rosen, after mr. barr announced his resignation, did donald trump continue to demand that the department of justice investigate his claims of election fraud? >> yes, he asserted that he thought the justice department had not done enough. >> thank you. from the time you took over for attorney general barr until january 3rd, how often did president trump contact you or the department, to push allegations of election fraud? >> between december 23rd in january 3rd the president either called me or met with me virtually every day, with one or two exceptions, like christmas day before the, because it had been announced that i would be the acting attorney general before the date but i did, the president had asked, rich donahue and i go over and meet with him, i believe on december 15th, as well. after we had some of these meetings and conversations with the president, what things did the president raise with you. >> so the common element to all of this was the president expressing his dissatisfaction that th

rosen, mr. donoghue and mr.engel were preparing for that meeting at the white house, jeff clark and the president where in constant communication beginning at 7 am. white house call logs obtained by the committee show that by four 90 pm on january 3rd, the white house had already begun referring to mr. clark as the acting attorney general. as far as the white house was concerned, mr. clark was already at the top of the justice department. two hours later, doj leadership arrived at the white house. the select committee interviewed every person who was inside the room, what's inside the room during this sunday evening oval office meeting. mr. cipollone told the committee that he was, quote, unmistakably angry during the meeting and that he along with eric harshman and mr. donahue, quote, forcefully challenged mr. clock to produce evidence of election fraud theories. mr. rosen, can you describe how that meeting started? >> yes. so after some preliminaries -- so mr. meadows had assured us all in and then he left so

rosen, mr.onstant communication, beginning at 7 am. white house call logs obtained by the committee show that by 4:19 pm on january 3rd, the white house had already begun referring to mr. clark as the acting attorney general. as far as the white house was concerned, mr. clark was already at the top of the justice department. two hours later, the doj leadership arrived at the white house, in the select committee interviewed every person who was inside the room. during the sunday evening oval office meeting. mr. cipollone told the committee that he was, quote, unmistakably angry during the meeting and then he along with eric herschmann and mr. donahue quote forcefully challenged mr. clark to produce evidence of his election fraud theories. mr. rosen, can you describe how that meeting started? >> yes, after some preliminaries, so, mr. meadows had ushered us all in and he laughed. so mr. cipollone did some introductions and after preliminaries the president turned to me and said well one thing, we k

to give him rosen's job as the head of the d.o.j.nse meeting in the oval office, which the committee illustrated with some cutting-edge graphics. look at those pale, translucent bodies. they cloned mike pence! ( laughter ) at the meeting-- at the meeting, donoghue expressed why he had doubts that clark was the man for the job: ( audience reacts ) >> stephen: oh, damn! this is the department of justice, and you just got served! "hey, jeff! hey, jeffy! why don't you go screw a protected otter, okay, you grass-hole. isn't there a baby pelican you should be scrubbing with a toothbrush? you want to be helpful, jeff? go hump a redwood, you shaved lorax." we've got a great show for you tonight. my guests are beto o'rourke and "station eleven's" matilda lawler. but when we come back, i'll be back here! more monologue about the folks who crime and how they asked the president to get them out of their crime time. stick around, y'all. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) [ music: "good time" by anthony ramos ] she has curly hair like mine.

rosen field renewed his appeal for clemency.are that a tiny percentage of these petitions are evergrande. has month after months won by, it was unclear why, if anything, was happening. >> what's disturbing about the clemency process is that it secretive. what's >> rosenfeld didn't know is that this time, it was different. governor, in fact, ordered a new investigation. just before christmas, 2015, we were there when the call came from the governor's office. >> hey, carl, it's steve. >> there was. finally, the words he had been hoping to hear, year after year after year. robert davis was about to be set free. >> i'm elated, just in time for the holidays. today's robert's mother's birthday. >> sandy, it's steve. set another play for tonight's dinner. i'm going up to pick robert up. >> oh my god! >> i think this will be the last time i oversee this prison. >> at last, the final drive to roberts prison with the news that both had dreamed up for all those years. >> hello. >> how are you feeling? >> i'm elated. words can't describe it

is told that if he replaces rosen with clark, there are going to be huge consequences.ce department would resign. there were probably going to be hundreds of other resignations of political appointees across the country as a result of this. it was a murder/suicide pact is the way this was described during this meeting. >> trump decided that the effort would not be worth the embarrassment of mass resignations and abandoned the plot. he then pinned hopes to overturn the election on mike pence based of a legal memo written by conservative attorney john eastman. >> let's talk about the john eastman memo. what was your reaction when you first heard about it? >> just breathtaking that you would have laid out such a clear game plan that so clearly violated the constitution. >> the eastman memo detailed a six-step plan for pence to throw the election to trump during the january 6th certification. it also called for pence to throw out all electors from seven states. and gavel president trump as reelected. eastman has since publicly tried to downplay his memo and his role in atte

