we know with ob/gyn's, we're very fortunate in the community that we have three ob/gyn's that work there. and we work with nurse mid- wives to do first line coverage for call for regular deliver are yous to give them a little bit of re-- deliveries to give them a little bit of relief so their balance of life is different than what they would experience without those. so it's the use and complement of those advance practice nurses that helps to keep the ob's in our community. >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. >> senator vine? >> thank you, mr. chairman. my state of ohio struggles with some of the highest rates of maternal mortality in the history. probably because we've underinvested in public health in recent decades. from 2004 to 2014, many died and in 2016, more than a thousand babies died before their first birthday. obviously these losses and tragedies weren't felt equally across all communities. african american communities communities in our cities suffered disproportionately to the greatest extent. we also know that in terms of maternal and infant mortality, places like app l

new recommendations from ob/gyns and cardiologists that may change your next doctor's visit. dr. scale? the new health trend that so many are signing on for. why you should stop focusing on how much you weigh. is it the secret to being stronger and healthier? >>> markle mania. days before the royal wedding, inside meghan's toronto. >> you wouldn't even know where to look without me. >> from her favorite restaurants to her go-to gym. inside meghan's life before she met harry. >>> and 18 years of "gma's" breakfast in bed events. >> happy mother's day. oh yeah! >> this might be the one that brings you to tears. somewhere in america right now, one mom is about to get a knock on her door and we're celebrating her incredible story. wait till you hear who nominated her and why. it's a surprise so big, i pioneer woman ree drummond is helping us pull it off live and she's saying -- >> good morning, america. ♪ >>> a lovely friday morning here in new york. good morning, america. everyone getting ready for mother's day including that pioneer woman, ree drummond, helping us out. >> the pionee

don't have a qualified midwife or obs strigs, you get a crisis that has ballooned out of control. who in control is being affected the most? >> if you're an african-american mother, your risks of dying in childbirth are three to four times higher than if you're white. african-american women are less believed when they express that they have concerns about their symptoms. particularly around pain. >> reporter: dr. shah has taken it upon himself to find solutions inside the hospitals so they can be applied on a national level. we spent over 24 hours with him and his team at with israel in boston, massachusetts, to see how they do things differently. it starts with communication. a moment like this, called the huddle. >> she's currently 5 to 6, 80, and minus 2 -- >> reporter: all the doctors and nurses meet to discuss every patient on the delivery floor. >> she's pretty benign -- >> reporter: so everyone is accountable for everyone's care. >> it's been shown across the country to make a really big difference in patient safety. >> any allergies to medications? great. >> reporter: down

i, too, was an ob-gyn physician who saw v.a. patients. i would like to think he had all these ideas himself, but i had the opportunity to find out. his wife is an ob-gyn doctor. i think he probably most those ideas from her. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from minnesota is recognized. mr. walz: thank you, mr. speaker. at this time i'd like to yield five minutes, again, to a a champion of veterans, a champion in many areas in this issue of treating our female veterans with the dignity, respect, and service that is they have earned. the gentlewoman from california, ms. brownley. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from california is recognized. ms. brownley: i thank the gentleman from minnesota for yielding. mr. speaker, i rise today in support of h.r. 4334, the improving oversight of women veterans care act. i want to thank my colleague on the committee, the gentleman from california, for introducing this important legislation to improve the care we deliver for women veterans. during my time o

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the so-called islamic state has claimed responsibility for an attack on the ob-gyn interior ministrythat left one policeman dead a ministry spokesman said the raid to have been thwarted and seven attackers killed in a series of deadly attacks in kabul to see your as killed and injured hundreds of people belgian authorities say the man who killed three people in the city of yaz yesterday had killed another man the day before police are treating the case as terrorism the attacker had a history of petty crime and drug offenses and may have been radicalized while in prison he died in a shootout with police. it was a television network a.b.c. has canceled a reboot of the popular television sitcom roseanne after the show's star put out a tweet that was widely slammed as racist roseanne barr compared a prominent obama adviser an african-american political activist to the planet of the apes films any tweet posted late on monday. italy's prime minister designate carlo competitively says new possibilities have emerged for forming a government but no details have emerged yet carly has been tryi

