rubio was crossed out.moved from the gang by other members. >> rubio. >> officer rodriguez knows they must now remove rubio from the mafia unit. >> i have to move you. >> i'm not going. they're going to have to take me with serts. >> i am going to declare as an x. >> i'm not going. >> i toll him he would be housed with the other x members. >> i cannot put you with the actives. >> i'm not going in there, man. >> rubio's refusal to defect complicates the situation. >> he probably wants to stay in the mexican mafia active tank because he feels that maybe he's not x'ed out, he doesn't want to lose his standing with the mexican mafia. >> i can't put you with the xs because you're telling me you're not active. i can't put you with the actives because the actives don't want you. >> we'll let him cool off and talk to him again. if for some reason he still insists on going back with the actives we'll have to make an executive decision and either place him with the xs or just isolate him by himself. >> while sorting

senator marco rubio and welcomed the members of his team. since 2011, senator rubio has been a strong advocate for shared prosperity and economic growth throughout the hemisphere . as a member of the senate foreign relations committee, he plays an instrumental role in developing and influencing us foreign policy across the world. he remains particularly invested in growth and is not in the western hamster. as chairman of the senate subcommittee on western hemisphere, transnational crime, civilian security, democracy, human rights and global women's issues, senator rubio works to advance common agenda and values that the united states has with 32. it's been a leading voice on human rights and democratic principles. in cuba and in venezuela and in the hemisphere. as a venezuelan american, married to a cuban-american this is something that i particularly appreciate. senator rubio's values are rooted in his family achievements, from humble origins when his parents arrived in 1956 to earning their way into the middle class. then, this was consoli

police say rubio admitted to sparying the victims with gasoline and intended to light them on fire. court documents indicatd rubio told police "voices told him to do it and that people were out to kill him." he also state that he randomly read a bible verse about fire and he 'knew what he had to do.'"101/had to do (anchor) time now to check on 101/had to dodo.'"what he had to fire and he 'knew what he had to do.'"101/had to do (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. .as expected temperatures are running cooler for all locations away from the coast today with many spots 5 to 12 degrees less than values from sunday. current readings show a wide range from 50s and 60s to parts of the coast with 70s and 80s inland. still a few hours of heating, so would expect the warmest inland spots to again get into the 90s, however the number of locations should be less than yesterday. satellite shows widespread clouds along the water and with the minor onshore flow expected to continue, likely that many of the local beaches will see little to no sunshine

. >> florida senator marco rubio discussed policy toward central mexico. this is 35 minutes. welcome to our washington conference. on behalf of the council of the americas i'm delighted to introduce our keynotes weaker, senator marco rubio and welcome the members of his team. senator rubio has been a strong advocate for shared prosperity .nd economic growth as a merit of the senate foreign relations committee he played an instrumental role in developing and influencing u.s. ,oreign-policy across the world while remaining particularly vested in growth and filament in the western hemisphere. as chairman of the senate subcommittee, transnational crime, civilian security, democracy, human rights, and global women's issues, senator enhances common agendas that the united states has with the region. in cuba and venezuela. senator rubio's values are rooted in his family achievements from humble are meant that humble origins to his than this wasl against a cynic victory -- senate victory. these experiences have shaped the courageous leadership and steadfast determination to .ackle de

marco rubio has not jumped on board. a lot of comparisons to watergate. the water shed moments for that is after the drip, drip, drip after members of congress started to get on board. >> we're going to go in now to listen to the opening statements at the senate intelligence committee. let's listen. >> he was leading a counterintelligence investigation between any links between the trump campaign or trump representatives and whether there was any coordination between the campaign and russia's efforts to interfere in our election. for many people, including myself, it's hard to avoid the conclusion that the president's decision to remove director comey was related to this investigation. and that, that is truly unacceptable. we were scheduled to hear directly from director comey today in open session. we, and the american people, were supposed to hear straight from the individual responsible for the fbi investigation. we accepted asking director comey a series of questions about his actions and the actions of the fbi in terms of looking into which trump ass

