the district announced its recommendation for revocation yesterday. the school reform commission will discuss the issue at a meeting scheduled for next week. >>> today, inspiration will be the star at the new jersey special olympics torch run. the event is set it for later on this morning in mt. laurel. 2,500 special olympians will participate in the summer games. tennis will kick off the games today at the college of new jersey in newing township. tennis will also be one of the sports featured at the summer games of the delaware special olympics which will get underway in newark later on today. about 700 athletes will be participating. the official opening ceremony is set for this afternoon at the university of delaware's bob carpenter center. >>> a new craze could make your dog your workout partner. >> yeah. there's always a new craze going on. it is called #squatyourdog. thousands have posted videos on facebook and instagram. it's -- it's simple -- people put their pup on their shoulders and squat. people with smaller dogs seem to have a slight adv

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this was just a partial revocation of the state that has understanding and decision from court afterad a terrible impact on many travellers coming into the united states. can you give us some exa m ples states. can you give us some examples about how this will affect some of the people you work with? examples about how this will affect some of the people you work with7m course. this is going to have an impact starting on 29june, once the ban goes into place, essentially up until that point we will be working with our partners at the aclu and americans advancing justice to make sure that just like when americans advancing justice to make sure thatjust like when the first ban came there are going to be representatives at these airports so that when these officers and agencies are making determination to make a determination on what bona fide relationship will be, we make sure that civil rights organisations are there to hold the government accountable, and make sure the rights of those individuals and families that will be impacted in the united states will be upheld. this will have im

it a priority to look at addressing some things that the ranking member mentioned, some of the revocationsnd disruption of service. i never miss an opportunity in this venue. we've got a lot of red tape to cut through in the v.a. and the dod. let your senate offices in your home states be the scissors. here for- i've been two and a half years. we've opened up our 10,000th case helping people, 6000 of which are veterans-related. the next time you deal with the via a on benefits you are entitled to and you are not getting the right answer, let your next phone call me to the senator of your choice in your state. make it our job. i want to thank all of you for your service, both the spouses and the men who served. tanielian, i've got to go back and brag again on tom and mary. they were at senator dole's kickoff for hidden heroes. they've had dictated for als research. you are continuing to serve. not only are you serving your household, you are doing a great service for everybody else. talking toan, somebody who is in the unique position of being on this committee, and the chair of the personn

it may constitute cause for revocation of security clearance, subject me to criminal sanctions, disciplinary action by the fbi including dismissal and subject me to personal liability in a civil action. in this exchange at thursday's hearing, director comey, former director comey confirmed that he deliberately drafted the memos, and effect laying the groundwork to share them and make them public. >> i found it very interesting that in the memo that you wrote after this february 14th conversation, you may clearly wrote that memo in a way that was unclassified. >> my thinking was if i write it in such a way that i don't include anything that would trigger a classification, that would make it easier for us to discuss within the fbi and the government, and to hold onto it and a way that makes it accessible to us. >> senator susan collins of maine who asked the question, revealing that the fbi director had passed documents to a reporter. this morning on fox, she disputed his assertion that the memos are not the governments. >> mr. comey was writing in his private journal at home at night. he prod

today there are no revocations across the country going on until we get the guidelines better understood and better -- in better shape. senator murray: that's the freeze you're talk about? that's only a temporary measure? secretary shulkin: it's a temporary measure until we revise policy. i will not accept giving benefits and then taking 94% of them away. that's ridiculous. sec thing is, is that on the right amount of money to request , we only spent, even though $750 million was in the budget we only spent $521 million. so in budget planning for next year, they requested $600 million. ok. which is a modest increase from where we are. our hope, as you know, and you've been a tires readvocate for this, is to expand caregiver benefits and we do plan on working with you with that. but we hope by expanding caregiver benefits, particularly to older veterans, which today aren't getting the benefit the way they should, that we actually find that that's going to be cost effective because remember, we pay for long-term care. so my plan is to be responsible to taxpayers. i am going to seek to expa

court and the litigation is still pending, which, according to homeland security, prompted the revocationf the memo that created the second program, the parental program. wereer program is or treated -- created by executive order or law, they were created by memo. executive authority. all that is required to finish them is what we saw yesterday, the risk vision -- the rescission of the memo. host: how big a victory is this for immigration rights activists? guest: hard to tell. nothing had been implemented as far as the parents and for many, they view it as a significant loss, hoping the court would have seen it their way, that this was a lawful use of executive authority. and the program would have stayed in place. hard to tell, if this had been litigated fully through the supreme court, and had gone the way of conservative opponents, it would have gone away and ruled not legal. had it gone the way of immigrants rights activist and immigrants fighting for it, the administration could have said, we get that it is legal but still not going to do it. it is a policy memo. in terms of the daca

