. >> reporter: we're also getting the olosest view yetf the building, which held the o offi capitapogazette newspaper. ce say the man walked through the doors with a plan kill many people. he even blocked the doors so people couldn't escape. >> it was a targeted attack. we can'thy fatho that person chosedo to this. >> reporter: one day after 38-year-old jarre ramos took a pump action shotgun and bigct from a man who known has years. >> mr. ramos of m ll evene int dealt with. he hold als that he has suffered in the course of his life. >> reporter: bran den mccarthy represented a female client in convicted with woman. a former high school classm he friended the woman in 2009 on facebook and harassed her soba out of state jhe and basically her and had destroyed this woman's life. >> reporter: mccarthy said it was a 2012 story about that uld fuel ramos's hatred for at the paper. >> when i saw that thereas a shooting at the capital, i told my wife it's jarred ramos, no dot in my mind. >> reporter: documents released friday s ramos hid under a desk when policehe stormed building and cornered him

president trump: i'm very honored thate chose to do it during my term in offi because he felt confident in me to make the right choice and carry on his great legacy. robert: supreme court shakeup. the retirement has sparked a political battle. republicans ue should wait until after the november elections and follow theredent they set in 2016. that's when senate majority leader mitch mcconnell refused to give president obama's supreme court pick ae. v >> they should follow the rule they set in 201 anything, but that, would be the absolute height of hypocrisy. >> this is not 2016 and right in the president's first term. dent trump isn't waiting. he has identified potential ou nominees who cld cement control of the supreme court for decades. president trump: we have an excellent list of highly educated and highly intelligent and tremendous people. robert: we examine the impact a new justice could have on policy and theid prt's legacy with seung min kim of the "washington post." joan biskupic of cnn. pete williams of nbc news d carl hulls of the washington times. >> corporate funding isby p

unchallenged for his party nomination and he's popular in the state where many democrats hold electedce offi live in montgomery county anne cutler, news". local >> thanks, anne, top prosecutor angela alsobrookse woprimary for prince night vying to fillhe seat other contenders.and beat out she will face republican jury math is in sglov to latest on immigrants parents and children separated at the u.s. bored. jm in california ordered u.s. border authority to reunite separate families in 30 days. ft. childuln are qger than 5 they must be reunited in 14 days of order. more than 2,000 children were se prated fromarents in recent weeks and placed in gove contractedracted shelters t shelters. >> white house secretary sarah sand certifies getting secret service protection coming after she was thrown out of virginia restaurant because she works forid prest trump. protesters gathered outside the red hen in lexington, y virginiaterday. upportingied signs president trump and others asking for civility.es one person wasted. red hen has been in the news since sarah huckabee was asked to leave. the vawnts

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offi joining us now is jeffery sonnen feld from yale school of management.ice to see you again. >> thanks, hi, bill. >> does it matter whether or not the business executive and we've had many business executives transfer into govnment roles, does it matter whether they come from a private company or a public company? does one give an advantage over the other? >> that's a great question. you know, that wa the fine point in andrew ross sorkin's interview wh howard schultz today, that he wanted to make that point without coming across inke he is sta up a slug fest with the president. sting that a,g you know, a mid size family business as the trump organizatiha is,has some global reach, doesn't, you know, maybe a dozen countries, compare to the magnitude of what starbucks has in 75 countri with some, i don't know, 38,000 stores and thioss. they're a as big in terms of the number of stores as mcdonald's. yeah, it makes a big difference, being accountable to bosses, to ad, bo to disparate constituenmes, difficult bot line criteria to meet and things as a public ce

for many, the only way to change the status quo is by running for offi, which is why there are record number of female candidates in this year's midterm elections. >> the me too movement relates lot to mn personal journey. twanted to become a special victims prosecutoro make sure that no victim was treated the way i was. e unfortunately,ed up battling cancer, and that made me realize that life is short, and wanted the ability to effectuate greater change. my parents came here from south korea with next to nothing to the amican dream. because they were afforded those opportunitie i have the ability to pursue my american dream, which is publ service. >> the area of pennsylvani where i live was represented until recently by a congressmanh was also implicated in a me too issue. >> pat meehan has resignedct efe immediately amid a misconductllegations. >> i have been a civil rights lawyer and education and public schools advocate for more than 30 years in this area. under this administration, i've seen the things i have been fighting for challenged every ngle day. rajini: what is the bigges

