but there's really only one way to convince nell once and for all.go! yeah! you're smiling. why are you smiling? are you happy? happy? no sounds. no engine sounds, very quiet. you can focus on driving and listening to your music. 0k! that was close! well, to finish off this week's look back at the past few months on the travel show, this enormous cruise ship, the world's largest, had its maiden voyage at the end of march and i got the chance tojump on board for a sneak preview. the scale of this ship is truly vast. she can carry close to 9,000 passengers and crew. she's longer than four football pitches laid end to end, weighs over 220,000 tonnes. and she has a staggering 18 decks and 23 swimming pools. constructed at shipyards in france, at a cost of over $1.5 billion, symphony of the seas is the biggest passenger cruise ship ever built. i'm jumping on board a special two—night cruise between the spanish ports of malaga and barcelona, along with a big group of travel journalists and industry experts to explore the ship before she welcomes her first

but more than that, if we look from trump's perspective, what we are aware of nell is this push betweenover trade was. but actually trump is trying to work out who is behind him and he was against him in this power push between the world's largest two economies, and where russia is positioned in respect that could be important to him. so possibly trump is trying to get putin to side with him rather than but clearly the position of nato in this is very much want to be watched, and one that many people involved in nato are very fearful about continued coherence. this is about continued coherence. this is about singapore to cut the use of cash and go cheque free. it's not talking about being a cashless society but it's heading that way, and this is a system that makes it easy to transfer money without revealing your bank details. this is a new system called pay now. in many respects whether you are surprised that this depends on what country you live in. americans may be more surprised than us because they still use cheques. we in europe don't. we are moving to electronic banking far more

team was training is that on tuesday there was a group of people outside the stadium asking you know nell messi not to travel saying that travelling to jerusalem would be legitimizing israeli violence would be a good knowledge in that jerusalem is the capital of israel they also were saying that the ball should not be stained and apparently this is something that generated some tension among the players and shortly after it was announced that this trip was being canceled that the match was being canceled the president of the argentine football association said that it was mostly due to security concerns but argentina had already been paid over a million and a half dollars from israeli football federation and obviously they were trying to bring down the tension. may roll palestine's health ministry says israeli troops have shot dead a twenty one year old who was serving stones at them in the occupied west bank is a day and to me was shown during clashes with israeli forces in the village of not a seller near ramallah israeli troops came under attack from stone throwers after entering the v

today argentina andlyo nell messi suffered a shock defeat to croatia.that wasn't today's craziest news out of russia. >> burger king is apologizing to it's customers in russia for offensive ads aimed toward women. burger king russia offered women an opportunity to win $47,000 in whoppers free for life if they got pregnant by a soccer player. >> they were offered to the women who had a child with the best genes. >> she would be, like, no, honey! you think i wanted to make sex for reynaldo? no! i did it for free burgers for us! making babies for the future world cup? ( applause ) like, i can imagine when these soccer babies are born and the doctor spanks them, the baby immediately falls to the floor, aaahhh! aaahhh! aaahhh! this is such a weird story. but we really don't have the time for it. remember the charlottesville nazis? they're back. the organizers of the charlottesville rally announced they will be host ago march in d.c. for white civil rights. that's right. they're demanding better treatment for white people in america. which i'm just going to p

. >> no borders, no >> the group describing themselves, they said they could not stand by and nell nielsen eat in peace. she eventually left the restaurant. she shared activists >> a facebook campaign to help reunite undocumented immigrant parents separated from their children has now raised $10 million. two facebook employees started this on sunday. more than 190,000 people have contributed. for more information on the immigration debate, go to our website, abc7news.com. >>> your time is 4:31. if you're just joining us, a quick update on weather and traffic where you live starting with meteorologist mike nicco. >> let's take a look at our roof cam. you can see the flags unfurled once again as we look towards the ferry building. it's a stiff sea breeze that will keep us below average and pretty cloudy through the morning hours. here is the way it breaks down with my accuweather 12-hour planner. 52 to 57 at 7:00. mid 50s at the coast, upper 60s to low 70s around the bay and inland neighborhoods. 74 around the bay, 57 to 60s at 7:00. another check of the morning commute. >>> no major issues

