was that why he reached out again to adrian solomon with this request?her. >> he told her, said adrian, he was thinking of changing his lifestyle, quitting poker, if only she'd take him back. well, she was a different adrian now. >> i think i kind of felt more powerful in that conversation than i had with him in a long time because i know that i don't trust a single word that he says. >> meanwhile, back in vegas, detectives learn that just days before the murders ernie scherer had made a rather unusual request of this man. his name is david mock. >> he asked me if i would do something slightly illegal for $300. >> david is a professional piano player in vegas. >> he says, oh, i'm looking to get a gun because i'm a professional gambler and i carry a lot of money. i thought, you know, no. i'm not going to do that. >> and investigators discovered ernie also asked david's performance partner to buy him a gun and offered another friend $50,000 to point the finger of suspicion away from ernie and towards someone else. and even if none of it was definitive, it

japan solomon will -- john solomon will join us with the details. yet another setback for mueller. two fridays ago, judge t.v. ellis iii called this investigation out as a witch hunt to get to charges against the president. another judge picking apart the indictment of the russian nationals. tonight we have more incredible investigation that mueller's investigation is imploding. a russian company indicted by the special counsel, remember, mueller didn't think anyone was going to respond to this is calling the charges baseless and in court saying mueller and his hacks haven't even shown that the company intentionally broke the law. and a website tonight is reporting that the attorney for the russian company wants to see mueller's secret grand jury instructions which he would have a right to see. the daily wire is out with a report saying that the court transcripts, guess this, shows that mueller indicted a russian company that did not exist at the time. a lawyer for the company said your honor, we are dealing with a situation of the government indicting the proverbial ham sandwich.

we think john solomon, we don't leave a man behind if at all possible.on't leave a man behind and in this case he was left behind and we have the fbi and mccabe i guess trying to be created about deripaska. deripaska by the way had had conversations with john mccain. do we know with those conversations were about years ago? >> it's a story i broke in "the washington post" ten years ago. >> laura: heaven forbid we actually find out what the current u.s. government is all about. getting back to the conflict of interest. alan dershowitz and jonathan turley had interesting comments. let's first look at what jonathan turley said about all this. he's concerned about a potential conflict. he said if the operation with deripaska contravened federal law, this figure could be viewed as a potential embarrassment for mueller. the question is whether he could implicate -- it could implicate mueller in impropriety. and then alan dershowitz saying this. he also had similar concerns about a potential conflict. i think we have the full screen. he said the real question b

aarlet: david solomon is known quantity in goldman sachs.that idea about trading versus the investment bank business, certainly david comes from the investment banking side, having been cohead of that division, but he is not a stranger to trading as well because of his previous position that goldman and elsewhere on wall street. talk about what he has indicated his priorities would be, not necessarily as ceo but as ceo and president of goldman? michael: he has worked on both sides of the house. more time in the investment banking area, but he is familiar with the trading business. an efforteen more of across goldman to merge those two businesses in certain ways. they took some sales teams from the commodities business and put them in investment banking to try and get more investment clients to do trading deals with them. that has long been a push, to have bankers be pitching, not just an m&a deal but also interest-rate swaps as well. so that i think will continue under him. he has definitely pushed the bond underwriting business as well. i t

we'll tell you the details and a stunning report from the hills john solomon. he believe the story, under new conflict of interest for the special counsel. robert mueller. guess what, it involves a russian billionaire who is now part of the rush investigation. plus even more evidence that the special l counsel, robert mueller's investigation, is literally imploding before our eyes. major new developments generated by the fbibi potentially plantig a mole inside the trump campaign, i told you this was a busy news night, you can't make thisak stuff up. this falls in line with everything else we have been exposing on this program as a part of a pattern. we'll analyze. also the house intelligence committee chairman devin nunes, trey gowdy, they are saying the doj is trying to discredit their investigations with anonymous sources and leaking. sit tight, buckle up, we have a lot to cover in tonight's breaking news opening monologue. ♪ the president has continued to up one massive win after another ahead of course of these all important midterm elections in 2018. now t

