what do you get when a peeps meets with an oreo? >> a peeping oreo?i do love sugar. that's the problem. i had to quit it. >> we have a special treat for you. >> is this the one? >> this is the one. we wanted to give you've something you could actually eat. you know the little chocolate eggs that everybody gets in their baskets. >> what is it? >> it's little grapes wrapped up. >> look how cute this is. >> dan is now the lamest person in america. >> happy easter. >> they're grapes. >> i like that. >> it's a smart idea. ge y cge ious coanming up soon. >> announcer: abc news america's number one news source. straightforward news, straight to the heart of the story. abc news, straightforward. >>> good morning everyone. i'm chris nguyen. happening today, welcome the spring season at the annual union street easter parade in san francisco. the festivties include bounce houses, kids rides and games, a climbing wall, visits with the easter bunny and a petting zoo. it runs from 10:00 this morning until 5:00 tonight on union between goth and filmore. the parade s

in 20e 15 he had been charged with peeping into a woman's apartment. in 2007 a peeping incident at target and here at the northgate mall in terra linda. he's in custody at the morin county jail. his bail is set. pete suratos in the bay. >> thanks for the update. >>> 6:34, and a man killed by a drive in a van will have a service today. he and four others were mowed down by the van. all of those victims were coming back from a fishing trip when when they were attacked. perez's partner of ten years spoke to us and said he was tubal get to perez before he died. >> i didn't want to leave him, but unfortunately he died on my hands. >> the suspect in the atact mark dennis, appeared in court yesterday. witnesses say he was yelling racial slurs at those victims. >>> continuing coverage in the search for three children presumed dead after a tragic crash along the mend see noe county coastline. this morning investigators say they're examining red flags in the family's past. new evidence suggests the suv stopped about 70 feet away from the edge just before it sped

it went on another five peep and he will they just hung up on me. host: anthony, this was for one of the teletown halls? caller: it was actually -- hear the whole conversation between everybody. he changed, i don't -- i won't be nice about it, of course, i'm an independent, i don't care if he's democrat or republican, i'll ask him a question that will upset him. when i turned around i said, all you guys are afraid of him and we could be democratic -- now and king and queen and treating trump like a king instead of guiding him and saying that can't work. host: to jerry in palmdale california, line for republicans. jerry, go ahead. caller: yeah i am a republican. i'm black african american, i carried a rifle for this country as a marine from 1960 to 1982. i have never seen anything like what is going on in this country today. the news media as far as i'm concerned, is a large portion of it. there is nothing that i can believe that come out of those people's mouth, no matter how you look at it. when i joined the marine corps in 1960, i left this countr

are being scrubbed from government documents, and where some scientists have been restricted from peeping -- speaking publicly about scientific findings. nasa needs and administrator, ,a leader, a strong leader who understands the critical importance of studying the earth and is willing to put his job on to protect nasa scientists. nasa congressman bridenstine's records suggest that he will do otherwise. mr. president, i don't come to this decision lightly. i hold nothing against him personally. he's a very likable fellow. my decision is not politically motivated. in fact, i supported the nomination of the chief financial officer, jeff dewitt, because he was qualified for the job as the chief financial officer, and he was confirmed without a problem and is in that job. and, of course, if congressman bridenstine is, in fact, confirmed, i will work with him for the good of our nation's space program. my opposition to this nomination comes from decades of experience and an understanding of nasa's history, and having lived through some of its darkest moments. i have no doubt that the nominee

it is making a big difference in peep's lives so i'm confident i will handle this over to another republican speaker and because of the list of accomplishments i feel content and confident and therefore i feel like i could do what i've always wanted to do which is to be a full time dad with my wife for at least part of my children's upbringing because if i do another term, that is really all they will ever know me at home, is a weekend dad. and that is just something i just can't live with. >> there are also a lot of republicans on capitol hill speculating that president trump hasn't exactly made your life as speaker any easier even though he obviously signs your bills as a republican president would. i do know you've had concerns about the way the president has conducted himself. take a listen to john thune discussing your relationship with president trump. >> that is a little bit of a difficult marriage from the beginning. they are very different in terms of temperament and character. >> very different in terms of temperament and character and you are talking about your kids today. what do

