safe and families who are of child-bearing years, want to they can have confidence that when they ravel, when they want to start a family, that this is not an issue. to the extent that that's omething that we think is important, then this is a pretty modest investment for us to get assurances. unfortunately what we have right the senate approving a package that would fund a little over half of what's been requested. the house, so far, has approved third of the money that's been requested, except is taken from the fund we're currently using to monitor and fight against ebola. effectively, there's no new money there. is that the house has done that you can rob peter to pay paul. given that i have at least retty vivid memories of how concerned people were about ebola, the notion that we would stop monitoring as effectively in dealing with ebola in order zika doesn't make a lot of sense. and i don't think it will make a lot of sense to the american people. so here's the upshot. something that is solvable. it is not something that we have it is c about, but something that we have to take ser

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he was driving near the san and a half he will -- san ravel bridge, later in another county. upsetting news for the family, they say the only person who knew his whereabouts is no longer alive. >> i'm heartbroken. she's gone and they killed him. he's the one with the answers. he knows. he's the main source. >> the family will hold out hope that she is still alive, and they plan to conduct their own search this weekend. >> we don't have any answers or many other thoughts other than that we hope she's alive. we hope she's out there somewhere. that's all we can do. >> the search and rescue team was called in to help. the search team is going to return home with more resources and search on foot, by boat and from the air. >> what about that gold saturn? are investigators say did they fine anything that would make them believe she was in the suspect's car? >> we checked with that. there's an open and active investigation. they're processing that scene down in southern california. so hopefully we'll get more answers about that question if there was anything inside there, any kind o

of this strategy and the political side, which i just found so many contradictory elements as i .raveledhrough iraq, syria, we are working on basing this military campaign is political fix and. those of -- quicksand. those were the three things. looking at the power, the people doing this, and trying to think through the politics. what is possible before the obama administration ends in january? the obamahink administration has been accelerating its campaign in raqqa,against rocca -- mosul.inst there are very few people who think the clearing can be accomplished before obama leaves office. , in part is aama legacy issue, and as role in commander in chief, wants to push hard using the tools he has at hand. that is what i was able to see. the most interesting thing i found in iraq -- we will talk more about syria, but in iraq, i was just there on my own three weeks ago looking at the campaign against most of -- mosul. i was able to see, in the euphrates valley that stretches towards the, jordanian border, there has been a lot ofmosul progress made. -- a lot of progress made. sheiks were ve

claims to be the bernie sanders guy in the '92 race against bill clinton and so jerry brown was the ravel son some of that trying to stave a sanders surge and charge in california in the last days of the campaign. >> you heard jane sanders, wife of bernie sanders, say to me if he gets 67% of the remaining delegates out there, he could get more pledge delegates than hillary clinton. that's a high hurdle. >> anything can happen. bernie sanders was at the warriors game and surprised they came back from the 3-1 deficit. anything can happen. that's what they're thinking and telling their supporters. we have tuesday. we'll see how he does in california and how hillary clinton does in new jersey. she could wrap it up in new jersey. i think she needs like 70 more delegates or something like that. she could wrap it up even as people in california are still going to the polls. >> do you think that's realistic? >> i do that she goes over the top before the california polls close, yeah. >> we'll see what happens. thanks very much. an important note. later today hillary clinton will join jake tapper l

position, are they designed to get rid of overnment or to get rid of auctioneers or to get rid of ravel agents or architects, bankers, et cetera. and along the same line, is insurrection somewhat coincidentally compatible with instant communication? so if yesterday or today, 5 million people were going down sao paulo, it's because they could do that. mr. zuckerman: let me ask you the second one first. instant k that communication has a great deal interaction. and there's a huge history behind this. a lot of what we know about technology and mobilization actually comes from he philippines, and mobilization through sms, this tuff has been wonderfully documented by howard reingel in his book, smart mobz, where able to simply say, square, l going to the wear black, show up, pass it on. it turns out that text message was enough to pull down the government and put people out into the street. so it's much easier through some of these technologies to mobilize people and bring them was before.ever the flip side is that overnments are getting much smarter about it, and they're starting to underst