program that would be tantamount to a political suicide especially after what happened to more market offie in libya in the absence of dov option oh what is there a laugh to possibly satisfy you not only own ego but also hawks of it in his administration. thus that's a very interesting question i mean i'm not sure how much divisions are there within the administration that's for sure people like. john bolton for example they're very all cash perspective on north korea so i think that. for the negotiation the most important part on this will be how trump will manage how trump will manage the situation and will try to find the balance between the whole hawkish part of his administration and a credible negotiation process with north korea because north korea made the ready clear that they have some red lines that they are not going to cross in any way so i think that for trump will be extremely difficult to strike a balance between achieving some results with north korea and satisfy their work is part of his that means for now i heard you say before that the united states cannot really afford

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after a rare meetingalith offi from pyongyang today at the white ho e, the president said the two nations will meet as originally planned on june 12th. the official met with the president for more than an hour and delivered a letter from north korean dictator, kim jong-un. >>> there was also positive news from the manufacturing industry today. th ism manufacturing index showed activity expanded at ae faster p than forecast last month. that would be the 21 consecutive month of sector expansion. >>> and the strong labor market and thesu high cr confidence are driving americans into the auto showrooms. overall, one of the five best years ever ngr auto sales, even though the pace might be slo just a bit. phil lebeau hasore on what's in rmand. >>orter: while prices in the showroom and prices t athe pump may be rising, america's affair with pickups and suvs is still running t. inact, jeep sales surged 29% pushingth, fiat/chrysler's may sales up 11%, better than expected, which was also the caseor ford, while toyota posted a slight decline last mont t as for best-selling vehicle in the country,

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. >> fired at ourrs police offi what happened before an exchange ofun fire. >>> senate show down. will it be clinton/trump part two in virginia. >> tim kane will regret the fact that he cho to serve a her running mate. >> he styles himself as an imitation of donald trump. >>> a heat wave inor time father's day weekend. >>> news 4 at 6:00 starts now. >> and good evening. it's almost 2 hours since a police officer shot and killed a man in the. distri now police say that suspect shot first. >> d.c. police chiefav gi us an update. live with new information about what happene before the gun ehot. >> reporter: pol say the suspect was 22 years old, convicted felon who just got released from prison back in march for gun and robbery charges. they tell us somehow this guy got his hands on illegal guns i was just watching tv and i hear it. >> reporter: neibors heard gun shots tuesday evening just after 7:00. moment later -- cell phone cameras were rolling capturing moments after a shooting in ant alley and away from homes. police say it started when

the atv a laurel police have been out here waiting for anne arundelce police offi to arrive so they canonduct search. we're lending that ramos had a longunning feud with the capital gazette angry that was done that covered a harassment case against him. ou sued the paper01n2 and lost. this is his last known address and rig now we're waiting for anne arundel county investigators to arrive on scene. shawn? >> reporter:onight we're live in annapolis just o outsidethe building where thi horrific tragedy took place over my shoulder. 888 bestgate road which is the building that housed the capital gazette, there's a lar police presence. i want to introduce you to a special guest tonit. she works for a regional security company but more importantly you'relso a local resident here in annapolis.e tell me a lbit about what went through your mind, where you were when you found out what >> i was actually heading up 97 noh going to an appointment. and while i was driving, i saw a, so to speak, entourage of police cars that were racing south down 97. and i started to wonder what was going on because i knew

vitriolic way, did not bring on rudy giuliani, who has gone very vitriolic, until the raid on michael cos offi enraged president trump and it bothers him for some on. he had beeninitially told by mueller that he wasn't looking at past business dealings and now lo and behold he's got the southern district, who may end up looking at past business dealings. i think that's a real, real key here, just that the attacks on muellerave gone nuclear since michael cohen entered the picture so keep your eye on that. >> it's an excellent point. dan, thank you as well. we have more breaking news. north rean state media ru reporti reporting that president trump agreed to lift sanctions. you're watching cnn. i'm brooke baldwin. sleep disturbances keep one in three adults up at night. only remfresh uses ion-powered melatonin to deliver up to seven hours of sleep support. number one sleep doctor recommended remfresh. your nightly sleep compa. available in the natural sleep section at walmart. our dad was in the hospital. because of smoking. but we still had to have a cigarette. had to. but then, we were like. w

