they've seen first—hand the devastation caused by nps.en the users i've spoken to who now no longer use speak to me about how that was a terrible episode in their lives and how they're glad now that the ban has come into place. but nps is still on the streets here, as users like rab know. i've lost numerous people over it. you know, it's not nice. friends have died, others have been left with terrible scars. the drug destroys the flesh where it's injected. there's a few of my mates who have got holes in their legs at the moment. that's because of a legal highs, yeah. a mega haul of seized street spice at the headquarters of police scotland's nps unit, the only one of its kind in the uk. each one gram package costs a tenner, enough here for countless hits with a street value of hundreds thousands of pounds. even before the ban police scotland had been working to take out assembly plants like this one, where nps brought in from china was prepared and packaged ready to flood the streets. we will never arrest our way out of the issue of new p

so here, many chose not to smoke nps, but to injected.their lives, people losing limbs. grant is homeless, and alone. that drug is the worst that i've ever used. worse than heroin? worse than heroin, worse than cocaine, worse than crack cocaine, worse than all of them put together, but better. it's crazy. we get a fair amount of drug use here. the street work charities average team are here to help. they've seen first—hand the devastation caused by nps. edinburgh was among the first cities in the uk to ban legal highs back in 2015. even the users i've spoken to myself who now no longer use speak about how that was a terrible episode in her life, and they're glad that the ban has come into place. but nps is still on the streets here, as users like rab now know. i've lost numerous people over, and it is not nice. friends have died, others have been left with terrible scars, the drug destroys the flesh where it's injected. a few of my mates have holes in their legs at the moment. that's because of legal highs. a mega haul of seized street sp

the east bay 79 in antioch. 78 in concord, 74 in danville np pensly winds kick up at 11-mile-per-hourand 71 for belmont. san francisco, a little bit gustier winds out of the west at 20. that makes it feel lie the 50s embarcadero. jacket weather. sfp remember 75 in novato 3 extended forecast temperatures relatively stable in san francisco a slight warmup in the upcoming weekend opinion sunday and mid-60s beautiful over the next seven days. inland valleys hotter but thankfully no 100s. . sunday 82. early next week could be going back up to 87 degrees. it's been constant. the change that is lately. but i think once he get over tomorrow morning's forecast real beautiful extended coming our way. >> looks bufrl just look at the 7-day. >> thanks jeff. >>> still to come a new why uber is firing the engineer currently playing a key role in this case. this happened near international and1s >>> happening now on website oakland police investigating a homicide. happening near international and 51s about an hour ago. officers found a man with a gunshot wound. on the website ovalia newton john postp

she didn't say whether that action should be by the senate committee np before she was sworn in as awitness another story was swirling around this town namely her warning wasn't the first. another came from president obama to president-elect trump more on than from jim acosta. >> i just had the opportunity to have an excellent conversation with president trump. >> >> on the superiorities seemed like cordial meeting between the outgoing president. >> the meeting lasted for almost an hour and a half. and it could have as far as i'm concerned it could have gone on a lot longer. >> but behind closed doors former obama administration officials tell cnn former president obama offered president-elect trump a clear warning don't hire michael flynn. one obama official said mr. obama told mr. trump there were more qualified people for the position. that caution from one president to another came more than a month and a half before flynn spoke with the russian ambassador about sanctions on moscow. and nearly two months before flynn was fired by president trump for not coming clean on the conver

they rang in the nordstrom, google, apple nps scores we find that all across. i think that's due to not just changes we've made but it's due to the wonderful employees at southwest airlines. >> you do have good employees. i fly your airlines from d.c. to st. louis. i also fly american airlines. i will tell you an overwhelming majority of the time, every airline employee is very respectful, does their job extremely well and provides great customer service. but it's just like in our business, sometimes, they don't remember the good service. sometimes, it's that incident that leads to all of you sitting in the chair you are today talking to us and answering questions. i tried working with many of the airlines to address the customer service problem that i saw. and i've witnessed many times. it's parents flying with children, getting to the airport and being told that they're not sitting by their young children on the airplane before they even get there. and i ask many of you, your airlines, can you device a way to fix this. you didn't do it on your own. i had to a

