s, which is the period -- >> good morning. i'm here to announce today the program known as daca under the obama administration is being rescinded. the daca was implemented in 2012 and essentially provided a legal status for recipients for a renewable two-year term, worker authorization, and other benefits, including participation in social security program, to 800,000 mostly adult illegal aliens. it was implemented unilaterally

s. illegally as children. the obama administration policy currently protects around eight hundred thousand young men and women often referred to as streamers. the new plan would give congress six months to craft legislation which would replace the existing system. these details first emerged in politico and i spoke a brief time to go to its chief washington correspondent edward i's activa. but thank you very much for coming in that debate. get don't jump has said regularly that dream is hot nothing to worry about now apparently they do so what's changed. well he seems to been convinced by arguments going on within the white house including from his attorney general jeff sessions saying that he would not. fan and the band are that the policy in court and that led him to this. what they see as middle ground here is saying well? congress never worked on this they never moved on it so here six months for you to go on and and. if you do it then will sign it six months doesn't seem like a long time and congress doesn't have a good track rec

luther has defended so vigorously religious liberty from obamacare and the fighting of obamas glue's in the administration 's dangerous, dangerous, really, you could say, inhumane plan. it is inhumane. when i open my election, i talked about what was happening, the viciousness. a lot of people thought it was tough. it turned out to be true. it turned out to be understated, not overstated. and that was a big part of our success. since the date luther arrived in the united states senate, luther has always been for us. he's always been for us. he is not a friend of mitch mcconnell, he doesn't know mitch mcconnell until just recently, and i don't say that badly about mitch at all. i'm not saying that badly. he just got there. i said, how will you know him? i said, i just met him, because he just got there. he's been there for a very short period of time. in fact, he just came out again, and he was against it before, but he just came out against that totally ridiculous rule, the filibuster rule. it's ridiculous. so we have 52 senators, and on a lot of legislation, you need 60 votes. that means we have to get eigh

s. lands that soon. they could face deportation. sums administration announcing it will begin dismantling obama's deferred action for childhood arrivals program or decca. goodbye children pulled into the u. s. illegally only temporarily allowed to live study and work in the country. yeah. where you ? i do. revealing the move attorney general geoff so. frames down. program that poses a direct. americans qt we are people of compassn and we are people of law. but there is nothing compassionate about the failure to enforce immigration laws. failure to enforce the laws in the past has put on a nation at risk of crime. violence. and terrorism. the government will stop renewing permits for those already covered by dacca in just six months time. meaning congress now has until then to come up with alternative legislation for undocumented immigrants who've already made that lives in the u. s.. whether a gridlocked congress is able or willing to do that. is another matter. well the former us president barack obama has just released a statement sat on that said that incision by the trump administration he says targeting young people. is wrong sel

. >> jon: 's it was under the obama administration that the idea of slashing the military budget wasviously that made it through a bipartisan congress but it's something republicans have been trying to undo and president trump has been trying to undo, doesn't that speak to the needs of active duty service members? >> not necessarily because it depends on the places where the increases are going to be and of the places where the cuts were. what was missing from everything that was just said about what's been done for veterans in this current administration is help that actually gets into their hands. are they getting more services? are they getting better treatment? we don't have numbers on any of that yet, there's a reason why there are typically republican voting fabric do my veterans who are interested in the democratic party and there's also a reason why more and more veterans are running for office as democrats. i think that the g.o.p. is right to feel like they are back on their heels on this issue. >> jon: do you make any predictions? >> we are not back on our heels, we have a

s, which is the period -- >> good morning. i'm here to announce today the program known as daca under the obama administration is being rescinded. the daca was implemented in 2012 and essentially provided a legal status for recipients for a renewable two-year term, worker authorization, and other benefits, including participation in social security program, to 800,000 mostly adult illegal aliens. it was implemented unilaterally through legal concern after congress rejected legislative proposals to extend similar benefits on numerous occasions to this same group of illegal aliens. in other words, the executive branch through daca deliberately sought to achieve what the legislative branch specifically refused to authorize on multiple occasions. such an open-ended circumvention of law was an unconstitutional exercise by authority of the executive branch. the effect of this amnesty, along -- among other things, conservative to a surge of minors at the southern border that yielded and humanitarian consequences -- fielded in humanitarian consequences, and allowed the same illegal aliens to take jobs. we inherited from our founders an