she never held political offi led a low budget but grass roots camp winning by more than 3600 votes. the upset catching the attention to president trump tweeting that is a big one that nobody saw coming. rosanne barr getting some support jerry seinfeld. promhoing hisw he told usa today, he thought her firing was unnecessary. seinfeld said you don't need to murder someog that's commi suicide. i thought the firing was overkill. she'sdy alrea dead. he suggested abc get another roseann >>> live look outside on this hump day, wednesday, as we take yok, to breaeather and traffic coming up on the 5 next. sociy it's 6:14 in the mornin grant granted pandas runn different schedules. probably n a bad day to be a panda. then depend i think every day is good. >> who won't want to be? sleeping eatingooking cute. >>> napping weather later this afternoon as would save had clouds ahowers moving through, nothing locally but we do expect showers and storms later on today. so justea h up that it probably won't be as nice as past couple of afternoons. so 71 degrees outside, cloudy skies. light southeast

would acknowledge that chief scott ise highest paid chief in the nation that we have twice as many offis per capita as san jose. we continue to kill and terrorie san franciscans with enormous amounts of our budget. we can simply cut the police but and spend that money on nonviolt ways of solving probms in the city. >> i will finish my two and a hf minute time. i'll start. i ask you to do something that l prevent cadillo from hearing, torturing or killing another pen as a cop. he must be immediately fired or short of that suspended without pay. the d.a. needs to be told by the commission to drop all charges against oliver. i agree with the last speaker. obviously this is the tip of the iceberg. it's a big problem as everybody knows. i don't really expect the commission to do anything even h its new members on board. there seems to be a reason why justice cannot be obtained. each of you are individuals. you have the power to do someth. even there are institutional barriers to complete justice. you have a platform. you have voices. and you have consciousness. by making the statement, i have

we have yankee station, the carrier group setting up the sitting offying -- .he coast of danang there is a navy portion of it and there are bases in thailand some others as thompson discussed it. where the main areas fighters and tankers are coming out. along with some coming out of danang. there are coming into the north. really -- it is joint, you have navy and air force during attacks but how to break it up is part of this command and control structure that is part of -- kind of odd. last time you saw it broken up in divisions. write down here is my 17th parallel and there are seven root package areas. and two bigfive significant ones, six a and six b. these areas are parceled out. and the south vietnamese air force, all of the roots are going into one. the navy gets 2, 3, 4 and six b and the navy gets best air force gets six b. is a recognition of the graduated response and an idea of allowing attacks on airfields. there is an effort to go after who up and having great success against u.s. formations. with look laughter and airfield outside of hanoi and the navy wanted part of tha

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. -- travis allen has 12 >> i know gavin newsom is probably measuring the oval offi drapes, but my messages he's not going to have to worry about the -- about that, californians will go in a different direction. >> i think that antonio villaraigosa woody -- would a mutougher candidate for gavin newsom.>> reporter: spending some time in california, they are all saying don't count them out just yet, because it could be like 2016, the polls are not always reliable. >> all about the turnout, paul, thank you.>>> casting ballots in many places, because of early voting, by mail, including san francisco, one of the candidates, jane kim, cast her ballot today, at the going by mail and receive their ballots a month ago. >>> we will have coverage on ktvu plus at 7 pm, and mpte coverage right here on ktvu fox 2 news at 10:00 11:00.>>> -- 10:00 and 11:00. >>> bill scott, was thought to get the job for the finalists for the position of the la police chief, a high-ranking member of la police, before becoming the police chief of the san francisco police department. los angeles mayor naming 36 year veteran

a 22-year-old man shot and killed byrs offi police say the young man had a gone and fired at the officers. the chieis weighing in. . >> reporter: the are committed to trying to take these illegal guns and iminals offhe streets to try to make d.c. safer. it tells us what e officers were doing last night when they say 22-year-old arkemarquise at the police. this is cell phone video taken afr police shot and killed a 22-year-old man. we are learning more. officers were in area of first and wayne place in southeast last night when they saw 22-year-old marquise alisto. >> several officers pursued him when alston produced illegal semi-automatic handgun and fired at pursuing officers. >> reporter: officers quickly fired back. investigators spent hours on scene recovering evidence like this handgun they say alston used to shoot polic and a magazine with more rounds of ammunition. police say the suspect was released in jail in march after serving time for a robbery. >> he as undersupervision and was wearing a gps monitoringac et. >> reporter: police say there is body cera video that tells part of