during his time in the senate, since 2011, senator rubio has been a strong advocate for shared prosperity in economic growth throughout the hemisphere. as a member of the

why no one a smashing marco rubio taking the subsidies away. that is why they are pulling out. i would like an answer. most conservatives and most republicans have a hard time in any industry and the problem is the product is just not economically feasible will. everyone wants a handout to pay for that. what rubio is trying to do is event the government continuously writing like checks to the health care industry here the second point, tax cuts to whatich, i am not sure you're referring to. in the president's plan, we will go from seven different brackets to three. everyone will see a tax cut. you will have a simplification of the system and everyone will see reduced rates, which i believe will go to higher growth. the final thing, what you're referring to there is a lock box. a lot of the taxes you are paying for social security go to the federal government and then instead of you putting that money over into social security, social security rights and i'll you back into the government and the money gets spent for day-to-day operations. this is the home with social security. i

don't make us pull everything out tooth by tooth. >> marco rubio was just on.he said i'll tell you what concerns me, it is not just these reports but their sources. could compromising national security, could make foreign leaders not want to work with us. what has come out that has compromised national kosecurity? >> i guess the old saying that loose lips sink ships and people are concerned can they trust us. >> but that applies to the president. he's the one that may or may not have leaked sensitive information in the media. not the media, not for these leaks. >> the media? >> who knows whether or not the white house would have operated on michael phone line. we wouldn't have heard about these conversations with the dni and the nsa. are the leaks the problem here? >> the those people who have this information that the so-called leaks are coming from, come and leak it to the intelligence committee. come and leak it to the staff that has the ability to go through the sources to find out if they are credible or not. don't play them out in the news media, which th

>> i liked marc rubio.i saw marc rubio -- one thing about living in new england is you get to see the candidates at the town hall meetings and rubio was impressive at his. he had a straightforward, conservative but comprehensible questions. he had hostile questions he dealt with with tact. and he was very patient. someone had an angry veterans affa affairs question and he handled it well. then the next day, at the same place, saint ann's college he got the needle stuck on the record. i am watching that and my heart is just sinking because anybody who does that kind of stuff like giving campaign speeches, in my case promoting this book travelling around the country. did i say that in the last second? take it easy. he could come back. he see >> any of that feeling like oh? do you have any of that feeling tonight? >> tonight? nope. >> we are keeping it real. i have two related questions. one is the question shouldn't be how the well did we get here but how the well do we get out of this? >> that is where the b

let's go live to comments from senator marco rubio who is delivering the keynote address at the conference on americans in washington d.c. he chairs the foreign relations committee on the hemisphere. >> i would like to introduce our speaker senator marco rubio and welcome his team. during his time in the senate, since 2011, senator rubio has been a strong advocate for shared prosperity in economic growth throughout the hemisphere. as a member of the foreign relations committee he plays an instrumental role in developing and influencing u.s. foreign policy across the world. he remains particularly vested in growth and development in the western hemisphere. as chairman of the subcommittee, transnational crime, civilian security, democracy, human rights and global women's issues, senator rubio works to advance a common agenda and shared values that the united states has with the region. he has been a leading voice on human rights and democratic principles in the hemisphere. in cuba and in venezuela. as a venezuelan american married to a cuban american, it's something i particularly appreciate

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to talk about and while we await president trump's speech i want to get to republican senator marco rubio, on the intelligence and foreign relations committees. senator, thanks very much for joining us. we appreciate it. >> good morning. >> i'm interested in hearing your response to a specific excerpt from president trump's speech in saudi arabia this morning, specifically this part, "we are not here to lecture. we are not here to tell other people how to live, what to do, who to be or how to worship. instead we are here to offer partnership based on shared interests and values to pursue a better future for us all." senator, frankly, i cannot imagine you ever saying anything like that, when standing in a country like saudi arabia. are you concerned at all about the president seemingly abdicating the very public role of the united states in standing up to are democracy and human rights? >> well, i mean yes, that would not have been a part of the speech i would have delivered for the reason i think it's in our national security interest to advocate for democracy and freedom and human rights