it aclears that he is no stranger to these types of peeping incidents. in fact, his most latest one hand. he was recording it. she called san rafael police and when they looked through the phone they found videos of maldonado in it. he was taken into custody the following day after easter sunday. we'll pull up some of the information. you see in 2015 he was arrested for peeking into a woman's parent in tara linda and then another peeping incident in san rafael and the most recent at northgate mall this past weekend. his bail was set at $20,000. we're live in terra linda. pete suratos. >>> a prayer service will be held for elicio lopez where he and four others were mowed down by a van. the victim was coming back from a fishing trip when they were attacked. his partner said he was able to speak to lopez before he died. >> didn't want to leave him, but unfortunately he died on my hands. >> now, the suspect in the atarks mark dennis, appeared in court yesterday. witnesses say he yelled racial slurs at the victims. >> it is 5:34 right now. a horrifying crash

beep, beep, peep. college experience involved parties. >> i don't know what's sadder. the mom perm or the mom boobs. >> these, i wear them around my waist proudly. >> and a hot new man. >> i have a bit of a romance with this college fella. it's wild. i'm like, oh, my god. >> the 47-year-old and her husband of 12 years co-wrote the comedy. i was on the set. what's amazing is the family atmosphe atmosphere. >> that's my dad and my father-in-law. >> your husband is there. >>let not forget that guy. >> oops! he's just directing it. that's all. everyone say, isn't it terrible. he's my husband. no, i like him best of all. like, the more time i get to spend with him, maybe that sounds like i'm making it up. he's a monster. >> behind the scenes. >> p.s., he's a monster. >> we'll be hanging out with her in vegas next week when she brings the party to cinemacon. >>> it's always a party when you can celebrate the t '90s. jodie sweetin, beverly mitchell, and christine lakin are back for season two of hollywood dar

well what category do you put a guy who kills his own peep? >> right. >> petty versus -- >> i think if you ask joy behar she puts him as morally superior to the president. that more relativism is so dangerous. but you're right. i don't think he's honarable. i think he is -- honorable. he's murderous. so many people have lost their lives -- >> this is deal making. >> i know we talked about it yesterday, i hope part of this deal is not just deknew calendarization, i hope -- denuclear iization, i hope there's opening things up. >> part of the deal-making, the equation, jessica, is the president saying i'm willing to meet with you but willing to walk away. >> right. he even said i'm willing to respectfully get up in the middle of the meeting and walk out. i think everybody on both sides of the aisle has agreed in a this is progress. but if you were watchtion the sunday shows, there's -- watching the sunday shows there's a lot of trepidation about where we could be going with this. >> political. >> everything is political. but there are a lot of pe

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the man is seen peeping inside the envelope outside a texas walmart and then taking it to his car.employee accidentally left the money in the cart. the video was released t yesterday. the police say subway is not facing any charges. they're probably taking care of it. let's not assume the worst. >>> prince philip and. facebook, of course s under fire after reports that political consulting firm cambridge analytica collected data from tens of millions of facebook users. feinstein says it's not clear whether zuckerberg will testify before one committee or two. >>> "people" magazine reports the ceo of planned parenthood says jared kushner and ivanka trump offered what felt like a bribe to stop abortions. in her new memoir, planned parenthood cecile richards said she met with the couple while he was president-elect, richards did not go along with that. >>> the philadelphia "enquirer" reports a judge ruled the amount of bill cosby's payout to a woman claiming he sexually assaulted her can be revealed during his retrial. cosby is accused of assaulting constand at her home in 2004. the ju

the simple fact is now ladies there is just not enough shelter even if peep. on the streets right now decided to come in there's nowhere to come in and it's been a struggle. running and this man found his own response to the problem and constructed dozens of tiny homes for people in need of shelter when you have nothing in order to go. you know having something like this may as well be a castle but do the authorities accept such solutions a tiny house on a city parking space is not a solution you have to have someone monitoring the site otherwise it will be a free for all and is there a better alternative to end the homelessness crisis. i walked up to the truck plant sit in the truck with the guy. paint the dude said he's going to give us a ride this is. supposedly he had family in midland i mean new out there anyway. that you now have a train never seen and i've seen it we've just got to guess we don't guess i'm not going to pay for ten hours work again this is something i can ask my fifty feet away and cardigan a man in his car i don't know since i'm saying