came back and walked to the president's office, to the oval offi office. she doesn't go and visit the oval office when she gets back. our white house correspondent reports that he heard from a source who saw her in the oval office upon arrival with kelly ann kellyann conway. >> it's crisis 101 not to distract from your mission. if you're on a mission to show you care to wear a giant sign that dsays i don't care. i literally thought it was a joke. i thought someone had put that up on twitter and sort of doctored it or photoshopped it. >> i think this is their core message that they don't care. she would go down there and do this tells us everything that we need to know. she's officially the marie antoinnette of this situation. she should say let them eat cake. they literally don't care about what's happening there. i was in washington this morning. nobody is wearing jackets. second of all this is a woman who spends a lot of time very carefully picking out what she will wear. she's very fashionable. this was not an accident. this was intentional. i think the

losing several jobs, being -- not only traumatizing his children when he was pulled over by the police offi with guns drawn, but embarrassing him in his children keys peer group. being the mother of a five-year-old, i can't imagine what that must feel like to you. i can't imagine what that must feel like. i know what that feels like in a school community, the closeness in all of that. that really impacted me in a pretty incredible way. i just have to say how bail is increased, and so you know, family members have to borrow tons of money and sell off their goods to make bail bonds. all of the ramifications on individuals' lives that run counter to many of the policies we have as a city that result from the gang injunction. it feels like the city attorney's office is somewhat washing their hands of those implications, that -- that the job is whether or not there's a fair process to put someone on the gang injunction, whether there's a fair process to get them off, but all those ramifications in between are sort of not in your jurisdiction, and that's very unusual for your office. >> well, and

. >> courtrocuments say offi rossfeld admitted he did not see a gun before ooting. > this morning a prince george's county teacher is suing the school district claiming her principal bullied he she's a second grade teacher at ardmore elementary school. crutchfield's lawyer says the prin ipal verbally attackedr ha the parking lot two weeks ago. noes were filed, but a note was sent home to children because theyight have seen the confrontation both women are on leave. crutchfield wants the principal to be fired. >> if i'm going and if the bully isn't stopped, they'll continue. theews 4 has reached out t principal of the school. so far we've not heard back. >>> today the head of the fbi set to testify on the agency's actions during the 2016 presidential campaign. fbi director christopher rayro d ronstein will seek to testify before the house judiciary mttee. they'll likely to have answer questions about what both agencies did during the 2016 race. >>> still ahead, the number of opioid deaths across our area rising. >> the new lawsuit aimed at saving livs. plus, caught on camera. the wildoment

in this case, individual entity complying with it, must make that information public ave the y my offibpoena documents,o get information. we have that ability and that authority. we're not talking about that right now. we're in the early stages. we're talking with facebook and google we want to work this out there's no resn things case unless i'm satisfied we're getting to a solution and the information provided and all that information is being provided to the public >> and so next steps, what sorts of ashurpss, aside from them being able to hand you and your representatives something when you walk into their local offices, what do you expect them to do at this stage? >> at this stage with google and facebook, what they need to do is do what every tv station and radio station and newspaper do in my state. if you walin the office they to hand to the public who has bought ads, paying for it and how long it's being purchased. that information must be available on-site onand for any any washingtonian. and facebook and google are not going going to get treated differently from me than any

the order also requires offi contact with their children by phone within ten days of separation.he aclu filed this lawsuit. this attorney general jeff sessions is getting attention after joking about critics of family separation during his speech to a conservative criminal justice organization in l.a. yesterday. >> like a little security around themselves. if you try to scale the fence, believe me, they'll be even too happy to have yourrested andndnd to vote on a aimmigration ll, bubugop leaders do notot expect into to pass. >> this morning, a san lorenzo man who drove his car into a home he lives in is getting a psychiatric evaluation. the man appears to have suffered a mental health crisis and was seen driving erratically. there was a short low-speed chase. that's when he sped up and rammed his car into a bedroom of the home on elgin street. the man inside that room was not hurt. investigators don't know if he's a family member. the driver had to be extricated and was taken to the hospital. the house itself appears to be structurally safe. >>> the fremont police department are

and so when i see that you are beefing it up to 229 offi, swornchat sheriff's are also peace officers in the state of california. wondering if they could be taking over some of the duties at a lower cost and also relieve some of the uniformed folks out to our district stations. >> one of the issues that we have with that is we actually are in san mateo county and law enforcement services to see that authority to us. we have to start that conversation with the san mateo county sheriff. >> supervisor fewer: would there be a cost saving? >> it's a math question. >> i'm horrible at math actually, also. ok. that's just a question. and then please explain to me again a little bit more in-depth about starting january 1st, july 1st you are hoping you are going to be introducing premium pricing for just t.n.c.s or also for taxi drivers? just the t.n. the low occupancy vehicles of the t. n.c. so, we would not subject the high occupancy vehicles like charter busses and other, those fees. so, just then.c.s with the 1 or 2 riders, typically. >> supervisor fewer: have we ever looked into maybe a pa