invested by the fbi while mark had this inkretrigui to try to turn theish s isrussi investigation into an obama administration scandal. trump transition official and california may have bit off more than he could chew and the russia thing was that officials read intelligence intercepts and unmasked the names of campaign figures interacting with russians. those conversations between trump campaign figures and russians were intercepted. those were read by obama administration officials. that's the scandal, the fact they got the names of the americans involved in the conversations. according to the report today, those intelligence intercepts which devin knnunes tried to ma a big deal of, those intercepts don't actually show any wrongdoing by obama administration officials but might show trump folks violating the logan act by trying to undermine american foreign policy as private citizens. and they may show something worse than that, quote, the reports are relevant to the investigation robert mueller. congratulations. the closest trump ally in the house of representatives. you, sir, have succeeded in bringing inv

s privacy rules not optimal, which is bureaucrat speak for really bad. and the obama administration's department of justice refused to defend the f.c.c.'s unlawful action on municipal broadband. with respect to internet regulations, chairman pai sought to hit the reset button on the title 15, title 2 order. as i preafsly said, -- previously said, the f.c.c. should rebalance the regulatory posture under current law. the best way to provide long-term protections for the internet is for congress to pass bipartisan legislation. two and a half year ago i made a draft bill to begin the conversation and i continue to stand willing today to find a lasting legislative solution that will resolve the dispute over net neutrality once and for thl. ully, this has not stopped importt wk in other areas. the f.c.c.'s proposed rule making on robo calls is a step in the right direction. we must protect those who are truly bad actors and be sure that the government's rules are not punishing legitimate callers. the f.c.c. notice of inquiry will give a much-needed jump start. chairman pai's next generation

s, discussion of counterterrorism strategies since 9/11. a discussion on counterterrorism strategies since 9/11. the panel discusses the counterterrorism policies of president trump and president obama's administration'stop momentarily here. welcome to new america. we're here on the 16th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. the purpose of this panel is to kind of describe where we are and where we might be going. we have an absolutely outstanding group of panelists. daveed gartenstein-ross who has is at the foundation for defense of

the biggest issue by far is the obama administration decision in 2015 to reclassify internet service, like a public utility, under the 1930's act. proposede has noted -- decision, but has left a couple of big questions unanswered for the commission to decide. does the fcc have authority to regulate conduct by the eyes retain any ofit the existing protections under the title to order russian mark where do you come down, worship the fcc go from there? >> one of the things that you set up front, that was a decision by the obama administration. byneeded to be a decision the federal communications commission itself. there was a lot of political pressure. there are some legal aspects of your question i can't address. my understanding from talking with experts in that field is that it does indeed have legal authority to do regulations. exactly where in the law is what is issued. there are some areas where it can happen very light handed, light touch regulation. there are other places where it can be heavy-handed. with the fcc chose in 2015 was to choose that heavy-handed part that we call title two which was written for common car

which member of the trump administration went on "view" this week, the daily show, and s about president obama'sitag? katie? >> sarah huckabee sanders? >> tucker: sarah huckabee sanders. >> where was president obama born in a see an american citizen? >> i think this has been pretty well addressed. student sarah huckabee sanders went on "the view." was it wise to do that because trumpets next week's question. a final question, worth the same as all of the other questions, but you can win a moral victory, gabby. which female singer and frequent trump basher slammed the presidents dock up plans this week and promised she would let dreamers -- president's daca plans this week impressed promised she would let dreamers live in her home. >> madonna. >> tucker: madonna is your guest. does the tape confirm your guests. >> share has the answer. cher has the ultimate solution. she says those who can must take a dreamer into their home and protect them. >> tucker: it is another 1-name singer from an earlier age. close enough. i almost want to award you that, basically interchangeable, but our judges say no,

