lisa paige and traders -- peter strzok are showing the country held guilty people behave.isa paige ignored a congressional subpoena just like she ignored her obligation to conduct herself with the fbi free from a type of bias we saw reflected over and over again. the inspector general has said the bias of lisa paige and peter strzok cast a cloud over their investigative activities and i think the american people deserve answers. we need to know why lisa paige says now she must win regarding hillary clinton when she was supposed to be investigating her. this is conduct that we cannot stand for. we need answers and we need lisa paige to show up this weekend congress answer questions or she should face contempt. lou: facing contempt, then threatened throughout i chairman nunes of the intelligence committee. then threatened by various committees. nothing has happened at this point congressman. we are not hearing anything really, we the people because the hearings are closed-door for the greater part and the witnesses hardly seem like they are being very cooperative. i can't sa

miss paige says no ever going to be president, right, right? >> no, he's not, we'll stop it. >> august 15th, 2016. >> i want to believe the path you through out for consideration in andy's office that there is no way he gets selected. i am afraid we cannot take that risk. it is liken uninsured policy. >> october 20th, 2016. >> i can't pull away and i deferred to the chairman. >> you can use one letter. >> what the f -- happens to our country? >> read it again that way. >> you just want to hear it for me to repeat it. >> okay, sure. >> i am happy to indulge you. >> i can't pull away, what the f -- happened to our country. >> why in the world do you believe this committee should not ask for the record of similar texts from your private account to find out what else you may have said about insurance policies or about the president of the united states or investigation. that's a rhetorical question, you need not answer and i yield back. >> mr. chairman, may i answer? >> you may respond briefly even though he said it is a rhetorical question. >> i w

paige's lawyer said she had not received access to documents to prepare for the testimony until after 11:00 p.m. tuesday night. accused the house panels of using unnecessary bullying tactics to push paige in to an interview immediately when she has offered to voluntarily appear before the committee late their month. but the chairman said that paige will be held in contempt of congress unless she testified in some way by friday. giving her the option of appearing in public today along side fbi agent peter struck, whom she shared her dislike for trump in text messages during a romantic relationship. yesterday, speaker paul ryan said he would support a contempt vote on the house floor. watch this. >> congressional subpoenas for testimony is are not optional. i stand firmly behind the chairman, she was part of the mess that we have uncovered at the doj, she has an obligation to testify, if she wants to plead the fifth, that is her choice, but a subpoena to testify before congress is not optional. it's mandatory. >> president trump has been questioning why the russia probe continues. 8:00

of a foreign power with ties to russian intelligence officers and accused paige of collaborating andge wiretap application from the early stages of the fbi's russia investigation released under the freedom of investigation act. much of the material heavily redacted. there is a 2013 letter where paige describes himself as an informal adviser to the staff of the kremlin. >> i sat in on some meetings, but to call me an adviser i think is way over the top. >> today paige denied he was ever a russian spy. >> i have never been an agent of a foreign power in any -- by any stretch of the imagination. >> the president without evidence insists the documents vindicate his claim that the russia probe is a partisan witch hunt tweeting looking more and more like the trump campaign for president was illegally being spied upon for the political gain of crooked hillary clinton. but a new poll suggests voters have their doubts, roughly 50% disapprove of trump's handling of last week's summit with vladimir putin. the poll shows republicans are more inclined than democrats to give trump the benefit of t

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. >> you did not do that with attorney paige who is also involved? >> i separated out my personal beliefs from any action i took as an fbi agent. >> do you recognize how your vitriol makes it appear you can never approach the case in a fair minded manner? >> of course, i appreciate that. >> a member of this committee acerted this witness is under oath and former agent lied. >> i do not withdraw it. he is not a member of congress. it's not a violation of the rule and just as you have been expressing bias through your members about what a hero -- >> there is not a single person who -- >> gentleman from rhode island -- >> it is my time. >> the gentleman from texas will suspend for a moment. >> it won't be recaptured anytime soon because of the damage you have done to the justice system. >> i can assure you at no time did those personal beliefs ever enter into the realm of any action i took. furthermore, this isn't just me sitting here telling you you don't have to take my word for it. at every step and every investigative decision there are multiple lay