last week dhs secretary kiersten nell se nielsen was hed out of a restaurt. >> thewner of the red hen in lexington considers the trump adminiration "inhumane and unethical." maryland congressman elijah cummings is one ofghe few democrats s the restaurant should have served sanders although he added he believes that president trump created the environment for hostilityo exist. californiaat congresswoman maxiers took a different approach. >> l's make sure we show up wherever we have to show up d if youee anybody from that cabinet in a restaurant, in a departmentre, at a gas lease station, yogasoline st and you create a crowd and you push backn them a you tell them that they are not welcome. >> also wanted to note that the resta tant ins story should not be confused withn the rein d.c. that restaurant is affiliated with the virginia location and says it will serve everyone. >>riomorrow is pry day in maryland andy n19,000 of you could face problems voting cause of a clerical error. ste election leaders say there was a computer glitch with people who went to the motor vehicle web site or k

. >> no borders, no >> the group describing themselves, they said they could not stand by and nell nielsen in peace. she eventually left the restaurant. she shared activists >> a facebook campaign to help reunite undocumented immigrant parents separated from

martin good to have you with us emergency talks on migration are planned for sunday and italy will nell will now take part it has confirmed but only after german chancellor going to agree to scrap a prepared joint statement she hoped would clinch a swift deal anti immigrant leaders from central europe will not be attending the summit it's a sign of worsening divisions within europe. just two days to go before german chancellor angela merkel's mini migration summit invitations have gone out in the name of the european commission to ten countries including italy greece spain bow garia and austria merkel wants as many countries as possible to sign up to a deal whereby asylum seekers would be returned to the e.u. country in which they first registered a draft migration accord pointed to a tightening of e.u. asylum policy the document proposed establishing migrant processing centers outside e.u. borders also a mechanism for deportations between e.u. countries cash and other welfare provisions would only be available in the countries migrants are registered and the would be controls at statio

what i love about ber nell height it represents the diversity that made me fall in love with san francisco. we have a lot of mom and pop shops and you can get all your resources within walking distance. my favorite air area of my homes my little small patio where i can start my morning and have my coffee an is a sweet spot for me and i >>> welcome, everybody here and thank you for joining us today as we swear in 24 commissioners today. representing 16 different commissions and boards here in the city of san francisco. it really gives me great confidence to present these individuals and i want to thank you in advance for your service and in many cases your continued service to the city of san francisco here today. we renew the terms of a number of existing serving commissioners. we are going to be swearing in some new commissioners here today which i'm also very, very excited about. i do want to say thank you to all of you here for your willingness to serve the residents of our city. i know in many instances it's a thankless task. i know it's longer hours than people ever know. as mayor i w

actions such as forced labor or sex work and might well turn up in next year's report however for nell state department officials are referring all of these sorts of questions to other agencies homeland security and health and human services. this time to take you through the headlines reached a deal aimed at controlling the number of migrants and refugees entering europe the breakthrough comes after ten hours of negotiations summits in brussels they've agreed more funding that italy and greece can set out migrants soil if they want to lawrence lee has more on greece's role from the summit in brussels the idea is that both of these countries will be able to host voluntarily holding centers it's a bit difficult to imagine exactly what these places would look like but the idea i suppose is that would they would be very very large centers where everybody who arrives is putting a man process under has decided that those places who might have any chance of getting any sort of the saddam system have a claim. on who doesn't. five people have been killed in a shooting at a newspaper building i

thfirstlady's communications director nelled a response saying"it's a jacket there was no hidden message." >>> the late night shows pounced at the opportunity to poke fun at first lady's jacket. >> just take a look at what we night.st >> the white house confirmed it was this coat that says i really don't care. do you. dy really knows what it whans or if it means anything at all. mee, president trump was going through his closet, like, where is the hell isat any where is it? >> wow. fat's what they settled on? what was herst choice? a jacket that sayswomp, womp. ? >> you're going hear aor lot discussion on that jacket in about an hour on the "today" show. > time magazine's new cover is getting national attention for this striking image. take a look. it shows president trump looking down on the image of a little girl who has become the most visible symbol of the crisis at the border. the photo was taken last week by john moore, p atographer for getty images. he saw the distraught two 2-year-old as she andweer mother detained by border patrol agents. the caption reads welcome to america. >>