to try to save the threat in the united states, principally under the obama administration, when these efforts took on a more frankly,s, and, quite the vast majority of the resources seem to be directed at working with muslim communities to deal with the al qaeda /isis-related threat to the homeland, and there was not that much you could find directed toward the other threats -- the right-wing extremism, the white supremacy. the trump administration has even gone further, and canceled -- the the programs small numbers of programs the obama administration had gotten going. so, i guess i would like to ask you, what should our federal government be doing to try to counteract these groups that have a first-amendment right to believe what they want. they have a first-amendment right to protest, to put up websites, but they don't have a first second amendment right to try to intimidate people with violence, engaged in violence -- engage in violence. what should be done about that problem? lisa: first, i think we need to --ck is that the problem is we need to recognize that the problem is not confined to the muslim communiti

i know priefbsly some feel the obama administration was too restrained on noerng. would you agree with that ass ss has been going on for decades. it's been going on for multiple administrations. since the chinese first tested nuclear weapons since 2006. they were launching ballistic missiles since the 1990s. >> do you think there should have been more done urn the bush years later the obama administration? >> i certainly think we had some limited success in the 1990s. this was mentioned earlier. this was something of political diplomacy. step-by-step pressure or relaxation of pressure depending on if north korea took the right direction. i still think that's the right way to go. it's a mixture of diplomacy and military. and as i said, if the north korean s continue to make bad choices, it will lead to a greater chance of military action. that may be necessary. that may be discussed. sanctions, you mentioned important. also providing advanced systems to our all lies, south korea and japan, because t inevitable part of military alks. they threaten them and they're right there and they're our friend

s with hurricane force winds. lars anderson is joining me now. i know you were with the obama administration. worked during the sandy super storm. talk about what's going on in the organization to get help as soon as possible. >> fema has been working with this for days. as soon as the hurricanes are forecast, fema immediately starts working with the state officials to preposition materials, preposition search and rescue teams. so that's what's going on at fema at this very moment. we have over 11,000 folks dedicated to working on this and more being deployed to florida to the affected regions all the time. so right now on the ground we have teams -- we have incident management teams which have energy specialists, health specialists, infrastructure specialist, transportation specialists that are ready to go once this hurricane passes. >> you know, look, i'm looking at an op-ed that you wrote. there are a lot of points to go through here. the most important being that you have written this is a historic shift. we are living through more natural disasters. they are coming for frequently, alteri

the total is less s than half te 110,000 cap issued by president obama in 2016. the decision comes as the trump administration says it won't extent in october 5 deadline for undocumented immigrants to apply for renewals of their daca status under the deferred action for child arrivals immigration program, which shields 800,000 young immigrants from deportation. on tuesday, u.s. district judge nicholas garaufis blasted trump's decision to end the program next march, telling justice department lawyers -- "this is a democracy, these people have thrived in america, and you can't just come into court and espouse a position that is so heartless. it's unacceptable, quite frankly, to me, as a human being and as an american." in the mediterranean, a libyan coast guard vessel fired warning shots wednesday at a humanitarian aid ship that was assisting migrants trying to cross from libya to italy, boarding the ship and demanding the refugees on board be handed over. members of the aid group mission lifeline say they refused to comply with the request, which came in international waters. italy has largely financed, equipp

s an and common sense. obama did not mention president trump by name but instead used references like the administration andhe white house. and adviser tells politico that was intentional, saying, quote, we are mindful of the dynamic that we're in which is the risk of backlash. coming up on "morning joe," a tv enter you have with senator cotton, and senator chris koonce and joaquin castro. you do not want to miss that. >>> a powerful hurricane is make land fall this morning. the storm reaching puerto rico today. the governor saying the storm will much more dangerous than even harvey. for preparations for weather proof against a monster storm gets underway. hurricane hunters from noaa through through the storm last night showing the powerful storm in all of its fury. i want to turn to bonnie schneider. bonnie, this is about the path and that critical right turn. >> absolutely. we are just looking at a monster storm. take a look at the latest images of hurricane irma. it's 25 nautical miles wide. over 300 miles in diameter. the storm is going and ripped through the i would of barbuda earlier this morning. and