we have approximately seven or eight lbe's, and the rest are obe's. so most of this work with the budget allocation for these large scopes of work were primarily earth work, and there was only one lbe who is certified a wbe who was certified to perform that work. as you can see from the next slide, you can see on the slide on the left that the blue dots -- you can see where primarily the lbe sub contractors are situated or located. and you can see that we have a large concentration or cluster around the hunters point dogpatch area. on the right side, you will see where the lbe's are located. the lbe's who are listed by hoseley construction. hoseley construction, the front contractor, is actually physically located in the 94124 zip code. he is currently leasing or on port property, and we have other lbe's in the 94110, which is the mission district, and we have a number of lbe's in the 9 h 4134 visitacion valley area. we were asked to explain how we have changed our outreach, and we have become more proactive. we have become more proactive because now,

. >> ob. so here we are. >> it's worse than you think. >> when the contest for the worst apartment that we got possession of. >> what do you think, dad? >> oh, look, there's a chair. >> that's where he sat. there's beer cans. >> okay. >> also a little bit impressive, how does one person drink all that beer? >> this one we got to get on tv. >> mission accomplished. >> this is like hoarding to the m max. >> you know the guy, he's got ideas to make life livable. >> stepping stones made out of pizza boxes. >> it's so smart. i like it. >> he didn't have a bed. >> you see the bed. >> this is the bathroom. >> you can show us on tv? >> we can show you fine. >> oh my god. >> apparently the tenant only took two things, one of them the tv. the other one, he left the box for it. we're going to have to blow this box for you. you will physical out real quebe quebec. >> the box that his companion came in. he took said companion with him. >> is it here? >> because if the apartment looks like that, who knows w

lisa is an ob/gyn who specializes in maternal medicine. take us back to your child's birth. what went wrong? christie: i came into motherhood prepared and ready for this experience, and i had a lot of options. i live in new york city. i wanted to have an unmedicated birth, so i had a midwife. i also had backup in case things did not go as planned. the delivery went fine, but there are still things happening. there's still birthing that's happening. so i did not deliver my placenta as you normally would in a very straightforward way. and because of that the doctor needed to be called and i hemorrhaged. i lost a lot of blood. and coming out of the experience i had a lot of questions. and i came across staggering information at the time which was that postpartum hemorrhage was the leading cause of death for girls and women around the world and that we were losing hundreds of thousands of women every year. soledad: it's a crazy statistic, and not just around the globe. if you focus on the united states, other developed countries are making a lot of progress on maternal child hea

dre lost a trademark case against an ob-gyn in pennsylvania whose name is also dr.ai but spelled d-r-a ifrks. rap dr. dre was trying to stop the real doctor -- yes, that's a real doctor. from trademarking the name dr. drai. but last week a court ruled against him in favor of ob-gyn and jugs and juice as he is now known. the famous dre said it could cause confusion. though it seems like once you get your feet in the stir-ups you wouldn't be confused. the gynecologist is also author of this book called "20 things you may not know about the penis." especially number 14, did you know the peen snis is a vegetab? [ laughter ] did you know that, guillermo? >> guillermo: no. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right. anyway, this is how soft our country has become. our east coast-west coast rap feuds are now being fought by gynecologists. [ laughter ] it's thursday night, which means it's time to bleep and blur the big tv moments of the week, whether they need it or not. it's time for "this week nun necessary censorship." >>> they're sending a message to north korea that the u.s. wi

and so it's the use and complement of those nurses that helps to keep the ob's in our community. senator mccaskill: thank you, mr. chairman. >> my state of ohio struggles with the highest rates of infant mortality. and we have invested in public health for decades and more complicated between 2008 and 2014, 400 women died in ohio, more than 1,000 babies died before their first birthday. obviously, these tragedies weren't felt equally across all communities. african-american communities suffer diss proportionately to the greatest extent. we also know that in terms of , other infant mortal towns are more influential. this hearing is about rural hospitals and rural health care. i'm concerned not in a conspiracy sort of way but this committee has done nothing on infant mortality when the problems are acute and maybe more so in urban areas. there is a national republican effort, troubling, that governors are as work requirements seem to be the new ar right wing in this country, ood stamp and even if they are working or incapable of working, they are looking to do work requirements for

