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report to janet reno instead of congress and january net january ne january eitheet reno did a four letter. >> and imagine if the starr report had been provided only to janet reno and she stated her conclusion that clinton committed for crimes. and now a key person, this is why the internet lets everyone talk about it quickly, a key person from that probe also weighing in. monica lewinsky replying saying if fing only. and she certainly experienced plenty of what happened in that investigation. bottom line is we are now seeing a few days into the workweek that four page letter isn't going to cut it for congress to make an informed judgment about what the president did. and so we're seeing lawmakers and jerrold nadler pushing on this tonight. and it makes you think of something that the r&b star once song about, about a four page letter that she wrote to get out her feelings. she needed the letter to express herself. four pages only. but this is a lot bigger than just someone's feelings, even someone as pounimportant as the attorney general. this is about facts. congress will need mor

and the department of justice under janet reno said we have to figure out what is being investigated in a proper and right format. and this resolution simply restates that and would protect that in going forward, what was public conversations with the new york attorney general whose confirmation hearings concxds con filmed that as well. i see that as a restatement of law, a nonbipeding resolution from congress is not going to change. ms. lesko: i just thought that these were most -- i read it from the past. it was 1999 when it was under the clinton presidency, janet reno and eric holder and what i read it seemed like these reports were rereesed to the public and they recommended -- just a summary be given to the attorney general for two reasons, one was bus they thought if everything is released to the public, there would be overinvestigation because the investigators would worry that they were going to be criticized if they didn't turn over everything and the other reason is it would identify people that were not indicted or didn't have -- which is not what happens in other court pr

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one of the interesting parts is a strict reading of the and the department of justice under janet reno said we have to figure out what is being investigated in a proper and right format. and this resolution simply restates that and would protect that in going forward, what was public conversations with the new york attorney general whose confirmation hearings confirmed that as well. that is why i believe this is simply a restatement of law, that a nonbinding resolution from congress is not going to change. thank you both for your answer. i just thought that these -- i read and from 1999 when it was a visit under the clinton presidency. from reno and eric holder what i read it, it seemed like before, all these reports were released to the public and then they recommended that just a summary be given to the attorney general for two reasons. one was because i thought of everything is released to the overc, they would be investigations, because investigators would worry that they would be criticized if they didn't turn over every stone. the other reason is that it would identify people tha

i'm from las vegas but i'm currently in northern nevada in the reno area.llegal alien murder four innocent people from the gardnerville and reno area. >> it is a national emergency. the amount of drugs pouring over our borders must be stopped. this president is standing tall for border security and it's terrible when republicans don't support him in his effort. we have to have an answer for that. lou: i think it's called a primary. you raise as much money as you can and beat every one of them like a drum. thank you very much. always good to see you both. up next the president spells out the true scope of the crisis at our border. president trump: last month 76,000 illegal migrants arrived at our borders. we are on track for a million illegal aliens to rush our borders. people hate the word invasion. but that's what it is of drugs and criminals. you still stressed about buying our first house, sweetie? yeah, i thought doing some hibachi grilling would help take my mind off it all. maybe you could relieve some stress by calling geico for help with our homeown

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storm should make its way into the region saturday with snow possible on the valley floors around renoand carson city.the heaviest snowfall is expected in the mountains south of lake tahoe and west of the california-nevada line. alifornia is drenched and its mountains are piled high with snow amid a still-unfolding winter of storms that was unimaginable just a few months ago.the u.s. drought monitor reports thursday that more than 87 percent of california is free of drought conditions or unusual dryness and just over 2 percent remains in the drought category.state water resources officials say the vital sierra nevada snowpack is now at 153 percent of average to date.a measurement taken thursday at phillips station near sierra-at-tahoe found 113 inches of snow depth compared to just 13= inches (34.2 centimeters) a year ago. the sierra snowpack supplies about 30 percent of california's water when it melts in spring and summer. forecasters expect stormy weather to continue. continue. (anchor) checking in now with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence karnow: it was a dry day for