s... as advocates launch fundraisers and registration drives. the trump administration announced yesterday it would dismantle the daca program. daca protected hundreds of thousands of immigrants from deportation. it was started by former president obama back in 2012. but president trump says he may "revisit" daca in six months. right now... he's putting pressure on congress to pass legislation that will protect undocumented immigrants who came to the u-s as children. (darya) still ahead on the kron four morning news... russia consulates are forced to close in the u-s.. . and now the white house could face a lawsuit. we'll explain. and police in the east bay area searching for armed robbers who took over a target store. we'll explain what happened. (darya) and a reminder... our kron4 cares harvey relief telethon is going on right now. how you can help the vicitims of hurricane harvey. next. . (mark)how to help:you can donate to the salvation army by going to its website or call kron4 at (415) 561-8063 during telethon hours.grab your phone and call kron4 call (415) 561-8063telethon hours: 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. to 10 p.m.salvation army disaster teams from across the country have mobilized and will remain in communities impacted b

the obama administration was impressive in its commitment to the arts. we tried in the clinton time. 1960'sheree was hardly anything, a few paintings in embassies and that was it. there were great writers of history, including woodrow wilson and theodore roosevelt and john to go way back. we began with this anniversary. i got an email saying we are anniversaryhe 250th of his birth. it probably will not lead to celebrations -- >> i'm going to one later tonight. [laughter] >> but he helped conceive of the smithsonian institution and george washington wanted there to be a national university. in different ways, other presidents have sketched it out. >> jackie is hugely important on this issue. >> absolutely. she deserves enormous credit. yes, sir? >> thank you. you present the sequential aspect of kennedy and lbj. i'm curious, how much influence did a bj have on kennedy while kennedy was alive -- lbj have on kennedy while kennedy was alive? >> i think very little. i think those were the three worst years of lyndon johnson's life. [laughter] said as much in his series of biographies on johnson.

obama administration's d.a.c.a. program. then later nebraska republican don bacon also discussing the d.a.c.a. decision and alternatives to the immigration program that some congressional republicans are considering. >> this weekend on c-span 2's book tv saturday at 7:30 p.m. vermont senator and former presidential candidate bernie sanders offers his thoughts on how to bring about change in america. >> what is the agenda? what should we be doing as a nation? well, if you have a middle class, which is shrinking, if you have millions of people living in poverty, and sometimes in desperate poverty, the first thing i think we have got to do is demand that if you work 40 hours a week in iowa, vermont, or in america, you're not living in poverty. >> then at 9:00 fox news contributor and pollster douglas shone discusses his book "america in the age of trump." >> my book, "america in the age of trump" tries to forge common sense bipartisan solutions to the problems we are facing. and i would argue that those problems are getting worse and degree made at worse still by our political leadership. >> sunday at 9:00 p.m. on "afterwards" harvard university professor daniel allen discusses the issue of mass incarceration in her book and is i

s. that is interesting because so many people including the obama administration, when they were , of coursedvance tpp they said, nafta wasn't so great. this is better than nafta. everyone seems to agree nafta was self evidently damaging. nafta,half decade after the united states had the best economic record we have had in the last 35 years. in terms of longest expansion, strongest growth in productivity, growth in wages, lowest unemployment rate, most widely shared in terms of income distribution. i'm not saying it is because of nafta. it was largely because of an investment boom. what was driving that expansion. 3.8%, byent as low as 2000. a country, show me that has a shred of improvement in the trade balance and i will show you a country that has gone into recession. lower income, lower imports. the main example of that, this is the last great recession of 10 years ago. ,his is a graph of growth rates gdp growth rates, the blueline, and the trade balance is the dotted red line. the one time when, in recent decades, when the trade balance abruptly fell in half was the. of the great recession --