but nicole, that answer from marco rubio is what we're talking about. >> marco rubio has a fully functioningmunications staff. he also is able to sort of understand the political, the national security, and the legal aspects of where the story is heading in a way the president isn't. two remarkable things that i flar heard from marco rubio. he said, he was asked if rosenstein, based on the memo, that comey would be fired. he said wasn't clear. i've heard it had boss i think that it may have been on the white house lawn and surrogates reading from the memo as political cover for hing done the very act of firing james comey. the other extraordinary thing i haerld marco rubio say is we are a nation of laws. not of men. when asked about donald trump's early morning post tv show rage that seems to boil around 7:40 to 7:50 when he tweeted morning it was a witch hunt. and i think marco rubio showed some of his political acumen saying we are a nation of laws, not a nation of men. >> michael smith from "the new york times" is with us. for any moment during the last few days, know that among his stori

according to court documents, rubio told police that voices told him to do it and that people were out kill him. after not being able start a fire with a cigarette -- customers forced him out of the restaurant and police arrested him. (darya) soundgarden frontman chris cornell is being laid to rest today at a cemetery in los angeles. there will be a public viewing of cornell's burial site after a private memorial service. the 52-year-old hanged himself in a detroit hotel room after a concert performance on may 18th. the singer's family has disputed claims that he may have taken more of an anti-anxiety drug than he was prescribed. cornell was a leading voice of the grunge movement in the 19-90s. he is survived by his wife and two children. (mark) family and friends of pearl pinson gathered at a park in vallejo for a vigil. yesterday marked one year since the 16-year-old girl went missing. police say 19-year-old ferando castro grabbed pinson while she was walking on an overpass on i- 780 near taylor avenue. he was found a day later, near santa barbara where he was killed in a shootout wi

host: the -- after the senators met with rod rosenstein, senator marco rubio tweeted this out, that the special counsel bob mueller is expected to ask congress to scale back public hearings with witnesses who might be part of his investigation. and you have lindsey graham, his subcommittee is doing their own investigation telling "the washington post" that his committee would probably have a hard time finding a link now and said mueller's appointment probably well shuts it down. guest: i disagree. it doesn't shut it down in any sense. we talked about the difference of a congressional investigation and an f.b.i. investigation. this happens a lot. you'll have at times congress investigating something and the f.b.i. looking at a criminal investigation. sometimes you have the f.b.i. doing a criminal investigation and state authorities doing an investigation. whenever you have that you want to coordinate it. i think -- while i think senator graham and senator rubio overstated it, what may happen is always what happens in situations like this. you'll try to deconflict. the f.b.i., just to giv

senator marco rubio speaking live. let's listen. >> he's widely respected with his professionalism. he will conduct a fair and thorough investigation. likewise, i have full confidence in the senate part. >> just on the briefing, senator, is it your belief this has cross add threshold from a counter intelligence investigation that typically result in charges and this is a criminal case? >> i can't comment on the justice department's effort. it's in the hands of the special counsel. the counter intelligence parts moves forward. i don't think they need to be in conflict with one another. >> is it your understanding that rosenstein knew james comey would be fired before he wrote the memo? >> i'm not sure he addressed that. senator mccaskill -- >> and joe lieberman is one of the candidate. do you think he would be okay? >> i have great admiration in joe lieberman. it's the president's decision to make. >> the president just said that appointing a special counsel hurts our country terribly. do you agree? >> we're a nation of laws. we're going to follow the law. there's a special counsel.

i think it was marco rubio who made the point if you just use donald trump's campaign for president as a template, only when you do that does what's happened since he was inaugurated start to make sense. i mean, remember, it was a controversy, it was a source of outrage from the establishment folks out there during the campaign when donald trump had loose lips about the intelligence briefings he received as a candidate. we saw that during the campaign. >> that's right. how about that, michael steele? how about our party sitting by with the few notable exceptions, i'm keeping score, i've got five now, with a few notable exceptions, most of them keeping their mouth shut about a guy who's spilling secrets in the oval office to the russians of all people. >> which is why the whining now about the president is, to me, a little bit disingenuous because it's not like we haven't seen this movie before. in fact, we were, you know -- >> didn't jeb bush say i told you so? >> you have jeb saying i told you so. and there are a number of republic chance who are now in that space. but the thing about