rosen says preteens, teenagers and college students are purchasing what they think are pain medication pills off the streets. but they're instead given poisonous fake pills that are laced with fentanyl. >> when i was doing research on fencef no seeing that. it was being like. advertised as something that wasn't like paint minutes and maybe think of a wolf in sheep's clothing. so that's what is. >> no word yet on a decision for worth. an artwork will be displayed. that's all for us here at kron. 4 news at 5. appreciate you being with us this hour. stick around, though. a lot more news to come on. kron. 4 news at 6 can wait. and justine waltman are here with a look ahead to the next hour. thanks so much that. here's what's coming up tonight. at 6 o'clock, the search for the shooter has just heating up. >> with more police identified the suspect connected to a deadly weekend shooting at a bowling alley. >> plus, we're taking a closer look into the current covid surge in the bay area. what wastewater samples are telling us about the number of cases in the south bank. i'm ken wayne. i'm jus

chairman. >> thank you senator rosen. i would certainly like to thank you once again for joining uspe here today to discuss your nomination to serve a second term as tsa administrator. confirmed i look forward to getting to work with you on all the issues we have discussed here today and we will always welcome me back to the committee to discuss these issues in public as well. the nominee is filed responses to biographical and financial questionnaires on without objection this information will be made part of the hearing record with the exception of the financial data which is on file and available for public inspection. this hearing record will remain open until 12:00 p.m. tomorrow july 22 at the submission of statements and questions for the record. this hearing is now adjourned. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> the morning and thank you for joining us. i'm the vice president of the bipartisan policy center in today's the second in our series revi

. >> thank you, administrator, senator rosen, york nice for questions. >> thank you chairman peters, i appreciate you waiting for me. thank you for your willingness to serve. let's talk a bit about transportation and cybersecurity. tsa, i know you have an enormous and complex responsibility of securing the nations transportation systems from both physical and of course cyber threats. with cyber attacks on american transportation infrastructure, while they're escalating in both frequency and severity, earlier this year, senator wicker and i wrote to both dhs, secretary mayorkas and transportation secretary buttigieg requesting information about their respective agency security -related processes to detect, prevents and respond to these cyber threats. so, as you know, tsa recently announced new security directives and guidance for measures to's -- across the transportation sector. additionally, you mentioned when we met in my office last month that the tsa is going to start to more robustly regulate cybersecurity especially at airports for airlines and for freight rail systems. mister

senator rosen issue a great leadership on this committee on this. how would the one-stop security pilot program help improve and streamline the passenger experience? >> one-stop security is a terrific initiative and i really urge the passage of that initiative. it would give us the opportunity prototype one-stop and several airports, internationally, and give us an amount of time to very carefully evaluate its effectiveness. first and foremost one-stop security improves security. what it means is that flights that the park last when departure airports internationally bound for the u.s. will be more secure with one-stop than they are without one-stop. so that's a very, very important point to make. the other is it provides a great deal of efficiency in our system. rather than rescreen passengers, when we're satisfied the security outcomes are commensurate with u.s. outcomes, there's really no reason to rescreen passengers once they arrived in the united states. i think this will make a big difference for all travelers, in particular for business trav

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and the giant in dodger uniform is jacky rosen. he is unquestionably the most transformative athlete of the 20th century. he was a four letter man. uniquely at ucla. and ironically baseball was probably his weakest sports. football being his best. nevertheless, because of the barriers, racial barriers deeply embedded in american culture, jackie was unable to join major league baseball until he was very old rookie at 27 playing for montreal and the dodgers one year later. jackie presented a, an image of moderation for the first two years. but in 1949, branch ricky remove the rains and jackie had a season to remember, and matched by many other ballplayers in the hall of fame. he hit 3:42, he knocked in over 120 runs. he stole 37 bases. he led the dodgers to the pennant and unfortunately, god proved to be a dodgers, a yankees fan and the dodgers lost despite having a much better lineup except for pitching. robinson was able, finally a, to be his own person. and doing that, he set the stage for integration of hotels, restaurants, busin