obama administration expelled 35 russian diplomats from the united states. at least four of them worked at the consulate general in san francisco. the u-separtment says these latest closures are a result of russia, earlier this year, forcing america to cut its diplomatic staff in moscow by 755.iuori alexandrovski/duel citizen- "i think we're, uh, in complicated times." in a statement released on it's facebook page... the consulate general of russia says quote... we believe that the decision to close the consulate general of russian federation in san francisco is another unfriendly step of the u-s authorities." korovitsin worries for russian immigrants like him.daniil korovitsin/duel citizen- "where are they gonna go if they need any kind of like, supporting documents or whatever -- what are they gonna do? i don't know." the state department says the diplomats working in the soon to be closed facilities are not being kicked out of the country... and, may be reassigned elsewhere. the russians will still own their buildings. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news.

obama. the white house has named hope hicks,s, a 28-year-old long-g-te adadviser to donald trump,p, ase administration's communications director. hicks formerly served as trump's director of strategic communications, where she was known for a hands-off approach on allowing the president free reign to use twitter and other social media. hicks is the fourth person to hold the position of disposition, replacing anthony scaramucci, who lasted just 10 days on the job. in hong kong, president trump's former chief political strategist steve bannon praised chinese president xi jinping as a wise leader tuesday, as he delivered a keynote address on economic nationalism and populism to a group of hedge fund managers and investors. outside the forum, a group of protesters chanted, "no bannon, no racism" and held a banner reading, "nazis are not welcome here." this is sally tang, one of the demonstrators. >> why is he here with all of the bankers? it is not for us. it is not for the majority of the people in hong kong, it is just for the rich people. on the one hand, we are fighting in solidarity with the u.s. again

obama administration. in conjunction with the review, e.p.a.'s attempted to provide the regulating community with some certainty by postponing some of the implementation dates. however, the courts have blocked that from happening. in light of these challenges, the time may be right for a temporary pause on the enforcement of those requirements. so i urge my colleagues to support the amendment and i yield back to the gentleman. mr. mullin: i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentlewoman from minnesota is recognized. ms. mccollum: i reserve until closing. the chair: the gentleman from oklahoma is recognized. mr. mullin: i'm prepared to close too. i reserve. the chair: the gentleman from oklahoma is recognized. mr. mullin: she has the right to close. thank you. i'll make it very short. support this eafment i yield back -- support this amendment. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentlewoman from minnesota is recognized. ms. mccollum: madam chair, once again i would l

secretary under the obama administration and helped implement daca....deferred action for childhood arrivals program. the program protects about 800-thousand people who were brought to the u-schildren. the lawsuit says the university will lose students and employees because of president trump's decision to end the program. 15 states have sued... separately... have sued... separately... over the president's decision. (vicki) national guard crews from the bay area are in florida to help with rescue operations once the storm hits. they took off from moffett field earlier this morning.(grant) many of the crew members just returned from texas helping victims of hurricane harvey kron four's will tran reports from mountain view where he spoke to a family...they were trying to cozy up to dad before he took off for florida. good stuff including a family waving and blowing air kisses as dad took off with unit100 members from the ca air national guardsmen are now in floridabut they started their morning in moffett field loading up and in the case of the valdez family... also saying goodbye.(danielle valdez/wife-- it never gets easier to say goodbye to someone you love. it's hard to si

s.(steve) the deferred action for chldhood arrivals program or daca, was created during the obama administrationicized it's deportation protections as an overreach of executive authority. republican house speaker paul ryan says president trump should not do away with the program. the president gave a brief response about his decision today during a press conference. (steve) many lawmakers including paul ryan, would prefer a legislative fix to daca. several states say if the president does not make a decision by september fifth, they will take the issue to court. reporter: "the trump administration has halted a rule aimed at changing the equal pay gap. i'll tell you why advocacy groups say why this is a major set back. coming up.'(vicki) plus - it's this video that's gaining national attention... it shows the vi