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or at least, you're best off not making a peep in case the monsters hear you.. who has a heart so cold it doesn't thrill tojohn cage's composition 11:33. ..in which, on the face of it, not a lot happens for four and a half minutes. a work, i, myself, find almost heartbreakingly poignant. the idea here is to listen in to the sounds that we usually take for granted. at the end of the ring cycle at the proms in 2013, now usually, you hear that in the theatre, the world ends, the rhine floods over the world and you're left with the nihilism at the end of the peace and a lot of applause. of the piece and a lot of applause. at the royal albert hall, when the conductor finished it, he held the whole audience in silence. applause. it felt like such a precious thing because it was the dark energy that actually drives all of musical culture, which is that all these pieces of music project onto the concentration, the silence of our listening. some say it's a paradox of our overstimulated lives, that while we might seek silence, it's howling emptiness is a challenge. the i

edwards the factought it up is hat there is a limit on how much social security can tax upper income peep and he will doesn't want to face the fact that many of the paying people, in other words, business people who social security do not pay into social security limit on ere is upper how much they can pay. upper limit,e this they can't pay, we may be able solve some social security problems. i'm sure the institute wouldn't the favor, that is taxing wealth and he that is not in fashion anymore. feel that current administration and the cato nstitute and many of our republicans favor the wealthy the poor. guest: the caller raised issue of social security payroll tax, 12% tax on all wages up to around 120,000 a year. caller is right, above $120,000 a year, social security tax cuts out. the reason that is, the benefits tied to amount of payroll tax in.pay so it is true that if you are a a very ire, you have high income of, very high wages first ion per year, only 120,000 in wages are taxed, but years down the road, you start benefits, benefits are going to be only calculated tax you that amou

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are in terms of how much done.ing they have some people go through agencies and have it there, some peep dole it themselves, often to do it that way. you talked about not having going nearby and there is to be six-fold increase in 75 year olds without kids nearby in 2030. that means this planning we're talking about is even more people t because when are not near to rush in and help, you really sort of need come in and place of them. host: peggy said she doesn't get barron's, the article available on your website at barron.com. we have been having the conversation, mary ann, writes, my ved in to take care of parents, they are in good shape, need help day-to-day. i still work and have my sister. it is exhausting. daughters versus sons that are doing caretaking? guest: it is. men who haveiously done it, too, but it does, for fall on easons, often the daughter or the wife and it does impact the gender gap, i think i mentioned retirement terms of savings for women themselves and it's one reason that many people continuing to work as you're doing. even if that money is going for extra ing pay

also, you know, want to address the issue that they seem concerned about, which is how do you get peep off -- people off of snap? let's set the record straight on the majority of people who are on the benefit are not expected to work because they're children, senior citizens or disabled. of those who could work, the vast majority work. yet they earn so little they still qualify for snap. here's a radical idea. why don't we talk about a livable stpwhage why don't we talk about raising the minimum wage? why don't we talk about raise minimal bill? >> what would be a job training proposal, sorment of way of moving people to work that you could support? >> already, i mean, there are job training programs out there. and there are already limitations on able-bodied ithout dependents. they can only be on the program for three months. they don't have a job, they lose their bell. that's harsh but they already exists and we have work training program that currently exists. why are we reinventing the wheel? this is an attempt to really go after a population of who is vulnerable. and i'm -- i've sa

he was also caught peeping on a woman at her home in terra linda.e got a call from a woman who says she was recorded at a restroom in northgate mall. detectives recognized uriel after reviewing surveillance video police are getting a search warrant to review his phone. ( will ) new this morning... a car crashed into a hayward home . it happened near fairview avenue and arbutus court. when autorities arrived to the home found a silver four door honda that had landed onto a detached garage.. in the homeowners backyard. no one was inside that garage when police arrived. the driver of the vehicle had also fleed. no injuries were reported... police say they are investigating the accident as a hit and run. ( darya ) 2 people are in custody after stealing a car and evading police. it started on refugio valley road in hercules. an officer saw the stolen car pulled over on the side of the road. he came up behind the car and turned on his spotlight. the driver sped off and led the officer on a chase... but later hit a curb. a second police car pulled up behin