good detailed testimony already from jeff rosen, the acting attorney, they had it from his deputy. they knew all of the details. i get the sense, also, that cipollone, back a month or two ago basically told them what happened on that occasion. there is no executive privilege there. everything was already revealed. so i think that cipollone did give a detailed account of what happened at that moment all of which related to all other aspects of what donald trump was doing with the phony electors, the effort to try to get the states to send new electors that would be pro trump as opposed to the biden electors that were rightfully elected by the states. it relates to everything else we know leading up to the meeting and what happened after the meeting. i would not be surprise if they actually started there and moved out from that meeting. >> yes. something that we are thinking, to know what hutchinson or rosen said on the record he, too, could be watching it. not like a regular trial not knowing what the person is saying, he is now virtually in the room where the hearings are happening

it's a new political to rosen bags. conspiracy theory was inspired by a russian pamphlet said to have been written by czarist police 20 years earlier. the protocols of the elders of zion was a fuji lint document describing the secret plans reduced to rule the world. it received comparatively little attention in russia, but in germany i fed hold them back, gave it a new audience. also back said the baton. she's done. rosen back himself and ex, initially got involved with his commentary on these protocols, so call and when contributing to the spread of this slanderous document f. as he attempted to show that this global jewish conspiracy that was supposedly described in these protocols was also present in germany. after the 1st world war knocked him as invade creek for hundreds. if you are now a german nationalist. of course, the idea of a conspiracy is very convenient. we have now a text and that gifts, the whole story rosenberg starts to put together out of what he interprets to be the history that had just passed an explanation for what happened. put a defeat in the nation of germany

talk about what he new with donohue and rosen and his deputy white house counsels, mr. and mr. herschmann. >> so what justice department officials have testified is they thought the letter to georgia and the plan that jeffrey clark had was not only wrong because it was factually wrong, but they would undo the election and they would basically cause chaos within the justice department and within america at large, but what cipollone is saying which i think is interesting and the committee will really want to press on is the idea of whether or not it was legal and it was not just a murder/suicide pact and it was something he did not put in front of him and at the white house counsel, it's not because it seems like a bad idea, or something that's morally unkooth, but for some that they get in legal trouble and in the cassidy hutchins' testimony where cassidy, if you allow the following things to happen, we will be hit by criminal charges for so many things and we could be in trouble here. so they're going to want to know why with conversation with the president with chief o

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they had very detailed testimony already from jeff rosen, who was the acting attorney general. they had it from his deputy. they knew all of the details. and i get the sense also that cipollone in his informal discussions with the committee back a month or two ago basically told them what happened on that occasion. there's no executive privilege there. everything was already revealed. so i think that cipollone probably did give a very detailed account of what happened at that moment, all of which related to all other aspects of what donald trump was doing with the phony electors, his effort to try to get the states to send new electors that would be pro trump as opposed to the biden electors that were rightfully elected by the states. i think once you get into that meeting it sort of relates to everything else that we know was going on leading up to the meeting and what happened after the meeting. so i wouldn't be surprised if they actually started to and moved out from that particular meeting. >> i think you're right. one thing that occurs to people or should occur to people i

we could have been lazy and willow chippy rosen from them. i know that the last and about the they will live and the us, their little boy let you know was up there or that she is computer. check your order. but as soon as soon as she was ill look, start to come on to the catalog and forward it to me. ah, ah ah, ah, triggered convenience feel and need it all approved is what the money but the his side. but we did see at the point, alicia and all her stuff on his cell phone with the deal that was for me to call the person will stay on the phone with him in the last. so we're on the bill. i don't know much choose the electrical, her all the the with me as the but unless love i'm like we're still homeless in excess out those that whole idea. yeah. it will not be spiritual washing the report on the me, ah, you know, the content in the walker. just feel subtle on what that was for the for sure that the initiative was the push out to kim told them until we designed it. but there's nobody ever said yet the invoice, of course, shibel over at post. fuc

with me now from capitol hill is nevada democratic senator jacky rosen.s always great to have you. i want to linger on what that mother, sandy phillips,' how daughters was killed in the araura movie shooting, what she just said there in that interview speaking to reporters that president biden has good intent but has not followed through. and i feel like when we're looking at polling about the democratic party right now and about president biden himself, that seems to be the sentiment from a lot of voters that he's a good guy and he means well, but i don't feel like he's doing enough. how do democrats address that when so many americans feel stifled and frustrated right now? >> well, thank you for having me here today. i was at the event this morning. and i do think that today we did break the log jam for the last 30 years we've been unable to pass bipartisan legislation to address anything with gun violence. so i do think that this bill will save lives. there's historic investment in mental health. we know youth suicide is a huge problem. that investment