and you go above the press' head -- and by the way, the obama administration was not saintly in this regard at all, and they tried-- they tried to s all the time and sometimes in ways that sound disgraceful. i don't think it served him as well. i think you need to communicate through credible channels to a large public and global body. it seems to me that if the tweeting strategy was to circumvent the press it hasn't worked. the tweets have served as a step one in a dialogue between the press and the president that begins a back and forth. it really doesn't have the effect that it started out having. is that right? jim: often what his own aides are doing is to straighten out the press with the mess that is made from his tweets. wikileaks he loves but he does not like other lakes. you never know which he likes and doesn't like. in this case they are helping to straighten out his policy. his beating about up on certain reporters? invitingpicer unfavorable reporters, gets invited to -- is that a policy that has failed? will we see that again and does it matter? jim: it failed because they took they took the briefings off television a

obama administration. he has to recalculate somewhat now, because the president will put the military option back on the table. >> neil: the markets were racing ahead today, the dow, and s&p 500 had records. they are not worried about what is happening, pretty scary in the weeks, months, and a year ahead. they show it in a funny way. what do you think? is >> i think they are savvy. they know, look. if we will have a problem, militarily, we are likely to pull our families out of south korea. we are likely to start moving forces, that are not into fear, and some capability that will be put in stage properly. those kind of movements, we can do some of those two things secretly. largely, they eventually get leaked to be frank about it. none of those moves have been made, and a savvy guy's that work the market, they understand all that. >> neil: >> neil: general, thanu that. the wrath against president trump is that young people do not like him, but how is it that young people turned out in groves away from ame telecast in which the younger viewers were the lowest we have seen like ever. it is a joke on hollywood. after this. endless shrimp is back at red lobster. and we wen

s. korean peninsula. >> the president trump on a phone call with chinese president xi jinping later this morning. also, same action on the daca program. this is ready to did last night. something the obama administrationf they can ever revisit this issue. trump announced yesterday he's going to a president obama section for childhood arrivals program which protects young illegal immigrants taken to the country. >> a lot more coming out. did you see the market yesterday? a rough day. stocks tumbled over 1% yesterday. and also what raymond james chief investment strategist is going to tell you this morning. advertising giants need all your personal information. if that weren't it? i don't know. we will be right back. you owned your car for four years. you named it brad. you loved brad. and then you totaled him. you two had been through everything together. two boyfriends, three jobs... you're like nothing can replace brad. then liberty mutual calls... and you break into your happy dance. if you sign up for better car replacement™, we'll pay for a car that's a model year newer with 15,000 fewer miles than your old one. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. lauren: let's get you caught up on

s those numbers are untrue. >> that stand in a way of ordinary americans want to have their voices heard. >> tucker: i appreciate it, i just disagree with the premise. obama administrationiberately spied on donald trump's campaign, cnn is reporting that. why aren't the media treating it like the big deal it is? we will talk to a "wall street journal" editor about that next. u're overwhelmed by everything you've tried-- all those laxatives, daily probiotics, endless fiber-- it could be wearing on you. tell your doctor what you've tried, and how long you've been at it. linzess works differently from laxatives. linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. it can help relieve your belly pain and lets you have more frequent and complete bowel movements that are easier to pass. do not give linzess to children less than six and it should not be given to children six to less than eighteen. it may harm them. don't take linzess if you have a bowel blockage. get immediate help if you develop unusual or severe stomach pain, especially with bloody or black stools. the most common side effect is diarrhea, sometimes severe. if it's severe, stop taking linz

obama administration expelled 35 russian diplomats from the united states. at least four of them worked at the consulate general in san francisco. the u-sstate department says these latest closures are a result of russia, earlier this year, forcing america to cut its diplomatic staff in moscow by 755.iuori alexandrovski/duel citizen- "i think we're, uh, in complicated times." in a statement released on it's facebook page... the consulate general of russia says quote... we believe that the decision to close the consulate general of russian federation in san francisco is another unfriendly step of the u-s authorities." korovitsin worries for russian immigrants like him.daniil korovitsin/duel citizen- "where are they gonna go if they need any kind of like, supporting documents or whatever -- what are they gonna do? i don't know." the state department says the diplomats working in the soon to be closed facilities are not being kicked out of the country... and, may be reassigned elsewhere. the russians will still own their buildings. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief me