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so we've lost the points in here and every time you go closer to the point if peeps telling us the right one tree. this man is not spreading insecticide he is releasing mosquitoes tens of thousands of them. so we're using this neighborhood three times a week every reason that we do raise something around two hundred fifty thousand people. but not ordinary mosquitoes. these ones have been genetically modified for a special mission. a mission that begins here. in the world's biggest mosquito factory a. one hundred million insects a week are bred here. in. the factory is managed by carla to the dino who is not exactly a fan of mosquitoes missing his range possibly to the mosquitoes cause big problems all over the world that you quite frankly it would be in humanity's interest if they were totally eradicated the problems it was missing and. it is chicken scientists thirty years to. the genetic engineering inside this factory at its heart is an ingenious process. a specific gene is inserted into the mosquitoes eggs a gene that causes the larvae to self-destruct. and that time bomb is containe

peep at the clean slate program worked with me today, i i am an author of 3 books a husband and a father recommend clean slight to another person >> i would definitely recommend that. so, now you have a better understanding of the gibt address benefits of the clean slate program as well as highway to get started. let's hear some common questions. keep in mind those are general questions you'll you may be seated with an attorney who be provide more information based on our circumstances >> just to be clear i don't have to tell my employers will my ejections. >> yes. as well as convictions that have been dismissed. if someone runs a criminal background they'll see the charges but it's dismissed. you will be able to legally tell your employers person never convicted >> i don't to tell anyone is there a way to rears them. >> there's some cases you can. maybe you're arrested because police thought you were someone else. wound our arrest record is sealed you can say you were never >> if i wanted to clear my record if i was convicted of a felon. >> it is also known as a one letter officer the c

. >>> a man with a history of being arrested for peeping is under arrest again. this happened over the weekend that north gate mall. police arrested 27-year-old man after a shopper alerted him that a cell phone was hidden in the rest room. police say he was arrested last year for a similar inis adntd. -- incident. >>> teachers in fremont will not be teaching sex education after being criticized for being too graphic for 4-6th graders. they are offering modifications. the bord tentatively decided to separate the boys and girls into different class rooms when the course is taught. officials said the curriculum is based on state standards endorsed by experts. >>> according to the san francisco chronicle the transportation commission has been using a system for the past couple weeks. if you are caught by the camera they a new state law would have to be passed to expand the use of automative cameras. >>> a new app is testing the program of letting you know the chances of catching the green light. it counts down the second until the traffic light turns green and the ho

and he reportedly was spotted peeping on a woman at her home in terra linda. aguilar. we are getting a search warrant to review contents of phone. the sergent says it is possible the cellphone contains more evidence... terisa estacio. currently, maldonado is in jail. the marin county district attorney is reviewing the case and possible charges. in marin county, terisa estacio released.yet been affected.. has not the list of states any cuts.disinfecting hands and washing their themselves by protect people can it also says, estacio county, terisa estacio (vicki) antibiotic - resistant germs can be found in 27- states. that's according to a c-d-c report released tuesday, after the first nationwide test for those germs was conducted last year. researchers found.... more than two- hundred genes that make some bacteria antibiotic - resistant. the 'nightmare' bacteria has not spread widely yet. but the c-d-c says ... about 23-thousand americans still die from anti- biotic resistant germs every year. the c-d-c is promoting an aggressive strategy to keep the bacteria contained.