ob-gyns qualified to diagnose and treat conditions. about 90% of american women have one risk factor for heart disease or stroke. >> it's is the day you can start climbing half dome in yosemite national park for the summer season. we told you earlier this week you can start applying for those permits to use the half dome cables. well today is the first day that you can actually hike half dome. if you're hoping to make a trip this summer, you can apply for permits online. head's up, that park rangers say that trail is still wet and icy in some of those spots. >> 5:57, if you're heading to wine country you may want to take it slow. there's a cycling event tomorrow from 9:00 to 2:00, starts and ends at the veterans home and goes to several roads nearby. if you're in the area at the time, roads will still be open but you have to be careful if you see any cyclists. >> how is that to get you going, we're swinging and dancing with taiko drums the official san jose taiko drum. you can watch them perform live tomorrow. the event is called japan

. >> we have conversations every day about the ob lit race of norms in this country, whether it's at the justice department or the fbi or the intelligence community. but we don't talk enough about what you see, and that's the ob lit race of norms in terms of our diplomatic relations with allies and adversaries. what you're reporting makes it sound like even russia finds this administration's conduct unsettling in terms of just knowing where each side stands. >> yeah, i mean, what i saw today was the leader of russia, president putin, and one of the leaders of china, together calling for trade rules around the world to be followed. for normal trade practices, if you like, around the world. and one of the worrying things about that is that you're hearing from two people who don't -- i think if you like, you could call russia a quaus sigh-democracy, china clearly not a democracy, so there's that concern. president trump, for example, just to give you an example, he was asked about ma-17, the plane shot down over ukraine. we've had reports the last 24 hours that it was according to indep

also signaled this week he wants to make sure north korea as anom ec they're struggling and he knows ob he can improve trailed and get hear -- for his people and get somet income,uld change his own stake in power. michael: he could. the question is how far does that vision go? does he want to get the chokehold off so he doesn't have to worry about stramp vacation in the country, who are thinking to knock him out of the power or does he look at the chinese way and say i can maintain an thorp tarnle season. i have -- authoritarian season. we can have b.m.w.'s and mercedes in the streets and people can be making money and aving a wealthy life sometime. china has set a very interesting example. we don't know his goal. there's a lot we don't know. whether he sees som i vision the near term of some reunificion with the south. there are so many questions.th one o other big questions is what, if any red line does donald trump have right now. something that strikes me in the president's talk is that he has learned this sevid. this walky phrase that's been cking around i political circles for yea

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it's a very high intensity -- ob gyn has a high intensity schedule so you need the numbers that ms. martin talked about to be able to effectively and safely render obstetrical care. i think in areas where they are fortunate enough to have the physician services in a high quality manner, i think we should do that. i think we should work through other providers such as nurse mid wives, certified nurse practitioners, physician assistants to be able to perhaps offer some of the obstetrical care many the rural community when -- in the rural community when it is not possible to deliver there. so a mom doesn't have to drive 35 miles for their monthly appointment. i think it is a very difficult service to staff in rural communities unless you have the kind of -- the number of physicians that ms. martin talked about. >> thank you. a few weeks ago i hosted a conference with someone in our office to host a conference for ceos from ohio, smaller hospitals, we have incredible from the big children's hospitals we have to some of the best hospitals in the country in ohio, but rural hospitals are n

. >> he absolutely isa' barack ob theory is that we could do a deal with iran that would, among other things -- and people of the most important parents of the iran nuclear deal w netanyahu because in 2012 there was a real feeling that the iranians were going to strike the nuclear program. but also, can we start to change the rhythm that we've had with iran that's been so poisoned since the 1979 revolution and show the iranian people that these relative model rats who are reaching out to the west can do something and that the west can be trusted. the hardliners say you can never trust the united states. na'il stab new the back.as trump validated the theory you hard liners who say can't trust the americans. they'll stab you in the backnd tric you. and i think it does pose a threat to the power of,hat again, relatively moderate andi reformist in iranian politics. robert: what does to this do to the price of oil abroad and to the companies making deals with iran? shawna: it does couple of things. one of the things we did to bring everyone tbathe table in 2013, 2005. , we the united state