solomon. we welcome you back to the show. >> thank you. you know, i think gregg has it on the money. the timeline undercuts the narrative we were fed during the campaign and after the campaign. george papadopoulos was after they had talked to christopher steele. you got it right. >> sean: you guys have been right from the beginning. march 7th, 2017, you guys broke the fisa story and everything has been proven true and more than we ever thought. thank you. great work. can't wait for the book. when we come back from a live report, north korea threatening to cancel the summit with the president. i have a mini monologue coming up. joe concha, dan bongino, so much more, stay with us. ♪ for leisure. so i go national, where i can choose any available upgrade in the aisle - without starting any conversations- -or paying any upcharges. what can i say? control suits me. go national. go like a pro. they have businesses to run they have passions to pursue how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters ship packages all the amazing

say de-meyer's job involved receiving wine shipments at solomon's manhattan apartment and then takingcials say de-meyer stole hundreds of bottles of wine including seven from the legendary french estate domaine de la romanee-conti. that's monk the most expensive in the world authorities say he sold the wine to a north carolina based dealer he found on-line solomon became sole president and chief operating officer of goldman sachs last month and is considered a frontrunner to replace lloyd blankfein. his wife told investigators back in 2016 de-meyer admitted to the solomons he stole the wine he was supposed to meet them at a bank the next day to pay them back but fled the country. de-meyer was nabbed by authorities in los angeles this year and sent to new york to face a judge back to you guys. you guys >> thank you, aditi. >> i can't help but think when you talk about application of blockchain for things like diamonds, does a case like this make the argument for blockchain when it comes to collectibles as well we'll hear much more about that. when we return, more on what the supreme co

. >> solomon, your reaction to the news of ty cobb leaving. do you know emmitt flood at all, this clinton impeachment lawyer? >> i know of him. i don't know him. when he was working on the clinton case, he was very junior. i don't think any self-respecting lawyer, particularly for any lawyer who worked for the department of justice could stand for the president's thuggish tweets against his own department of justice and against bob mueller. and it's disappointing that rudy giuliani is apparently standing for it. i don't think there's any question now the president is not going to answer these questions, but it's not just a choice between answering questions and taking the fifth. there's a third way and i think that's very much related to emmitt flood coming in now. the third way is to invoke executive privilege. and there's a very interesting constitutional point here. first of all, there's no question that mueller has the authority to subpoena a sitting president. we subpoenaed a sitting president. there's no question about that. but there is

solomon questions a group who are flown out of libya just a few days ago. he often has to be an investigator and a psychologist at the same time. one of the women still has the dry bread she was given in the traffickers hideout. and they want to ask you to pick. true west i know money grand. if you refuse to pay the money. to drink. but there is a promise to the rescue. the need to bring. themselves in and his team a tiring day comes to an end and they're proud of their work but they know the most difficult hard still lies ahead it's unclear whether the thousands of disillusioned and traumatized return find new hope back home or if they'll just leave again. but solomon is determined to carry on until the last human traffickers and been insidious cult. for years young philip schultz there now they're known as blood diamonds precious stones are legally sold to fund conflicts it's believed that they helped finance the decades long rule of zimbabwe's former president robert mugabe that came from the mines. believed to be the world's biggest diamond deposits wor

solomon questions a group who were flown out of libya just a few days ago. often has to be an investigator and a psychologist at the same time. one of the women still has the dry bread she was given in the traffickers hideout. and they will ask you to pay a dollar. to each each each his name. paid to egypt to west i know money grand i know beats you for it if you refuse to pay the money they will kill you. men women children who die. so please you are begging for their suppliers to their rescue. to bring. these. soldiers in and his team a tiring day comes to an end so they're proud of their work but they know the most difficult part still lies ahead it's unclear whether the thousands of disillusionment traumatized return these find new hope back home or if they'll just leave again. but solomon is determined to carry on into the last human traffickers and been insidious cult. this is we have a free and now taking a look at red wine from a robot with a twist with a twist and on all the effort you know no money of course you'd expect your red wine to come from

solomon jones is with us today, a radio host on praise 107.9 african-american, april ryan is with us is with us. let me just go round robin. first brian stelter, to you on the news and the statement significantly coming from the first female black president of abc entertainment coming out and, i mean, her words abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values. >> the same as many felt when he-the-saw this tweet from roseanne barr, abc went silent for several hours. >> you were sitting in my office ten minutes ago saying i can't imagine, it's so popular. >> because the show makes so much money. what we've been taught in society for years and years and years is that money speaks, money talks and abc wouldn't walk away from such a lucrative program. but it has. i'm just texting with a disney source asking what led to this decision. they're saying it's just simple, it's a question of right and wrong and a question of our company's values. a pretty simple answer from disney, a giant multi-national conglomerate, all about families, inclusiveness and diversity and they felt they couldn

