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and robert jordan identifies himself as a street minister. and paul lebara robinson didn't offer undetails of his campaign when he filed the paper work. london breed is expected to win re-election for a full term. >>> a new poll shows six of the new democratic presidential candidates would defeat president trump if the poll was held today. senator bernie sanders would come out ahead by 51% to 41%. and california senator pamela harris would win by 47%. the other candidates defeating the president in the poll are senator eli senator cory booker and mayor pete budejudge. >>> the fundraisers are scheduled in private homes in belvedere and san francisco on june 28th and palo alto on the 29th. ticket prices range from $220 to tw $28. >>> our time is 6:47. the pentagon just announced the biggest single defense contract in american history. it's a 3 (400) 000-0000 agreement. it will provide 470 new f35 fighter jets for u.s. armed forces by buying so many planes at once, the government says it will save be about $14 million per plane. a finalized cont

ellen lee zhou, joel ventresca, wilma pang, robert jordan, a street minister, along with paul robertson and jean david schu. london breed took the office after mayor lee's sudden death. >>> san francisco's plan to charge tourists on lombard street faces its first major test. a committee will vote on whether to implement a pilot program. officials are still working out the details how much they would charge and how the reservations would be made. confusion and long wait times. >> abc 7 news is at the airport as travelers and drivers tried to navigate their way through this change. last week the ride share zone was moved to the fifth floor of the domestic garage. there was chaos with people waiting 30 minutes or longer. sfo says it is one of its busiest times and then a vehicle stalled creating a traffic jam. >> normally you take uber to get in and out. right now we're lost. >> it's not comfortable for me or the customer as well. >> it is a trek. uber and lyft blame the longer wait times on increased traffic. >>> the medication to prevent hiv could soon be free for many people. the new re

ellen lee zhou, joel ventresca with sfo, wilma pang, music educator, robert jordan, a street minister robertson and john david chu. breed is running for her first term as mayor and she took over after mayor ed lee's sudden death. >>> happening today, nancy pelosi, jackie speier and mike thompson are gathering to discuss the health care. it is part of the health care for all weekend of action and they'll highlight efforts by house democrats to protect people with pre-existing conditions as well as lowering the hurdle for access and prescription drugs. the event starts at health right 360 and the event will be live streamed. >>> demonstrators converged in san francisco yesterday to protest a bill that would tighten the state's laws on childhood vaccinations. current law will allow children to,a tend school without required vaccinations. it would limit the type of medical examinations. opponents say it's a violation of the doctor-patient relationship. >> well, basically, we think that people have the right to get the opinion of a doctor who doesn't follow the mainstream about vaccine exe

wilma pang, music educator, robert jordan, along with paul report sorn a robertson and jean david chu the office after mayor ed lee's sudden death. >>> happening today, speaker nancy pelosi and congresswoman jackie speier and mike thompson are gathering to discuss the state of health care. the meeting is part of the health care for all weekend of action and they'll highlight house democrats and protect people with pre-existing conditions as well as lowering hurdles to access and the cost of prescription drugs. the event starts at 3:00 a.m. in san francisco. the event will be live streamed. >>> demonstrators converged in san francisco yesterday to protest a bill that would tie in the state's laws on childhood vaccinations. current law lets doctors write exemption requests to attend school without vaccinations. a bill would create the that d can siphon those exemptions. they say it's a violation of the doctor-patient relationship. >> people can get a doctor that doesn't follow the mainstream which is cdc contra attorney richard jafy fe is -- he's now filed a lawsuit to prevent the city

a public health worker, joel ventresca, wilma pang, robert jordan, a street minister along with paul robertson and gene david schu. mayor breed took the office after mayor lee's sudden death. >>> happening today san francisco's plan to charge tourists on lombard street faces its first major test. the committee will vote on whether to implement the pilot program. it would require tourists to make a reservation and pay. transit officials are still working out the details including how much they would charge and how the reservations would be made. basically everything. ride share zones are creating confusion at sfo and some long wait times. >> abc 7 news went to the airport as travelers and drivers navigated their way through this change. last week the ride share zone was moved to the fifth floor of the domestic garage. there was chaos sunday night with people waiting 30 minutes or longer. sfo says that is one of the busiest times. a vehicle stalled. >> you want to get in and out. >> it's difficult for me and the customer as well. >> people aren't happy. both uber and lyft blame the lon