. >> you learn so much from being up there with those guys np.ee have success they want to see you dominate. it was great to work with those guys up there and learn from them. now you want to put it on the ice with the bar a cueda. >> after the 5-1 victory on tuesday night the best of 7 series is currently tide at a game apiece. game three is wednesday night in san diego np in san jose, colin resch bay area. >> there is playoff hockey at the shark tank. >>> ton at 11 a baggage dispute that got escalated and government expensive fast how a unit airlines kbooe retaliated against him got him kicked out of the april we have unit add response coming up on the 11:00 newscasts. >> final word to the most accurate man in the weather department. >> thank you you guys. we heard a lot about that. you can see in the forecast we are expecting 87 for tomorrow a little bit warmer inland down at least 10 to 15 kriegs heading through wednesday and thursday. by friday 68, wind increasing dry weekend ahead. a lot happening. if you're thinking about mom on mother's d

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temperature trend for tomorrow 78 is where we should be for a hi np no. in philadelphia you want to 69. we might set 70 in redding. 68 in wilmington. 63 at stone be harbor not anywhere near normal. we may see sprinkles and clouds with a few peeks of sunshine in we're lucky. watching the top letter radar. scan the sky. nothing going on here. look to the west just south of harrisburg. one shower. i don't think see we much of anything tonight. tomorrow morning may be a few showers make it into the areas in the former of drizzle. generally weal get some breaks in the cloud cover but i think it will be a cloudier tai all in all. let's go hour by hour for you. we are going to be looking at these winds out of the east keeping on the cool side. but look what happens tomorrow. here comes scattered showers, perhaps a slightly heavier shower south of the area in delaware and in south jersey. we're going to be headed through the 60s. upper 60s tomorrow at best and tomorrow evening we could see a steady shower coming through the lee high valley or burkes county maybe

np new kal fire firefighters have been hired or rehired to beef up the 12 station sns santa clair and alameda and contra costa. . they started training and getting gear today in morgan hill. the need is obvious. with high grass, popping up everywhere. we haven't had the last three or four years because of the draugt process process with the light flashy fuels they're more reseptember toef starts. once it starts it spreads faster. >> reporter: kal fire saw that in the lom an fire in the santa cruz mountains when thick brushed kept flames roaring days at a time. the this year's rains create more situations. >> we've got to be more cautious in the way we approach a fire with fires moving fast with the heat and wind we definitely got to be careful how to approach. >> and even as firefighters train five engines left more southern california to help battle fires near san diego abriverside and friends. the new firefighters are excited and a little appear rehence disbelieve all the rain, the water things grew aup that stuff is going to dry out it will be interesting. >> they will not see fire

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grand jury found that mark pederson secretly spent $66,000 in campaign money over several years np.in december pederson admitted to spending the money serving as treasurer for re-election campaign. in response to the grand jury findings the d. a.'s union president is calling for emergency meeting tomorrow morning. >>> well uc president janet napolitano be forced to step down the southern california launch is leading the charge after audit revealed uc officials hid millions of dollars. that state audit found a hidden fund of shh 175 million. new details from the report show major spending including a $13,000 retirement dinner. that's money one launch says could have paid for a student's full year of tuition. >> i just felt like this is the time when the leader of our public institution need to show some type of modderation and some type of modesty. >> laurels have introduced a measure which would place a motherer to yum and tuition increasing for public universities. the uc regent did meet food to discuss the findings. >> >>> too many questions remain after state lawmakers get a repo

. >> that's good looking up to something np nbc nightly news up next. you at 11:00. >>> tonight, total confidence. president trump publicly defends son-in-law jared kushner amid reports he tried to set up a secret channel to russia, but privately word kushner is being warned to lay low. >>> water slide horror, caught on camera, a boy flies off a brand-new slide, slids along the concrete but somehow walks away. how could it happen? >>> tiger woods arrested. the golf super star suspected for dui. what it means for his shot at a come back. >>> sound sleep. what scientists believe what you listen to at night could leave you feeling better rested and improve your melry. >>> and inspiring ameri america, on this memorial day a man on a mission at the graves of fallen

