and i told her i wouldn't. >> so she's shopping around for someone that can do in kay? al. >> reporter: it was a stunning revelation. >> you've got a wild story and a wild theory on your hands. >> most definitely. i mean this case has taken so many twists and turns it's unbelievable. >> forget about the smash and grab and go robbery, that's gone out the window. >> oh, yeah. oh, yeah. we're looking at some premeditation and some planning here. >> reporter: but edmunds had to consider the source of the story. >> of course, jailhouse stories are always troublesome because they're trying to do themselves some good. >> definitely. >> reporter: one thing the brother said was easy to confirm, he didn't do the hit job. he was in jail at the time of the murder. so if becky was behind it all, who helped her? jacobs said there was another member of the family investigators should look at, becky's son chris. the young man with his own house. jerry had been staying there before he was behind bars, and said chris also knew about becky's affair and how desperate she was. >> she would c

kay: thank you so much. [applause] kay: again, thank you all for joining us here. i would invite you to check our website. we have lots of interesting speakers. we have symposiums. we are producing papers on a regular basis. all of which we hope contributes to the ongoing dialogue that we have. i think i have spoken long enough that you may now be released. thank you so much. [laughter] [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] announcer: treasury secretary steven mnuchin and the acting irs director testified on the proposed budget for the department before a senate appropriations subcommittee. live coverage on c-span3. secretary mnuchin was at the white house monday and spoke to reporters briefly about u.s. trade with china. sec. mnuchin: i want to be very clear. i k

kay: thank you so much. [applause] kay: again, thank you all for joining us here. i would invite you to check our website. we have lots of interesting speakers. we have symposiums. we are producing papers on a regular basis. all of which we hope contributes to the ongoing dialogue that we have. i think i have spoken long enough that you may now be released. thank you so much. [laughter] [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] announcer: here is a lipid coverage for tuesday. the house is in at 10:00 a.m., working on defense programs for 2019. on c-span2, the senate will be back at 10:00 a.m. and admin they will vote on a nominee for the consumer product safety commission. former president fox of mexico will be at the press club. then steve mnuchin testifies on capitol hill at a budget hearing at 10:00 a.m. on c-span3, then u.s. border protection gives an update on border security. c-span, where history u

that's so kay inside a banana republic. but what were they investigated? is this another politically motivated conspiracy by the obama white house to glean information for the other campaign? for the dnc? gregg: comey and peter strzok and the whole gaining, they -- e whole gang, they didn't have the intelligence to justify the counter-intelligence probe. that's the chairman's statement recently. does the president, do you think, need to declassify, declassify everything that he can possibly in order to get to the bottom of this? >> i have spoke to the president since i left the white house. and i have commended him for his attitude of staying at arm's lengths from all of these investigations. of staying outside of the process which is commendable. but this has risen to the level of scandal whereby something has to happen. all the individuals implicated in this scandal, the highest level of the doj, the cia, the fbi, right now all those people who are still accessing classified information must have their clearances stripped from them. the president dock th

. >> supervisor: so kay, because it is a -- okay, because it is a real opportunity, and if ewe're o going to pilot something, we should pilot something that can actually work. and it sounds like we might be almost there but not completely, so i would love to look at this more. thanks. >> thank you, commissioner ronen. commissioner yee? >> thank you. i am just wondering or not, it's one thing for it to be available, but it is another thing to let users know that it is available. will there be a marketing plan to let people that might need this type of transit know it is available? otherwise you might have these taxis that aren't capable, but no one knows about it. >> yes, the team does do outreach to the community to promote these kinds of things. and i am not sure what the specifics are existing related to this. >> i apologize. that m.t.a. staff who works directly on this weren't able to be here today. so this is -- it's basically building on an existing program. it does exist right now and this is supposed to grow and hoping to grow the fleet by another 10 to 15 vehicles being available

. >> connell: so kay. so -- okay, there will be negotiation and competition, which is good.w. how do they make it work? that is one of the big issues, right? generic actually being able to get to market and provide that competition? what changes are made? >> f.d.a. allowing more generics approved. over 1,000 last year, the most on record. you know why? generic companies no longer have to redo the research that the brand names put out there to get the drug approved in the first place. there will be a flood of more drugs approved. the middlemen, pharmacy benefit managers were busy lowering the price but guess what? they took the profit and you paid a large co-pay or the remainder went to you. now, medicare and medicaid for the seniors and the medicaid patients will do the negotiating for you so you will have less to pay out of pocket. after all, that is what we all want. we want to pay less out of pocket. >> connell: of course. when will the change take effect for the people who are the medicare and the medicaid recipients watching today saying i'm really getting hammered with