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. >> anyone going to bet on jim jordan and mark meadows over robert mueller?> i think robert mueller will be entirely prepared for this, but certainly president trump's allies will be looking for any way to get a shot at him. but it's hard to imagine. >> i think that will be one of the most important parts of this, will be the tension sort of between the mark meadows people and gates and those people, and what they believe is the origins -- are the origins of this report, of this investigation and mueller, who will defend it, who will say that this was -- this began because of a russian attack on our political system. i mean, to hear that from mueller, i think, will be very powerful. you'll hear a lot of that from him, despite whatever the republicans on the president's defenders on the panels come with, come armed with. >> i think that's a great point. can't wait. >>> up next for us, the first democratic debate is tonight. how can the candidates break through on a very, very, very crowded stage? hey, who are you? oh, hey jeff, i'm a car thief... what?! i'm he

lot of people or close to the president and have his ear would love it if robert mueller came and got a grilling of jim jordan or matt gates or trump allies trying to filet him on capitol hill and push their trumpian narrative. democrats obviously have always wanted mueller to come and testify long before the mueller report was sent to doj and where we're at at the moment. >> looking at tuesday as part of this mini test run here, jonathan, because will they because of the subpoena and don mcgahn, attorney general barr, will they be held in contempt here? >> i think they will. >> and then what happens? >> that's the $64,000 question. if we move to impeachment i think it will partly be based on what the reaction is as to what the courts do in terms of enforcing these subpoenas. so some of the obstruction may be yet to come and that could be impeachable. i think there's confusion about why barbara and joyce's testimony and john dean's testimony is so important so think of the mueller report as the book. right? most people haven't read the book. they need to see the movie. in this country, you have to see the mov

robert mueller has answering to do. kennedy: he does! and people like jim jordan will put him to the fire little to get actual answers.try to dodge a lot but remember when our now not so sanctified james comey kept saying, i don't recall, i don't remember, i don't know. what exactly would you say that you do know, jimmy?that was a question. [laughter] kennedy: i'm a people person! all right, let's move on to mental retardation. i ran war of words with the president to officially devolving into schoolyard -- after has styled up the pressure on them with a new round of sanctions. iranian president hassan rouhani called sanctions are idiotic and he was at the white house is quote - afflicted by mental retardation. president trump did not take the words lying down to end what iran is very ignorant and insulting the statement putting out today only shows they do not understand reality.any account by iran on anything american will be met with graven overwhelming force.and in some areas overwhelming will mean obliteration. no more john kerry and obama. the president did not specify what obliteration actually means. but prett

quoted by the daily beast saying if they allow congressman meadows and jordan and a few others out there they will eviscerate robert mueller. he would love to have him testify. former white house attorney john dabs said something similar. are you swayed by that at all. do you think mueller should testify? >> no. not at this juncture. i don't think it will do any good. if he wants to, i wouldn't object. but he clearly doesn't want to and if you make him testify she going to say read my report. but the next step in this, margaret, my democratic friends have got to make a decision on impeachment. now, i think impeachment will be a sistine task and tough going in the senate, impeachment polls right up there with skimmed milk among the american people, but my advice to my democratic friends is, if you want to do itness go hard or go home. you know, if you want to do it, go to amazon online, buy spine, and do it. but go hard or go home. if you are not going to do it, then let us get back to work. >> brennan: well -- >> i hate to waste a year and a half. >> brennan: understood, but in terms of moving on, from the mueller