. >> oakland firefighters rvgted a child drapd in a burning home np. crews found and revived the child. taken to a hospital in serious condition. the cause of the fire has not been released. >>> next at 11:00 more trouble for united airlines a potentially dangerous information that's become public and how the airline is responding. >>> plus a problem impacting millionless of men across the country, the treatment bringing some relief here in the bay area. irchlts right now we're seeing 52 chilly degrees in san jose temperatures tomorrow climbing towards the mid-60s around the santa clair valley but a bit change in the forecast tomorrow afternoon could bring showers out of the north bay hills and east bay hills moving back to the bay area by mid-afternoon tomorrow a closer look at the hour by hour changes and we come right back. ==take vo== th a >>> new at 11:00 united airlines is dealing with a new pr problem the airline announced today some cockpit door access information may have been made public mp. they aren't saying how it happened but they are con

there is concern about curry np game two against the jazz tips off at 7:30 tonight. a sellout crowd inside the oracle what's the status with curry and his ankle. nbc bay area colin resch is courtside with us. >> reporter: raj you know about steph. . this has been a concern for years. when we see him grim asing in pain on the befrm we wonder about the extent of the injury. that was the sight early in the fourth quarter tuesday for game one. his left ankle receiving treatment. looked like it happened on this play in the third quarter routine lay-up then he starts limping. he did not participate in wednesday's light practice. but definitely a go tonight. now he said this morning, just your routine aches and pains most players feel this time of the season. great news for the warriors should be at full strength tonight for game 2 and you know with curry at full strength with the full durpt full strength the finger didn't seem to be a issue the warriors playing against a jazz team against losing george hill. got to feel good about tonight. live at oracle arena. nbc bay are

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leaving for school and while her kidnapper shot appear killed by police pearl has never been found np jodi hernandez is in vallejo where a sand ridgel is under way. we should be clear this is not a memorial rather prayers of hope here. >> friends are definitely not giving up on finding pearl alive. they gathered here in vallejo tonight to remember her, to pray for her, they say they need to find pearl no matter what the outcome. >> i'm heart broken, scared, upset, mad. >> rose describes the range of emotions she is feeling on the one year anniversary. . 16-year-old pearl was kidnapped from a pedestrian overpass as she walked to catch a bus to school last may. the kidnapper fernandez o koort was killed in a police shoot out next day. though traces of her blood was found in the trunk of koort's car pearl is still missing. >> we don't know where she is at where he took her. >> we will go to the ends fortunate werth to get that girl home i miss her and love her very much. her whole family misses her. >> pearl's family made banners for of a afternoon community sand ridgel. they don't want

>> that's good looking up to something np nbc nightly news up next. see you at 11:00. >>> tonight, total confidence. president trump publicly defends son-in-law jared kushner amid reports he tried to set up a secret channel to russia, but privately word kushner is being warned to lay low. >>> water slide horror, caught on camera, a boy flies off a brand-new slide, slids along the concrete but somehow walks away. how could it happen? >>> tiger woods arrested. the golf super star suspected for dui. what it means for his shot at a come back. >>> sound sleep. what scientists believe what you listen to at night could leave you feeling better rested and improve your melry. >>> and inspiring ameri america, on this memorial day a man on a mission at the graves of fallen heroes. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> i'm craig melvin in for lester tonight. on this memorial day, we pause to remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice during war in a solum t

nbc 10 cydney longs just live np. >> it's definitely jacket weather down there on the board walk. >> well denise and keith i can tell you it's definitely not fee shirt or swimsuit kind of day. but still we don't have the ocean city board walk to ourtsz. the crowds may be thinner than on friday at the on set of the memorial day weekend. they are soaking in every lant minute of the breeze. piazza, ice cream and continue with family and friends. >> he is knocked out and we had a great time. >> by the looks of the 2-year-old jordan ocean city knocked it out of park for the brooks family of philadelphia this memorial day weekend. >> it was nice. we hadn't been here in a long time. and we came and walked the barred walk. they have a lot of arcades. a lot of theme parks. >> despite not perfect beach weather owl gaur are four days. >> we wanted to go to the boech we still got on the beach yesterday. didn't get in the water but got so sit in the sand and wet the wert with our toes. >> on the board walk people were bundles in rain coats or sweat shirts. >> it's a loud cloudy but i like it bree

