with harvey rose and his offers and woody and the controller's office as well with respect for the budget. i want to highlight a few important points here in our budget and our mission and strategic goals. in theatu really focus on assessing young people and to the probation department as a result of contact with police. we work closely with the young person in the family to administer the programs and to assess their educational needs, family needs, and to develop a rehabilitative plan for that young person. you can see here from the presentation, the strategic goa

and then we would attack it directly. >> sam biddle and malcolm nance, thanks for joining us. >>> up next, the trimp world defense of scott pruitt. the local news stations were forced to run it. >> these distractions, these issues that we've dealt with largely i think have emanated from the great work we've been doing. >> here's the bottom line. scott pruitt is standing strong in his job. defense of scott pruitt. jimmy (shouting): james! he's survived record rain and a supplier that went belly up. so while he's proud to have helped put a roof over the heads of hundreds of families, he's most proud of the one he's kept over his own. brand vo: get the most out of your money, whether you're using quickbooks smart invoicing to get paid twice as fast or automatically tracking your mileage. smarter business tools for the world's hardest workers. quickbooks. backing you. ithe race for governort. has turned into a scam. gavin newsom's trying to elect a republican who was endorsed by trump. and villaraigosa's being bankrolled by a handful of billionaires. it's everything that's wrong with pol

nance junior with one second left in durrant sced 24 tonight. curry made one three-pointer. one for 10 on the evening but they didn't need him. 11.6 assists and five for curry. durrant was just a guy. he finished with a career-high 43 points and . sesists. e warriors win 110-102. a huge (gary) an wrap it up and i like to tease a little bit. that's why you never listen to the media. we went on and on about steph curry is going to be the mvp. this is his night. this is his series. he will be the mvp for the first time and now durrant goes crazy. if they were voting tonight it would be durrant. part of our quad box, kim smith. we've got people all over the place. she is standing by in cleveland with the latest. (vicki) despite the game being in >> reporter: all of these people tainabout steph curry and what he could possibly do thinking he was going to get that not already in two games but kevin durant showing and proving tonight really carrying this team on his back, carrying the low for the warriors. as you said earlier, the warriors pretty much tapped out, could not knock do

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yes, this is lord jonathan nance, he is outgoing, standing down on his 75th birthday.he sunday telegraph. we have all known this, as journalists, that we have not been able to name the celebrity who has got the gagging order against them, even though everybody knows exactly who it is. in fact, lord jonathan nouns was one of the people who did actually uphold a of the people who did actually ld a gagging of the people who did actually uphold a gagging order in the only celebrity privacy case to reach the highest court. but it is bonkers, in today's world of social media, if everybody knows who it is. absolutely right. it seems that outlets like my own sunday mirror and the bbc can't name somebody, while social media is discussing them. my understanding, of course, is that social media had also been in contempt in the same way that we would have been held in contempt for doing it. so the only question about this is, is this not encouraging social media to put the names out there? yes, it is a sort of levelling down, not levelling up. that's right. the whole idea had been

and then we would attack it directly. >> sam biddle and malcolm nance, thanks for joining us. >>> upt, the trimp world defense of scott pruitt. the local news stations were forced to run it. >> these distractions, these issues that we've dealt with largely i think have emanated from the great work we've been doing. >> here's the bottom line. scott pruitt is standing strong in his job. sprint engineers, sprint offers 50% off a samsung galaxy s9 lease. we must tell all humans. you should find joanne in marketing a.s.a.p. joanne in marketing. switch to sprint and get 50% off a samsung galaxy s9 lease. for people with hearing loss, switch to sprint and get 50% off a samsung galaxy s9 lease. visit sprintrelay.com. you always get the lowest price on our rooms, guaranteed?m let's get someone to say it with a really low voice. carl? lowest price guaranteed. what about the world's lowest limbo stick? defense of scott pruitt. in his job. nice one, carl. hey i've got an idea. just say, badda book. badda boom. badda book. badda boom. nice. always the lowest price, guaranteed. book now at choiceh

and i'm going to refer to john harwood and malcolm nance, i guess you'd call them both beltway guys.ppear well. that nothing that he spoke of made sense to him. >> well, i think his conduct at the g7 overall was disappointing. i was disappointed that he came in late especially for the start of some of the meetings. i guess we could ask the white house staff whether or not he's well. i do wish he would have taken it a little more seriously. but in terms of early departure, i do think it's a really important weekend as he heads to singapore. i hope his health is well. i hope if he's not well, we would know that. >> are you confident that the president is spending his flight time hour for hour, all the way to singapore studying getting ready. saying i'm prepared, i've been ready my entire life. i'm going to know in the first seconds to a minute how things are going to go. >> yeah, i hope he's taking the time to study. i saw larry kudlow trying to pull him out of the room to get on the flight. it's my hope that he will take the time to study up. because i think we have a real opportunity