and it's justg interestat it comes from a part in that -- the song of solomon or songf songs is reallyove poem found in the hebrew scriptures, the old testament, so that text actually beme the springboard for recognizing that the love between harry and meghan was actually tapping into areate love that isn't a matter of sentimentality but actually is a way of life ngat can chae lives and that can change social structures and n change the world and the way in which we live. >> and we need that right now. yes, yes, we do. our name and your sermon immediately became popular on twitter. your name started trendindi imely and people were tweeting things like we are having church and preach pastor. i'm a black episcopalian so i recognize you bring some the traditions of the black church to this very formal royalm cey. tell us a little bit about your thought process there.l, >> wou know, it's funny. i alized thathey were -- the couple really a created service that was very much steeped in the tradition. i mean, they followedhe tradition of the church of england here, using various prayer books

thank you. >> thank you, miss solomon. next speaker, please. [applause]. >> good evening, commissioners. my name is terrence davis, and i'm the school founder of mary l. booker leadership academy. i'm excited to be in front of you tonight and formally submit the petition for mary l. booker leadership academy. we've been working for the past year to design a school that will meet the needs of all students. a little bit about myself. i'm a special educator. i'm also a father and husband to my two boys, jaden and elijah. we're a community school. we've been designed working with our parents. we recognize the needs of each individual students. our core values are equity, community value and leadership. community is how we are designed with the families that are standing behind me. equity is making sure we're meeting the needs of all students, and leadership is developing the next great generation of leaders. thank you again for hearing our petition. >> good evening. i'm sam bivens. i'm the parent of a middle school aged child, and i've -- i'm urgin

now emerging around the saudi story seems to be at odds with the one good crown prince mohammed bin solomon managed to create after becoming the presumptive heir to the throne last year what the government in riyadh called an anti corruption crackdown got good reviews in the western media despite legitimate questions that were being asked such asked was m.b.'s using the anti graft effort as a smokescreen justification for locking up his rivals within the royal family between some ingratiating editorials in papers like the new york times and a softball interview conducted by c.b.s. is sixty minutes program three m.p.'s attracted the kind of positive news coverage that his rhetoric may have merited if not for his actual record known by his initials n b yes his reforms inside saudi arabia had been revolutionary the nature of the interview was almost fawning they were talking about his great work ethic working hard all. they never really push too hard on issues like human rights abuses in the war in yemen and that is this really an open and free society was so full they mention this crackdown o

was that why he reached out again to adrian solomon with this request. >> i'm really hoping we can end together. >> he told her, said adrian, he was thinking of changing his lifestyle, quitting poker if only she would take him become. but she was a different adrian now. >> i think i kind of felt more powerful in that conversation than i had with him in a long time because i know that i won't trust a single word that he says. >> meanwhile, back in vegas detectives learn that just days before the murders ernie had made a rather unusual request of this man. his name is david mock. >> he asked me if i would do something slightly illegal for $300. >> david is a professional piano player in vegas. >> he says i'm looking to get a gun because i'm a professional gambler, and i carry a lot of money. i thought, you know, no, i am not going to do that. >> and investigators discovered ernie also asked david's performance partner to buy him a gun and offered another friend $50,00 poi t finger of suspicion wag from eie and towards someone else. even if none of it was definiti definitive, it all added

joining us john solomon, one of those who has lead national media investigation into this from the beginning, great to have you with us. start on olag. a russian oligarch, a human magnate with a long history of work with, if you will, u.s. government, a friend of putin's, what rolling he have in this? >> we can say with certainty fbi colluded with russians,. for 10 years ago for noble causes to try to rescue a captured fbi agent. an american left in iran, state department was not having much luck, they returned to this russians and asked if he would you fund a operation and work with him here, did to opportunity of $25 million, that nothing wrong with that, that is what fbi does. we should do when we leave an american captured, but today, olag is a key figure at a lot of issues, i learned he told fbi two months before donald trump was elected there was no chance that don don't' donald trump can chairman manafort was colluding with russia. that is very important piece of operation. they tell him there is no collusion, we never heard that. >> discounting it with a laugh. as he tracked with fbi