you can see a temporary memorial has been set up np police believe the 22-year-old was behind the suicide attack. that blast happened just after ariana's concert ended. it's the largest indoor arena in europe. police arrested more than a dozen people in connection with with the attack saying they could have been akccomplices to the bomber. >>> today stranded training and rush hour delays after a power problem hit the railroad. conductors were passing out water this morning as passengers waited for the issue to be fixed. this is just the latest problem to impact commuters in new jersey and new york who use penn station. it won't get any easier this summer. extensive repairwork could mean daily delays. >>> three mile island, the site of the worst nuclear disaster in american history, says it's closing down in 2019. the corporation made the announcement today. they met with employees and community leaders to prepare for that transition. 675 men and women work at the plant outside harrisburg. it was the site of a nuclear meltdown in 199. nearby residents were told to stay in their homes. farm

they rang in the nordstrom, google, apple nps scores we find that all across. i think that's due to not just changes we've made but it's due to the wonderful employees at southwest airlines. >> you do have good employees. i fly your airlines from d.c. to st. louis. i also fly american airlines. i will tell you an overwhelming majority of the time, every airline employee is very respectful, does their job extremely well and provides great customer service. but it's just like in our business, sometimes, they don't remember the good service. sometimes, it's that incident that leads to all of you sitting in the chair you are today talking to us and answering questions. i tried working with many of the airlines to address the customer service problem that i saw. and i've witnessed many times. it's parents flying with children, getting to the airport and being told that they're not sitting by their young children on the airplane before they even get there. and i ask many of you, your airlines, can you device a way to fix this. you didn't do it on your own. i had to a

nps plans to replace irrigation system and upgrade park lawn and improve storm walter drainage and repairuntains. work began on may 1. >> good morning to you. >> good morning to you. >> did you know today was teachers day. >> teachers day. >> teacher it's officially teacher appreciation day i think it is. >> blawz they have the whole week and tuesday during the week is is appreciation day. >> thank you educator out there. >> very important job. >> on my calendar it was last tuesday. >> google has the logo up there. >> celebrate them. >> and summer break coming up. i'm sure all the teachers and students alike. >> yeah. >> certainly reagan national 47. dulles 43. bwi 40. and many away from kennedy cementers have fallen back be into 30s. chilly start to tuesday morning near washington and counting down days until summer. guess what 42 days until official start of summer june 24 after midnight apparently on june 24 there. meterological summer starts june 1. not far away. >> satellite and radar showing little happening we're not expecting much today, 68 daytime high. dry, clouds and sun, 72. t

. >> yes sadly at the beginning of the school year another senior was killed in a car accident np han is a member of this church and tonight at 8:30 her friends plan to hold a prayer service here. friend tell us shane was passion knit about music and was scheduled to sing here last night during mass at st. aen church. >> shane was a very active kid here in the church. not only because she has a beautiful voice. >> but her voice was silenced when she was killed during an early morning car accident this weekend on fremont boulevard. it happened hours after she attended her senior prom. her mother was driving the car and suffered major injuries. today at james logan high school grief counselors helped students and staff cope. >> she was an absolute wonderful young lady. a flutist in the band and had been in band four years. she was taking college precip classes ap classes doing well. great grades. everybody liked her. >> shane's good friend says she always made people smile. >> she was like the -- like funniest person ever. i want her to be remembered as a person that will always help --