to our honorable friend earlier, what clear about is that allowed, cannot be we -- i cannot count nance parliament overturning the will of the british people. the british people were given the vote, given the choice as to whether to stay in theallowed, e.u., cannot count nance this parliament gave that choice to them overwhelmingly, by the parliament. it's right that we listen to the british people and we deliver what they asked us to do which to leave the e.u. crawley, not here. evens. >> for test veterans to commemorate their service to the house oflast week they were cr, the commons. to give them a medal for their service to this country? > to the honorable gentleman, this is the first time that the issue has been raised with me will look carefully at in the house. >> thank you, mrs. speaker. father of twin girls who are glowing up in clapton, enjoying a very equal upbringing and education, i celebrate the of the g-7 supporting girls education. will my honorable friend agree support hat we should equality for women across the globe? yes. to join my happy honorable friend in agreeing

host: we will ask that question to malcolm nance.ennedy,ing justice the new york times reports that the democrat parliamentary options are limited, because the republicans rescinded a rule that allows confirmations to be filibustered. democratic senators undergoing tough reelection battles and states that voted for trump in 2016 will face pressure to vote for his nominee, including the three that voted for justice gorsuch. joe donnelly of indiana, heidi heitkamp of north dakota, and joe manchin of west virginia. mr. manton said thursday that he was keeping an open mind about the nomination. a current senior democratic senate aide says the party sees a public pressure campaign around abortion rights its best about voting for mr. trump's nominee as unpalatable as possible. people with insight into the white house's decision-making process having knowledge concerns about ms. collins and -- presti -- mr. perkowski mr. murkowski, as well as potential defections by senators such as jeff flake of arizona and rand paul of kentucky. and the p

joining me now, malcolm nance, msnbc intelligence and terrorism analyst.k, "the plot to hack america." malcolm, let me start just by getting your reaction to what you saw play out yesterday. i heard you on my colleague, joy reid's show, yesterday shortly after president trump made his remarks. what do you make after that press conference took place? >> if we're grading the president of the united states on scale of to 10 and 10 is dignified and respectful, that was a 1. might even have been a minus 5. what we are seeing here is donald trump who does not believe in national and international global alliances. all of the alliances which were established on d-day. right? after world war ii. donald trump does in the believe in these things. i think what we are doing is we are on the precipice of a global re-alignment where our traditional allies are now becoming in his mind our enemies. our traditional enemies are the autocrats that he wants to be part of in their own little club. . malcolm, you were in navy intelligence, an astute student of an individual's b

i'm also joined by malcolm nance msnbc terrorism expert. he is out with a brand-new book the plot to destroy democracy. thanks to both of you for being here. lucy, let me start with you. this is not targeted in the way someone would think it might be, that it is an anti-journalist, you know, in general move. this suspect had a particular beef with this newspaper. but these are hard working, local newspaper journalists, the type of which exist all over america, and indeed all over the world . we are not used to living under specific threat of violence or death. people threaten journalists all the type. >> yes. >> this is a different thing. >> this is a different thing. people have had feuds with journalists around the country for time in memorial. ordinarily you handle them through the courts or handle them with letters to the editor, or -- you resolve it. it very, very seldom would get to an act of vie lens. this is a sayings where this event with mr. ramos happened several years ago. things apparently had been rather quiet until ream. >> y

then author malcolm nance talk about russian interference in the 2016 election. watch friday morning. join the discussion. . >>> friday a conversation with the chief justice of the united states, john roberts, from the judicial conference of the fourth circuit, live friday at 3:30 p.m. eastern, on c-span, or listen on the free c-span radio app. >>> white house trade director peter navarro spoke at the hudson institute about the u.s.-china trade relationship and what the 2025 plan means for u.s. manufacturing. this is half an hour. >>> thank you all for coming. we are honored to have dr. peter navarro today for a very specific discussion of the report he and his office released last week. i have to be on the best behavior because we're streaming live on the internet. i would ask you as a courtesy to dr. navarro at the end of his comments at 1:00, we all just stay in our seats, let him go out the back door hopefully with a big round of applause. i'm going to applaud him. i read the report, i took it with me to china last week trying to get reaction from the chinese