candidates, make they pick a woman or some other circumstance pn and is democrats that are runng e nelle little political experience, if at all. they really have these grazss roots campaign. a congressman who has represented the area for several decades. that's going to be a real jump ball. that's the district we're look i ing the closest at. that's another area we may wait several days before we have all the information. >> let me you as the political editor there at the l.a. times and decide whi races matter an which don't. you watch the rn tonight and we get the final results on these house races, they are interesting little polls. we get the find out these incumbents. that's their number. she's in one of these districts that clinton carried. not quite sure how competitive it's going to be. what are you looking for? is it any incumbent that doesn't 50 thald be onhe radar. is it 45? what's the number for these incumbents that will make the top two, that's not the issue. what's the number that will tell you they're vulnerable, they're not for these iumbents on the ballot? >> that's rea

what i love about ber nell height it represents the diversity that made me fall in love with san francisco. we have a lot of mom and pop shops and you can get all your resources within walking distance. my favorite air area of my homes my little small patio where i can start my morning and have my coffee an is a sweet spot for me and i >> when i open up the paper every day, i'm just amazed at how many different environmental issues keep popping up. when i think about what planet i want to leave for my children and other generations, i think about what kind of contribution i can make on a personal level to the environment. >> it was really easy to sign up for the program. i just went online to cleanpowersf.org, i signed up and then started getting pieces in the mail letting me know i was going switch over and poof it happened. now when i want to pay my bill, i go to pg&e and i don't see any difference in paying now. if you're a family on the budget, if you sign up for the regular green program, it's not going to change your bill at all. you can sign up online or call. you'll have the peace

that you had this top leadership running these two key investigations exhibit such personal animus nell he didn't make any final decisions on the investigation. >> you can't separate the decision making by the fbi agents at key areas of russia and clinton with the results. and even the i.g. doesn't go there. he says there is no documentary evidence. but people should read it for themselves and draw their own conclusions. arthel: the whole reason for the i.g. report is to get information. you are saying he did the report, but he missed the boat. he put in there what he thought was important to be in there. did page and strzok damage the integrity of the entire clinton l probe mr. horowitz writes? and was there a lot of the condemnation against hillary clinton and the use of her private server. >> the i.g. highlighted the potential bias in the handling of the wiener laptop issue. it took judicial watch to uncover the specifics of. arthel: what is the bias there? >> they waited a month perhaps because they were more eager to go after candidate trump in september and october of 2016 than to

. >> joining us now is executive editor of september nell newspaper brian karem and phil mudd is also us. brian, we want to start with you. we really want to focus on these lives who were lost today. these are people you knew. >> yeah. four out of five of them. four out of five of them i knew. i didn't know them very well. i knew them through the district of columbia press association. we're a small group. i'm the vice president of that group. t"the capital gazette" is one o the best newspapers, a community-run newspaper. let me tell you about those people. we sit here on national television. they sat in a community "newsroom". they're underpaid, overworked. many of them do several jobs covering sports, local high school sports, a covering fair, city council meeting, editing the copy. mentoring young reporters as robert did, and john as well and wendi as well. one of the reporters on an der son, celine, she interviewed to work for me. she was an intern at the council for advance in support of education. we're a small close-knit family. this is what journalism is at its basic level. te

what i love about ber nell height it represents the diversity that made me fall in love with san franciscolot of mom and pop shops and you can get all your resources within walking distance. my favorite air area of my homes my little small patio where i can start my morning and have my coffee an is a sweet spot for me and i

door nell bett cornell barnard, abc 7. >> you can watch the whole interview by going to our website abc7news.com. >>> terminally ill californians now have the right to end their lives again following a decision by a state appeals court in riverside. the law lets patients obtain life ending drugs if a doctor determines that they have fewer than six months to live. last month a lower court judge declared the so-called right to die law unconstitutional for procedural reasons. opponents of the end of life option now have until july 2 to file any objections. >>> it turns out you may not see warning labels about cancer when you buy coffee after all. state health officials are bucking a recent court ruling that required retailers to warn customers about a cancer risk associated with coffee roasting. starbucks and 90 other he companies fought a lawsuit about the policy for eight years before losing. the state made its decision after a world health care organization review showed that there isn't enough evidence to prove coffee causes cancer. >>> time now is 5:06. not giving in to fear, bay area resident