as hot as 92 morgan hill np 91 in san francisco appear heit high pressure continues to build into tomorrow that's why we think things getting hotter quick preview of the time line shows tomorrow morning sunny with 65 up to 77 by 11:00 a.m. and then a hot 94 as we approach the afternoon. certainly near some record setting heat not only warm here but across lake at a tahoe a new flood warning issued. heading up there near a creek river or extreme watch out because the snow melt is happening pass. next update in 15 minutes. >> see you shortly. >>> you can track the hot temperatures from the palm of your hand with our free nbc bay area app. really a great resource. download it for the 78 and android devices. >> >>> new as six tonights free peach or hate speech a reportedly mocking muslims used as part of student election in east bay. the student shooting the reid is suing the cruel as other parents question why he wasn't more hahnerly punished. nbc bay area joins us live in danville. the school district reinstated the teen who shot the video as student body president. >> that's right. that's w

there are homes that burned and cars that have burned np no word yet of injuries. and no word yet how it started but you can see this is video from about 20, 25 minutes ago. the intense flames and the homes that are across the street. but right now this four alarm fire nearly contained downtown stockton. we're trying to find out more information through the evening and when this is finally contained. >>> well nbc bairn responds to a lake county woman who lost heir home in fire yet turned over to collections for not paying the dish network bill. >> chris chmura joins with us the story and any resolution. >> yes a positive one. cath lynn rein the lost her home in 2015. forced to relocate she says she cancelled home services including the dish network service. but several months later she says she saw a dish network charges on her bank account statement. she says she also saw dish network turning her over to collections. for nonpayment. kathryn says she called dish network and it told her she only paused her service, not cancelled it after the fire. cath are rein said

decision made by the college board and sincerely aapologize for the zprupgs this caused hero students np marin catholic high had a similar situation again using tables the college board considered too short to prevent cheating in 2013 about 300 mills in mill bre also had to retake tests for using round tables. saratoga students we talked to looked for any positives they could find. >> i'm not sure if they'll get the same questions or not. if they do it will be a lot easier. >> but you're glad you don't have to retake it. >> yeah. >> in saratoga robert handa nbc bay area news. >> that's a tough rode for the kids. >>> a silicon valley lawmaker is calling on fellow california lawmakers to stand a stand against president trump. cupertino residents is calling on president trump to resign. if he doesn't then he is asking the congress to begin impeachment president. . lifting a host of personal business entangles to the disclosure of highly classified information being shared with russia. >> we demand accountability and also want to create the environment such that we have public officials demo

as we get a look down here in the ugt south bay 70s instead of 80s np east bay no more 90s. huge drop. antioch down to 79. conning cord 79. hayward 71. peninsula 76 in palo alto. san mateo 69. 63 along the embarcadero. overcast condition in the afternoon for north bay at 73 process smoema. on the extended forecast we keep these low clouds and fog in san francisco. pretty strong the next two days. then we'll clear out saturday, sunday and into memorial day. and we'll see temperatures remaining in the 60s over the next seven days. the inland valleys yes, that ocean ac is back and to stay after more 90s today. we're down to that average of 81 tomorrow. partly sunny sky, watch out for drizzle thursday morning. but then it is smooth sailing or the memorial day weekend saturday, sunday and monday upper 70s to low 80s, in is a a lot better than last weekend. vrm i just shoved the hot air to last weekend and things work out nice this weekend. >> you evened it out this week. >> saved it for the three-day weekend. >> trying to playbook you happy. >> you always do. >> okay warriors bac

monday a a managers at a restaurant say they were foesed to close doors early due to police activity np the the police say in addition to regular patrols the gang investigations count will collaborate with the santa clair county gang task force. >> we will have members from the patrol unit will be beefed up in addition to that we have members from the special operations division. >> police don't want a repeat of in scene back in 2011 when violence broke out at a cinco did he mayo celebration in san jose. >> we will be out in force certain areas of stet. we will be focusing on areas that have been hot spots in the past. >> police are urging people to plan ahead. they say any will also of course be on the look out for drunk drivers. >> reporting live in san jose, nbc bay area news. >> thank you michelle. >>> more than three months on the case and now a break for the weekend. the jury in the sierra lamar case will be back monday and resume deliberations. the jury must decide if garcia torres murdersed teen back in 2010. her body was never found. the prosecutors found in to dna found in the