this was also said. >> i can tell you, lisa paige is a very credible witness.elp us find the truth. and i can tell you that i think in ways she has been falsely accused about not being willing to cooperate. >> arthel: stephen nelson is here, a warehouse reporter for the washington examiner.thank you so much. jumping right in, what is the most crucial part of the deposition from lisa paige as you can figure out and why and does it depend on political perspective? >> we really do not know what she told lawmakers. for five hours yesterday. the details will be coming forward and as we have heard republicans have characterized her as cooperative. her demeanor has significantly different than peter strzok. his defiance and unapologetic stands the day previously when he engaged in the 10 hour partisan brawl that was streamed live. >> arthel: i was wondering for your reporting with the hearings post deposition if you able to string some things together. let me move on and i want to know, did lisa paige, quincy reporting and what you are hearing there, did she hurt or h

we know it began long before that as you mention with carter paige. is denying everything, doubling down. he has his allies in the media. you and i don't have to read all 500 pages even as redacted because we know great national security reporters like charlie savage has and lots of independent intelligence people have. you put it up against what nunes wrote and it's clear that he not only lied in his memo and in what he's been saying, but he knew it. this is not just out of ignorance. he didn't read the report, but he knew enough to know that all of this was false. this is really bad. >> the guy won re-election by 35 points in 2016. >> yes. >> the most recent poll has that it is now a toss-up. if you go out there in the central valley, they are begined up. democrats will put a lot of money in that race. they got to win a bunch of these races in california if they want to reclaim the house. but this is a one to win. i think democrats are going to put a lot of shoulder into this race. given how tight it is right now, eight points may sound like a lot.

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paige. i'm curious to know if he asked her about any of her incendiary text messages. throughout the team you've got people working for bob mueller who have active connections to hillary clinton. greg anders donated to the clinton campaign, kyle freiny. james corals donated to the clinton campaign. andrew weissman, the number two for mueller, attended hillary clinton's election night party. aaron zelby represented justin cooper who set up hillary clinton's private e-mail server. then it's you and ms. paige. it's really interesting to me that when you were so damaging to the investigation that you had to go, that bob mueller, the person who brought in all these people that had connections to hillary clinton's campaign did not ask you about a single text message. i tend to believe that it's because he did not want to know the answer and that there was bias and that your perception of bob mueller's perception of you is totally unreliable and i yield back. >> the chair recognizes the gentlewoman

what he was saying to his lover, lisa paige. not to have trump in office. here it is. transplant ever going to become president, right? no, he's not. that's the kind of thing were talking about in republicans expect to to push him today on why he didn't act more quickly on the classified e-mails that showed up on anthony's laptop. how do you think this is going to go over? >> we will see much of what we heard in the statement that there's going to be a lot of explanations. my professional capacity, but at the same time, you're talking about high-ranking fbi officials who understand the text messages are always going to be the meat and potatoes of any case, the bread-and-butter and are discoverable. the flagrant disregard for the fact that the these statements just show complete bias are actually unnerving. >> i want you to see trump treats this morning talking about lisa paige. he says this as they head out to a very important nato meeting, the fbi agent lisa pages dodging a subpoena refusing to show to testify. what can she pos

paige would transition to i-messages and gmail? you testified at length that a number of communications you made were personal in nature. >> sir, the broad, broad context of what i used personal e-mail and phones for was personal communication. for those things that were work-related, almost universal that material was translated into fbi systems. certainly if it was anything that was of record or would constitute needing to be there, it was provided. but i made that decision. >> so let me ask you this. when did attorney general lynch know that charges were not be brought against former secretary of state clinton? >> i can't answer that question, sir. that's something that you would have to ask her. >> do you know whether it was prior to lynch's announcement that she would defer to career prosecutors and director comey on whether the prosecute? >> sir, i don't know. >> -- clinton? why would lisa page text that lynch's decision was a, quote, real profile in courage, since she knows no charges will be brought, end quote? >> sir, that