this year's poster contest asked the question, what is the face of fentanyl district attorney jeff rosened the students to illustrate how the epidemic is affecting them and their community. rosen says preteens, teenagers and college students or purchasing what they believed to be pain medication off the streets. but they're actually given poisonous fake pills that are laced with fentanyl. instead. >> when i was doing research on sentinel, seeing that it was being like. advertised as something that it wasn't like paint minutes and maybe think of a wolf in sheep's clothing. so that's what it is. >> organizers are still looking for home to hang up that artwork. straight ahead. the national face of the covid-19 pandemic fight makes a >> life changing announcement. what's ahead for the america's top doctor. we're getting new details on the investigation into the deadly school shooting in uvalde. a school board in texas held a special meeting to address questions about safety and security plans. and this comes after the texas house committee investigating the shooting at robb elementary school

today we are recommending joshua rosen to fill the seat as you see he has a history of working with the disability. community and served on the mobile access at committee at the transportation agent. he is interested in learning and represents interests the disabled community and represent the interests of disabled community and work to deliver dtx. information is in your packet. staff recommends approval and josh is on and can be eli haveed provide words as the chair approved. >> lilly, thank you for your report. josh, thank you for joining us andville tear to serve would you like to say a few words before the board considers your application. >> i'm joshua rosen. i am the applicant to fill the disabled advocate's seat. i am working for sf unified a paraeducator and an act serving 8-22 year olds with disabilities and travel training and public transit and safety is a very big component of our curriculum at our school. and sales force power and the trans transit centers is popular for students when is they are given opportunity on places to explore in our city. i am also a recreational

. >> asked a question, what is the face of fentanyl district attorney jeff rosen asked the students toillustrate how the epidemic is affecting them and their community. rosen says preteens, teenagers and college students are purchasing what they think are pain medications off the streets. but they're given poisonous fake pills that are laced with fentanyl. instead. >> when i was doing research on fence, no seeing that. it was being like. advertised as something that it wasn't like paint minutes and maybe think of a wolf in sheep's clothing. so that's what it is. >> officials are still deciding on a location to display their artwork. up in the north bay following a series of drownings at lake berryessa. the napa county sheriff's office is reminding visitors that the lake it's not a swimming pool. there are significant drop-offs in that lake and that's what's causing major issues for people spending time in the water. officials say even when you're close to the shoreline, the water can quickly dropped from 5 feet to 20 feet and they believe people are overestimating their swimming capabi

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lawrence rosen green greenhouse manager at san jose state university's biology department, take carether update. it's still looking like a summertime pattern out. there was some cool conditions. coast side some hot temperatures inland, which i had some new material, but looks like this pattern is kind of static for us over the next few days. what will change? is this a bit of an upper level shift that will bring some warm air close to the region that will compress the marine layer. so as a result, where we have the fog could be locally dense and that will be coast side and maybe right around the bay first thing tomorrow morning. here's a satellite showing you this lots of low clouds and fog right near the immediate coastline. lots of clear skies well inland as becoming closer right now, there's the fog pattern from pacific up closer to the brain. headlands looks like that fog already crawling into the golden gate, so this will gradually increase in coverage later on tonight and into tomorrow morning, kurt numbers out there for the four o'clock hour. we asked them warm temperatures ou

. >> thank you, senator rosen. >> thank you, mister chairman, i'm so happy we're having this hearing,as chairwoman of the sub committee for tourism, trade promotion. travel experience matters. tsa is a huge part of that travel experience. i want to speak for a moment about 90 million expected international visitors, according to the recently released plan for the national tourism strategy. so those 90 million visitors expected to come, they're estimated to spend about 279 billion dollars annually in the united states. i have a bill with ranking member wicker, the travel and tourism act, we call the tour bus. that talks about the one-stop security pilot program, senator klobuchar mentioned it. it includes a provision allowing passengers and baggage arriving from certain foreign airports, ones that we certify, to bypass a second round of screening if the point of last departure airport has screening commensurate with the u.s.. we hope to see the bill passed soon, for obvious reasons, i'm nearly 300 billion dollars annually is a boost to the economy. mister administrator, can you expand