people that there exist drawn in the worst crimes of european nationalism which are a prelude to nance's and joy and fascism the italy has been one of the countries hardest hit by the migrant crisis more than half a million people reached the country by boat from north africa in the past five years this year alone italy has taken in over thirteen thousand migrants more than spain and greece many of the newcomers arrive in sicily and that's something that's really divided opinion on the island. the chin via little bit it is just not right that they're invading us they're illegal if a person arrives here legally they are welcomed among these people they're also illegal immigrants and that can be tolerated but they need to be checked we need to know who's arriving these six hundred people as you say we don't know who they are not all of the honest people that it was on is closing the ports now i don't think that is right are only telling migrants have gone everywhere and they're welcome to squandered away. walter also refused to accept the ship saying the italian coast guard is responsible

of al qaeda syrian branch and i sold we urge the again the russians the americans and the it today nance were able to to to do it last july they can do it again today. that they have influence in this in this area there's nothing inevitable about. this escalation of fighting for assad taking the rebel stronghold of down especially important after all this is where the uprisings against his rule began seven years ago. on al jazeera. let me and warlord khalifa haftar says his forces have taken full control of the city of dead enough from rival groups people have been celebrating in the streets there are no was the last city in eastern libya not on the house to control his self-proclaimed libyan national army is one of the main factions that have competed for palace since the two thousand and eleven rising by the met here. today the banner of terrorism is lowered by your victories to be replaced by the banner of peace and tranquility despite the terrorists and those who support them. more overnight rain has raised the water levels inside the cave complex in northern thailand where a footbal

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then malcolm nance talks about his new book which examine the tactics and rationale behind russia's interferencen the 2016 election. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern friday morning. join the discuss -- the discussion. >> friday, a conference with the chief justice of the -- conversation with the chief justice of the united states, john roberts, from the judicial conference the fourth circuit. live friday at 3:30 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org, or listen n the free c-span radio app. >> best selling author brad thor will be our guest on in depth fiction addiction, live sunday at noon eastern. his latest book "spy master" will be published on july 3. his other books include "use of force," "black list," "state of the union," "plus -- plus 14 more thrillers. interact with brad thor by phone, facebook or twitter. our special series, in depth fiction addiction, with author brad thor, sunday, live from 12:00 to 3:00 p.m. eastern on ook tv on c-span2. >> earlier today, white house trade director peter navarro talked about the u.s.-china trade relationship at the hu

sharing a probationary 15-month license in a ruling yesterday, in return uber must implement new goffer nancend carry out an independent audit over six months i mean, this is a serious, serious decision in the short term >> what's interesting, when you look at the conditions, a lot of the conditions that tfl license comes with have started come into force since january once the decision was made in december, not renewing that license. uber made changes. h they made big changes, a big change, the number of hours drivers are allowed to work. other conditions, uber need to train drivers in ride sharing. that's vague some of were very vague. it's not clear when uber when will do that and how much will have to do that. uber have complained with a majority of those conditions the key isn uber keep this up through the 15 months that this is going on uber actually suggested having a 15-month contract. we could show you 12 months of how we're doing and three months to assess how we're doing. the judge was happy to grant them the ability to get a new license. they weren't asking for a standard five-yea

ten-term congressman, crowley, who many people had thrown out his name as the possible heir apparent for nancction behind him and you won by 15ts points. ( cheers and applause ) that's a 51 -- >> yeah. >> stephen: obviously, you're a very capable, intelligent person. why do you think you were able to swing 51 points in three weeks and unseat this man who had been there 20 years? >> i think the first thing to kind of mention is i don't think polling is always right. >> stephen: we learned that in 2016. >> polling -- here's the big thing, polling -- people try to identify who's the most likely person to turn out, and what we did is we changed who turns out, and that changes the whole election ( applause ) >> stephen: well, who doesn't turn out, especially for democratic primaries, and who turned out fo for you? who are your constituents? >> well, i tell you one thing, we were about eight minutes till the polls were closing and i was in my home neighborhood in the bronx, and these two young, teenage looking kids came up to me aai you! and i was, like, how old are you? they were, like, 19. i was,