this is going to be a death nell to them, because they fail to keep up with the boom that we've seen and the type of shopping like amazons and even groupon is another company that's going to have a little problem with this because their purchases, of course, were based upon the fact of getting a better deal, getting more convenience. that's gone away. but i think most important point is the one you made. don't let the government squander the money. that's what's happened in so many states. all of a sudden, hey, we get money, let's spend it. put the money into the infrastructure, in the roads and not waste it. that's what we've seen in the past by a lot of the governors. liz: phil, you and i as we plan our 50 state tour to meet with every governor to tell them n to waste it, ira, who gets a nice bump from this? that's what i'd like to know. >> the big intuchl from anyone that was looking like the nordstroms. like the macy's. all of these stores that were competing with the third party retailers that paid no sales tax andidn't collect it. maybe that's the right term. and the key is whi

jack hough, we talked-about person nell moves and jeff bewkes and brings up another jeff, jeff zucker. >> i'm not sure this makes any kind of sense. hear done a fine job running that business. at&t is doing the deal for the content. this would be like imagine goes buys, cbs. les moonves, you've been the hit maker for decades, we're the phone company. here is the door. i'm not sure how well this works out for investors. as far as at the top at cnn, if they can do this, maybe they will turnover all over the place. connell: maybe thrill was lot of movement. john stock exchangeky, new ceo, executive takes over as ceo. john, get your thoughts on the stocks. it has been a lot of fun movement here last few days with all the speculation, right? what do you make of it? >> i owned at&t. own it some time. has a great yield. own verizon. worried about the debt. you loading the company with massa sieve, massive amounts of debt this is all about vertical integration. it is about getting control of hulu, fighting amazon, apple and netflix as far as streaming. you have to have the content. you have t

ohr, the relationship with nell ohr, all this cast of characters right at heart of senior leadershipe department of justice. not the rank-and-file members of the fbi, but the senior-most members. that is why you, remember it was inspector general who turned over to director ray some of these text messages saying you have to deal with mr. mccabe, deal with him right now. they did and dismissed him. they did somethinglmost impossible to have done in the federal government, as you saw, federal worker fired. trish: yeah. president amazing stuff. i mean it is wild, you know, i keep saying in some ways, vladmir putin gotten exactly what he wanted. there is lack of trust in institutions right now. one way is to solve this, just to be more forthcoming with all the information. jason chaffetz. always a pleasure sir, thank you very much. we value and appreciate your perspective. we'll take a quick break. i will be right back. of ... ...and lower a1c, with diet and exercise. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration. or litheaded,e you or weak upon standing. ketoacidosis is

. >> the burr nell dwelling apartments and the surrounding blocks have been the scene of many shootingsrveillance cameras will help them track down whoever is responsible for this most recent shooting. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. we've got cool spots down in the south bay. morgan hill 47, alum rock, santa clara and saratoga at 49. everybody else in the low to mid 50s. that's pretty much where we have everywhere except for redwood city at 49, brentwood 59, sevastopol about 46 degrees right now. let's talk about how your commute will play out weatherwise. early sunshine. glare today.glaes ae going to get breezy on our bridges again, eecially our north-south bridges. mass transit is cool this morning. but it's going to be warm this afternoon. like in our east bay valleys where we go from 61 at 8:00, near 70 at 10:00 to 77 at noon and then 80s during the afternoon hours, low 80s and back to a delightful 72 by 8:00. peninsula, gorgeous weather from a cool 57 this morning to 68 at noon, to low 70s throughout the afternoon hours. down to 63. mayb

. >> the burr nell dwelling apartments and surrounding blocks have been the scene of many shootings overe hoping surveillance cameras will help them track down whoever is responsible for this most recent shooting. >>> a woman was killed after a shooting in san francisco's excelsior district. it happened at 11:00 a.m. yesterday on mission street near santa rosa avenue. the woman was rushed to the hospital where she died three hours later. no arrests have been made. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. i want to show you some of the coolest temperatures this morning and again some of the warmest temperatures this afternoon in santa rosa where you're 48 now. flip those around, your high for today of 84. 48 in petaluma and mill we've got temperatures pretty much low to mid 50s from el sobrante down to san jose. san ramon 49. brentwood at 58 degrees. a hazy san mateo bridge as we look towards the peninsula where we could have a touch of drizzle tomorrow morning. but not this morning. it's dry. the breezes are going to kick in around 11:00, so especially