this year's poster contest asked the question, what is the face of fentanyl district attorney jeff rosen students to illustrate how the epidemic is affecting them and their community. rosen says they're seeing teens buying, they think is a pharmaceutical drugs off the streets and they're given actually poisonous pills laced with fentanyl. >> when i was doing research on fence, no seeing that. it was being like. advertised as something that wasn't like paint minutes and maybe think of a wolf in sheep's clothing. so that's what it is. >> she's describing her are or there officials are still deciding on a location to display this art. it's 5.26. will right back. >> cancellations and delays continue to loom over summer travel at airports. no different sfo. i'm live with the details in the root causes the details in the root causes of this. coming up. it's beautiful out here. it sure is. and i earn 5% cash back on travel purchased through chase with chase freedom unlimited. that means that i earn 5% on our rental car, i earn 5% on our cabin. i mean, c'mon! hello cashback! hello, kevin hart! i

doctor rosen is showing great leadership on this. how the one-stop security program help improve and streamline the passenger experience ? >> one-stop security center is a terrific initiative and i urge the passage of that initiative. it will give us the opportunity to prototype one-stop in several airports internationally and give us time to carefully evaluate its effectiveness. first and foremost one-stop security improves security.gh what it means is that airports internationally will be more secure with one-stop and they are without so it's a very important point to make. the other is it provides greater efficiency in our system. rather than prescreening passengers when we are satisfied with the resecurity outcomes commensurate with us outcomes, there's really no reason to prescreening passengers once we arrive in the united states so this will make a big difference for all travelers in particular for business travelers who are on tight schedules and want to move through the system quickly . >> and just we don't have to go on. we

district attorney jeff rosen today awarded three high school students. they are the winners of this year's justice for all art contest. they were awarded checks for up to $1500 for their paintings. the students were asked the question. what is the face of fentanyl? rosen described the artwork as grin and powerful people are scared. just like the rest of us. they're worried about their classmates who are battling addiction and their classmates who by dangerous drugs, who are struggling with depression, anxiety or suicidal thoughts. fentanyl poisonings are much more than a dealer's crime. there are public and a mental health crisis. this year's poster contest brought in 37 different entries from 16 santa clara county high schools. all of the entries will be on display at the santa clara county government center until this friday. firefighters in pittsburgh say they have stopped the forward progress of a fast moving brush. fire con fire says an aggressive initial attack held firefighters established a line around this one and contained it to 39 acres. this

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the district attorney jeff rosen asked students to illustrate how the epidemic is affecting them.e seeing teenagers by what they think is pharmaceuticals off of the streets. but instead they're given poisonous pills that laced with fentanyl. >> when i was doing research on fence, no seeing that. it was being like. advertised as something that it wasn't like paint minutes and maybe think of a wolf in sheep's clothing. so that's what it is. >> and they're still deciding on a location that they will eventually display this artwork. >> in the east bay, drivers at the port of oakland walked off the job. yeah, to protest. a new state law called ab 5. that law raises the bar now for independent truckers to be certified to drive. they argue that major rideshare companies in which this law was created to benefit. don't have to hold their independent contractors to the same standards that truckers now have to abide by a manager at a local oakland shipping company gave her take saying that the owners stand against this oversight, that this law will create and that many small trucking operato

rosen according to this memo was not interested and was clearly slow walking it and we've learned that white house lawyer who olsen describes as someone from the white house counsel's office was actually eric herschmann who we have seen repeatedly throughout these january 6 hearings. these are obviously not plans that trump took up but he certainly was listening to this guy according to his own memo and this lawyer had found the same path that everybody else found in terms of trying to influence trump which was your official staff is being disrespectful to you when they're dismissing these ideas it's about you, not about the ideas themselves. this memo was written ten days after that december 18th meeting that we heard so much about at the latest january 6th hearing where, you know, the white house team, again, was batting back these pitches from outside advisers. trump wasn't giving up on them even if the white house staff had successfully, you know, batted those back that night. >> and clearly he was listening to william olsen because it said in the memo in your reporting that olsen

district attorney jeff rosen presiding over a justice for all ceremony to honor their work. >> look around through at this art. it is not a slick new war on drugs campaign, crafted by experts. these powerful home made posters show that our kids, that our children are trying to save the lives of their friends. >> the students will receive awarded of 1500, $1,000 and $500. >>> want to go back to the breaking news in the east bay. chopper 5 looking over a vegetation fire that started about an hour ago. this is a reignition of a fire in pittsburg around alta vista circle, so far four aches have burned and last night con fire responded to multiple vegetation fires into the to -- into the area of golf road. but again chopper 5 over this fire in pittsburg that is burning. it is not looking good, jessica. and you were saying with the temperatures we have, right now is making it even more difficult for the firefighters on the ground fighting this. >> exactly. that is one of my biggest concerns. i used to work up in the redding market and to add to that, we dealt with fire after fire and the tempera

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