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a small snow shower near reno in the sierras. we have another storm system for tomorrow. after that it looks pretty clear as we kick in tour the next couple days. we have to get past tuesday first. sunny and nice today 60s which is near average for this time of year . little bit of out cover taking you into tuesday and wednesday. everything is looking good with warmer temperatures by the weekend. >>> a student employee of sacramento state was able to embezzle thousands of dollars . more on the theft and the money that was intended to help undocumented students . >>> a traffic stop recovered thousands of dollars worth of stolen merchandise. welcome back, a man accused of setting fire to a east oakland construction site is due in court today. at the hollis oak apartment site , he pled not guilty but if convicted he could it get up to 20 years in prison. >>> a former sacramento state university student was accused of stealing funds . rosemary ramirez is accused of embezzling more than $5000 from the dreamers resource center . wells fargo bank notified the university that sev

he reported to a three judge panel, not janet reno. janet reno had absolutely no control over kenneth starr. robert mueller is a special counsel within the department of justice. he answers to bill barr, who answers to the president. he is part of the executive branch. this is the white house's right to do this. they may get some political criticism. this is an example of what it means to be a subordinate to the president, that this report can be censored by the white house and there is nothing mueller can do about it except resign in protest if you want. >> i guess the question i have, to what extent can congress force the issue with mueller compelling him to testify, getting aspects of the report. there is a public interest piece of this. the response to the mueller report and narrative style of that report, once that independent counsel law was revised, it was in response to the perceived excesses of that report. >> that's right. the law has been that congress has much less of a right to open up the executive branch's files than a c

and i've met with parents in las vegas and reno who are worried about the impact worsening air quality will have on the health of their children because of climate change and these wildfires. it's not just happening in nevada. throughout our country americans are being displaced and communities are being ravaged by devastating hurricanes, tornadoes, wildfires, and floods that are causing millions of dollars in damage to homes, businesses, and local economies. and worldwide carbon emission levels reached a record high last year, increasing 3.1% in the u.s. alone, despite evidence that high emissions are driving changes in our climate and fueling extreme weather patterns. yet, this administration and the republican leader have done nothing to act despite overwhelming support from americans who want us to protect our planet and our communities. in my home state, nevadans know the stakes. in 2016, colorado college polled voters in six western states about their views on climate change. at the time 58% of nevadans expressed concerns that climate change was a serious problem. in january, nev

janet reno herself testified before congress in 1999 that it was a bad idea for independent counsels to publish final reports. many members of the democratic majority in congress today voted against the public release of materials related to the starr report and, mr. speaker, i would ask unanimous consent to insert into the record a narrative related to a roll call vote 425 from the 105th congress. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. collins: thank you. for the record i'd note the following democratic members voted against the release of the starr materials. speaker pelosi, majority whip clyburn, chairman nadler, chairman cummings, chairman engel, chairman waters, ms. jackson lee, mr. markey, chair lofgren and chairman neal, among others. it is amazing we have now changed our perspective on that but in light of that with a republican in the white house. again, this resolution simply basically restates the regulations that are currently in place that were written under the clinton department of justice. it is going to come forward. the new attorney general has said he want

agency the national intelligence service to lawmakers here in seoul about developments at tongue chang reno this is as you mentioned there a site for the launch of satellites into space but also has been used for the testing of engines for ballistic missiles and there was a verbal agreement an undertaking a verbal undertaking last year from the north koreans that they would at least dismantle parts of this site well the intelligence briefing which seems to be corroborated now by sources in the u.s. based on satellite photos seems to indicate that they are in fact has been building going on at the site specifically the restoration of a door and part of the roof on one of the buildings one of the facilities there which seems to has led people to wonder what north korea is up to whether there might be any resumption of testing but there is a very large question mark over just when this work was carried out was it after the summit took place the failed summit last week in hanoi or was it jordan or even before the summit so there is a very big question mark over whether this is any kind of negat

- somebody said, "what kenneth starr's report," which was 343 pages long, "had been given to janet reno, and janet reno then sent a letter to congress saying, 'well, the starr report concluded that bill clinton didn't commit any crimes?'" i mean, we need to see what's in that report. >> do you think mueller refusing prosecute, which was essentially what he was tasked for -- investigating and prosecuting -- does th mean that mueller potentially didn't fulfill his duties?ha >>s a really good question. and, again, without seeing what mueller actually said, all we have is barr's chacterization of it. and, by the way, one of the things mueller's report did say was, "we found evidence on both sides of the obstruction we decided there wasn't enough to prosecute, but the president is not exonerated." he used that word -- "not exonerated.", and, of courerybody in the last 2 or 3 days has been saying, "the president's fully exonerated." mueller didn't say that. he exprely said he wasn't. but i think mueller should have reached a conclusion, but,on again, i know why he didn't. he may have said, "t