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personal opinion get in ther way. 99% of law enforcement offi they are allowed to have personal opinions but they don't threat intersect with their work. now, we want to be clear, there is no evidence that they have manipulated or perverted any of the evidence to fit their own opinion. >> harris: the presence of those text messages is sticky. >> i don't like it. i don't like it. >> harris: legally compromising potentially. we will again follow the facts on that. andrew mccabe says he was wrongfully terminated. do you think that's the case? >> you know, i don't know enough about that. i listened to him for about 8 hours. i asked him questions along with my republican and cratic colleagues. i found him to be very credible. but we didn't talk to him about the hillary clinton email investigation we talked to him about the russia investigation. i think he should at least be able to pursue the documents he is seeking to pursue from the doj and the fbi around his firing. what makes, again, harris, going back to you just want them to keep their head down and follow the law. what i tricky about a

it )s offi i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message. i support the affordable care act, and voted against all trump's attempts to repeal it. but we need to do more. i believe in universal health care. in a public health option to compete with private insurance companies. and expanding medicare to everyone over 55. and i believe medicare must be empowered to negotiate the price of drugs. california values senator dianne feinstein vote for-- we )ve got you >>> it is officially election day. if you're still debating what to vote for, we've got you covered. we're breaking down all of the big measures in races you need to know about this morning. good morning to you. and thanks so much for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. right now we want to head over to kari hall with your election weather forecast. it's going to be nice and easy today. >> no excuses, you can't blame the weather for not heading out there. let's look at the election forecast in hayward. it will be mostly clear, 58 degrees at 9:00. and noontime tempera

house lawyer, emmet flood, thisman, and other attorneys are sfrtrategizing ov several white house offi told "the washington post" that emmet flood has cautioned trump about the unpredicbility of a subpoena fight that could be decided by the supreme court. meanwhile rudy giuliani and other advisers haveun making plans to prepare trump for a sit down interview with mueller. reports indicate that former new jersey veor, chris christie is being considered to help conduct practice sessions wit the president. the post always reports new trump lawyer, janes akin talks with mueller james james quarles at least three times a week. she's reviewing the classified conversations trump and other top aides have had. but she's also working to negotiate the terms and limit the questions trump might face in an interview. this all depends on the cooperation of the president. and according to the post it says, the flejing briefgs have not gone very deep because of the president's anger about the probe. the tweet this morning president trump called the mueller probe understand constitutional. so both sides

i think now you are even hearing thefr pom state department offis that this is going to take more than meeting, a high level meeting, also with the continued there are major issues they have to work through your to have a successful agreement. >> chris: president trump in this negotiation with kim? in the early, heady days right after the announcement of the summit, the president was thoroughly enjoying the crowds chanting nobel peace prize. clearly things have calmed down a little bit from that point. but how badly does he want a deal and is there a danger that he could fall exactly into the trap that barack obama -- he says fell into with iran, that he pushes for a dealer even if it's not the right deal? >> that is a danger and it could be very similar to what we saw with obama. north korea could get some economic benefits down the road. how invested he is. he's extremely invested. ppened at this g7. tangling with iran agn. this is a place where he's trying to use diplomatic means to achieve something. it's a real important moment for him. >> chris: david, rich, thank you both. thank

officials matter. but now of course the court's moderating voice, well he's stepping down. >> the whole object of the judiciary is to ensure stability and continuity and we pride on the fact there is little change. >> reporter: in a move that could set in motion a seismic shift to the right on the highest court in the land, justice anthony kennedy is retiring after more than 30 years on the bench. >> we as a people are bound together -- >> reporter: kennedy now 81 sworn the newest justice last year and his former clerk neil gorsuch. while president trump replaced one conservative with another when he chose gorsuch to take justice antonin scalia's seat he now has the opportunity to move the court to the right when he replaced kennedy, a centrist. >> the case is swing. i don't. >> reporter: kennedy has never liked being the court's swing vote but for years it is his vote that decided a case in a closely divided court. kennedy a ronald reagan appointee -- was sworn in 1988. >> i shall honor t