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they interviewed lisa paige in a closed-door session yesterday. one day after an explosive public hearing as her former colleague, peter strzok took questions from the joint hearing of the judiciary and oversight committees. republican lawmakers had a grueling 10 hours with peter strzok over antitrust text messages that were sent between him and lisa paige. house republicans did not comment on the content of the injury as they with lisa paige was said she could shed more light on investigations and republicans ledgers political bias of the fbi. >> i could say that lisa paige is a very credible witness. she is doing her best to help us find the truth and i can tell you that i think in ways, she is been falsely accused about not being willing to cooperate. we've learned some evidence today that would suggest that she has been willing to help in a spirit of transparency. >> eric: democrats also looking forward to her continued testimony. she is set to return to capitol hill on monday for more questioning from those officials from both sides of the ai

the credibility of peter stzrok and lisa paige will be of primary importance to ultimately what peopleunsel's findings. >> slated to return tomorrow for the second part of her closed-door deposition. it may go into a classified session. after part 1 rocked friday, one of the harshest critics concede that she'd been forthcoming, transparent and said the committee has learned new information from her testimony. >> gillian turner, tina mike very much. >> it turns out some red state democratic senators may be breaking their party's leadership over supreme court nominee judge brett kavanaugh. some of the senators up for reelection this november. in the states won by the president in 2016 saying they are in washington to serve constituents and they will not be influenced by democratic minority leader, senator chuck schumer. west virginia joe manchin said i'll be 71 years old in august. you can do with me? kiss my you know what appeared in the msm under joe donnelly explained my decision won't have anything to do with chuck schumer. vowing to block the confirmation and hillary clinton has bee

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the over sight committee about a series of anti trump text messages to another fbi employee, lisa paige, during the 2016 campaign. strzok was asked to respond to his texts. his investigation was biassed against the president. >> let me be clear and under oath and unequivocally, not once in my 26 years of defending our nation did my personal opinion impact any action i took. this is true for the clinton e-mail investigation. for the investigation into russia interference and every other investigation that i have worked on. i am proud of our work on the russia interference investigation. this investigation is not politically motivated. it is no at witch hunt or a hoax. >> some of the most contentious questions came from trey goudy. >> you are eight days into your russian collusion with the trump campaign investigation and you got another text from your colleague, lisa paige, trump is never going to be president, right and you replied no. by -- how many interviews did you conducted? >> two answers to that. how many interviews had or have not been conducted. i have been directed by the coun

. >> president trump demanded an investigation into strozk and fbi agent lisa paige which was carried out by the justice department which found their behavior, text messages and affair were inappropriate but said they were not politically motivated. paige was supposed to testify earlier this week but didn't show up even though she was subpoenaed but said she will answer question business hind closed doors tomorrow. >> thanks for the latest there. >>> developing right now charges against stormy daniels have been dismissed. the porn star was arrested last night after performing at an ohio strip club. daniels' attorney blasting her arrest calling it a setup and politically motivated. daniels was facing misdemeanor charges after police documents say she alleged touched patrons inappropriately and allowed them to touch her. the judge has already signed off on the dismissile of aal of cha an ohio law prohibits anyone who is not a family member to touch a nude or semi nude dancer. nbc news reported daniels is cooperating with investigators. daniels said she had sex with trump in 2006 and coh

. >>> former fbi lawyer paige will be questioned over texts exchanged.russia investigation and out to get him after text messages surfaced showing strzok not only criticized trump but even said, quote, we'll stop him from becoming president. a source tells cnn paige is subpoenaed and will face the house judiciary and oversight committees on wednesday. i'm brooke baldwin. we'll send things to washington. "the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. >>> if you live in d.c. or work in politics, your summer vacation is going to end at about 9:00 eastern time tonight. "the lead" starts right now. he's decided. president trump has made his choice on whom should replace justice kennedy on the supreme court. but with battle loins drawn, will the nominee survive? what may be the most bruising fight of the trump presidency. >>> just four boys and the coach remain trapped deep inside that thai cave after two days of what's been described

paige said, not ever going to become president, right? right? >> no, he is not. we will stop it. i want to believe the path you throughout for consideration in andy's office, that there's no way he gets elected but i'm afraid we can't take that risk. it's like an insurance policy in the unlikely event that you die before you are 40. what the f happened to our country. >> read it again one more time. >> server, did you not hear it? >> i just want you to read it again. >> i can't pull away, what the f happened to our country? >> despite everything you just heard, peter strzok actually wants you to dispense of all the common sense that god gave you and wants you to spend all logic that you have, all rationale, and believe in this fantasy that his actions were not abusively biased. and frankly in my view, corrupt. >> let me be clear that unequivocally and under oath, not once in my 26 years of defending our nation did my personal opinion impact any official action i took. this is true for the clinton email investigation. for the investigation into russian interference and for every o