par reno te cuando vio que dos canguro se le acercaron pensÓ que era curioso que se le acercaran, perolo que hicieron los animales fue atacarlo porque vieron al hombre como una amenaza e hicieron lo que ---see del presidente andres manuel lopez-obrador...cuales han sido sus logros, y que es lo que falta por hacer en su gobierno? tenemos un informe >>> se cumplen 100 dÍas del gobierno del presidente andrÉs manuel lÓ por hacer en su gobierno?. le tenemos un informe desde mÉxico. >>> el presidente trump pide mÁs dinero, tenemos las reacciones desde la capital federal. >>> este es su noticiero telemundo 48 a las 5. >>> ¿quÉ tal? buenas tardes les saluda claudia garza. >>> los primeros 100 dÍas del mandato del presidente de mÉxico, andres manuel lÓpez obrador. visitas por todo el paÍs. >>> asÍ es, jazive pÉrez nos hablo sobre los retos que en frente el mandatario mexicano. >>> sonrÍe con cada aplauso que le dieron sus invitados. escucharon como el presidente de mÉxico desdescribiÓ el trabajo que ha hecho. >>> ya 62 de los 100 compromisos se han convertido en hechos. >>> andrÉs manuel lÓpez

once again rashad is visiting on to reno as he still failed to find the bride will try. if approach later the interest of you so there would. be joint custody she dies of course the whole bundle let you go just to name two months arena just rashad adopting the strategy instead of scouring crimea you should look for a bride here and some on. moving here the last few little words there's a little much to do. here sue cliffs there are more took a. poll on the wrong. point zero itself work. that you know. it's interesting you can you go to them and you put up a sky just like you want you to just have set aside a slight this is how vehicles board the ferry literally bumper to bumper it's hire some ordeal first you have to wait in line for tickets then line up for inspection then again to actually board with the music. after all that even in good weather and depending on how many cars there are the crossing can say two to three hours even though the actual sailing time is only fifteen to twenty minutes but if it's stormy forget it you stay ashore praying for the weather to bre

and it dates back to the clinton department of justice, led by janet reno and eric holder, they issued background information on the new regulation and specifically i'm not going to read the whole thing, but it basically says the principal source of the problem with the final report requirement is set forth in the independent counsel act is the fact that the report typically has been a public, unlike thebeli closing documentf any other criminal investigation. this single fact goes to provide incentive to over investigate in order to avoid public criticism for not having turned over every stone and create potential harm to individual privacy interest of those people who have not been prosecuted. so in the resolution, it says that everything has to be turned over for public release except which is prohibited by law. my question to both of you, i am trying to determine if expressly prohibited by law includes if somebody is listed in this report that has been found to have doned nothing wrong, will their name and information be released? [inaudible] >> i suspect that they would be released

a live lookdeer rk, firefighters trying to put the flames reno. a huge plume of smoke with flames in the picture. a shelter in place for all of deer park. and the nearby freeway also shut down both directions. there are no reports of right now of any injuries . >>> parts of the midwest underwater this morning after historic flooding. aerial footage shows entire houses with only the rooftops visible at least two people have died. several states are making efforts to help. >> reporter: the extent of the damages best seen from the side, roads and farms in nebraska transformed into lakes. all the result of flooding after two levies broke said he water into towns. >> their trucks the cannot get in or out of fremont so things are flooding supplies from all over. jets and says ms. >> reporter: this video from the police department shows a nighttime helicopter rescue after two people became stranded. it shows the danger of driving through barricades blocking flooded roads. at least two people have died in columbus. this 50-year-old was swept away as he tr

colorado springs, reno, places that are here. but i asked her, how do you entice people to come here in your job offers and she says well we don't talk about real estate, we talk about the weather. you can live outdoors. >> people commuting from sacramento, modesto. now we have to go farther out. crazy. >> a lot of time spent in the car but for weather and the location. >> thank you. >> speaking of weather live look outside cloudy skies over the bay. bay area seeing scattered showers all day long and not over yet. thwet weather in san ved francisco. kind of a rule you don't leave home without one and even more rain, not exactly what people who live along the russian river want to hear. the river well within the banks and it will probably stay that way. >> flooding rainfall not expected but there is more rain moving in so those folks i hope they enjoy seattle weather because that's basically what we've been doing the last two months. more rain on the radar, steady rainfall in a few spots. one spot would be hayward stretching over