trump officials say they find frankly amusing is that when a top north korean official in the oval offi we could go to hand deliver the letter from kim jong un to president trump, there were stories in "the washington post" and elsewhere with former cleansing officials questioning why they had done such a photo off. for kim jong un and his regime. trump officials say they tried it that way. they can said we can't do photo ops. we can't do direct meetings, can't keep pressing sanctions. none of their ways worked. what's fascinating i now they are at the negotiating table, at least a long way to go, as has been noted by the pa i can tell you something new that secretary of state mike pompeo told us a short time ago before these talks commenced which is thahey are not, inside the trump administration, going to pull back on the crippling sanctions that have put kim jong un in the corner, pushed him to the point of potentially going broke. they are not going to pull back on the sanctions until they have a commitment to denuclearization. he may never offer it. but they are insisting they are

conspiracy or a scheme to obstruct justice and take down the legal system, they can form a pattern offi impeachable offenses that's what we're seeing. >> alan dershowitz says that anything that's a presidential power, whenever exercised by the president, by definition you can't impeach the president for that. you two have a sharp disagreement over this for example in the pardon power. professor dershowitz would hold that any use of the pardon power is justifiable and cannot be an impeachable offense. >> i don't know what planet my former colleague is on but he has it upside down and inside out. the whole point of the impeachment power, which has to be used with great care, the whole point of it is to prevent the gross and dangerous abuse of the very powers the president has. if, for example, donald trump is guilty, even now of tax evasion, which does not involve abusing a presidential power, he can't be impeached for that, but if he uses the power he has, like the power to fire the fbi director, for corrupt purposes, that's the whole point of the pardon power. it's just completely crazy

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this lack offied dance and the potential for jerome powell to start speaking after every meeting is that a good or bad thing? >> first off, the less they talk for me the better. too much talk adds to confusion. as for the stocks, the worst acting stocks in the market are most interest rate-sensitive stocks, housing, utilities, things like that. so that is saying something about interest r going up. but i have to tell you, they can't go up fast enoug me. the savers have been screwed for too long. i have to tell you that the last time we were 3.8% unemployment was the year 2,000. we had 6% fed fund rate. we're at 2% right now. for me they're still way, way behind the curve. and also, you have europe and japan still negative rates and still printing which is kind of crazy if you ask me. adam: gary, hold the thought. one last question into ed before we go to the press conference. ed, gary bug up the fact these future interest rate increases and comparing our unemployment rate to where it was in the year 2000 but our gdp much stronger in the year 2000. is the fed kind of backed into a corner

our first guest tonight from his work in "the hangover" films as well as "the daily show" and "the offi new movie "tag" which is in theaters tomorrow. let's take a look. >> he got me. i'm down. this is on you now. come here. let me tag you. come on. all right. i can see him. he's at 3:00. 50 yards out. >> 3:00. >> 3:00. got it. [ whispering ] >> that 3:00. >> you didn't say it was time zone man. >> it's not time zone. >> why didn't you just point the first time? >> seth: please welcome back to the show ed helms everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: how are you >> oh, i'm great. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: tt's wonderful to hear. >> what a lovely crowd. >> seth: it's a good crowd. they're very excited you're here.a this iue story. well not -- it's inspired by a true story. i don't know if these guys were actually - >> word for word. >> seth: word for word? [ light laughter ] >> this is actually a documentary. >> seth: this is a documentary. >> we -- >> seth: but these a friends, a group of friends who have been playing a real game of tag for 30 yt'r

when we allowed the assess sor's offi to upade their technology, it allowed them to bring in more revenue. i am interested, and i do recognize that technology has the ability to bring people who cannot physically come to a meeting, people who cannot hear, people who are visually impaired, people who would normally be excluded from this democratic process, bringing them to the table in a different way, in a meaningful way, and i think that our job is to make sure that we are not uding anyone just because we're being cheap and not making the technology investment. now, technology's expensive. i would love to hear what your ideas are on what that would be. maybe you can give me some baseline figures that you can present. are you going to be coming back next week? i don't know. i'm not sure. i don't think you'll be coming back. if you would send that over to us, iould be helpful for us to begin to understand what your needs are. don't g overzealous. don't put a pony and a unicorn on there, and evething e that you want. maybe we can begin to have a different kind of a conversation, all right?