probe a the inspector general revealed the anti-don d trump text that he shared with fbiawyer lisa paige. republicans say i shows bias with the muellerin vestigation. but strzok denies the allegations and attempted to explain some of the messages. >> you need to underst that was written late at night off the cuff and it was in response to a series of ents at included enthandidate trump insulting the immigrant family of a fallen war hero. >> paige is going to testify in a closed door hearing on the hill lat today. >>> it's a household name entrusted by m families fore than a century. but johnson & johnson has ordered a massive payout. >> $5 billion to women who say johnson & johnson powder led them d toelop ovarian cancer. jo ling kent has details. >> reporter: this morning johnson & johnson's iconic baby powder a orhousehold staple f generatio generations, is facing its biggest penalty yet. on thursday a jury awarded nearly $4.7 billion in damages to 22 women and their families including 6 women who died. they alleged johnson & johnson's talcum powder produaus cd them to develop ovarian

heavily detailed court documents details why carter paige was under surveillance by the fbi. the president calling it illegal spying on his campaign saying the department of justice and the fbi misled courts calling it a rigged witchhunt and a scam. paige pushed back against the allegations that he conspired with the russians. >> i -- no, i've any further been an agent of the foreign power in any -- by any stretch of the imagination. >> reporter: some in the president's party say the documents don't show misconduct in the investigation. >> i don't think it's part of a broader plot. the plot here is to interfere in the elections. >> reporter: ongoing criticism of president trump's meeting with vladimir putin. they want to know what they talked about for two hours in a private meeting and question the president's loyalty. >> reality is, we have no idea what our president agreed to. that's an advantage to the kremlin because they do. the kremlin intelligence agents know what took place in that meeting. >> reporter: the fallout continues and the administration plans for the next

collusion with the trump campaign investigation and you got another text from your colleague, lisa paige, trump is never going to be president, right and you reappplied no. by -- how many interviews did you conducted? >> two answers to that. how many interviews had or have not been conducted. i have been directed by the counsel of the fbi not to answer that question. i don't recall writing that text. >> what i can tell you that text in no way suggested that i or the fbi would take any action to influence the candidate. >> that's a fantastic answer to a question that nobody asked. >> another point, daryl issa, asked struck to read his own text messages out loud. >> i am going to go to the date and ask you to read your own words. >> you want me to read this? >> omg, he's an idiot. >> july 21st, 2016. >> trump is a disaster. >> during another controversial exchange which may have been the day's low point. texas republican congressman louie gobert. i talked to fbi agents across the country. you embarrassed them and yourself. i can't help wondering when i see you looking there with a little s

. >>> a former lawyer lisa paige is testifying behind closed doors on capitol hill in her role in the russia election meddling investigation. this follows yesterday's ten- hour congressional hearing full of shouting matches and finger- pointing. there an fbi agent testified for the first time since being removed from robert mueller's team. it followed the discovery of text messages traded in the run- up to the 2016 presidential election. a south carolina republican was among those who grilled him. >> is no ustanhe kimeoff bias, i don't appreciate what was originally said being change. >> i don't give a dam what you appreciate. >> lawmakers were told at no time did his personal beliefs but -- affect any of his actions. >>> the father of the youngest boy trapped in a cave in thailand is speaking out. he told cbs news he felt relief and happiness the moment he learned they were reached his 11-year-old son. members of the soccer team told family members they only intended to be inside for one hour. that a sudden flood left him stranded for more than two weeks. rescuers faced narrow passag

paige brown kelly is here with me today, thank you for coming in. >> thank you for having me. >> canit why vaping is especially harmful for teens? >> in some ways it is more harmful to teens than adults, because the part of the brain that nicotine responds to is still developing in teens and this continues to develop until you're 25. so this puts them at a higher risk for addiction. >> one of the risks is popcorn lung syndrome. what is that and why is it so prevalent amongst those who vape? >> the research is still being pursued. but it's interesting, and it's really scary. it's a slang term used for a syndrome that developed with people using microwave popcorn. if you look at the packaging on microwave popcorn says don't stand close to the microwave. because these fumes emit a chemical that causes this syndrome. and unfortunately it's being found in vaping products. >> some people actually switch to vaping thinking that it's better than traditional cigarettes. but that's not true. >> it is so not true. the industry knows this. they've changed their marketing strategy from using the