. >> it's one thing and it is to be said more often because we forget it not about marshmallow peepsd eggs. it is about something mind blowing and insane that it happened 2000 years ago. christians believe that jesus rose from the grave. it's not a metaphor. in fact, i would say that spring and flowers are a metaphor for the resurrection. it is something that we need to do with the fact that is what we are celebrating. the holiest day for every christian. you are celebrating some pain that is a miracle and it's a miracle so outlandish you have to kind of steel yourself and say do i really believe this. >> abuse of "the wall street journal" talks about this and went back in the history way above my pay grade. >> i was george white gold. everything he writes is above our heads. elizabeth: any to dissect it for me. you have written a number of books specifically the resurrection is part of the christian faith, which is what you just said. how do we wrap our heads around that? >> it is actually fairly simple. first of all, if you read the text, everybody should read the new testament eve

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. >> what was really kind of stunning at the time, barely a peep of objection. the press went completely along with it. >> bobby didn't want to be attorney general. jack didn't want his brother to be attorney general. nobody thought it was a good idea. but joe insisted. joe knew that jack, newcomer to the presidency, needed someone to watch his back, someone to protect him. he knew that the responsibilities that were now going to be put on his son's shoulders were absolutely enormous. ♪ directv now gives you more for your thing. your letting go thing. your sorry not sorry thing. your out with the old in with the new, onto bigger and better thing. get the live tv you love. no bulky hardware. no satellite. no annual contract. try directv now for $10/mo for 3 months. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit directvnow dot com it's 6 am. 40 million americans are waking up to a gillette shave. and at our factory in boston, more than a thousand workers are starting their day building on over a hundred years of heritage, craftsmanship and innovation. today we're br

want to believe you actually are going to be a young guy who will only be merely listen i've got my peeps on me now only see an obvious maybe you might be good now when you see it yeah people use you to make ethnic community probably much. not warm up with a lot of the aptly you get through. oh my god look there's a biting. this is the biting me at the end causing. the . only thing you know. it's. just these are the children of softness on company a priest. and accept a. different. you know. her other son on the guilt is a just marriage but entering parliament and both expecting his first child gives you wouldn't you agree viewers are going to be set up with. an attorney. or similarly there has to be able to. be you know what you mean here years old was a no no mean we just miss some of the guilt this was a well known figure but things became complicated when media started asking questions. but i told them i thought it was ok to make you make those the higher you want to go and i'm just going to lead of course thinking mom you think i've been talking about that i'm going to make some arch

we're going to tell you jack you're going to be a young guy who will only be merely listen i've got my peeps on me now only see an obvious way of you might be good now when you see it as you do make. it unique will probably much. not warm up with a lot of me happy you get through. oh my god look there's a body. this is a vitamin e. a d. and. it's. just these are the children of softness on company a priest. jury. and accept a. different. you know. her other son on the guilt is a just marriage but entering parliament and both expecting his first child you see him wouldn't you agree viewers are going to these you know with. an attorney. or similarly who they're going to be able to. look somebody be you you know what you mean here years old was a no no mean we do we just miss some of the guilt this was a well known figure but things became complicated when media started asking questions. but i'm still a mother who was prepared to make you make those the car you want to go and i'm just going to lead of course thinking mom you think i've been talking about that i'm going to make some architecture

. >> what was really kind of stunning at the time, barely a peep of objection.he press went completely along with it. >> bobby didn't want to be attorney general. jack didn't want his brother to be attorney general. nobody thought it was a good idea. but joe insisted. joe knew that jack, newcomer to the presidency, needed someone to watch his back, someone to protect him. he knew that the responsibilities that were now going to be put on his son's shoulders were absolutely enormous. ♪ ♪ aah! ...i would have said you were crazy. but so began the year of me. i discovered the true meaning of paperless discounts... and the indescribable rush of saving drivers an average of $620. why does fear feel so good? i fell in love three times -- once with a woman, once with a country, and finally... with myself. -so, do you have anything to declare or not? -isn't that what i'm doing? he gets the best deal ong the perfect hotel by using. tripadvisor! that's because tripadvisor lets you start your trip on the right foot... by comparing prices from over 200 booking sites to find