you have to look at the new deal , which was helped greatly by john nance garner early on and a number of major figures in the texas delegation that had the impact on diminishing franklin role, but by john nance garner speaking out for the end of his second term against the third term and by people like the chair of the house judiciary committee and de facto killed president roosevelt's court packing plan. you have the leader of prohibition and the 18th baileynt, joseph weldon who is in many ways the father of the federal income tax. connolly, chair of the senate foreign relations committee who despite being conservative led the delegation to san francisco when the united nations was formed after world war ii. you have a whole number of members of congress who were very influential and people who were influential in negative ways. the house un-american activities a character who was in over his head in the senate. people like charlie wilson who used his position on the appropriations committee to essentially fund the surreptitious war in afghanistan that led to the fall of the soviet u

i would even take nance and faldo.t it is there's a lot of coverage unlike the masters, where they don't show the front nine initially. this starts -- i won't say >> when is the "squawk box"/"worldwide exchange" extravaganza going to take place? the showdown >> who has dom chu >> we're taking chu. we have dom. >> that's a problem then >> you have andrew >> chu and i versus you and whom >> sorkin, but -- >> sold. >> on the one with the big windmill, andrew has that down he times it. i can't wait to see what happens. you think a bidding war -- what do you think disney does >> i don't think they bid. >> you don't think they bid? >> no. that's what i'm reading. >> maybe that's why the stock goes up. we give up we're afraid of brian. i hope so. that's my narrative. brian -- not you >> joe kernen, we're teeing you up >> when they say brian wants to do all these things, they're not saying you, are they >> just say bs i'll take more bs. jk, thank you. >>> coming up, bitcoin or bust the cryptocurrency dropping big over the last

in the corner, larry nance jr., curry hits the step back. don't you just love it?ebron says, do not believe it. with three minutes to go, curry brks a l record with nine three-pointers. there it is. the warriors go on to win this thing 122-103. they will now head to cleveland, up 2-0 in the series. >>> the san francisco giants wrapping up a three-game series against the phillies. they were looking for the sweep out at at&t park. derek rodriguez is making his first start as a san francisco giant. early on, rodriguez, taken deep by phillies pitcher jake arrieta. that would put the phillies up 1-0. in the third, certainly not what hughes was looking for. here come the giants. joe panik, two men on, gorkys hernandez is on, he scores, tied at 1. next up, buster posey, line drive, in there for a base hit. another run scores, giant step 2-1. the giants did not let up in the six. >>> andrew mccutchen opposite field, down the line, it's gone. if it's fair, and there it goes. mccutcheon with a three-run shot, giant step 5-1. next inning, posey says, i'm not done, yet. anothe

malcolm nance, david will be back. thank you all. all right. that was a lot. we will get more -- we will get to more news after the break. hi.i just wanted to tell you that chevy won a j.d.power dependability award for its midsize car-the chevy malibu. i forgot. chevy also won a j.d. power dependability award for its light-duty truck the chevy silverado. oh, and since the chevy equinox and traverse also won chevy is the only brand to earn the j.d. power dependability award across cars, trucks and suvs-three years in a row. phew. third time's the charm... >>> i don't even think there is a slight suspicion that when you -- excuse me, but when you look at stormy daniels. i know donald trump and -- look at his three wives, right? beautiful women, classy women, women of great substance. stormy daniels? >> donald trump's tv lawyer is using his client's trademark strategy for undermining women who accuse him of inappropriate behavior. attack their looks. in this case giuliani who announced his divorce from wife number two while dating soon to be ex-wife number three

kpix5's kiet do on the tensions between the town and the school. nanc expressi >> reporter: of all the local races on the santa cruz city ballot this year, measure u sticks out like a tall redwood tree. when asked shall an ordinance be adopted expressing the santa cruz community's opposition to the proposed enrollment growth at university of california santa cruz, 76% of the voters said yes. >> well, we're disappointed it passed, but it reminds us we're going to continue to engage with the public as we continue with our long range planning. >> reporter: in just two years a growth cam at uc santa cruz is set to lift allowing the university to admit more students. uc santa cruz currently has 18,000 students, but the chancellor george blumenthal caused an uproar when he announced plans to begin studying adding another 10,000 students. the campus spokesperson scott hernandez jason said that would be over 20 years adding nothing is set in stone. >> the chancellor said why don't we look at what a campus of 28,000 would look like? it's important to know that's not a growth target. it's not a

. >> item 11 is the proposed interim budgets and appropriation order nance for departments of the city and county of san francisco as of june 1, 2018 for the fiscal years ending june 30, 2019 and june 30, 2020. item 12 is the proposed interim annual salary ordinance enumerating positions in the annual budget and appropriation ordinance for the fiscal years ending june 30, 2019 and june 30, 2020. >> colleagues, can we take this item same house, same call? without objection, the ordinances finally pass unanimously. madame clerk, please read items 13 through 25 together. >> items 13 through 25 are 13 ordinances that adopt and implement various memorandum of understanding or m.o.u.s between the city and the following union locals for varying terms. items 13 and 14 are the m.o.u.s between the city and the firefighters union. both local 798 and unit one and unit two to be effective july 1, 2018 through june 30, 2021. item five, ordinance to adopt a decision and award of the arbitration board establishing the m.o.u. between the city and san francisco police officers association effective july