. >> opens the door to the lower press offi >> i believe there was a mueller story in the news that day. >> it doesn't feel like -- >> foreign po >> puthe way. that is not how you or we would have done this, right? you would have taken a lot of time just to announce this summit. i just want to set back here for a second. everybody is going to be focused on the show tonight. the rest of the world is going to be rearranging itself to this event. and they're looking at a couple of things. they're lookingthe fact that we're coming into this event, having just had a fight with all of our closest allies in the world, unprecedented rupture in the atlantic alliance. >> a big performative fight. >> substantive and performative. there is substantive and vitriol from president trump. if i'm sitting there in south korea and thinking this is the ally, the united states that i rely on for my survival, are you really going to trust that donald trump is a reliable partner, that he is going to follow through not onlyn whatever he says to kim jong-un, but on the surt assurances we give to them? frankly,

we have a very aggressive auditing staff at the administrative offi of courts. it is part of what we were created to do. in my letter to chairman grassley with regard to the inspector general i pointed out that in 1984 it was called the office of inspector general. the chief justice instituted that. director foley also had a name change but the functions were still the same. my objections to an inspector general was twofold. what we spend in the federal government to audit finances and secondly in regard to misconduct we have a very healthy review system for judicial misconduct. third it is unconstitutional. >> ms. santos and ms. yang if you have anything to add just let me know. >> i would like to add one thing to respond to this issue and also something that mr. duff has said several times is that people are not reporting this because they are not educated about it. i disagree with that point. i think that is a piece of it i know many women who went to hr and try to report it and were discouraged from doing so. they said if this is reported it will go up to th

. >> the question would be who is the army and intelligence offi or homeland security police. are they the army or are they limitedy posse comitatus. >> in this instance there's at says the ud orker cain amuf cannot basically become a battlefield and this is something that came up during the debate around the detention provisions in 2011 with senator graham going to the senate floor saying that -- saying that the united states can be a battlefield. so this is a real problem, and there have been united states citizens that have been droned, droned accidentally, droned on purpose. as you know, mr. chairman, there have been united states citizens thnionat havut in indefinite military detention, so, you know, these are not thee rhett call approximate. you know, this is -- this is one aspect, of cour,f far bigger ith corker cain amuf, but thiisne that i think that especiay -- especially as we noticed that it was kind of tucked in there with this, you know, this innocuous name, just saying that these provisions of the ndaa are getting amended by adding namethe new amuf into it. it's

offi there's now a petition circulating to have theypd provide honors at his funeral. savannah, back to >> craig melvin, thank you. >>> it is 7:17. mr. roker is at his post with a check of the weatr. hi, al. good morning. >> good morning and good morning to you. thanks for getting your first weather fromus. highs today, above average. stretching to the east by the weekend. a big area of domed high pressure is building in. heat watches and warnings tt will be stretching and look at this. talking about 40 million people who will be under temperatures thateel like 90 degrees or better. today it's going to feel like 104 in salt lake. same in austin. 104 fort myers. tomorrow, savannah, 103, feels like. 108 in tampa. 160 in brownsville and this weekend chicago triple digits. atlanta mid to upper 90s. houston will feel like it's over 100 degrees. the difference will be right along the incoas those cool ocean breezes. beautiful from montauk, 70s. boston in the 80s. back to new york city touching near 100 grees. harrisburg and rochester all feeling like over 100 degrees. we're

another man, going to be wall-to-wall coverage of this same thing, right that -- disparity in and offisstandard when it comes to women who have sifford at hands of powerful -- >> kevin kelley here, i think the kind of looming situation about bill clinton or hillary rodham clinton keep going out to talk about themselves, what happened in november 2016, is overshadowing the democrat especially going into this midterm elections do you think the clintons are doing counterproductive to helping democrats in the elections coming up. >> yeah absolutely, i mean i think very clear that the base of the democratic party moved past clintons i think would behoove democratic party if they picked up on that queue say okay ipt is very clear our voters do not like these people let's move on figure out what they do like who they do want to see on theticket, coming forward who they do want to see on tv and what issues that they actually do care about, it is very clear that democrats honestly don't care about many of the fact oxygens factions of the people. >> spy political thriller, that president clinton

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