[inaudible] reporter: do you think the president should -- senator rubio: that's outside the purview of what we're here to talk about. reporter: what about the comey memo? senator rubio: he was limited in what he said because he said he didn't want us to come out here and tell you. so i -- look, i understand the desire of those in the justice department to ensure that no american is treated unfairly through disclosures and the like. i do also understand that congress has an important role to play both in oversight and in our constitutional authority. and that should not be impeded and hopefully there will not be conflict between the two roles and should not be. i really do have to go. reporter: was there 100% attendance in there? eporter: sir, your impression, rosenstein take any responsibility for the firing of jim comey and the memo he wrote and if not, where does the responsibility lie? >> i think obviously he stressed the responsibility of the decision for the president. it's an executive branch decision and it was an executive action. senator cassidy: his memo was written within

according to court documents, rubio told police that voices told him to do it and that people were out to kill him. after not being able start a fire with a cigarette -- customers forced him out of the restaurant and police arrested him. he has not yet entered a plea. (darya) another person has been arrested in connection to the death of an elderly san jose woman who was murdered in her home. perla arre-loa was taken into custody after police say she tried to hide evidence. the 20-year-old has been charged with accessory to murder and for conspiracy to obstruct justice. flo douglas also known as "miss flo" died in september after being brutally assaulted. zachary cuen has been charged with her murder. his girlfriend...jennifer jiminez was arrested in march. she's accused of hiding evidence related to the murder. (mark) a woman from albany is filing a lawsuit against bart. she claims that the mobile app used for reporting crimes to bart police has secretly been collecting people's private cell phone information. the lawsuit claims that the bart watch app collects a user's cellphone iden

according to court documents, rubio told police that voices told him to do it and that people were outto kill him. after not being able start a fire with a cigarette -- customers forced him out of the restaurant and police arrested him. he has not yet entered a plea. ( robin ) and here's a live look outside the bay bridge toll plaza. james fletcher is tracking your forecast. and i have your morning commute next. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. here is a look at the major headlines before you head out the door this morning.... 22 people killed in an attack at an ariana grande concert in the u-k nearly 60 other people were injured in the attack. police say the attacker acted alone

i think that's really admirable. >> rubio is facing 7 felony counts of assault with chemicals and one count of child dangerment. according to police reports rubio told them he read a bible verse about fire and said he knew what he had to do. >> i don't know what kind of mind people has to do this horrible thing. >> today rubio's lawyer requested a psychological ee vafrlgs. to for his client. >> i'm glad that person is in glad i'm glad no one got hurt. >> denniy's spoke personally person released a statement saying they are grateful for heroic actions of the employees and customers able to help. reporting live in hayward, michelle roberts, nbc. >> thank you new at 6:00 fop a botulism outbreak taken the life of antioch father of two. friends of the family established a goe fd me. . he is one of ten people sickened by the hot nacho cheese dip dip. all of them purchased in the gas station outside of sacramento. galened o is the only one to die. the other nine patients are hospitalized. public health officials will remove the cheese dip and say there is no longer any danger. botulism in fo

you just spoke to senator marco rubio about this when he was asked very quickly last night after theto really comment. what is he saying now? >> john and poppy, we're really trying to get a litmus test here from senate republicans because they'll be the ones who make the important decision as the fbi director moves forward and perhaps the opening to a special prosecutor when it comes to the russia situation. so we did catch up with senator rubio very briefly and asked him about both topics and this is what he had to say. >> do you think to the point now where we should have an independent prosecutor in the russia investigation? >> yeah. i think we should wait for the senate report to come out and then based on that we can make that determination. >> would you be open to it if it got to that point? >> of course, but we're not at that point, and so i think we should wait for all of the facts to come out via the intelligence committee report and then at that time that determination can be made. >> were you concerned at all with the timing of the president's decision on comey? >> i was c

