admiral richardson had gotten fired -- we point this out in the book -- he was pacific fleet commandern 1940 and of realist, and a very capable officer, and he went to the white house finally in 1940, and argued for two hours with franklin roosevelt about keeping the fleet at pearl harbor, and he said we are vulnerable and need to move the fleet back to california, and finally it became heated and he finally told franklin roosevelt, mr. president, i have to inform you that most of the leaders of the pacific fleet do not have confidence in you to lead our navy. fdr did not do anything at that precise moment. he would not act on what he said, and he finally, fdr was elected in november in 1940, third term, and right after the election he fires him. i don't know a movie has gone into the life of admiral richardson or not, but he is back in the united states on the day pearl harbor is attacked, and he is sitting there getting all that news and he knows, i warned them over a year ago, and it still happened. >> thanks. did fdr acknowledge any limits , constitutional limits on the commander i

all right, bill richardson, former governor of mexico, ambassador, thank you so much for being with useciate it, sir. >>> all right, u.s. troops now on the move in the turkish/syrian border. what is the mission? that's next. >>> all right, but first, a quick look at the markets right now with an hour into the trading day. a mixed start to the month of may for the market, up just a modest three points there right now. the nasdaq is moving higher as well. we'll be right back. [student] i can just quit school and get a job. [ex student] daddy's here. [wife] hi [dad] hey buddy [son] hey dad [wife] i think we can do this. [chancellor] adam baily. [chancellor] adam baily. thithis is the new new york.e? think again. we are building new airports all across the state. new roads and bridges. new mass transit. new business friendly environment. new lower taxes. and new university partnerships to grow the businesses of tomorrow today. learn more at esd.ny.gov but they're different.d kind it's nice to remove artificial ingredients. kind never had to. we've used real ingredients, whole nuts, and nat

on west richardson avenue. bristol borough 9:00 a.m., fair good avenue and pond street and continuing on to saint mark's church. this morning 9:00 a.m., newtown bucks county at the commons west building one in collegeville and trap starting at 10:00 a.m. this morning at the agustus lutheran church and community day near water work park. radnor delco, 9:45 a.m. start time at the radnor financial center. parade in narberth kicking over at 9:30 windsor and conway avenue. media, the parade starts at 10 arm along state street and proceeds through town. without for the street closures and people marching in each of those areas. >> the teenager girl who was a target of a hate speech before a deadly stabbing on a train in portland is speaking out. she said the violent incident continues to haunt her. they were on the train when a man started yelling hateful words toward them. a stranger inter veenld and what happened next she will never -- intervened, and what happened next she would never forget. >> we turned around w

. ♪ [applause] >> [applause] >> and richardson, general walsh, all the members of the faculty, the progradef midshipmen, all the family and friends that came near and far to join in this special moment and congratulations to the newest officers in the united states navy and marine corps, the naval academy class of 2017. it is an honor to be with you all. [applause] today, it is my great privilege to bring you congratulations. also, to argue the congratulations of your commander-in-chief. the 45th president of the united , president donald trump. i must tell you, standing before all of you extraordinary young americans is deeply humbling for me. it's humbling for me to be here in the midst of fleet week at this story military and i can make -- and academic institution with the extraordinary men and women of the class of 2017. yours is already a class of distinguishing -- of distinction. you distinguish yourself the day you made the decision to put on the uniform of the united states of america. and follow the path of service to this great country. and we honor you for it. [applause] vice pre

admiral richardson and my good friend, vice admiral ted carter.hank you for all the wonderful things you do here at the academy every single day. we are so proud of you. >> as a result of this heroic during leading a company operation vigilant resolve in 2004. silver star and bronze star for valor. american people continued to crisis that when a emerges our naval forces will be present. in performance that that is dramatically successful. the navy and in our marine core continues to be an investment in the character people of this people of this marines need your encouragement. they are looking for leaders quit.ever they want to be led by young officers like you or the very this generation. you will be the next generation along with thers magnificent nco's a you will will lead that are soul of our core. the legions of great men and women of this magnificent academy -- marinesenerations of they have added chapters to that legacy, so will you. like to thank you for that in advance. thank you. at this time, i would like to midshipmen who will be comm