what i love about ber nell height it represents the diversity that made me fall in love with san francisco. we have a lot of mom and pop shops and you can get all your resources within walking distance. my favorite air area of my homes my little small patio where i can start my morning and have my coffee an is a sweet spot for me and i >> supervisor breed: good afternoon. welcome to the board of supervisors meeting for tuesday, june 5, 2018. madam clerk, please call the roll. [roll call] [roll call] >> clerk: madam president, you have a quorum. >> supervisor breed: supervisor tang is now present. ladies and gentlemen, please join us in the pledge of allegiance. [pledge of allegiance] >> supervisor breed: thank you. madam clerk, are there any communications? >> clerk: there is. the mayor under 4.132 of transfer of functions between departments within the executive branch. reorganization shall be effective 30 days after issuance unless disapproved by the board of supervisors. >> supervisor breed: thank you, madam clerk. colleagues, today we're approving meeting minutes from april 24 and may

regarding the investment risk report, alan ber nell is leaving on the 29th. this is a huge opportunity to bring in someone with -- >> 30 seconds. >> -- financial market savvy and global economic savvy who can put together and see or hopefully foresee the next financial economic down turn and crisis. nobody in sfers staff has that capability right now. >> president stansbury: thank you, any other members of the public that would like to address the commission? seeing none, we close general public comment. next item. >> 5, approval of the minutes of the april 11, 2018, retirement board meeting. >> president stansbury: why don't we call for a general public comment. are there any members of the public that want to address the commission regarding the minutes? seeing none, we close the comment. there is a motion, a board. any discussion on the item? commissioner driscoll? >> commissioner driscoll: board members may want to consider to amend that motion to the minutes approved if they're edited. sometimes it takes a moment. the two points i would like to see added

brand by china around the time her father was calling for sanctions to be b eased against a chinese nellny. the president said he was trying protect a market for u.s. goods. >> it's part of again the u.s. relationship with china, which is complex. >> but the relationship between the private and public hacomplex, too. >> go by ivanka's stuff. >> kushner still has ownership stakes in his businesses, but he's not at the helm now either. yet from the start and throughout the russia investigation -- >> let me be very clear. i did not collude with russia. >> and while their wealth brings great privilege, because they've not taken traditional steps to prent the conflict of interest, sharp skrcrutiny rema. neither is paid as presidential add virz around no one has proven an improper link between their net worth, but last year, they reportedly made more than $82 million and that makes ethics watchdogs very uneasy. >> how does this compare with other presidential families? >> plenty have been criticized for cash ng on the presidency. but it's almost always after they leave. there was criticize m o

"your world" with nell kneel begins now on fox news channel. >> neil: it's happened a fgaiag. we're getting reports of multiple fatalities, another shooting. we don't know the motivation for that. we're also told at this facility that it's been cleared but as you can see as more people make their way out with very familiar scene, the arms raised above their heads, it's not entirely cleared out. a lot of people could have been hiding on holding themselves up for safety here. this is an ongoing event and it's still considered an active event even though the shooter has been apprehended. a variety of news organizations that are putting a number to these fatalities since we can't confirm that. suffice it to say, raised concerns again that this situation isn't over a heightened sense of emergency in major cities like new york and philadelphia. first, to doug mckelway with the latest from what he's hearing. doug? >> we're hearing there's four fatalities. always the initial reports in these stories tend to be wrong. so take all of this with a great of salt at this point. the gunman a

joining us is milwaukee journal send nell business report er rik barrett whose beat includes motorcycles. harley makes motorcycles out of milwaukee this. they have announced is specifically something they are going to do to alleviate the pressure from the counter-veiling tariffs? >> yeah. that's exactly right. the motorcycles are assembled in the kansas city and york, pennsylvania. the engines are made in milwaukee. it's going to affect these three different motorcycle plants who employ thousands of people. >> rick, what's the feeling amongst people associated with harley davidson who you have spoken to, either workers or people in the communities that are -- you know, that prosper because harley is such a successful company. how do they feel about this? >> they are pretty unhappy about it. i mean, 16% of the new motorcycles that harley davidson sells go to the european union. so if you take those bikes out of the production in the u.s., it's going to be felt in jobs at some point here. we don't know the number yet. but at some point, production is going to be hurt here. it's already dow