constitution avenue from third to seventh, pennsylvania as well, and fourth street from nps avenue southwesttution avenue northwest. have a great we traffic around chinatown tonight with the wizards playing at the verizon center. tip-off is at 8:00. if the wiz beat the celtics, they'll head back to boston for a deciding game seven. lose and the season is over. we asked if you think the wizards will win out and advance. the results right now show most folks are hopeful, but not all that optimistic. you can still weigh in on the nbc washington facebook page. >>> fresh avocados are becoming staples from kitchens across the country. >> they are in mine. and this is leading to more visits to emergency rooms from people cutting their hands. the pit can be slippery and people tend to use a big night to take that out. and if the avocado is super ripe, the knife slips right through the skin. >> you can injure anything from vessels. a very sharp knife is safer. it's the dull knives that lead to injury. >> another recommendation is to use a cutting board. but if you have to hold it in your hand, put a

the morgan hill teenager who captived the hearts of of so many people never found np the jury also ruled garcia torres attacked three other women years before murdering lamar. >> we have a team of reporters covering the case since it started again with from nbc bay area marianne favro inside the courtroom. i know you've got ton know the family well over the years. this is certainly any say a relief but of course no comfort. >> reporter: no, they still have so much grief. and they say they're going of it to have it the rest of heir lives. when the verdict was read in the courtroom there was an audible gats are gasp. then sierra lamar's parents both started crying. maureen told me that this is the verdict she prayed for. she hopes it will protect other children. >> it gives us peace as a family knowing this is not happening to another child and that he can't get away with something like this. >> reaction from sierra lamar's mother minutes after the verdict read in court. jurors found antolin garcia torres for killing her daughter. the 15-year-old vanished on her way to school in march of 2

excuse me a 15-year-old female student, 47-year-old ronnie fairly arrested after a sting last june np in january he pled no contest to four felony counts. fairle resigned from the palo alto school district shortly after arrest. . >>> the new data is out and crime is down in san francisco toorg at some numbers. overall sowers crimes dngzed by more than 0 percent. the only increase was homicide up by 11 percent ob rape, robbery burglary and car theft all down from the year before. the data is compiled as part of the uniform crime reporting program which is coordinated bit the fbi. >> it is no secret that advertising appeals to consumer emotions but a new report claims that facebook may have taken is it to have the document ob stained by australian newspaper says the social media network targets teenagers feeling anxious or insecure does this by monitor post-s and then passes information on to a third party and marketing companies. facebook representative told nbc news thes it legitimate by called the report misleading. >>> being a mere mayor means spending a lot of time in meeting which

a and may not know what could be happening feet away from where they're at np live in aliveiate. >> certainlygerous situation. >>> new at 6:00 the former am track engineering once working if he bay area is facing criminals charges for a derailment in philadelphia. prosecutors filed charges against this man within the past few urs hours. they say the train was going more than twice the speed limit when it hit a curve and derailed. eight people died. investigation found that the engineer was allegedly vkt distracted by someone throwing rogs rocks at another train and lot track where he was. he once worked as a engineer orr kal train. >> the turmoil in kwarktd continues a lot of talks and tweet and bad blood between president trump and the man he just fired. fbi director james comey. today comey declined an invitation to testify before the senate intelligence committee next week. that's just the beginning. bay area blaine alexander. >> still feeling fallout from his exclusive interview with nbc's lester holt president trump opening a new controversy tweeting this thinly veiled threat to the fish

. >>> hell ofr everybody watching cnn numerous live fl los angeles np. >> let's bring to return to breg new pous out of uk a suicide bottomer cause of the explosion outside the manchester arena hours ago. . oh my god. what went on? what is happening? what's going on? oh my god. >> you can hear the terror, the absolute confusion and the screams. at least 19 people killed and 50 wounded. following a pop concert by ariana grand aire. >> the explosion sent the crowd of 20,000 people many teenagers desperately scrambling to get out one witness describes the aftermath at total chaos bodies scattered everywhere. so far no claim of responsibility. many of the concert were teens and children, 15-year-old olivia was among enemy now she is missing her mother desperate to know what happened to her daughter she talked to don lemon a short time ago. >> this is the most horrible feeling ever to know your daughter is there you can't find her don't know if she is dead or alive. and i don't know how people can do this to innocent children. . >> it is horrible. can't find her. >> so i have to say, i think