this was just trying -- the department of justice under janet reno said we have to figure out a way to report that was investigated in a right format. i think that's what's going to be followed here. i think this resolution restates that and would protect that and going forward what was public conversations with the new attorney general and his confirmation hearings confirmed that as well. that's why i see this as simply a restatement of law that a nonbinding resolution from congress is not going to change. >> and thank you both for your answer. yeah, i just thought that these were most -- you know, i read it from the past. it was from 1999 when it was under the clinton presidency. from what i read, it seemed like before all these reports were released to the public, and then they recommended they not -- they just -- just a summary be given to the attorney general for two reasons. one was because they thought if everything is always released to the public, there will be overinvestigation because the investigators would worry that they were going to be credit sized if they didn't turn o

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. >> i'd say reno they get crazy in reno, you all. >> number two, florida, surprise. >> not surprisedlifornia, forest, texas. >> five in tennessee. we have a knot in the top five, i'm surprised? just one day out of the year, illinois is up there, georgia, too. tao. >> i know that for a fact. all right, so you know what's also crazy? >> what? >> there is a new trend among the men, typically you think of knitting you think of -- >> grandma. >> lots of grandmas knitting you a sweater you never wear. for the men it's apparently becoming more comfortable knitting in public. . >> wow. >> at the string springs in brooklyn, men from all knitting backgrounds join to knit, chat and learn from each other. i can see how it's a great activity. knitting is very therapeutic. for the people that i know, men and women, they say it's therapeutic. you are knitting. >> this friday is international women's day, are they going to be knitting those pink -- what do they call those, the uh -- >> i can't remember. >> onto number three now, a groom dancing for his bride. >> oh. >> oh, oh. >> you are not lucky t

a quick mover left snow in reno and zipped right out of their. cold in the single digits for some including truckee, incline village and south lake tahoe. there are reports of ice on 1580. 27 lakeport and kelsey bell, 33 hillsboro, 34 woodside. 27 lakeport, 39, 41 san jose napa airport. 37 redwood city and many 30s to the south as well. gilroy 38, 37 and cold in the santa cruz mountains. 40s in and around campbell and santa clara at 44 degrees. northwind northwest with only concord buchanan as the outlier. fairfield was northwind at 25 until he stopped reporting. we have clear skies today with no worry of cloud cover. everyone will be sunny and we will rebound from those cold temperatures and end up in the low to mid-60s. till unseasonably cool and more rain and snow down into arizona. it has been a cold pattern for them but the main story is the big low producing barometric pressure in pueblo at 28.79. denver was at 29.07. they will start to rebound in do so quickly once everything cold out. the cloud cover will move in but we are not expecting

but i think the current situation involving reno and nissan may have had an influence. beenncharged with three counts of financial misconduct, the past two over accusations that he underreported his compmpensation attnissann by about 6363 million euros,s, in violation of the las that require these companies disclose the salaries of authority and investors. he has also paid company money to a buuinesess run in saudi arabia by a friend for a favor. denies the charges. out of detention but not out oo the woods, he faces up to 10 years in prison for the alleged financial crimes in a country with the 96% conviction rrte. the summit between donald ttump and kim jong-un ended abruptly without a deal, phere are reports that pyongyang is restoring acilities at its --g-range locking rods long-range rocket launch site. it had been disabled following last year's summit in singapore. for more on n the story, w we cn bring in our international affairs editor. good afternoon.. what is the site? this is associaiated withthorth korea's space e program. not with its missile program. it i

quarter finals all three teams have one thing in common though they will all want smiley's by joe's able reno is back at r.t. with a new show on the touchline which premieres later today before that though here's the special one with his son and a bit of practice on the pitch. thank you look like my that's amazing to get experience for us was to do it hold the time of the week anyway looks like a limb but i thought i'd play with you if you think you will succeed now i. have to think about it i can. let them go thank you let. me explain thank you because i mean. coming up after the break the united states is tightening the screws on venezuela that story in just a few moments. i do think the numbers mean something they've matter us with over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crime happened each day. eighty five percent of global wealth he longs to be old rich with six percent world market thirty percent some with four hundred five hundred three first second per second and this one rose to twenty thousand dollars. china's building two point one billion dollars ai industrial