what was the reported on in charleston, completely unacceptable. 94% revocation of caregiver benefits unacceptable. that's why we suspended the program. there are no revocations across the country going on until we get the guidelines better understood and better and better shape. >> that's the freeze you're talking about? >> that's the freeze. >> that's only a temporary measure. >> it's a temporary measure until we revise policy. i will not accept giving benefits and taking 94% away. that's ridiculous. second thing is, on the right amount of money to request, we only spent -- even though $750 million was in the budget, we only spent $521 million. in budget planning for next year, they requested $600 million. okay. which is a modest increase from where we are. our hope as you know and you've been a tireless advocate for this is to expand caregiver benefits and we do plan on working with you with that. we hope by expanding benefits, particularly to older veterans, which today aren't getting the benefit the way they should we actually find that's going to be cost effective. remember, we

another partner at wray's law firm is the ethics advisor to trump's revocable trust which holds the president's business assets. wray could face questions about any work he might have been done connected to the president. >> now ahead of comey's testimony, today members of the senate intelligence committee are questioning two of the nation's top intelligence leaders, both the nsa director and the director of national intelligence said that they were never -- they were never pressured by the president they'd be asked by the president to publicly state that they'd seen no collusion between the trump campaign and russia. >> did the president, the reports that are out there, ask you any way, shape or form to back off or down play the russian investigation. >> i'm not going to discuss the specifics of conversation with the president of the united states. >> "the washington post" article that came out last time was behind the z-braefs firing today. dan coats told associates that the president had asked him to interfere with then fbi director james comey. >> i have never been pressured, never felt pre

so what was reported on in charleston, completely unacceptable. 94% revocation of caregiver benefits, unacceptable. that's why we suspended the program. and today there are no revocations across the country going on until we get the guidelines better understood and in better shape. >> so that's the freeze that you're talking about. >> right. right, that's the freeze. >> that's only a temporary measure. >> it's a temporary measure until we revise policy, because i will not accept giving benefits and then taking 94% of them away. that's ridiculous. second thing is, is that on the right amount of money to request we only spent -- even though 750 million was in the budget, we only spent 521 million. .. >> about two months ago. >> of course. absolutely. >> let me go to the shortfall. i know that you wrote to try west and healthnet telling them to return referrals for care including for veterans that are curly waiting for care. how many veterans will be affected by that? >> when they can't appoint an appointment within a period of time in the contract we asked them to return it. they are re

first of all, a revocable living trust in and of itself is not what we call an asset protection vehicler and have them map out what is the best way to protect your assets simply because of the fact that there's different type of trusts that are available, but it may not suit your needs. all too often, again, people put their children's name on homes. if, in fact, he's going to invest in the property, is that asset exposed? potentially it is. but there's ways to set up asset protection, such as what we call serious llcs, irrevocable living trusts. again, a competent estate planning lawyer could help walk you through this problem. brian from meritt island, florida, writes... okay. first of all, let's define a zombie foreclosure. zombie foreclosures are those items where either you filed bankruptcy and your debt was discharged or you abandoned your home because you thought there was gonna be foreclosure and the lender never foreclosed on your home. absolutely move back in. why not? if the lender's not willing to take care of the home and get it out of your name, you're still responsible if

reads in part violation of this employment agreement may constitute cause for revocation of my securityarance, subject me to criminal sanction, disciplinary action by the fbi, including dismissal, and percent thatliability in a civil action. former senior fbi executive, every agent, including senior management are required to sign this form but driscoll pointed out in this case, highly unlikely, any reasonable prosecutor would bring this case because of the public's need to know. david: what a strange times we live in, catherine. thank you very much. >> you're welcome. david: melissa. melissa: here to react, jordan sekulow, american center for law and justice director. breaking news, because you're the perfect person to react to this. this is coming out of the house permanent select committee on intelligence russia investigation and they're saying that they are requesting any notes that former federal bureau of investigation director james comey had or memoranda in his possession memorialized discussions comey had with president trump. second, they wrote in their letter. they would like

it reads in part violations of this employment agreement may constituents cause for revocation of my security clearance, subject me to criminal sanction. disciplinary action by the f.b.i. including dismissal and subject me to personal liability in a civil action. we're following up with the f.b.i. to confirm whether f.b.i. executives were also required to sign these forms, shannon. >> shannon: thanks, catherine. >> bill: susan collins was on that committee and she is with me now from ka*phill. thank you for your time, senator. you were the one who asked the questions about the memos. did you expect that answer? >> i must admit i was stunned by mr. comey's answer. the reason i asked the question if there had been press stories about the memo and i was wondering how those memos got to the press. i had assumed that it might have been a high-ranking f.b.i. official, but i never guessed that it was mr. comey himself who had leaked the memo. >> bill: what do you think now, senator? >> i'm surprised. obviously it had the result that mr. comey wanted, which is to prompt the appointment of a