corker: senator rubio. sen. rubio: thank you. i want to continue on the theme of human rights. i think it is an essential part of our foreign policy. i think you know this from your time in government and outside of it that so many groups around the world are fighting for the principles of america stands for. democracy, freedom of religion, of the press. byave been touched deeply that. sometimes he gives speeches on the senate floor and you do not think anyone hears them, then you interact with someone recently released from prison, and they tell you what we do on the senate floor is impactful and ran counter to the oppressor's message that no one cares about you. i think it is important we have a state department structured in a way that shows this is a priority of the united states. about theirknow grotesque human rights record. in syria, we have seen the horrifying crimes committed against innocent civilians. we also have challenges from allies in the region. theink that is the message secretary was pointing to. egypt is an ally. it is also a human rights violator. arabia is

on behalf of the council of america is silent reduce our keynote speaker marco rubio and his members of his team senator rubio is a strong advocate for shared prosperity as of member the senate foreign relations committee to played instrumental role to remain vested in growth and development in the western hemisphere. as chairman of the senate subcommittee civilian security in human-rights and global women's issues that they have been the region of the invoice on human-rights in the hemisphere commend cuba and venezuela up. and to be married to a cuban-american the something that i appreciate from humble origins to burn their way to the of middle-class. to be consolidated that is considered unlikely to have that courageous leadership of those deep rooted challenges with the national political scene with a presidential candidate in 2016 mr. senator thank you for your leadership on issues of consequence. [applause] >> thank you very much. a month ago i had to buy these that walgreen something happen in the overnight i i started to deteriorate? is that normal laugh 45? i am honored to b

we'll hear from a key senator marco rubio and what can we expect from the council, robert mueller. he takes the reins of the investigation. we'll talk to the top senator on the committee dianne feinstein and what do americans make of this? we'll have the latest and our politics panel will weigh in on "face the nation." i'm john dickerson. it was another week of chaos and destruction for president trump and he wasn't happy about it. >> no politician in history and i say this with assurity has been treated worse or unfairly. >> dickerson: much of the trouble was self-inflicted. monday the "washington post" reported the president gave russians information that wouldn't have been shared with let alone an add vary and there was i moment -- memo from james comey that the president was asked to let go of the investigation into michael flynn. john mccain was reminded of previous presidential tampering. i think we've seen this before. it's reaching the point of a watergate size and scale. >> dickerson: a council was named to investigate and president trump was asked about the decision. >> w

fights against it then he can use it against the president later in if he sings it, if he and marco rubiois they could be opening the door to a 2020 primary. i really think trump needs to pass healthcare to make himself bullet proof in a republican primary. i'm convinced that jackies secretly or not so secretly coaching ted cruz present this couch on how to run for president. if he paid enough, i would. offer tans. it was a good day for republicans, but i think a lot of people say i was bd day for especially are and it. i think it was a bad day for the country. i think it was a bad day for the 24 million americans who are probably going to lose health insurance. this its core a punitive bill. older americans will see a premium increase because this bill allows for rather than a three to one ratio in terms of what they can charge older americans compared to young iramericans, that ratio changes five to one. older americans pay more. it also affects individuals with preexisting conditions. so those folks potentially see quite a big jump in their premiums april it changes lifetime coverage a

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rubio: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from florida. mr. rubio: mr. president, i come to the floor today to speak about an emerging crisis in our hemisphere in the nation of venezuela. it has been covered extensively in the press. i wanted to come today with an update and a suggestion -- a request of the administration about a step we can take. i am very pleased that today our ambassador to the united nations, nikki hailey, scheduled a discussion at the u.n. security council with regards to venezuela. it was not an open press discussion, but again it showed extraordinary leadership. i want to thank her for the leadership and for doing so. this deserves attention. venezuela is a country that's blessed with natural resources. it was once latin america's richest country, but today the people of venezuela are literally starving. its financial system has collapsed. as s.u.v. seen from the -- you've seen from the press reports, massive protests in the street. once proud democracy is now in the hands of a dictator nicolas maduro that has plunged that nation