mickey adams is a high-risk ob-gyn in oakland and does not recommend marijuana use during pregnancy because it may adversely affect the fetus. but she does say more research is needed. >> severe nausea and vomiting is very, very serious. if marijuana is relatively safe and if it is effective, then it may be a useful medicine. we don't know. we ought to have done that work by now. >> reporter: i went to three east bay dispensaries. one did not recommend any marijuana products for pregnant women but two others did recommend marijuana. specifically cbd oil. >> i wouldn't recommend a bud tender tell a pregnant woman to consume cannabis. >> reporter: dale sky jones's job is to educate cannabis industry professionals. like dr. adam she bleevds it's necessary to weight risks and benefits of any medical treatment. >> ofntimes moms find after trying everything else the only thing that helps with the vomiting and the naua is canal bis. >> reporter: it's important to consult your doctor before starting any medical treatment. kate larsen, abc 7 news. >>> a warning tonight about wearing yoga pants when

. >> ob. so here we are. >> it's worse than you think. >> when the contest for the worst apartment that we got possession of. >> what do you think, dad? >> oh, look, there's a chair. >> that's where he sat. there's beer cans. >> okay. >> also a little bit impressive, how does one person drink all that beer? >> this one we got to get on tv. >> mission accomplished. >> this is like hoarding

south of poland the young woman could have enrolled in a university in krakow in copenhagen or even obs today. it would have been free in england and it was granted a student loan to pay for her nine thousand pounds tuition fees. i knew i was going to go abroad to study and i think well for a little while i thought it was going to be scotland but then. i think i decided it was england you know like way back and it just stuck with me and i and i came here and it was it was scary it was so scary because i was away from home i was here alone i didn't have anywhere to turn to and look at me now i study chinese of all the courses that i could have chosen i can't wait for you know what the future holds and what i'm going to do i have so many ideas but we'll see. i talked to my grandfather once and we're talking about everything else and then kind of started talking about university and how much money that costs and everything and i had many thoughts about ok maybe maybe i'll quit maybe i'll you know it's too much maybe it's not worth it and then i realized well how my going to pay it back but

the south of poland a young woman could have enrolled in a university in cracow in copenhagen or even obs today. it would have been free in england and it was granted a student loan to pay for her nine thousand pounds tuition fee. i knew i was going to go abroad to study and i think well for a little while i thought it was going to be scotland but then. i think i decided it was england you know like way back and it just stuck with me and i and i came here and it was it was scary it was so scary because i was away from home i was here alone i didn't have anywhere to turn to and look at me now i study chinese of all the crises that i could have chosen i can't wait for you know what the future holds and what i'm going to do i have so many ideas but we'll see. i talked to my grandfather once and we're talking about everything else and then kind of started talking about university and how much money that costs and everything and i had many thoughts about ok maybe maybe i'll quit maybe i'll you know it's too much maybe it's not worth it and then i realized well how my going to pay it back but t

really it shouldn't be about midwives versus obs. it's about trying to provide women options for care, and also ideally access to both. >> reporter: grayson and owen partnerships with memphis obstetricians, including dr. pinckney. >> we need the midwives and they need us if they need a surgeon, if there's an emergency then we can be there for them. >> the norm ght to be providing people with care that's safe and supportive and empowering. we should be able to do all three. >> reporter: grayson and owen are panning an apprenticeshi program at choices to train more miives of color. >> it's a privilege for me to be able to provide care to black women. they are find me relieved, and they talk about that. i think they see in me they see themselves. >> stewart: next week the european union will see one of the biggest changes to online privacy since the advent of the internet. it's called the general data protection regulation or g.d.p.r., and as of mat will apply to thousands of k,mpanies, including the giants google and facebhat do busine