. \80{l1}s{l0}\'80{l1}s{l0} exist under barack obama, under george lucas presumably under bill clinton these issues are not unique to this particular administration. some might be in certain aspects. these are issues the command has faced for a long time. so if abc truly wants to bring republicans into the fold and perhaps right of center independence, then some of the rhetoric has to change. i'm not interested in coming to an event to how terrible trump is. i will admit i voted for trumpet my family voted for trumpet my father sam is lebanese, 100% they voted for trump. but it doesn't mean that they're not receptive to what's being discussed here, but if the discussions about how terrible trump and republicans are, you will lose them. so moderate the tone a little. i certain things play better and in front of certain audiences, but moderate the tone a little bit. i've experienced some of these things, not a lot of what other people have experienced, but in college i was the vice president of our universities arab cultural association. i was on my resume when i first came to d.c. and looking for jobs on the other i had an office the refused to ta

s watt orse they have u.s. rule has been bad. we know that more permits will be required. the obama administration claimed the rule was based on sound science. but only released the science after publishing the rule. the previous administration changed the name to call this the clean water rule. and took to social media to lobby the public which led to questions about whether e.p.a. violated law which g.a.o. later confirmed. it was clear the previous administration had an agenda to implement a rule and they weren't going to be told otherwise. thank think this -- thankfully, the sixth circuit court put a stay on that rule. the language in the f.y. 2018 bill authorizes withdrawal they have watt orse they have u.s. rule and seeks to bring resolution to the issue. the language in this bill is consistent with the steps the new administration has already taken. for that and many other reasons i urge a no vote on the amendment and reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. beyer: i yield one minute to the gentlelady from minnesota. th

s washington correspondent alexandra limon has more on this story that's stirring a lot of controversy among lawmakers, educators and families. áááááá trt 1:30guidance issued by the obama administrationolleges to agressively investigate reports of campus sexual assault or risk losing federal fundingsecretary of education betsy devos-plans to change thatshe says the system is rigged against the accused and could ruin innocent persons' futures. betsy devos / secy. of edcuation :22-:37one assault is one too many, one aggressive act of harassment is one too many, one person denied due process is one too many.alexandra limon / @alexlimonnews :38-:44devos says the so-called title 9 rules are too broad - -sadi they were used to intimidate an coerse schools not california's jackie speier rep. jackie speier/ ca 14th congressional dist. (d) :47-:52 we're going to make it real clear to the secretary of education that you are on the wrong side of this issue. speier and representative suzanne bonamici of oregon are among the democrats criticizing the move.suzanne bonamici / or 1st congressional dist. (d) :59- 1:06it's sending the wrong message that campus sexual assault is to be ignored or swept

s in their fleet for many years. there's evidence absolutely to the contrary of what the gentleman just said. also, the obama administration who signed this bill into law during a time when the house was republican, the senate was democrat, estimates that the department of transportation estimates that the cost of compliance for this bill, for this mandate, is over $2 billion. that comes from the previous administration itself. so i would urge my colleagues to support this amendment and to give relief to the small businesses, three out of four truckers are in favor of delaying the implementation of this mandate. the chair: the gentleman reserves? the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from north carolina. mr. price: at this time i would like to yield one minute to the gentleman from arkansas, mr. crawford. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. crawford: i rise in opposition to mr. babin's amendment. while well intentioned this delay would endanger public safety by giving commercial vehicle operators the ability to exceed the federal hours of service limits. congress passed the moving ahead for progress 21st century ac

s recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, a recent federal audit found that the obama administration improperly used, via the bureau of reclamation, $ 4 million on california governor jerry brown's pet project the delta tunnels in planning. mr. lamalfa: this would transfer water from northern california, where my district is, to southern california. this comes after reassurance no tax dollars would be spent on the governor's controversial legacy project, nor was there even an appropriation made by congress to do so. that's where the problem is. it's an illegal use of federal dollars in the planning of this project. taxpayers ended up paying for large portion of this project's planning costs without their knowledge and again, without congress' authorization which is obviously unacceptable. the bureau of reclamation needs to explain to congress how and why this happened and the employees and appointees who carried it out must be held responsible. california must repay every penny to the federal government and the taxpayers of the other 49 states for this illegal and improper use. this is not a small thing. congress and