into or more to the diagnosis and so i remember taking a course at harvard in the 1970's with roger ravele, he was talking about climate change and the greenhouse gas effect and so on, so here we are, this year we had the monumental set of agreements so how do you see where we are with climate change and where we go in coming years so the scheme of your framework? >> the number of people in denial is shrinking happily after many years of very hard work by many people. you hear modeling, diagnosis, what do we do and what we don't do, some of the diagnosing questions become kind of loud. we are going to see the clouds, technology is going to solve everything. i think some technology very much can. there's one in the book that just blew me away in conversation that i had moderated a couple of years ago in summer davus with a company that had created something to literally create plastic out of thick air. >> i had to google that one. [laughter] >> if you like technologies, they basically -- it's a carbon capture technology where they put something, i don't know, on top of the smokestacks, i'm

and i remember taking a course at harvard in the 1970s with professor roger ravel, and he was talking about climate change and the greenhouse gas effect. here we are, actually this year, we had this monumental set of agreements. how do you see where we are with climate change and where we go in coming years in sort of the scheme of your framework? >> sure. well, climate change is a great example of all different, all five stages at once. the number of people in denial is, it's shrinking, happily, after many years of very hard work by many people. you hear muddling, you hear diagnosing, what do you do, what don't we do? some of the diagnosing questions become kind of wild, you know? we're going to seed the clouds, we're going to -- technology's going to magically solve everything. i think some technologies very much can. there's one in the booking that just blew me away in conversation that i had moderated in china a couple years ago at the summer davos with a company that had created to literally create plastic out of thick air. >> i had to google that one when i was reading about it.

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one, there are significantly more people moving through this, ravelers now than -- >> not that, not that many more percentagewise. >> yes, sir, actually -- >> there has been an increase, i can tell you there has been a big increase, but not a 2 1/2 times increase over when it was privatized, i can assure you of that. >> we'll get you the exact number, i think you would be surprised at how much more volume we're seeing and there is a lot more to worry about at a heckpoint than we had before. a lot more threats to the system. this is one of the most dynamic threat environments i've ever seen. so the nature of passenger screening is much more complex than it was 15 years ago prior to 9/11. >> have you review ed the testimony of the witnesses we had a few days ago, in particular the testimony by the one administrator that you spent $12 million on a restaffing of a floor that should have cost $3 million at the most? >> i have reviewed the testimony. and as i mentioned, i put significant controls over expenditures, over costs associated with those expenditures at all levels of the organization

there have been 503 reported ravel associated cases of zika in united states territories, including puerto rico, american samoa and the united states virgin islands. ere are 698 locally acquired cases reported. while these numbers may seem small, we must take into account that we are not even in the summer months, and mosquito season has not even started. despite these troubling figures, if you want to learn what is most important to the majority in their response of this emergency, one need look no further than the summary of this bill prepared by the appropriations committee republicans. at the top of that summary, they noted for their members that the funding was, as i quote, entirely offset, unquote. . this statement was undermined, bolded and italicized. mr. speaker, we are facing a public health emergency. and apparently the most important thing to my friends on the other side is that we address this emergency head-on with adequate and robust emergency funding, but rather that we make sure what little funding they're allocated doesn't cost new money to do so. i guess my republican fr

and then all those who were involved in this kind of political hysteria will have to under ravel. >>sion, they say they'll release their findings in the summer. so all of this drags on until it butts up against the general. >> well, i'm sure that the department of justice is not a political investigation at all. and that continue wants to resolve this as quickly as possible. and when they do, they'll issue a statement. >> donald trump does not want to resolve this, as quickly as possible. in fact, he says he will make an issue of these things, among others if he is going to go against hillary clinton in the general. so he has put out a new ad about bengha benghazi. let me show this to you and our viewers. >> we've seen rake and violence directed at american embassies over an awful internet video. >> she lied to me. she told me it was the fault of the video. >> she said we are going to have the filmmaker arrested, who was responsible for the death of your son. >> so she did say to you that the benghazi attack was caused by protests? >> absolutely. i don't know if that's funny. >> how