robert mueller's report on washington -- russian interference. the democratic be held house judiciary committee will hold a hearing next week. let's turn to republican congressman jim jordanranking member of the house oversight committee. listen. we know they say there are ongoing negotiations. they are calling john dean who had an important role in the watergate scandal, rush limbaugh saying they are trying to sober in john dean to turn this into watergate. will work? >> i don't think so. they haven't officially declared it but it has already started. they have the key chairman in respective committees in the house, the memorandum of understanding how they are going to coordinate their attack on the president. they are totally focused on that but the american people don't want to do. i don't think it works but in the end they will end of doing it and as you said your intro this is the opening act, john dean coming in in their impeachment process. shannon: an opinion piece in the washington post, we are finally going to get hearings on the mueller report. if the president and his allies were telling the truth when they claim the special counsel found no obstruction of jus

will take effect in about 9 days' time ok ok jordan thank you for that update from washington we're going to pick up on that notify me gratian and bring in robert scott is a senior international economist at the economic poly policy institute is joining us via skype from maryland good to speak with you again on al-jazeera robert scott we'll get into the issues of the exact tariffs in a moment but 1st let me ask you this so trump and the white house they're asking for substantial progress from mexico when it comes to the issue of stemming the flow of migrants so do these tariffs then help the immigration policy in any way. not in my view trade and immigration policy are not and should not be connected i think we really have to understand a little bit about what's going on at the border we do not have an immigration crisis in fact under authorized immigration is at the lowest level in a decade what we have is a refugee crisis. 61 percent of the people that arrived here in january were families and children these are people largely coming from honduras guatemala and el salvador that are have been traumatized by drug wars and those drug wars in tur

jordan and i are getting prepared. the deeper we dive, the more problems we find. >> sean: i read the transcripts of page and strzok and the closed door testimonies. i want robertueller to testify and answer your questions. when did they know there was no collusion and why did you hire hillary's attorney and andrew weissman and have find for loan applications and taxes but you didn't look at the dirty dossier? are those good questions? >> they are good questions, but here's the problem. within 60 days of them opening the investigation, prior to mueller coming on. the fbi and the doj knew that christopher steele was not credible. the dossier was not true. george papadopoulos was innocent. when you look at that foundation it's all built on a foundation of sand. that's going to start to show up soon. >> sean: and ken starr, wouldn't the broad mandate given to mueller, wouldn't it be appropriate to get to the bottom of the russian influence, wouldn't he would want to know about the dirty bought and paid for dossier of russian lies by hillary clinton before the election? >> of course. you want to know all of the facts. happily we will get to the bottom of it. with t

close advisers are increasingly pining for robert mueller to be dragged before congress and be subjected to conservative questions. if they allow meadow and jordante him. guiliani said it would be emotionally satisfying to have mueller testify and in terms of the politics of it, i would love to have him testify i think he's afraid to phil. >>. let us discuss rudy guiliani. first of all i don't think mueller is afraid of anything. perhaps that is the myth. >> i don't think mueller is afraid of jim jordan and meadows. >> what is the thinking? is guiliani speaking on the record? what is a broader orbit speaking about this? >> i think it is nuanced. if mueller testifies, they have a political advantage of having meadows, jordan, turn this into a political circus. go at the origins of the investigation try to paint mueller as biased because so many of them have ties to hillary clinton and so forth. the great talking points we hear from the president. ultimately, though, they don't want mueller to testify. mueller will put on camera in a national television audience, the words of the report. the report is incredibly damming for the president. the pres

because i can tell you, jim jordan and i are very prepared to ask a series of at least eight different questions that would indicate perhaps a lack of thoroughness on behalf of robertller and his team about mueller report. maria: so in other words, why did he have all democratic donor s on his team of reporters, of investigators? >> well it's not even just that i believe that andrew wiseman, who was actually involved in some of the early work at the fbi and doj when they were first starting with peter strzok and bruce ohr and them, you know, he came on. i think his fingerprint is all over this particular mueller report and from my perspective, it's a one-sided report that doesn't give the privilege of a cross-examination, so if they come, they need to be prepared to be cross-examined with the facts which would paint a very different picture on behalf of this president, and give credence to why he has been so upset with the ongoing investigation. maria: well he's not going to come unless he's subpoenaed. is a subpoena in the cards? >> well i think it is according to chairman nadler they're talking about potentially issuing a subpoena to robert mueller. i think it wo