. >> what was really kind of stunning at the time, barely a peep of objection. the press went completely along with it. >> bobby didn't want to be attorney general. jack didn't want his brother to be attorney general. nobody thought it was a good idea. but joe insisted. joe knew that jack, newcomer to the presidency, needed someone to watch his back, someone to protect him. he knew that the responsibilities that were now going to be put on his son's shoulders were absolutely enormous. you can't judge a woman looking at her man. you can't judge a daughter by looking at the mother. you can't judge a book by looking at the cover. taking one look. try to read me like a book but i leave 'em all shook 'cuz you judge a book by its cover. you can't judge ok by looking at the cover [x2] this week's homework, gravity. projects are due on friday, please. homework. oh homework. i hate you. you guys ready? you stink. i wish i could wash you away in the sink. woah! we got it! amazing! i'd rather eat spinach and liver, pet ten porcupines, yes! than tackle the homework my teach

resulted in lots of time in paris for scott pruit and his entourage all flying first close including his peeps from oklahoma he got big raises for and this other aid not allegedly doing any work at the time for that month or the month before or after even though taxpayers were paying her salary. sounds like the tour for which they should have made t-shirts at the end, right? is the thing, what was this trip to morocco "the washington postt pruit and epa aids spent four days in morocco promoting natural gas. they met with officials and tried to talk them into making a major change in the economy. he went to plaqmorocco and took trip to convince them to import natural liquid gas to meet the country's energy needs. that's a weird thing for an epa administrator to do. they play no formal role. such activities are over seen by other u.s. government agencys is li -- agencies like the government department. the only active liquified natural gas export plant in the united states at that time was one owned by taniar energy. it's fun to read through the business reporting about carl icahn using leverage

he was also caught peeping on a woman at her home in terra linda.man who says she was recorded at a restroom in northgate mall. detectives recognized uriel after reviewing surveillance video police are getting a search warrant to review his phone. ( will ) new this morning... a car crashed into a hayward home . it happened near fairview avenue and arbutus court. when autorities arrived to the home found a silver four door honda that had landed onto a detached garage.. in the homeowners backyard. no one was inside that garage when police arrived. the driver of the vehicle had also fleed. no injuries were reported... police say they are investigating the accident as a hit and run. ( darya ) 2 people are in custody after stealing a car and evading police. it started early yesterday morning on refugio (re-fu- he-o) valley road in hercules. an officer saw the stolen car pulled over on the side of the road. he came up behind the car and turned on his spotlight. the driver sped off and led the officer on a chase... but later hit a curb. a second police car

. >> we haven't heard a peep because we know he doesn't like this.s ron moore who is a farmer and chairman of the american soybean association quoting in the dispatch, it doesn't sound like he's listening to the people who helped him get elected as much as we would like him to. when agriculture becomes successful, rural america becomes successful. like it or not, we are a global market. we have to have export markets to continue to grow the rural economy and to continue to grow rural america. >> everyone could have seen this coming. here's the person to watch. larry kudlow, replacement at the nec beginning his new role. we saw him earlier this week for the conference with the baltic leaders. he's beginning to engage a little bit on tv, a little bit mixing it up with reporters, but he's going to be a really important voice in influencing what the president does and how the president talks about this. >> and hear kudlow says, everybody calm down. these aren't active tariffs. it takes months to get in place. he's saying, we need to negotiate with china,

of time in paris for scott pruit and his entourage all flying first close -- class, including his peeps from oklahoma he got big raises for and this other aide who allegedly was not doing any work at the time for that month or the month before or after even though taxpayers were allegedly still paying her salary. sounds like the tour for which they should have made t-shirts at the end, right? here's the thing, what was this trip to morocco for? "the washington post" said scott pruitt and crew of epa aides, see in the headline there, spent four days in morocco promoting natural gas. that's weird right? they met with officials and tried to talk them into making a major change in the economy. he went morocco and took the trip to convince the moroccan government to start importing american natural liquid gas to meet the country's energy needs. that's a weird thing for an epa administrator to do. noted that epa plays no formal reel. such activities are over seen by other u.s. government agencies like the energy department and regulatory agency farc. the only active liquified natural gas expo