observing grove campus a short time ago where students and a teacher from a biology classy treated ob the front lawn. you can see all the emergency vehicles there. just minutes ago, the district explained to us what may have happened. >> abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo on the scene the last hour and live with the latest. katie? >> reporter: dan, kristen abfirefighters and paramedic have been here about two hours treating and evaluating patients in what they call the warm zone on the lawn behind us here we're learning 12 patients total. six decontaminated and taken to a hospital. the other six were decontaminated and allowed to leave. other new information we get right now comes from the school district and that is that the substance that made the 12 people sick was actually pepper spray. and that was something that was circulating on the campus here among parents and students that someone had discharged pepper spray but now the district is confirming that for us. as for the fire department they say they have a hazmat crew on the scene in the classroom i should say and they are stil

once again, from washington,ob moderator,t costa. robert: good evening. it was announced friday the unemployment rate fell 3.9% in april, the first time it has dipped below 4% since 2000. and a possible breakthroughlk with north korea ahead of a planned presidential summit continue. but as president trump left washington for dallas speak to the n.r.a. convention, tho developments and challenges were over shadowed by the legal battles he and hisea are waging. at times out of step with each other. and by t ongoing special counsel probe into russian election interference. an investigation mr. trump has long called a cloudver his presidency. that cloud, his words, only seed to growth week. tyrobb his law on russia who preached cooperation with special counsel rober mueller ahead of a potential presidential interview resigned. rudy guiliani, the former new rk mayor, and n the president's lead outside attorney, made a stunng statement on fox news that mr. trump made a series ofnt pay reimbursing his personal lawyer, michael cohen, for a $130,000 settlement with

but it was for what he did for the ss tuscania survivors that he and the obe.id not know until we started making this film is that he was my great—grandfather's rubber. —— brother. the ss tuscania sinking was a massive disaster for a small island to manage. nearly 150 survivors, needed food accommodation and medical care. and then there we re and medical care. and then there were the dead. eventually almost 200 bodies were washed ashore. and the man in charge of relief and recovery was gaelic —— was islay's malcolm mcneil. his grandson is a well—known public figure. he was in the building that is now a bank, and he could have had no experience of anything on a major scale. hisjob would have been largely administrative in an island without any real crime. the island with just four police officers had to identify and bury nearly 200 men. this is like lockerbie, or 7—7, and bury nearly 200 men. this is like lockerbie, or7—7, or even and bury nearly 200 men. this is like lockerbie, or 7—7, or even 911. for a small community, the huge events taking place with deaths

mickey adams is a high-risk ob-gyn in oakland and does not recommend marijuana use during pregnancy becauseadversely affect the fetus. but she does say more research is needed. >> severe nausea and vomiting is very, very serious. if marijuana is relatively safe and if it is effective, then it may be a useful medicine. we don't know. we ought to have done that work by now. >> reporter: i went to three east bay dispensaries. one did not recommend any marijuana products for pregnant women but two others did recommend marijuana. specifically cbd oil. >> i wouldn't recommend a bud tender tell a pregnant woman to consume cannabis. >> reporter: dale sky jones's job is to educate cannabis industry professionals. like dr. adam she bleevds it's necessary to weight risks and benefits of any medical treatment. >> oftentimes moms find after trying everything else the only thing that helps with the vomiting and the nausea is canal bis. >> reporter: it's important to consult your doctor before starting any medical treatment. kate larsen, abc 7 news. >>> a warning tonight about wearing yoga pants when you'

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the obe, office of government ethics agreed with us that it has been fully disclosed. i have little disagreement with him, i don't believe it had to be disclosed at all. >> you say it's an expenditure. >> they say it's a liability. >> which is important for campaigngn finance? >>>> disclosure purposes. we are going to disclose t. >> this is what he said, oge concluded that the payment made byt mr. cohn is reported to be a liability. the information provided in the note sheet meets the disclosure. >> we agree with that. we do not agree, i don't agree that it's a liability. i know the nature of it. it doesn't matter at this point. >> laura: another former ethics officer says this is tantamount to a criminal referral. >> no, it's not. >> laura: walter schwab is saying our government ethics officer has gotten him. this is tantamount to a criminal referral. >> he can't disclose more than he knows. it vindicates our original strategy and the fact that mueller should bring this to a close. it's been a year, he's gotten 1.4 million documents, interviewed 28 witnesses and he ha