that's good. [ applause ] he had texts with this woman, lisa paige, while these are some of his texts that are in question. >> in front of you you have one sheelt sheet of paper presented to you a few minutes age i am going to go to a date then ask you to read your own words. march 4, 2016. >> you want me to read this? >> yes, please. >> omg, he's an idiot. >> may 4, 2016. >> now the pressure really starts to finish nye. >> july 19, 2016. >> hi, how was trump other than a douche? >> jimmy: texts. [ applause ] >> jimmy: so he says the texts were his personal opinions. the bozos in the house, collection of clowns. when you see some speak, shocking they desperately want to use this to discredit the investigation, in particular this buckethead from texas, louis gomert, decided to focus on the fact that he was married and having an affair with lisa paige at the time. off a i can't help wonder when i see you looking with a little smirk, how many times did you look so innocent into your wife's eye and lie to her about lisa -- >> mr. chairman, this is outrageous. >> the credibility of a witne

we are deeply troubled by text messages sent by strozk and paige that potentially indicated or created appearance that investigative decisions were impacted by bias or improper considerations. >> read what you just said, potentially create the appearance. that says nothing about an act of bias. it is a hedged description about something which i can tell you doesn't exist. >> as we describe in chapter 9 in assessing strozk's decision to prioritize the russia investigation over following up on the mid year related lead discovered on the weiner laptop these text messages led us to conclude that we did not have confidence that strozk's decisions were free from bias. there was no decision that there was no bias. they just cannot find whether there was bias or not. and moreover they did not -- >> regular order. >> they did not investigate the russian investigation in the report. >> the gentleman is out of time and yields back. the gentleman from new york -- >> i didn't hear a question. >> he was asking me whether i believe that the i.g. report indicated there was an act of bias. >> i would l

most of the documents were redacted particularly sections details why the fbi believes carter paige was a russian agent. democrats argue the redacted sessions show there was more evidence but on sunday morning he said the documents he wants declassified show the fbi and department of justice acted improperly. >> that is not the case. those of us who have been providing over sight over this issue we are confident that once the american people see the 20 pages they will be shocked by what is in that. >> reporter: the white house says for now president trump does not plan to get involved in this request to declassify the documents but today he said his understanding is the white house lawyers are looking into it to see if they could declassify it sooner rather than later. fox news. >>> president trump sent out a flurry of tweets this morning and in one he threatened to shut down had government if democrats refused to fund his border wall. that tweet said i would be willing to shut down had government if the democrats don't give us the votes for border security. republicans woo are trying t

thirty years for david paige that's the least amount of ever seen anybody get for murder ever usually is eighty nine to seventy five. i'm never seen nobody just get thirty years and you actually overheard him saying that he made a deal. he told me he said is a lawyer made to do with this you could try and he did if you testify. they they would guarantee him he would you know more than thirty years and then he would be fifteen. and how come that so many people say to you it made it a crime. how does that work. a lot. and it's also a lie that you have said that they were not going to connect you to the murder because you were wearing gloves but were you wearing gloves that night i bought some asked why because it was cold. it was eleven degrees and it was eleven degrees are eleven celsius. it was cold. but where are those gloves but it stays gusty because they were they tried to shore him so i said look i think your. d.n.a. to my blood samples test and articulate. they know that as i was talking about so set and are about to close on they go back out to the crash scene a fountain they l

we had a situation yesterday where lisa paige had been subpoenaed and she did not adhere to that subpoena. obviously you probably don't agree with how the republicans are approaching this, but that said, when a committee in the house of representatives issues a subpoena, the expectation is that it should be complied with. do you think that if there is an action taken against her that that puts the house as an institution in a bad place, if witnesses who have been subpoenaed are not appearing before committees? ms. pelosi: i think the republicans in congress have placed the house of representatives in a very bad place with their behavior on the floor of the house. and in committee. many of them are attorneys. would you think that they would know better than to bring a bill to the floor of the house that calls upon the justice department to give them documents related to the mueller investigation. ridiculous. i think they're setting it up r a contempt of congress resolution down the road. so let's enlarge this issue. in this meeting that they're having in the joint committee, they didn't ev

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larry paige referred to tesla as the hero that he has had. probably most people think about elon musk are car and battery and so on, but i today want to talk sort of more about the man and the process that i went through over the last to be honest four years writing the book and i thought i offered some insights from my perspective, like four of them i thought were key to surprises i had impossibly surprises for you as well. the first is the extent of this man's genius. this man invented the electric motor. he invented the long distance distribution of electricity. accord ago the united states supreme court he invented radio. did remote control, robots, the list goes on and these are the basics of our economy. we're done by one single man. there was a quote by the american institute of electrical engineers who said, were we to seize and eliminate from our industrial world the results of mr. tesla's work, the wheels of industry would cease to turn, our towns would be dark. and it's not only the things he did in his life but he has this fantast