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donald trump sent out a tweet that's verifiably not true joining mnow, malcolm nance and melissa hannom. thank you for being here. olm, let me start with you. it's just dangerous andad for the president to send out a tweet that suggests that perhaps the most important security global security issue in the world is somehow settled because he had a little meeting with kim jong-un. >> yeah. you'reght. the weapons systems which belong to north korea, intermediate range ballistic missiles, theater, battle field level ballistic missiles which have a loftable nuclear warhead which we now know works. those weapons systems work. they have detonated the requisite five test atomic bombs that most nations test with. they don't need to test them anymor those weapons still twist this rning. they were not taken off of line. we don't know who has operational control of those other than the fact that they have a supreme leader, kim jong-un. but that doesn't mean that someone may not take control of them and launch them. these things are viable, operational weapons, and we cannot joke about it. we cannot

. >> joining us now is malcolm nance, and jason johnson is back with us.created a dealers choice. it's like a game show. choose leave the eu, nato is bad, putin didn't do anything in our election, and crimea. your choice. >> i can choose one? >> yes. >> i choose them all. there's a reason this is coming out of donald trump's mouth. i wrote a chapter about it. donald trump is a spy's dream. by spy master in chief vladimir putin has clearly got something over on donald trump. and i'll say it right now, he is in debt to moscow and he is paying that debt off to moscow. but in 2013 he had a meeting at a restaurant for two hours with the top 12 richest oligarchs of russia when he walked out of there, he was spouting moscow's line, he is still spouting moscow's line. when he goes and says you're not a member of nato but you participant from time to time, the u.s. should be like that to. he means it. when he says let's break up the european union, he means it. the russians have told him it's good. he's not going to betray his base, the russians are his base. >> an

could you also in these two weeks understand what supervisor peskin's proposed ordinary nance is on the demolition on this and how it applies to this. >> president hillis: commissioner moore? >> commissioner moore: i'd like tave my of the things which were mentioned earlier. which we're at this moment completely suffocating by letting this housing accountability acted be the only reason. i would like to have the other questions that were asked and i saw you write have them be included in your next presentation. >> president hillis: commissioner richards? >> commissioner richards: would it be possible for supervisor tang to meet with representatives of the tenant rights community to understand their concerns around anything and make sure that at least their views are heard, please? >> she's open to meeting with them, but again, those are amendments to the rent ordinance, so we are looking at amendments here to the planning code, and as we understand it, if there's any removal of any type of unit, it must come here first for a c.u. so the rent evictions issues that we have heard about and

president could issue a blanket pardon for people in that situation, who have already served long nancesw do you feel he could tackle that how many people are we talking about? >> honestly we're talking about thousands. you mentioned that the president and his staff are reviewing some of those names. we applaud the president and we're happy for people like alice johnson, who were able to get out, especially after serving such a long sentence. there's an opportunity to effect positive change systemically. when you look at this issue. when you look at people serving life without parole for nonviolent drug offenses serving 25 or 30 years. especially the elderly. people 60 plus. people getting along in age, families, grandchildren. there's no need for them to be in. while it is important to talk about the individual cases, we think that the president has an opportunity to do something that is much, much greater. we want to push him in doing that. we want shall not only respond to him but respond in the way that takes direction to the bigger problem. >> shannon: you know his son-in-law jared

we heard from nance, that he said that the juvenile population is down. these are kind of the outcomes we want, too, and so we have one bucket of money here. and i think you are being conservative with some of this, but quite frankly, $84 million increase to your budget over two years -- i know this is just a part of it. but we are not saying here that foot patrols are not working, we are not saying that there shouldn't be more foot patrols whenever people want them. what we are saying is we are taking a leap of faith without a workload analysis to say that you say 250 -- not 243, not 239, not 189. it is a very round number. we get 250 officers to do this job in four years. if that is the number that your workload analysis says, then yes, but we are trying to get you there in the most fiscally responsible way because we also believe that these investments in youth, in real -- and in things like keeping people out of homelessness, by giving mental health service to people or homeless families, those are all things also that are part of public safety. you a