that but there are a lot of head wints winds facing democrats in interior states nonurban communities np. that's where trump maid the biggest gains from 2012 that's where the coalition held up the best and where he is the most conspicuously weak where he is the most underperforming is on the better educated more affluent suburban communities. for example five districts in the l.a. media market right within driving distance of us that were won by hilt in 2016 but republicans held on. after tonight those become more important for democrats in 2018. >> let me ask you something dylan brought up in the past hour, the fact that democrats haven't been able to get any wins on the board what point does that start to affect the don'ters raising the money. >> i don't think this is that -- montana is very tough to rain particularly in the. where you have the urban verse nonurban much donald trump wins 2600 off the other three thousand. georgia is actually a bigger test for democrats because even though it is a republican leaning dprikt and tom price the health and human services secretary won over i

this is of course an entirely different matter np this would be nixonian if he is recording phone calls. certainly alarmed democrats on capitol hill senate democrats house democrats sent a letter to the white house. the office here the chief counsel sheer and said look if there are recordings must turn them over this is part of something we would like to know about here. at the end of the day we'll find out going forward if this is something the president just short of throughout as a diversion or actually recording these conversations. but the director with the fbi director said look i have nothing to hide. he told our own pamela brown our pamela brown about he has nothing to hide. the reality will the white house release those tapes if if serves their interests? at this point they're not saying but i can tell you anderson at the end of this week an exhaustion over in west wing and simply wondering how they change the subject and move forward. >> jeff, you've covered politics a long time. president said said in the interview released on fox he is so fastest moving that none of his spok

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compliment the people in the house for getting a bill over to the senate np the contusion anticipatesng to disagree. get to work quietly on whether or not you're going to go big or small and then go big with a deal with chuck schumer that's good. in maryland the large e inshins just filed for a 52% rate increase. aetna pulled out of virginia, iowa's largest individual market plan insurer is thinking about leaving completely. obam0 b obamacare is falling apart. what they've got to do is not go on twitter and trash each other before they get a plan together. >> good luck with that. rand paul talked about it as well. take a listen. >> i think that the house freedom caucus made it a lot less bad is one of the nicest things i can think to say. the insurance company gets to socialize their losses and privatize their gains. so those are things that i still don't like about the product but i'm hopeful we can make it better in the senate. >> so hopeful we can make it better in the senate. did essentially what we saw here yesterday, even with the victory lap in the rose gouarden was a punt? >>

about former director comey's memo where he claims the president can asked him to end the flynn probe np. >> do we know if rosenstein saw those memos. >>. >> the justice department is declining to comment. we don't know the answer to that. >> gloria borger is with us. gloria, bob muler is highly respected. >> highly respected. both sides of the aisle. this takes the heat off the republicans in congress. they can say we have a well respected special counsel now investigating this and they can kind of, you know, they have use that as something to go back to their constituent with. it is very legitimate. i also would have to say a couple of things. one, the white house wasn't given much haefds-of a heads-up. it is a sign that this is special counsel that will be independent and isn't working in tandem with the white house with quite frankly wp with the congressional committee. we are also not informed. that's wait it should be. this counsel has to be independent. other thing i would say to what you were saying, pamela, is that when this story came out that the president actually asked comey

the spy sitting at the table telling them my god can you believe represident trump is so mad at comey np everybody wants that. in this case the russians didn't need it because the president provided it himself. here is one group of people not tuning this out anderson. that's the russians. if you look how they say l see all this. they don't see it through the western lens they see it mp they are any remember candidate trump still a candidate saying things well the sanctions maybe we can lift them crimea not a big deal so forth so on. fast foort he wins the election says i'll i'm not sure about the whole russians being should have been a fat guy in his basements could have been the chinese. how do we know? now he is in the oval office with guys by the way the previous administration purposely kept out of the oval office because of the bad things that russians have been doing the past couple of years. he invited them in the oval office and it sounds very much like he is trying to reassure them i'm coming back to you. i couldn't before because i had all of these political pressures domestica