former new mexico governor bill richardson led talks with north korea over american prisoners. >> why do you think north korea keeps detaining american citizens? >> they keep detaining american citizens at a time of great tension when the u.s. north korea relationship is in bad shape. and they basically do it to get some bargaining chips with the united states to negotiate their release. >> the news comes four days after pyongyang announced it was holding kim sang-duk, an american instructor at the same university. last year a korean court sentenced university of virginia student otto warmbier for 13 years of labor for allegedly trying to steal a propaganda poster. two months later. the latest reported arrest come at a particularly tense time twtween pyongyang and washington. >> in recent weeks north korea has conducted banned tests of ballistic missiles. the u.s. sent warships to the peninsula and secretary of state rex tillerson threatened more pressure on north korea over its nuclear program. >> we are preparing additional sanctions if it turns out north korea's actions warrant add

jason richardson, the whole crew means -- meant a lot for berry obviously to honor them during a playoff run coincidentally against the jazz will rectify that situation they went through at the end of the whole we believe run. >> bairn dafrs, steven jackson they'll be talking tonight try to secure one-on-one interview with them and bring you that at 6:00 live at oracle arena. colin resch. >> should be fun the we believe back in town. tack thank you, colin. >> stolen review's all found in the vacant lot up in the santa cruz mountain the bust is coming up next. >> you know we're doing this for the long haul. the work is for the future. >> from sun baked streets to shade covered avenues. how one man daily walk to school inspired his new mission to beauty fie his hometown of palo alto. >> meteorologist jeff ranieri nothing but blue sky on beaches but i'll tell you more about a 25 degree drop in temperatures and also the possibility of a little bit of rain in the forecast at 5:20 tonight. over. an unusual ar ring has been stopped in its tracks. among >>> fast and furious but now it's over. in

headed back to california, it was less than a year earlier when he ,ired a special prosecutor elliot richardson, attorney general, stepped down immediately. the deputy attorney general also step down. so-called saturday night massacre led to the appointment. guest: that is correct. nightompared the saturday massacre to donald trump'so-called tuesday night asker when he fired the fbi director. in both cases, they had the legal right to fire them. it was not that they were violating the law. it was rather the issue of whether or not they were obstructing justice. firing, not the release of the white house tape many months later, that was the tipping point for richard nixon. it was that firing that turned the public against him. it was that firing that started in impeachment investigation in the house that some eight or nine months later led to the judiciary committee voted favorably for articles of impeachment. a little more than one third of republicans on the judiciary midi voted for at least one article of impeachment. it remains to be seen whether the firing of james comey will have the same

former new mexico governor bill richardson has led talks with north korea over american prisoners. >> reporter: why do you think north korea keeps detaining american citizens? >> they keep detaining american citizens at a time of great tension when the u.s./north korea relationship is in bad shape and they basically do it to get some bargaining chips with the united states to negotiate their release. >> the state department says the security of u.s. citizens is one of its highest priorities. u.s. officials say they'll work with the swedish embassy in pyongyang for the release of american prisoners. >>> ousted justice department offici testify before a senate subcommittee tomorrow about russia's attempts to interfere with the u.s. presidential election. yates was a deputy attorney general under president obama and was fired in january by president trump reportedly for refusing to defend the trump administration's travel ban. former national security advisor michael flynn resigned days later for misleading white house officials for his conversations with a russian ambassador and u.s. sa