. >> revocation of caregiver and benefits unacceptable. that's why we suspended the program. today there are no relocations until we get guidelines better understood and belter shape. >> that's the freeze you're talking about. >> right. right. >> that's only a temporary measure. >> it's a temporary measure until we revise policy. i will not accept. >> on the right amount of money to request. >> was in the budget. >> budget funding for next year. they requested 600 million. our hope as you know, you've been tireless advocate for this is to expand caregiver benefits we do plan on working with you with that. we hope by expanding benefits particularly to older veterans which today aren't getting the benefit the way they should, that we have find that that's going to be cost effective. because we remember we pay for long-term care. so my plan is to be responsible to taxpayers. >> the ranking member i wrote to you a couple of months ago suggesting series, those issues haven't been addressed and i would like to see the freeze extended until all of those issues were discussed, can yo

first, the statute requires revocation from the attorney general and director of national intelligence authorizing the types of foreign intelligence information the intelligence community may acquire. second, the statute requires are called training procedures and minimization procedures. the charting procedures in the attorney general guidelines set forth the rules by which the intelligence community ensures only foreign persons abroad are targeted for collection and the minimization procedures protect us personal information that is incidentally acquired from the targeting of foreigners abroad. finally, the fisa court reviewed each certification to make sure the governance program is consistent with the statute and fourth amendment. we have the classified and publicly released redacted versions of all these documents including the most recent opinion to ensure the public good understanding of how we use this authority. and importantly, the government section 2 program object to rigorous and frequent oversight by all three branches of government. the first line of oversight and compli

the terms of the negotiations might change, but brexit itself, there were not be a revocation of articleishaad: rishaad: how how badly damaged is theresa may? is she wounded? long time ina politics, so anything could happen. anything could happen to her fortunes in the next months or years. we have seen politicians marginalize make comebacks. may may come back herself, but that is hard to predict at this stage. popularity has taken a beard didn't and it is unlikely she will remain leader or if the conservative party do manage to win a majority, prime minister for a very long time. haidi: we had that itv polls supporting the bbc saying conservatives will get 322. you see those reversals and losses on the sterling. this is #9233, more stability. if we look at that run towards 1.28 for sterling, that would be a decline, but all in all, not too bad. classes,ok at asset the yen doing much of anything, gold bit down, so we are seeing this recession when it comes to the risk off appetite that has started off the asian trading session. could we get another general election though going forward.

revocab revocable. his kids run it. it's not particularly arm's length.ine. this is like why crew and other organizations are briing suits. are enthusiastic about them. it will also give an opportunity for trump's opponents or ethical advocates to get into his tax returns to get into the details of his finances. >> it's going to be really tough to prove this. just as tough toll prover quid pro quo. >> you can read the his piece in the new issue of "new york times." >>> democrats struggle toll get on the same page. steve kornacki, deepening divide. >>> also ahead, political battle lines are being redrawn across europe. emmanuel macron party is poised for an unbelievable win in france. while prime minster theresa may's future is uncertain in the uk. and as president trump's comments about london's mayor draws backlash s the white house considering postponing or cancelling an upcoming trip to england. live report from london. all that and very latest developments in the russia investigation ahead on morning joe. tech: when you schedule with safelite autoglas

amendment 165 regarding suspension or revocation of security clearance of individuals with inappropriate contacts with foreign governments. amendment 273 by mr. franks, the u.s. should provide arms training to the new be a playing counsel. their discussion of on plaque package number four? >> mr. chairman, and like to speak briefly in my amended. >> you are recognized. >> mr. chairman, as many of you know i remain concerned about the plans, or lack thereof in place for iraq, after military operations to defeat isil are complete. based on my observation from visits and meetings with iraqis and military officials. i'm concerned that without a clear plan for providing security liberating isis we witness the same dynamics we witness after 2011 when groups were able to pray on frustrations with government failure and so this seeds isis growth. i'm proud to have the support of don bacon on this amendment. it requires a periodic report from the secretary of defense on post- conflict stabilization capabilities and assessment of how forces trained and equipped prepared to provide support liberate

the question might arise, is article 50 revocable? can you stop it?se it is a process, not punishment. this extraordinary election has grown particles into the air including these procedural questions. there is no precedent. there is no equivalent of the cabinet manual for these negotiations so it is quite extraordinary. it must be hell for the negotiators in brussels. they have been ready for the traps to open a week on monday and there's a chance they not be. andy? this is an incredibly complicated negotiation. the brexit department is in better shape and they have been preparing for this but the issue they have is any deals they do depend upon a majority in the house of commons and looks as if that majority might not be available and therefore every time they are trying to do a compromise deal, every time they are offered something, they are going to have to think about the balance of power on the tory benches in the house of commons which is a nightmare. that will be the test. if theresa may is dealing as prime minister she is going to be looking

court and the litigation is still pending, which, according to homeland security, prompted the revocation of the memo that created the second program, the parental program. wereer program is or treated -- created by executive order or law, they were created by memo. executive authority. all that is required to finish them is what we saw yesterday, the risk vision -- the rescission of the memo. host: how big a victory is this for immigration rights activists? guest: hard to tell. nothing had been implemented as far as the parents and for many, they view it as a significant loss, hoping the court would have seen it their way, that this was a lawful use of executive authority. and the program would have stayed in place. hard to tell, if this had been litigated fully through the supreme court, and had gone the way of conservative opponents, it would have gone away and ruled not legal. had it gone the way of immigrants rights activist and immigrants fighting for it, the administration could have said, we get that it is legal but still not going to do it. it is a policy memo. in terms of the da