[applause] kay: thank you so very much. bold, concise. unambiguous. we appreciate you taking this forum here at the heritage foundation to deliver that message. looking at -- and you listed during your speech several of our allies and friends and artners. many of whom are angry, some disappointed. how are you going to bring them onboard? how are you going to use your best diplomatic skills to bring hem along with us? mr. pompeo: the strategic changes in the world come together when countries decide on an objective that is shared. and that always begins with shared interest in values. i spent the first couple of weeks of my time as secretary of state working to try to see if there wasn't a way to fix the deal. i spoke with my european counterparts and traveled there in my 13th hour as secretary of state. i was on the ground in brussels speaking with my european counterparts. we couldn't get it done. we couldn't reach agreement there. the united states intends to work hard at diplomatic peace of working alongside all of our partners. we focus on the eur

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kay: thank you so much. [applause] again, thank you all for joining us here. i would invite you to check our website. we have lots of interesting speakers. we have have symposiums. we are producing papers on a regular basis. all of which we hope contributes to the ongoing dialogue that we have. i think i have spoken long enough that you may now be released. thank you so much. [laughter] [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018]

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i used to drop acid and go to hawaii kai, so this kind of thing is a taste of my childhood too.got sent to boarding school when a teeger. an east coast boarding school where everyby was like, "o you're from the gay bay," and it was really difficult to just negotiate being from san francisco. i would lie and say that i was from napa, because i was embarrassed, you know? >> anthony: really? >> sean: yeah. i was at like a hockey school in massachusetts, and i was going to get hazed for being from san francisco. >> anthony: okay so san francisco for you as a kid was uh -- >> sean: i just remember all sorts of factions like there were all these skinheads and skaters, because that was like from the teenager's point of view, but then there were all the old hippies and like the slightly older beatniks, and everything was really cheap. i don't think san francisco has become an expensive rental town until maybe like the last ten years. >> chef: ok! >> anthony: i love it, sort of this pan pacific thing. >> sean: well they have that like weird kind of tandoori japanese chinese oven. >> anth

support the president's program much easier to determine trish but one of the thins that gets so challenging jess kaythe fact that some of the president's programs are actually very in line with historically what what a lot of democrats wanted and a look to pennsylvania for example. >> and ohio, share odd brown which backs the president's trade policies, conor lamb did, so there's a delicate line that democrats have to walk especially in the middle of the country and we have 10 democrat senators up for re-election in states that president trump took by a lot but pointing to the georgia primary for instance says it abrams won the support of bernie sanders and hillary clinton so that wasn't about the division between the moderate wing and progressive wing and if you look at amy mcgrath, for instance she's a fighter pilot and she has an amazing story yes progressive values but this isn't your typical bernie sanders candidate she talked a lot about national security and a lot about patriotism topics republicans tried to make their own and when you look at the ads , and we talked about this a lot before y

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kai and the music. >> you came off as so much more hip. i say kobra kai and can slip and break a hip.ll the big players want that $180 billion back. this was a good day for spot if i and netflix. over the last 20 years, there are key things one, network effects, aging and reverse technology from a brand standpoint they've been mono brands how many brand offerings does netflix have one. how many brand offerings does spotify have one. when they try to come up with a brand that's over reaching it's a good day for spotify in the midst of hearing that the government will restrain the acquisition of time warner of at&t with 130 million phone contracts, you have google with 2 billion preinstalled android device distribution. so any time apple or google put an offering on the most valuable real estate in the world, which is your phone, the competitors start shaking. apple music grew faster than spotify last quarter with a far inferior offering. anything google and amazon do, you have to take seriously but textbookcase study and what not to do. >> let's move on to instagram. ceo kevin sistystr

so katty kay, the first example of somebody who weinstein launched in the me too movement, his misdeeds is finally going to be facing criminal penalties for their actions. >> so often in these cases of harassment it's actually very difficult to bring any criminal charges. the bar is set very high. >> it's also difficult to prove. >> very difficult to prove. >> so the fact they're taking this to court means they either want to make a point or they believe they have a strong case. >> and they are still hoping, the authorities, the prosecutors that there will be more women who come forward, perhaps inspired by what happened in the case of bill cosby. there was one trial, a bunch more women came forward, gave their cases and if you can show a pattern of behavior that boosters the prosecution's case and that might be what happens in the weinstein case. >> heidi, how important is this? >> it's coming full circle. this is how the who me-too movement was launched and another hurdle here is the statute of limitations because so many of these incidents are over the past decade. but it's also time

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so katty kay, this story about michael cohen and essential consultants llc is fascinating about michael cohen and about the president and selling access. but it's also fascinating about a lot of these companies that are now outed and on this list, about what exactly they were trying to get out of it. and what in many cases they didn't get out of it. they thought michael cohen would have the ear of the president in many of these cases, they dropped the contracts, because it turned out he didn't quite have the access they thought they were going to get. >> to some extent you have to dial back to election day of 2016 when everybody had assumed that hillary clinton was going to win all of these companies presumably had big invamts in getting to know people on the clinton campaign, had spoken to her advisers around issues of trade and regulation. bam they're hit by the fak that they've backed the wrong horse, donald trump comes in, nobody knows him. remember this, nobody knew donald trump when he came in he didn't have contacts in washington, he didn't have necessarily contacts in all of the

