by sir oliver in that time, it beats imagination.vocated by sir oliver in that time, it beats imaginationm advocated by sir oliver in that time, it beats imagination. it is supposed to be 300,000 homes per year being built. we are not. there has been a complete black hole when it comes to domestic policy in the last two years due to brexit. that was ok at the beginning when it looks like rigs it was going somewhere, perhaps positive, perhaps not, but moving forward, and now we have had gridlock. —— brexit. we do not have any national housebuilding strategy. we are not building enough, and not in the right places. we still have restrictive land legislation that prevents them being built. services have tried, as george osborne did with david cameron's government, which is very demand, like help to buy scheme —— sparing. they are noticing the people that would ordinarily vote for them, 2022 or earlier, they are stuck in the kerry is rental situations and will not vote unless it is fixed. —— precarious. situations and will not vote unles

sir oliver is known for his missed timing in politics.d beaverbrook who was the minister of aircraft ididn't who was the minister of aircraft i didn't know were used to have one. he was always seen as a great triumph but it was a command economy which people like hitler and stalin could only streamed about and they built it that way but has rachel says, itjust isn't the time. we've got to have a grand coordinator because, as she was referring, is not in the land acquisition, it is the infrastructure, transportation that he has called into question but wasn't andrew adonis going to be looking into this? isjust going to be another, spitfire production type start soon and this isjust be another, spitfire production type start soon and this is just too late because he is predicating on election 2022i bet we have one before then. i certainly agree with that. i can't see the government lasting until 2022. that. i can't see the government lasting unti12022. turning that. i can't see the government lasting until 2022. turning to the mailon lastin

oliver is on your hands. i demand your immediate resignan from this body. >> vice president mazzucco: nex. >> she will speak in spanish ani will translate. >> thank you sir. >> i'm the cousin who was murded by sfpd on april 7, 2016. i cannot believe that police commission having the precedencf cadillo that he was able to shot the young man in the back. how is possible, chief that you have these presidents that you e done nothing to take matters in your hand. i'm asking the police commissios today to take into accounted the history of cadillo. to demand chief of police he stp covering up for his officers. that he give you all the information. it's a shame chief of police tht you have murderers on your staff and the public doesn't know abot it. we need to have all the information. this police commission needs to have all the information on the background of these officers so that corrective actions can take place this sanctuary city of san francisco, these type of lack of consequences continue. should not have murderers in yor organization. he wants to deliver and enter record this report again. >> vice president mazzucco: thak you very much for translating

oliver's 17-year-old son, joaquin, was also killed. >> i don't want mr. pederson to become another victim. you're not a victim, sirthe gunman. >> i don't know how to help him. >> reporter: she's struggling as the head of her household. >> i'm sorry. >> reporter: hearing pederson's version of events, she says, fills in some unknowns, but -- >> it kind of explains some things and, you know -- >> reporter: answers questions you have? >> sort of. but not really. i mean, you still have more questions. why? why didn't he go in there and save those kids on the third floor? >> feels sorry for himself, and he wants us to feel sorry for him. i'm not joining him in the pity party. i'm sorry. he failed. he failed our children. they are gone. >> reporter: 11 of the victims' families, after listening to your interview, savannah, released a statement that says, in part, pederson was a 20-year veteran of law enforcement. he failed. did not perform his duty. savannah? >> kerry, incredibly important to hear what they thought of that. his account of that day. thank you for bringing it to us. >>> we're going to head over to mr. roker

olive branch, minister? >> well, we want to have a constructive relationship and we consider the facts and move on hard evidence and good ideas. stuart: okay, we got it. ralph goodale. sirmorning. >> my pleasure, thank you very much. stuart: thank you very much, indeed. susan lee joins us now, talked extensive with prime minister trudeau and you know a lot about the story. your reaction to what you heard from mr. goodale. >> canadians are cordial, polite and will hammer out a deal. there is exacerbation on both sides when i spoke to trudeau and exasperation with the president as well. we were heading into the midterm elections, he likes to make promises, he likes to keep promises, of course, to solidify his base, and in canada, by the way, if we don't get a nafta deal signed, they're saying the scapegoat is trump and the u.s. at this point. stuart: i figured. okay, susan, thank you very much indeed. >>> now, and by the way, virginia trump supporter corey stewart won the gop senate primary. he'll face democrat senator tim kaine, hillary's running mate. he faces off in november. and corey stewart is on the show, and he's next. ♪ with expedia you could book a flight, hotel