obama-era program protected young undocumented immigrants brought to the u-s as children from being deported-- and allowed them to work and or go to school.(grant) today california's attorney general announed he's suing the trump administration several other states are also taking legal action.(vicki) but are they likely to be successful in court? and what other options are on the table? alexandra limon has the story from washington. trt 1:35the trump administration continues to get pushback to the idea of doing away with the deferred action for childhood arrivals xavier becerra / california attorney general :09-:13the great state of california will be filing a lawsuit today against the trump administration. last week 15 states and dc filed a joint lawsuit saying the president's decision to rescind daca was the culmination of his efforts to punish and disparage pepole with mexican rootsthe suit also claims ending daca will hurt businesses, schools and state economies.robert law / federation for american imigration reofrm :32-43so the lawsuits by california and about 15 other states is really political posturing at an extreme level in an effort to show that they are the most anti-trump politicians. alexandra limon/ @alexlimon

obama administration should have nforced it stronger. avik: that isn't -- [laughter] cori: moving on from that. we also got to my polyanna consensus of paying the c.f.r.'s. i'll just -- i think that there is consensus on that. i think even avik agrees and i ink that's a narrow proposal that there can be broad agreement on. i don't even know why we need to find money to pay for it because it costs more to not pay them. joe: well, also, speaking of nerdy washington thought on this, of course, it's free because it's in the c.b.o. baseline. now, remember, when anybody says in washington it's free, check your wallet. [laughter] joe: you know, we're getting close to the end. i think we should give the audience a chance to interrogate us. [laughter] joe: and so, you know, give your statement in the form of a question. you know at the means you raise your voice. and before you start talking, identify yourself and you get one minute before i interrupt you. so here's someone here. >> yeah. joe: you have to use the microphone. >> we looked at the consumer experience of the health plan. affordability is a significant problem. i would say one of the things not comin

obama administration. the fact the mainstream media is not covering it indicates they are about truth and justice, they are not criminals. debbie wasserman schultz -- >>'se said it. this isn't a halfway trial, the fact that you are hispanic and you are being indicted. it has been brought up. the judge said no more. let's see how this goes. taking $1 million in donations and gifts was the number one medicare in 2012, he has been convicted 67 counts, this is public corruption. let's clean the swamp. >> the impact of the menendez trial would be indisputable, a republican governor filling the gap. we will be watching your show, it will be on at the time it is hitting the fan down south. >> we will cover this storm. our hearts and prayers go out to everyone in florida and along the coast was we lost our home in a flood years ago and this is not nice. >> we can always rebuild houses but we can't rebuild lives. >> prayers to everybody down south in texas. coming up the death toll rising as hurricane irma races toward florida, million scrambling to evacuate from low-lying areas, we are tracking the storm. a hor can make anyone slow down and pull up a seat to th

the obama administration or even say, if you're the republican chairman of the house science committee, you say -- and i quote here -- the social cost of carbon is a flawed value to justify the e.p.a.'s alarmist reasoning for support of the clean power plan and other climate regulations. you know, actually if you take away the bad words -- flawed and ad larmist and all that stuff -- the statement is actually true. there is a value to avoiding carbon pollution, and defending that public value from the polluters does justify the clean power plan. this is the social cost of carbon. let's go back for a minute to 2006 when the bush administration's national highway transportation association administration put out a rule for vehicle fuel economy standards. there was some dissatisfaction with that rule. states and other stakeholders complained that this rule failed to take into account the social cost of carbon emissions from cars, something that should matter for a rule that is looking to reduce emissions from cars. well, that went up on appeal to the united states court of appeals for the ninth circuiting, and in 2007 the circuit court of appeals agreed. the court acknowledged that there