tremendous explosion of people living over 90 to get to 65 you have about a 30% chance to live at least 290.ob one of that exposes job categories we don't have a shortage of them and it is an interesting area for robotics. so footloose and fancy free the point that i was making that if you think about this all of these years and it turns out spending ten or 15 years on their own sharing is not your first instinct. [laughter] so you do get married but i have a chapter on the independent marriage that says more separate bedrooms are being built there never before. we are married no problem but i like the light off. so a lot of these habits are the way couples are revolving so there will be many repercussions and it is critical to revitalize the urbanoin areas and urban housing. now it has been bad for religion. a lot of people don't get ase religious until they have their first child and that is a transforming experience. one thing that goes so well is that they do keep interested nationally looking at younger people you will see religion falling off. on the other end of the spectrum are cancer

with told you about the flooding ob on a carnival cruise last night. reports on a survival back in new orleans today. >> the carnival cruise ship dream returning to new orleans today. after a water nightmare for some passengers. hundreds of gallons of water out of a broken pipe into a hall way. passengers capturing the unfolding mess. >> we were walking to go to dinner. and we heard this pop. and this water started draining through the ceiling. >> the water line break happening thursday. coming from the ship. crew members form a line to clean up. carnival says the flooding effected 50 rooms. in a statement, carnival added quote. we appreciate our guests understanding and apologize. we also thank our crew for the quick action and hard work. >> this isn't the only incident they had to navigate recently. including february. when a massive brawl broke out among 23 members of a family. meanwhile at the dream. passengers say it's a trip they won't forget. >> it was a bumpy ride. >> the water damage was repaired with the ship heading back out to sea today. in

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the so-called islamic state has claimed responsibility for an attack on the ob-gyn interior ministry that left one policeman dead a ministry spokesman said the raid had been thwarted and seven attackers killed a series of deadly attacks in kabul this year has killed and injured hundreds of people. belgian authorities say the man who killed three people in the city of leo's yesterday killed another man the day before police are treating the case as a terrorism act the attacker had a history of petty crime and drug offenses and may have been radicalized when in prison he died in a shootout with police markets that raise the alarm over political stalemate have now somewhat settled down after prime minister designate carlo carli said new possibilities had emerged for forming a government no details have emerged yet but the two main populous parties are said to be trying to work out a compromise that would be acceptable to caught a rally and the president you scuttled their plans their planned government last weekend. one step forward two steps back just as it looked like italy would fina

if they had something on trump i think they were ob liejd by equality to say something about that inh the way they said something about hillary clinton. >> bill: he also said -- trump wasn't the target, that's what gowdy said. he said if you haven't done anything wrong sit down with bob mueller and get the matter over with. >> he is not a good lawyer if he says that. in 53 years of practice i've had clients who had nothing to hide and never had any of them sit down with prosecutors. they aren't trying to help you, they're trying to set a perjury trap four. even comey said the reason they didn't question hillary clinton they knew the facts. the only reason for questioning the subject is to see if they'll lie about it. i don't see the answer being if you've done nothing wrong sit down with the prosecutor. that's not good advice for a client. >> bill: 45 minutes ago the president slammed jeff sessions yet again. quoted trey gowdy. one of three tweets. the third one. quoting gowdy he said there were lots of good lawyers in the country. he could have picked somebody else and i wish i did.

it was interesting to see that .obs report, 3.9% jobless rate but the economy might be heating up, butve his positioning on bonds, and what about the correlation we are seeing side-by-side between the u.s. dollar and treasury rates? how is that affecting his outlook as well in the fixed income market? anticipating his interview coming up. haidi: and we will be talking about blockchain and social media. we will be joined by the siemens ceo. it is a blogging and social network website that uses steam. it distributes and awards cryptocurrencies. you can upload videos about all sorts of things and even leaving quality comments i believe. betty: it is very interestingbetty:. we got the ceo and scott joining us. scott. it is a new form of facebook where you get paid to post for things. you get cryptocurrency dollars, but a lot about quality of that, also how sustainable is this is this model given the fact they are paying millions of dollars for people to post on this site. seen, no onehave seems to be short of breath when it comes to wanting to talk about the crypto markets or blockchain. m