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both crashed shortly after takeoff in reno show them pitching up and down before crashing. the lion air flight in october crashed in the ocean near jakarta killing all 189 people on board. the cause is still under investigation but aviation experts have raised the possibility that the planes software was partly to blame. the country has grounded the 737 max 8 describes the move as a caution. >> this does not mean the incident was related to defects on the specific fleet. >> the faa is looking into similarities between the two crashes it says it is too soon to draw any conclusions. >>> eight americans were among the passengers killed in the latest crash in ethiopia. the victims of flight 302 came from 35 different countries. they were professors, aid workers and vacationers. at least 20 to work for agencies affiliated with the united nations. they were headed to an environmental conference in nairobi. two brothers from redding were among the passengers killed. melvin and bennett were on vacation and had spent time in australia and mogadishu before boarding the jet in ethiopi

so gaye's wife reno works for the city's tax authorities his daughter victoria is studying law in odessa and is currently home for the holidays . i think i'll probably stay in her death yes i think that's what i want to do with her which. she only wants to return when there is peace if this doesn't happen soon so gay is not ruling out the worst case what of russia would probably annex the whole of ukraine it's a lot stronger than us. there could even be a world war if other countries got involved that would be a catastrophe for. the other end of mary the village. this is where the dock workers are and. since their working hours have been cut they have been focusing more on their wine business. that. is in your water the real work starts in a month's time. that's only buying the grapes just like at the moment the grapes are resting it's like they're hibernating. some of the grapes are sold to bolster the household finances the twins also grow their own vegetables. but our wages are just enough to pay for the electricity water and gas the price of gas alone has gone up twelve times more th

people and mr whatever has of course been convicted of hate speech in the past he was expelled from reno i mean how do you think the commission came to this decision do you see this as some form of reverse racism or some analysts and pundits are saying. so first of all i want to dismiss the term reverse racism because i don't think there is such thing as racism being a one way thing like with all forms of discrimination it's always a thing that can be applied in all acts of discrimination against with one group against another. and really i am baffled as to why they came to this conclusion either it is because they politically sympathize with mr malema or they are afraid of him because they know that his. political party continues to grow in popularity and they worry that they will be on the wrong side of mr malema should he ever gain more power ok great stuff josh with all of its political analyst thanks for your take that on that story on the international thanks for your type. oh us or thirties have issued an official extradition request for an affluent chilean businessman over his pa

another crime another criminal a country that already fed up with both reno is right politician focus aleutian a simple crackdown the reason a criminal justice system isn't working is that we're not sending enough people to jail and keeping there long enough the people are saying very general way that they want to lock these rascals up and people there for a long time during the one nine hundred eighty s. there was a major shift in the congress and in state legislatures have thout how long sentences should be the public was a long term by increasing rates of crime from the one nine hundred seventy s. and early eighty's and they wanted longer sentences they wanted cracking down and that's what happened across the board for all kinds of crimes not only the mandatory minimum drug sentences effective all those sensing laws was not just to increase the sentences that people were exposed to so the people were serving longer time in prison than they did before it was also to take the discretion away from the sentencing discretion away from judges and juries and shifted over to prosecutors it

remember that nun in the 90s who took down one of reno's biggest mobsters and still had time to teachf her choirs motown song >> glnt that some o sister act. >> it was this woman who discovered nuclear fission >> trevor: i'm sorry, nuclear fission. what is that is it >> seriously, trevor, you don't know what nuclear fission is? is? i mean, everyone knows it's when you fission the nuclear-- whatever. the point is her discovery of nuclear fission became its basis for all nuclear weapons. so without her, there are no nuclear bombs. and without nuclear bombs, world leaders would have no way of proving how big their dicks are ( cheers and applause ) fell as, the next time you're butt chugging a p.about r., or start a bar fight or drop a nuke, remember all of the women who made it possible. and honor them by not doing any of that dumb shit in the first place. >> trevor: desi lydic, everyone! ( cheers and applause ) we'll be right back. yeah! ohh yeah! ohh yeah! ohh we hide hotel names, so you can find four star hotels at two star prices. ♪ h-o-t-w-i-r-e [dophin making] e-e-e-e ♪ h-o-t-w-i-r