they rank in the nordstrom, google, apple nps scores we find that all across. -- we find that across all airports and the customer experience journey, not just due to changes we have made but the wonderful employees of southwest airlines. rep. davis: i fly american airlines. that is when i fly most. i will tell you, an overwhelming majority of the time, every airline employee is very respect for, does their job extremely well, and provides great customer service, but it is just like in our business. sometimes, they do not number the good service. sometimes, it is that incident that leads to all of you sitting in his hearing room today, talking to us and answering questions. i tried working with many of the airlines to address a customer service problem that i saw and witnessed many times. childrenents line with , getting to the airport and being told they are not sitting by their young children on the airplane before they even get there. many of you. many of your airline, can you maybe devise a way to fix this? i had to write language called the family flying together act that is par

in order to have a national park, the nps had to acquire land in that landscape where she was from. you somegives information about the boundaries of the national historical park. this entire landscape was determined by the national park service to be the most well preserved an authentic landscapes in the country. as you drive through there, you will see that not much has changed since harriet's time. as i mentioned earlier, none of this would have been possible if not for wonderful partnerships, collaboration, and passion. whether it is the image you see here on the left which is the harriet tubman museum and home to the hermit -- harriet tubman foundation. it is really the flagship of getting her story told on the east coast for many years. also, some other attractions such as the visitor center which welcomes people from all over the world, and others. first, there was this designation as a monument. the was no statute or monument per se, but it was a step to get the part to the court to get the story told. we are in the process of putting the final touches on a brand-new undergr

in germany and belgium, the benefit for two children is 56 $0 -- $5600 per year np in canada up to $6400 per child under age 6 and up to $5400 for a school age child age 6 to 17 depending on your family income. we know from the uk that expansions of their child allowance and child tax credits in the late 1990s and earlier 2000s helped cut child poverty in half if measured on a poverty as we do in the united states. the recent canadian reforms are set to do the same. the cut child poverty in half. it's important to note that these allowance amounts are are in addition to the universal health care and the low cost high quality childcare and preschool that these countries provide. they're intended to help cover the cost of other necessities for children. educational goods like books and toys, as well as material goods, housing, food, clothing and even diapers. so when we first started talking about today's conference a few years ago, we thought we would be introducing or maybe reintroducing the idea of a universal child allowance to u.s. policymakers, especially those who weren't around 50

to those who link terrorism and terrorist ideology with wahabism np first of all in saudi arabia you don't find anybody that refers to it as talks about wahabism. we don't know what it is. we know we are muslims. we follow the islamic religion. we follow the practices of sharia and so forth but wahabism we don't know process. we don't know of any single book that is -- the ideology of wahaism or was written by sheikh mohammed to whom in ideology is attributed. there just isn't any. to those who make this accusation we say all right when this sheikh mohammed live? he lived almost 300 years ago. when did the problem of al qaeda and terrorism start? it started in 1979. guess what happened in 1979. islamic revolution? iron. it is the islamic ruchlgs in iran and the exporting revolution, the ideology of spreading the shiite secretary throughout the region is what triggered a strong similar negative reaction from some fanatics who wanted to promote their own version of what islam really is. the linkage between wahabism and terrorism is tenuous to say the least. and it probably would have t

. >> and -- >> and an nps score of 84 this semester.which is student satisfaction. it's off the charts. we're growing 40% this year. >> we've already learned one lesson for free. a severance dollar is the best dollar you'll ever pay. >> love them on the way out as you loved them on the way in. >> i'm taking that -- >> you know you parade the m.i.t. graduate around the room, look who i just hired. and six months later you're -- i don't want to talk to you and they let him go -- >> you're talking about me again, right? why did you say that? >> i taught there for four years. >> i don't remember you. the futures up -- when you did say that i was thinking, if you were nicer to comey the way you did it do you think he wouldn't -- i don't know whether that would have made a difference though. >> you would have had to take him through. you never surprise somebody. that's another rule. never surprise -- >> it's almost like saying you're buying someone's silence, jack, almost sounds like what you're saying. >> no. you're recognizing your mistake.

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