we saw a viert variety of explosions and most of them were the mouths of tunnels and what they call ob vags posts. near by to and along some barracks small buildings where workers have stayed in the past. >> one of the witnesses but an american journalist, no inspectors, no experts and we don't know what was blown up or what else might exist. was this all for show? we have seen them blow up things before. >> it will take time for the intelligence community to look at that. we don't know for sure whether they have another facility to do this somewhere else. it's under ground. you're looking for holes in the ground through a soda straw. that's a hard thing to locate. there may be another facility. it's a good thing they have blown up something. we can pocket that. >> the president agreed to it before he was believed to the south koreans. he had not notified president moon that he was going to agree to it when he agreed to it at 7:10 on a thursday night in march. was he overeager. did he raise expectations too high with all the talk about the nobel peace prize ? >> absolutely. we all wish

express the deep desire of this congress to mend any rift, to build any bridge, and to teach any less ob between law enforcement -- lesson between law enforcement and the communities they serve. whether black, brown, white, gay, straight, rich or poor, our country's courageous law enforcement officers are a rare breed of man or woman who run to the sound of danger. they are part of the very fabric of this nation. indeed, without their and their family's sacrifices, our society would most certainly be torn apart with the darkest of our human impulses. and their higher purpose and profession has been invaded by politics. sure, there are bad apples who must be weeded out with the accountability for an imperfect system. but during this police week, let us come together, like we do in unity of our prayer and of our floge this great nation -- pledge to this great nation. this encourages us to do better as a society. and law enforcement officers could always work harder on putting themselves in the shoes of the skeptical people in the community, to understand why there is fear, why some see the

you're ob strucking investigation. now turn to be a republican. the fact of the matter is the president has already two powers. those powers say you serve at my pleasure and i have a right to appoint people with whom i'm comfortable. with whom i can believe can do a job effectively. that's why i appointed you in the first place. as long as the republicans control the votes in the house to not convict the president, that's what it's based upon. >> the president's lawyers will point out this meeting with sessions took place before mueller was even appointed. the president wasn't just -- this was pre-special counsel. their argument is you want to talk about obstruction. how can you do that. this is before there was a special counsel. that he just felt betrayed by his good friend and was letting him -- >> he could have taken actions pre-mueller that would obstructed the initial investigati investigation. >> i'm saying this is their argument. >> ben rhoades has a new book coming out. new york times has excerpts from the book. let me do a couple of quot

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point that i think the private sector leadership at the ceo level needs to be more active in terms of ob staining clearances so that information that is classified can get to them in a more efficient manner. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to pick up mr. evanina on the vice chairman's point with respect to zte specifically. thank you for the visit we had in our office. now in 2012, the house intelligence committee issued a nonclassified by partisan report on national security issues posed by the chinese telecom companies. one of them was zte. the report concluded that the risks associated with zte's provision of equipment to u.s. critical infrastructure could undermine american national security interests. do you agree with that bipartisan report? >> senator, i do. >> now, they recommended that the united states should view with suspicion the continued penetration of the u.s. telecommunications market by zte. do you agree with that? >> yes. >> now, i appreciate the response. the president's comment over the weekend about zte i think obviously raises extraordinary national security que

so in that, i see as a long obs bringing together former opponents to memorialize him as a way of talkingcountry and how people can come together. i'm not sure that this information about uninviting donald trump was supposed to get out there, but it is out there. and it can be seen as a true reflection of his feelings about president trump. >> yeah. jake, thank you so much. congrats on the book. it is very good. i've started it. >> great. cool. >> i bought it. i actually bought it 37. >> i would have given you a tree one. >> well, you know -- >> i like the amazon number going up.>> well, you know -- >> i like the amazon number going up.one. >> well, you know -- >> i like the amazon number going up. >> right now president trump's nominee to be cia director is meeting with lawmakers on capitol hill. why her confirmation is far from guaranteed and what we're learning about the white house backup plan. >> i'm looking forward to all the concerns and yeses and answers. hey! we didn't have a homeowners claim last year so allstate is giving us money back on our bill. well, that seems fair. we did