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thirty years for david paige that's the least amount of ever seen anybody give her mother ever usually is eighty nine to seventy five. and never see nobody just thirty years and you actually overheard him saying that he made a deal. he told me he said is a lawyer made to do with this you could try and he did if you testify. they they would guarantee him he would you know more than thirty years and then he would be fifteen. and how come that so many people say to you that made it a crime. how does that work. a lot. and it's also a lie that you have said that they were not going to connect you to the murder because you were wearing gloves but were you wearing gloves that night i bought some yes why because it was cold. it was eleven degrees and it was eleven degrees are eleven celsius. it was cold. but where are those gloves their distaste gusty because they were they try to destroy him so i said look i think. it's a d.n.a. to my blood hair samples test and was articulate. they know that as i was talking about so set and argue about it they go back out to the crash scene and found out th

lisa paige looks like she's going to be ok ok we'll see that next week but there's an institutional crisis here. i mean france you are talking about. is this i mean is a seven spain the. permanence of. the u.s. through these crises because it's of course if. no matter what is said during this summit. trumps likely to get any credit for it i mean it doesn't matter the outcome even if there is no outcome and you said it he's going to get his base basically is going to like with kid he's going to come out is going to announce a major victory great step forward for american security they'll come up with some sort of my guess and it's only a guess and marco probably disagree is that putin will give something about iran in this say well see i think you agree that why why would he do that why would he do that and then number two eric why should the russian political trust donald trump doesn't have to trust him he's not giving away the keys to the kremlin i grew up. so. how do you go how do you know what you actually want to do i think they're discussing you're fired. bill is a deal in syria we kn

is, wonder if that's the same look you gave your wife over and over when you lied to her about lisa paige? the credibility of a witness is always material and relevant. mark it down. now in our house hearings, the rules are not that strict. it's more in the nature of anything that we feel may be relevant to the subject at hand. but, in the hearing like today, even things that are nothing to do, there's not -- they're not germane, they're not relevant, they're not material to what we're doing, we still have people bring in posters about something that's not germane, not relevant, t material, and you know they can get away with doing it in someases as they did today even though the rules probably could have restrted keeping some of that out. but we have very relaxed rules, so these kind of things happen. li i say, yell out that i'm off my meds that violates the rule but i'm sure my democrat friend didn't realize what a rule breaker she was as she tried to claim i was breaking the rules, which i was not. but what really came home too is , again, ispector general horowitz did a good job gathe

what's in paige it's easy to imagine she could suck before she could pull. she developed an instinct for the waves right here on this. pokey but this is where i grew up surfing and the some of those homes so this is probably one of the most dearest places to my heart. summer that i love coming every day and seeing all my friends. like the best. pay each lives with her boyfriend shawn and so in a modest house a few kilometers from the beach no. she's one of the every few women in the world who did to take on the says he. but the prize money she earns isn't enough to live off. every new record they break lance them sponsorship deals and advertising contracts that's not how it is hoping each. of us in keeping with the other was spirit she tries to stay relaxed and down to. i've been through a lot of ups and downs with my career and having sponsors and you can get on a downer and be like oh i'm over the why don't i deserve this but it's like it's a really good reminder to always turn it around and look in on yourself and just be grateful for everything that you

the other video i showed yo from earlier last week is on our web paige, nbcbayarea.com.h law enforcement or lip sync challenge to find that article as well. lots of stuff on there. >> sounds good. thanks, mike. >>> cannabis crisis in california. new laws mean marijuana needs to be tested by labs before it's sold. the one problem that could put shops out of business. trouble keeping marijuana on the shelves this summer...but not >>> welcome back to our midday broadcast. pot shops may have trouble keeping marijuana on the shelves this summer, but not for the reasons you may think. >> new regulations have them go undergo extensive lab testing. but a lack of certified labs are keeping some of the shelves bare. >> we have seen about a ten-fold increase in inbound inquiries. >> the new testing requirements are creating a backlog at marijuana lapse like steep hill in berkeley. it is 1 of 31 in california, a state with more than 400 licensed retailers. chief revenue officer tony daniels said he doesn't expect demand to subside any time soon. so they are hiring 200 workers by the