we turn to republican marco rubio who joins us from miami, florida. welcome, senator. i want to start with former director james comey. he will testify in front of the intelligence committee which you are on. what do you want to know? >> the media report raise questions that deserve answers what do the memos say and why did you write them and what was your feeling. the american public deserves to know the answers. that's fair to the president and fair to director comey and fair to the country. >> dickerson: what did you make the new york times report where he said i just fired the head of the fbi. >> i didn't see the notes. i had a conversation with the white house. people in that meeting denied anything had been said in that meeting that could compromise sources, methods or intelligence. they said there were no transcripts, there were notes. i encouraged them to make them available to the committee. that's not happened and apparently someone has discussed them or leaked them. we haven't seen them and i'm not sure that's an accurate description of the notes. that's why

one would be the reason why obamacare is feeling is because marco rubio put into the omnibus bill that nothing will be paid do insurance companies. that was chartered by boehner. where are you getting such a large tax break to load the -- to the rich? you are giving them tax breaks. don't do that. huckabee in the debate said money taken out of social security was extremely large amount and should've been put back in. he's the only one that said that. i would like answered all three of those things. why nobody is mentioning marco the subsidies away from insurance companies so obamacare would fail? that's why they are pulling out. i would like an answer, sir. guest: i wrote this down. conservatives and republicans have a hard time subsidizing the health care of any industry. the problem is when you have a product that is just not economically feasible everyone wants to get a subsidy or hand out to pay for that. rubio is trying to prevent the government from continuously writing blank checks to the health care industry. on the second point, tax cuts to the rich, i'm not sure exactly what

. >> senator rubio will be here after a week of jaw dropping -- after this week's explosive events, the best political minds will be here to talk about what happens next. >> hello, i'm jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is getting away from it all after the most devastating week of his young presidency, president trump escaped washington for the friendlier con fines of saudi arabia where he is being welcomed quite warmly by that nation's king in his first official visit overseas. the president who was elected after calling for a temporary ban on muslims entering the united states is now hoping to reset relations with the muslim world. and in the speech he just delivered in saudi arabia this morning, he asked arab nations for their help in battling terrorism. >> it's a choice between two futures and it is a choice america cannot make for you. a better future can only possible if your nations drive out the terrorists and drive out the extremists. drive them out. >> president trump's trip follows a wild week in washington which capped with the bombshell report that he t

veamos. ♪ ♪ >> para quiÉnes aÚn dudaban que paulina rubio se espera encontrando a su tercer hijo, sumandamos un abrazo. eric entrÓ despuÉs. karla: estaba. benny. eric. paulina. alex. mariana. [risas] reportera: debo recordar que eric rubÍn fue la manzana de la discordia entre paulina rubio y alejandra guzmÁn. alan: asÍ es. mi boca no es un secreto. yo, hace unos aÑos, vi como paulina rubio se peleaba con ello incluyen con una chica -- elvin rubÍn con una chica. era muy celosa. karla: quÉ otra cosa? reportera: les quiero contar de ninel conde. habla que ella quiere celebrar como padre tambiÉn. vamos a ver. ♪ ♪ >> ninel conde hablÓ con los medios de comunicaciÓn, luego de una presentaciÓn privada el bombÓn asesino. reaccionÓ ante los rumores de que habÍa tenido problemas con su visa de trabajo norteamericana. ninel conde: estamos en un evento muy bonito. yo no tengo problema. tengo 5 visas. todo en orden. siempre quieren inventar tonterÍas. ♪ ♪ >> en mayo y junio, ninel conde, festeja doble. primero, el dÍa de la madre y luego el dÍa de la -- del padre. ninel conde: soy muy padre. me t

it would have to be maybe somebody on the likes of a marco rubio on the republican side and maybe an elizabeth warren on the democratic side. even then, it would not be the same thing because of it was done by cnn, fox, msnbc, c-span, you would not have the concentrated audience that you have today when there is basically only cbs, nbc. >> historian and author joining us from pit. i keep your time on c-span3. >> good to be with you. >> never let anyone to find you. that is the first lesson i want to leave you with. only you define who you are. ,> our hearts should be open not just of falling in love to the world. we need to look and care and we need to contribute. >> don't ever let anyone tell you your dreams are silly. if you have to look back on your life, regret the things that you did and not what you did not do. >> nothing stays still. things will change. the question for you is whether and how you will participate in the process of creative change. just a few past commencement speeches from the c-span library. watch more speeches on saturday, may 27 and monday, memorial day. >>