. >> reporter: nearly 100 migrants arrived today nell salvador, deported for entering the united states illegally. many didn't want to show their faces. among all these arrivals we saw no children. so where are they? # "it's been 26 days since i've seen or heard from her," says ornovez guido about his 6-year-old daughter maybelline. the two left el salvador for the united states last month. he says the dangerous trip was worth it for reasons americans just don't understand. "they don't know what it's like in el salvador," he says. "they don't know how bad the violence is here. they say we are like a plague, but that's not true." arnovis and his daughter were arrested in texas by border agents. "i was told my daughter and i had to get on different buses because there wasn't enough room," he says. "but when they were driven to mcallen where many migrants with be's processed 6-year-old maybelline was suddenly nowhere to be seen. "i said where's my daughter? the border patrol agents told me they didn't know anything about her, that it wasn't their problem." now arnovis was deported back to

rally i think at the end of the year, you'll set three rate hikes this year, you'll get four, death nelled it right, tim. >> looking for a number. >> number two. >> interesting thank you. chris harvey >>> all right, still ahead, it is an amazon takeover. cnbc.com reporting that the company is making some big changes to the c-suite at whole foods. we're live at the nasdaq market site in times square at... when i can keep up! - anncr: thankfully, prevagen helps your brain and improves memory. - dad's got all the answers. - anncr: prevagen is now the number-one-selling brain health supplement in drug stores nationwide. - she outsmarts me every single time. - checkmate! you wanna play again? - anncr: prevagen. healthier brain. better life. you shouldn't be rushed into booking a hotel. with expedia's add-on advantage, booking a flight unlocks discounts on select hotels until the day you leave for your trip. add-on advantage. only when you book with expedia. >>> welcome back a news alert on amazon's whole food >> a cording to cnbc sources, amazon is playing a proactive role in its effort to re

"your world" with nell kneel begins now on fox news channel. >> neil: it's happened a fgaiag. we're getting reports of multiple fatalities, another shooting. we don't know the motivation for that. we're also told at this facility that it's been cleared but as you can see as more people make their way out with very familiar scene, the arms raised above their heads, it's not entirely cleared out. a lot of people could have been hiding on holding themselves up for safety here. this is an ongoing

in fact, i've argued in essays that the historical society, based on a the mass historical society, nell was hugely influential at -- his history was hugely influential at to alter thencoln final emancipation proclamation to call for the arming of blacks, recognizing and using blacks in the military, as that thatrecognizing is a symbol of citizenship. almostdramatic, truly revolutionary shift from the preliminary emancipation proclamation, which advocates colonizatiocolonization. and thereafter, the united functionedtaries has as one of the most sought-after organizations for african-american in particular. day, the united states army is one of the only major the uniteds in ratio of which the enlisted men, black enlisted officers, is the exact same as the ratio of white and white officers, which means that the united states military, if you're african-american, you have as much of a chance of being as ifed to officer status you're white. so far as i know, there's not another major institutio organization in the states like that. so you're absolutely right about say, about the wars, is he

. >> sh>>nelle?as you. >> we clearly coveredhe salt. now, the sweet. >> i love doing sweets. ready? ground butter, butterscotch,w marshmal squares. >> i did well, right? it was awesome. >> we read it on the teleprompter, but yeah here we go. >> the brown butter adds flavor. >> nuttiness. >> put i in the bottom of here. what i want to do is, i would have microwaved this, let the marshmallows melt. if you're going big, you go double marsallows. marshmallow fluff and marshmallows. >> sweet. >> dylan and i always add salt into the dishes. >> sweetness. >> butterscotch chips, hopefully you like it. you don't? >> i do. >> take any cereal you want. >> even crispy rice? >> very smart. good word there. we have a bag of chocolate. finish this. you're done. i'll do tthis. nk you so much. this is delicious. can't wait to dig in. hope you have a wonderful father's day. >> happy father's day. >> thank you, guys. >> if you want these recipes and more, this head to today.com/food. >> d>> it, girl. ou make everything

trying to protect the turf of the department of justice or because some of thodocuments ma reflect the nelling. >> one issue that struck me the fact we got a this august 8 text, from the ig report last week when he said we will stop him. so somebody was sitting on that text, and unwilling to bring it forth, so we know that rosenstein signed off on a fisa warnlt right to get carter page wiretapped told president trump fire jim comey hired robert mueller, i don't know people are worning if he is conflicted a witness to all of this may be should recuse himself what do you think. >> i think everything heading in that zreks by the end of the week better have closure nunz had a decline yesterday ratcliffe had it right my friend mark meadows said up to these guys to determine are they going to be part of the coverup right, never ends well or part of the cleanup, right? have coverup or cleanup? so new head of the fbi wray has to come clean everybody watching all watching, this matters for the reputation that have institution going forward, for oversight of congress for fundamental institutions that ma