she has served with distinction in the tradition of her late beloved mother, holly richardson, who will always be cherished as a devoted staff member of senate president pro tem, strom thurmond. in conclusion, god bless our troops, we'll never forget september 11 and the global war on terrorism. we're grateful for the visit today in washington of medal of honor recipient james livingston, a marine general from mount pleasant, south carolina. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? mr. connolly: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. speaker, i rise today to demand the congress get serious about the russia investigation. in december along with mr. engel of new york i introduced the pure democracy act that would sanction any foreign individual or entity found to have unlawfully interfered with our election process. that shouldn't be a partisan

when americans were detained in north korea, we would send bill clinton or jimmy carter or bill richardson. and the north koreans would use that as an opportunities to start negotiations and obtain something from the u.s. everyone wants to free americans who have been detained in north korea. kennedy: there are three that we know of. >> there is probably a fourth. someone snatched from china and brought into north korea. kennedy: but you know not to go to north korea. people know that. it's like kissing a growling pit bull and be surprised you got bitten in the face. >> a lot of these people have gone to north korea against stern state department advisories not to do so, and against common sense. north koreans could take him as a bargaining chip or take him as a human shield. so yes we should try to get them out, but let's not give concessions. if we do that, we are giving the north koreans incentives to take hostages in the future. so we have to put an end to this dynamic. kennedy: it incentivizes all sorts of b this. it changes by the day. that you so much, gordon chang. kennedy: liberal

margaret richardson, and they went after the clinton's enemies. in america if donald trump had not won. you will hear people, trish, i see people on television arguing saying i don't care if the government listens to my phone calls and reads my emails, i don't care. that's a stupid statement. do they think thomas jefferson and john adams were members of a criminal class that needed to draft this bill of rights and the constitution to protect their nefarious deeds? the fact is, they after hundreds of years through history evolves these wonderful documents to protect us because once the government zeros in on someone and hears something and thinks something, they can get you. trish: i'm going to stop you there. i'm wondering, how do we deal with it in this type of environment where these terrorists are connectingon line? and they are on these social media sites. this is where they meet, this is where they connect. how do we prevent them from connecting if we also want to be protective of everybody's rights in this process? >> we go after the terrori

bill richardson has led talks over american prisoners. why do you think north korea keeps detaining american citizens? >> they keep detaining american citizens at a time of great tension when the u.s./north korea relationship is in bad shape, and they basically do it to get some bargaining chips with the united states to negotiate their release. >> reporter: the news comes four days after pyongyang announced it was holding kim san-duk, an american professor. they sentenced university of virginia student to 15 years of hard labor for allegedly trying to steal a poster. the latest reported arrests come at a particularly tense time between pyongyang and washington. in recent weeks north cokorea h conducted tests and rex tillerson threatened more pressure. the state department says it's aware of the reports of kim hak-sung's arrest and calls the security of u.s. citizens one of their highest priorities. they'll work with the swedish m embas embassy. >> thank you, roxanne na. >>> sally yates, a top justice official in the obama administration,

. >>> richardson san jose gain new eviction protections earlier than expected.the city council voted to immediately end no cause evictions but adding a dozen guidelines for just cause evictions. this was approved in april. the housing department said they've seen 30 tho cause evictions since it passed and worried that more were to come. >>> from drone view 7 you can see some of the thousands of acres wine grapes grown in california. after a harvest tons of waste is left behind. a growing number are finding there's more to these grapes than just a good glass of wine. >> reporter: at tend of the wine growing season vendors harvest grapes at the peak of perfection. for years wine ris have struggled to figure out what to do with the waste left behind called pumice. >> emphasis a long time it was a byproduct and we take it and throw it away. >> reporter: in 2014, wine growers committed to being the first 100% sustainable wine region. they are recycling their pumice. white wine grapes gets turned into compost. the red wine is a great fertilizer and keeps the weeds dow