[ light laughter ] marco rubio!ter and applause ] now, the comey firing has invited obvious comparisons to richard nixon's actions during watergate. with many calling trump's move "nixonian." in fact, the nixonian label has been tossed around so frequently in the past 24 hours, that even the nixon presidential library felt compelled to distance itself from trump. >> the richard nixon library responded to commentary that comey's firing was "nixonian." in a tweet they wrote, "fun director of the fbi." [ audience ohs ] >> seth: here's another fun fact. you know it's bad when even the nixon library thinks you're bad for their brand. [ light laughter ] this has been "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back with sophia bush, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hawe got you this.! oh, boys. and i got you this. edible arrangements for mother's day. order in store or online. this isn't a competition. it's always a competition. so ammara, you're a verizon engineer, tell me, what's one really goo

>> i think -- and marco rubio was there, as well. impressive room of people. i think what was really interesting is they were very focused on this provision in the leaking. i think this is important. i know democrats are going to say, well, republicans are just using the leaks as a diversion, but if you look actually at the history of the past eight years of the obama administration, they were very aggressive in going after leakers. i think as a former intelligence professional, someone who served bush and obama administrations, what's most worrisome to me in this debate is is intelligence being polite sitpoliticized by administration? there are people working every day who don't want to see political appointees politicizing the intelligence they're using. >> wait -- >> yates and clapper said they did not leak. they have never leaked. >> right. >> so was the sense at the table last night they're going to get down bottom of who did? >> i don't want to speak on behalf of anybody, but it seems like they are -- yes, it is a concern about who leaked, but also i thi

dennys customers on fire in hayward last week, had his first court appearance. 43 year old victor rubio is facing seven counts of assault with caustic chemicals, a count of child endangerment and a count of attempting to set a fire. last wednesday police say rubio was inside dennys when he poured gasoline on himself and six other customers after not being able start a fire with a cigarette -- customers forced him out of the restaurant. a short time later police arrested him as he tried to fleeing the scene. (pam) new tonight.. a long planned upgrade to cal- trains ... has gotten a major financial boost from the federal government.(steve) yeah, the u-s department of transportation and the trump administration have authorized a six hundred forty seven million dollar grant that will allow caltrains to electrify its system.kron 4's charles clifford is live for us tonight in san francisco at the caltrains station with details and reaction from riders. charles, this is a a big deal, yeah? yes, in the years ahead caltrains will be getting a big upgrade including all new trains which will hopef

but the tax credit idea, marco rubio, mike lee. these are people who have, are looking at these efforts as reality, potential reality. >> i did notice it looked like the ivanka care proposal kind of morphed a little bit into something that was, you know, maybe not quite so favorable to those at the top by extending a childcare dependent tax credit, but that's not refundable, so it lacks some of the saliency that we're talking about today. i think we should move to the audience for some questions. is that okay? >> sure. >> okay. >> it's also, i'm waiting to see what the details are on the ivanka trump program, but it only now applies to mothers and not to -- so, i mean, there's some work that has the get done. >> true. that yeah. >> my name's melissa, center for american progress. thank you so much for your leadership and your work on these issues. my question is sort of about building the political and public will. you've noted in your remarks that, you know, 70% of the middle class finish. [inaudible] we've seen this sort of deep