to it that will permit us to go forward in a productive mutually beneficial relationship with the peep of mexico and the people of canada. it's not done yet. there are still issues that need to be resolved, but we believe there is a real possibility that we could arrive at an agreement within the next several weeks for a renegotiated nafta that will be a better deal for american people. >> reporter: russia today condemned the u.s. action and it seems the u.s./russia relationship has gotten a little frostier on this issue now. what's your message to russia? >> our message to russia is that you're on the wrong side of history. it time for russia to get the message of president trump last night. you're none by the company you keep. it was 2014 when then secretary of state john kerry negotiated an agreement that he would represent and that administration would represent, eliminated 100% of the chemical weapons in syria and russia agreed to be the guarantor of that agreement. and now we see the atrocities, the horrific images emerging from the brutality of this monster in damascus and all t

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he was stopped and sent back to the fill peeps thursday morning.was due to speak at a human rights in d.c. at the invitation of local churches. those churches a little his treatment violated his human rights. >> seeking transparency and accountability on the part of customs and border patrol and homeland security about what actually took place. >> government officials say the allegations are false and all travelers treated with integrity, respect and professionalism. >>> new details about pa pit bull that nearly bit off the finger of a san francisco boy. it attacked him as he walked in bay view saturday night. luis suffered puncture wounds to hands, arms and legs. sees due to get better and released from the hospital today. the dog will be tested for rabies. it's unclear what city officials will do with the canine after that. >>> all right. it's almost 6:38. you're never more than seven minutes away from accuweather forecast. temperatures with a little spread on the peninsula 49 daly city, half moon bay 50. get on the bayside 53 at san mateo to 55

. >> there's also the flip of that, he digs in and refuses to make the change a lot of peep expect himo make. that was not the case with shul condition. i was in a briefing room asking questions about this when it was building up. let's get to the question on shulkin, resigned versus fired. hee making real clear he was fired by tweet. there's no other way to interpret his comments. it involves the reform acts of 1998, don't turn the channel stay with us. the bottom line is, if somebody dies or resigns, okay, so the bottom half, dies, resigns or is otherwise unable to perform the if y funks and duty then the president can assign a replacement. explain why this is important to this please of puzzle. >> it's all about the lining. it's not clear the president legally has the authority to do that if he was removed. the law says if a person dies or fails to carry out his duties the president has the right to bring in someone else. if -- >> is this another misstep by the white house? >> well it seems bizarre they're making this case. if he was resigned why not show the letter he submitted res

those are the questions that peep will be looking for answers today. >> barbara starr, caitlyn collins, we appreciate it so much. thank you. >>> russia and syria have condemned the u.s.-led military strikes. moscow's calling for an immediate meeting of the u.n. security council. >> christiane amanpour here with the global reaction. good morning. we know that the eu's foreign policy chief came out and said that the european union is in support of stopping all chemical weapons used. what has been the global response to these strikes? >> reporter: look, as you've been discuss, obviously syria's allies have rejected these strikes. russia, iran, et cetera. just about everybody else has supported them. those who have been public. and whether it's turkey who is very close to russia and iran has said this was an appropriate strike given the circumstances, israel obviously has said the same thing. that we need to see this international low regarding banning the u.s. of chemical weapons or other weapons of mass destruction needs to be upheld. that is what this has upheld. you saw what the presid

we barely heard a peep from him and then all of a sudden those indictments are made public. >> i'm sureverybody who spoke to mr. papadopoulos either in person or on the phone after the day that we now know he was arrested is very worried and thinking back hard on what was said. >> as the net tightens in the investigation, criticism directed at the special counsel intensifies. >> the president on twitter again today sounding off about a witch hunt. >> they're trying to cheat you out of the leadership you want with a fake story. >> some who initially praised the pick have changed their tune. former house speaker newt gingrich went from superb choice to -- >> i think the people mueller is bringing in are dangerous people. any republican who thinks this counsel will be neutral is crazy. >> republican members of congress have introduced legislation calling for mueller's removal. >> i join my colleague the gentleman from arizona in calling for mr. mueller's resignation or his firing. >> anybody who is criticizing in advance bob mueller or the special counsel's office doesn't know him and they