. >>> richardson san jose gain new eviction protections earlier than expected.night the city council voted to immediately end no cause evictions but adding a dozen guidelines for just cause evictions. this was approved in april. the housing department said they've seen 30 tho cause evictions since it passed and worried that more were to come. >>> from drone view 7 you can see some of the thousands of acres wine grapes grown in california. after a harvest tons of waste is left behind. a growing number are finding there's more to these grapes than just a good glass of wine. >> reporter: at tend of the wine growing season vendors harvest grapes at the peak of perfection. for years wine ris have struggled to figure out what to do with the waste left behind called pumice. >> emphasis a long time it was a byproduct and we take it and throw it away. >> reporter: in 2014, wine growers committed to being the first 100% sustainable wine region. they are recycling their pumice. white wine grapes gets turned into compost. the red wine is a great fertilizer and keeps the wee

then, in the end, she went on the supreme court and got to write an opinion called frontier versus richardson. >> if i might, let me ask you about your views of the senate. there is a very thoughtful reading in the book about the role of the sentence, you discussed the importance of respecting and opponents view even when publicly disagreeing , as you exhibited in shelby versus holder. the voting rights act and you talk about the sense how the justice would not publish it, they would talk about the dissent but not publish it. can you give us a sense of your philosophy of the sense, how do you think about them when you write them? >> i think it was holmes who said if i descended in every case where i thought the court got it wrong, no one would read it. i will save them for the ones that really matter. i keep, on my desk, the unpublished opinions, these are opinions that in the end wouldn't do any harm so he would bury it. it would become a graveyard dissent so his view was that his voice would be all the more compelling if he had saved his dissent for when it really mattered. a great law prof

fishing trip off the coast of louisiana, trying to reel in the monster bluefin tuna 14-year-old caleb richardsonit took him less than an hour to pull it. on the other end was an 853- pound sucker! the record is 1,496-pound tuna caught two years ago in nova scotia. basically, twice the size of the fish you saw. i'm dennis o'donnell. have a great weekend. >>> quite the catch. all right, the play of the day first round of the pga championship, masters champ sergio garcia hitting his tee shot for the world famous island green at tpc sawgrass. [ hole in one ] 17th at sawgrass... garcia w one over par - [ applause and cheers ] >> yeah, he has it. he is on fire these days. the hole inone, one of eight golfers to a's the 17th at sawgrass finishing at one-over par. 6 shots behind the leader. but that is your play of the day. >>> time now 6:25. next, facing potential delays why the raiders impending move to las vegas may not be as soon as thought. >> and somebody is starting car fires two more now in contra costa county. i'm jessica flores live with the details on the investigation coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,

richardson refused and resigned.fired by the solicitor general who became the acting attorney general and later the supreme court nominee. the nixon library apparently is not happy with the trump-nixon comparison's tweeting "fun fact, richard nixon never fired the director of the fbi." bill clinton did fire his fbi director, williams sessions appointed by ronald reagan. sessions was accused of using an fbi plane to visit his daughter and had the government pay for and install a security fence around his home that didn't provide security. sessions voluntarily stepped down under attorney general janet reno. clinton went on to appoint louis freeh and the two were well known enemies who said he was disgusted by clinton's scandals. >> shepard: and fbi headquarters is named for a man that got his start at bureau before it was named the fbi. that happened on this day in history. your insurance company raises your rates... maybe you should've done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual w

accompanying the vice president are the honorable sean stackly, acting secretary of the navy, admiral john richardson, chief of naval operations. lieutenant john robert walsh, deputy commandant. vice president pence: president trump and i will not rest, we will not relent until we rebuild our military, restore the arsenal of democracy and ensure that our soldiers, sailors, airmen, marine, coast guard have all the resources that you need to accomplish your mission and come home safe. that is our pledge to each of you. jonathan: first-time president typically delivers that president but president trump is at the g7 summit in italy. nancy: the conflict is the last stop of the first foreign trip. stephanie ramos reports he spent the day meeting with the powerful leaders. stephanie: president trump is rounding out his first in italy. this is the president's first g7 smi terrorism. >> this week the united kingdom offered one of the worst terrorist attacks in our history. it's at moments such as this that we are reminded of the fundamental interns -- importance of the unique group of nation. stephanie the p