i enjoyed the discussion that senator rubio had with regard to cuba. many of us feel strongly about ways that we can hasten the change in cuba and move toward democracy. i happen to think that some of the measures taken by the last administration with regard to allowing cuban american travel allowing increase in remittances have allowed a lot of cubans, i think we've gone from virtually very little cuban employment outside of the government sector to today about one in four cubans suspect employed u employed many the so-called private sector in cuban running bed and breakfasts or private restaurants or beauty shops, auto repair facilities and have some modicum of independence from the government, more than they had before. and i think that's a good development, there are obviously still human rights abuses that take plaits place. but the question is, how do we best ensure that -- that freedom is hastened and we move forward? and i know that those policies are being reviewed and i hope that we'll look at the hoel whole picture there and see where we are

now, senator rubio says the administration reached out to him.his is what senator warner had to say. >> just from the "washington post" story? >> i think there's a lot of the questions that need to be answered. i'd tell you, you know, one of the things you know as a member of the intelligence committee from day one is that you always protect sources and methods, and if you don't protect those sources and methods, potentially people's lives can be at stake or the collaboration, cooperation of our allies could be at stake and we've got a lot -- >> reporter: has the white house reached out you to explain? >> i have not been briefed about that. >> reporter: a little surprising, the top democrat would not have heard at all from the administration. again, several senators saying they expect to hear more and are requesting more information today. but as it currently stands, john, i think this is something we've seen over the last couple of weeks. this news is happening so fast, it seems so dramatic, so big, and nobody seems to be able to get their head

you this marco rubio say to jake on "state of the union" there's this clout surrounding everything. woo be this grounds for obstruction of justice and he said look if any president did what has been reported to have been done this president denies that would be possible obstruction of justice, john mccain saying's ealmost speechless. do you see this as any different what the president faced before as far as a growing divide between his leaders and his own party? >> i think it's different because now he's the president. we've seen in the past during the campaign in the early days of the administration friction between president trump or candidate trump and others who saw him as a political liability. folks like john mccain andrevea. these guys see some of the same classified information folks in the white house see through their roles in the senate and so you're not just talking about differences in messaging or differences in tactic. you're talking about profound disagreements in terms of national security strategy. >> jay, do you see this as different this time around? it is differ

burr: senator rubio? sen. rubio: thank you, mr. chairman. mr. mccabe, without going into the specifics of an individual investigation, the american people want to know, has the dismissal of mr. comey interrupted, stopped, or negatively impacted any of the work, investigation, or ongoing projects at the federal bureau of investigation? dir. mccabe: as you know, senator, the work of the men and women of the fbi continues despite changes in circumstance any decision, so there has been no effort to impede our investigation today. simply put, sir, you cannot stop the men and women of the fbi from doing the right thing, protecting the american people and upholding the constitution. sen. rubio: this is for all the members of the committee. it has been widely reported that kaspersky lab software is used by hundreds of thousands, if not millions of americans. to each of our witnesses i would ask, would any of you be comfortable with kaspersky lab software on your computers? >> resounding no from me. >> no. >> no, sir. >> no, senator. sen. rubio: director

el senador republicano por la florida, marco rubio, pÚblico que en efecto la condiciÓn de lÓpez era muylorida tambiÉn respondiÓ diciendo: esto serÍa terrible. no puede ser. oraciones para leopoldo, su familia y toda venezuela. ahora que se conoce que leopoldo lÓpez estÁ vivo... >> para evitar los rumores, tienen que mostrar a leopoldo lÓpez. reporte ilia: muchas gracias. a las calles de caracas, volvieron el caos y la violencia. un manifestante de 17 aÑos muriÓ con un impacto de bala durante una protesta masiva convocada por la oposiciÓn, para rechazarla convocatoria a la asamblea nacional constituyente que nicolÁs maduro presentaba. y como nos explica francisco, el panorama polÍtico fue estremecido por una nueva declaraciÓn de la fiscal general, ccondenando la violencia del gobierno. >> esto tiene una lectura. se estÁn apagando. francisco: cabello presentÓ un vÍdeo de lÓpez desde la cÁrcel de ramo verde, como especie de probÁ de vida. la familia de lÓpez ha insistido en verle en el hospital. es el final de un dÍa donde hubo mucha represiÓn. de combates cuerpo a cuerpo, un tanque anti m