you make of over the weekend when israel took action and the rest of the world didn't really say a peeping saudi arabia? almost as if they were thinking it's better for israel to do it if they're able to push back against assad. >> i think the israel list didn't admit to it, that there was kinds of things that they say is that they feel oppressed from some of the drones and various things that are coming out that are being supported as one reads about this by hamas or iran. and that there had to be some way of saying this is unacceptable. but the israelis did this, again, they never had admitted it, erpler in terms of stopping a threat to what they consider their security. basically coming from forces that are being supported by iran. >> dana: also, i wanted to ask you about north korea. in your book you talk about your efforts to try to push back against missile program in north korea. does president trump have a point when he says that the previous administrations failed? and when president obama met with him that first day after he had won, he said this will be your biggest foreign p

>> i didn't hear a peep out of her. obviously her shrieks and screams, but i didn't hear anything from her. >> how far out of the seat? >> luckily she had her seat belt strapped, but you know how big those windows are it was moving so fast everybody was freaking out. >> it was so awful. i'm so sorry for her family tonight. it's terrible. at one point the plane was going down, right? you guys knew the plane was going town and it wasn't looking good. people were buying more internet time. you were on your laptop on facebook live, right? >> right. i immediately thought, you know, if i probably -- i didn't honestly think we were going to make it. who think you walk away from that type of experience. and all i could think was needing to communicate with my friends and family and loved ones back home. and so as a marketer i'm always, you know, thinking about social and using that as a means. as a means to communicate. but all i could think about was how i could get messages out to the people i loved. and so rather than really

they can be short lived, peep don't talk to each other, or they can be escalated for years where youally lose some members of the family. we don't want to get to a hatfields and mccoys situation but at the end of the day we don't know what the details of the trade talks are do china has a lot it can do internally it's limited on what it can do for tariffs but many multinationals are operating in china. >> right. >> i worry about the collateral to those companies operating in china as china has to save face in this duelling war of words. it's not unlike them to take targets within china. >> diana, and steven can weigh in on this as well the question i have is at some level everybody has the bet on how these negotiations actually go, and how they end so you have the president. he lights the fire you have larry kudlow who then is like the firefighterer every morning trying to put the fire out and saying actually we didn't really meanan to light the fire, at least for now how does that end? meaning you keep saying we have to get to these negotiations sure but if you set yourself up in on

from the president himself, not a peep of knelltinegativity abo russian strongman, plus this month, former fbi james comey. >>> and a tweet storm that snowballed. president trump saying mexico is allowing caravans from central america to pour into america and take advantage of the daca program, vowing there will be no daca deal and calls once again for his border wall. not hard to pinpoint the source of the president's frustration. a banner on his favorite morning show. on a trip to eastern mass, the president wasn't done with the issue making these remarks. >> mexico has got to help us at the border. and a lot of people are coming in, because they want to take advantage of daca. and we're going to have to really see. they had a great chance. the democrats blue it. -- blew it. mex kei has got to help us at the border. they blow right through mexico. they said to the united states. can't happen that way anymore. >> we want to break down several angles of the story and how it fits into the president's recent behavior of the trump doctrine on mexico. is there some concrete action that will fo

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he's used this law, which is used for scientists into times of crisis, to give raises to his oklahoma peeps's not like there's any needs related to drinking water, right? we have the congressman from michigan whose district includes flint, michigan. i wanted to talk to you because you put out a fairly outraged statement criticizing the use of the epa's use of the protection laws in order to do this at the epa. what's your main criticism of scott pruitt here? how do you feel about this scandal? >> this is outrageous. i know what the safe drinking water act is supposed to be used for, to hire scientists and health professionals to go into places like my hometown of flint, to bring resources and expertise to help deal with problems with drinking water. not to add, basically, bonuses to the payroll of top people he brings in that are essentially his political friends and allies. this is really frustrating. i have a lot of difficulties with what mr. pruitt has done. his ethical lapses notwithstanding. the fact that his priorities for the epa are to roll back protections for people like the peopl