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twins rowen and kai were born on friday, may 4th, also known as "star wars" day, so their parents didse would do, they gave their babies the middle names of luke and leia. >> as soon as we knew there was a chance they were may the 4th babies, that's what's going to happen. >> dad even had the perfect shirt for the occasion reading "i am your father." the twins will be going home to a "star wars" themed nursery may the fourth be with them. >> you know fourth was "star wars" day? >> i did when kids in our neighborhood knocked on our door and left signs "may the fourth be with you." >> cbs evening news is next. >> thank you for watching. see you at 6:00. >> quijano: the disaster widens. new cracks in the kilauea volcano unleash another wave of lava, burning everything in its path. more homes are destroyed. we're inside the danger zone. also tonight, rudy giuliani's sunday bombshell: he says the president does not have to idmply if subpoenaed in the russia investigation. >> we can assert the same sertileges other presidents reve. >> quijano: chicago's alarming surge in gun violence-- more

been plenty of trump's cabinet who have threatened to resign and some who actually did so she's not alone. cnn's randi kayto recuse myself from any existing or future investigations of any matter relating in any way to the campaign for president of the united states. >> ever since attorney general jeff sessions recused himself from handling the russia investigation, he's been in hot water with president donald trump. sessions' answer resign which he has reportedly threatened to do a number of times. >> i am disappointed in the attorney general. he should not have recused himself almost immediately after he took office. >> chief of staff john kelly reportedly also offering at times to walk away especially after he came under fire for his handling of domestic abuse allegations against then white house staff secretary rob porter. kelly has offered to resign, a source told cnn, if the president wanted him to, though kelly denies that. >> i am in this for the long haul. it is the most important thing i've ever done in my life. >> health and human services secretary tom price also left his job after he came und

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kay was there. it was influenced i'm so sorry you guys. k was a transliteration of the runic sounds very obscene of the nerdiest word you could possibly know. blame the peloponnesian's. i'm sure they can really love that. my final quadrant my final group grouping any other questions. okay. we will start here again. wait for the microphone. here we go. how many companies are there that make dictionaries that are doing this work. there are a lot in the world. actually foreign language is booming if you happen to know about it. i can hook you up with oxford. all over the world people still use dictionaries. bilingual lexicography. in most of the european countries its state sponsored. it is sponsored by oxford university so in that sense we talk about traditional dictionary publishers. i think even that is changing. there is american heritage there is oxford north america. i think those are the only ones focusing on the american market. this really three companies that are publishing for the american markets. not many. and there used to be a

kay conor, planning department staff. so when you're looking at the ballot measure, in addition to 835, what those two bills are prescribing is for ministerial approval, so it's ministerial versus ceqa. sb 35, for instance, does not require the ceqa process for the planning review. so there is that distinction. it would, perhaps, be an overlay, but both sb 35 as well as the ballot initiative do require that you meet all of the objective standards, and both 315 and the proposed 315.1 would allow for additional exceptions to be granted on an administrative basis. there's a little bit of a distinction there. >> commissioner richards: and 30's appealable, but when people want to own hotels. there is something here on feasibility if we want to get our arms wrapped around this whole issue with somebody saying i can't built it because it's not feasible. i think -- >> president hillis: can you clarify, we're not giving up any -- we are a changing the noticing for downtown project notifications. >> the 309 amendments add two exceptio

in one world, mary is a hero of add voe kai vocac advocacy. so thank you for being here with us. >> thank you and your team and the wonderful people at the smithsonian and everyone participating here today. it's an honor to join you. the point has been made of the importance of assuring the public's support and confidence in public health. we're going to see the point that rolls each of us has. important rolls in taking action to maintain that support. those roles include as individuals, it's important for those who work with and oversee the government that it is able to educate, surveil and detect infectious diseases and communicate with the public what they need to know. answering questions rather than assuming that everyone will just want to snow the same pieces of information. being sense bable to what the public thinks and the questions they're asking. it's important to work effectively with the private sector and akroosz the research stakeholder community. we'll find answers, solutions to what ails us. that's pretty important. we agree. fin

. >>> so two decades ago, mary kay letourneau became a household name. sent to prison for having sex with a 13 year old student, who she later married and started a family. >> and now she is finally telling her side of the story and giving us an inside look at their controversial life. >> am i sorry he is the father of my children and this is the man of my life? no, i'm not. >> reporter: more than 20 years since the scandal that shocked the nation. mary kay letourneau, the then married mother of four who pled guilty to raping her former student is hoping to set the record straight in a new a&e network special called "mary kay letourneau, autobiography." >> first of all, i was a teacher and billy once was a student, but we weren't -- there was nothing going on at all when he was a student of mine. >> reporter: letourneau got pregnant and delivered the baby girl before serving her 80-day prison sentence. although the judge ordered her to stay away from him following her release, she violated her parole. >> i loved him. and he was waiting for my call. >> th

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