s crown crown prince mohammed bin solomon is seeking to overhaul the kingdom's autonomy here with the latest is r t correspondent philip martin who joins us from new york thanks for being with us i was really surprised to learn that the unemployment rate in saudi arabia was almost thirteen percent last year just seems crazy and a big pretty big problem for m.b.a.'s what are the latest. well the kingdom of saudi arabia is having a little bit of an identity crisis right now because essentially sense way back in one thousand nine hundred thirty eight when oil was discovered in the arabian peninsula the house of saudi has had a pretty clear relationship with the rest of the world namely they've been kind of vassals overseeing the extraction of their natural resources and selling them on the global market other way the saudi economy is set up at senator around aramco which is their state run oil company that center essential functions as committal man for exxon mobil b.p. shell other western oil companies extract their oil and sell it on the international market and what's interesting is w

he should want david solomon to start moving forward.wait forever. >> it will be interesting to see if other wall street banks, including jpmorgan, start to think along the same way. david: many thanks to jason kelly. coming up, the supreme court term is coming to a close and several decisions are expected in the next few weeks. if you have a bloomberg terminal, check out tv . an erect with us directly. -- interact with us directly. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: the supreme court is coming to an end, which means every monday at 10:00 we get together to see if any of those big decisions have come down that day. we welcome our supreme court reporter to see what is on deck. fittingly, he is at the steps of the supreme court. greg, welcome. it's talk about the big ones, particularly of interest to the business immunity, starting with that union case. >> this is a case involving where the government sector workers can be required to pay for part of the cost of collective representation. in 1997, the supreme court said yes, they can, as long

emerging around the saudi story seems to be at odds with the one of the crown prince mohammed bin solomon managed to create after becoming the presumptive heir to the throne last year was the government dinner. called an anti corruption crackdown got good reviews in the western media despite legitimate questions that were being asked such asked was m.b.'s using the andrew graft effort as a smokescreen justification for locking up his rivals within the royal family between some ingratiating editorials in papers like the new york times and a softball interview conducted by c.b.s. is sixty minutes program m.b.'s attracted the kind of positive news coverage that his rhetoric may have merited if not for his actual record known by his initials n.b.s. his reforms inside saudi arabia have been revolutionary the nature of the interview was almost fawning they were talking about his great work ethic working hard. they never really pushed too hard on issues like human rights abuses of the war in yemen and that is this really an open in free society so if they mention this crackdown corruption they d

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king david and i can a temple here and his son solomon built the deer. the profits pleaded, cajoled and thundered here from cradle to grave for thousands of years, jews of every extraction have had the beautiful name of this beautiful city on their lips. jews have lived here and when they didn't, they directed their prayers here. that is truth. and today, , friends, we celebre the acknowledgment of this truth by a country that has been blessed by god with global influence, the united states of america. we applaud and thank the united states of america and president donald trump for standing for the truth, if a continuously exhibiting a fearless commitment to israel on the world stage. we pray that god almighty continues to bless the united states, her people and her leaders, and we pray that other countries follow their example of affirming the jewish peoples eternal bond with this holy city. there is no more -- idea and aspirations and peace. the beauty of jerusalem as my mentor -- blessed memory once said is at its walls are unified walls. within the c

the crown prince of saudi arabia mohammed bin solomon has reportedly imposed a ban on government agencies awarding contracts to german companies that's according to the should be go. web site says the kingdom is defacto ruler isn't happy with. foreign policy this decision could in danger exports totaling almost seven billion euros. it's the biggest evening of the year tonight in european soccer with the champions league final kicking off in the ukrainian capital kiev in a matter of just a few hours from now spanish giants real madrid they're going for an unprecedented third title in a row but another traditional name liverpool stands in their way to clubs with a rich heritage in european competition facing off for its top prize. dritte the holders the galactic odds. against liverpool the reds club synonymous with european glory one of them let another chance into their last years history by winning the champions league. we are again in the champions league final you know and we're going into it with a lot of confidence. we will try the very positive for everything to bring the boys . to s

the crown prince of saudi arabia mohammed bin solomon has reportedly imposed a ban on government agencies awarding contracts to german companies that's according to the spiegel online website it says the kingdom's de facto ruler isn't happy with berlin stance on riyadh's foreign policy his decision could engender exports totaling almost seven billion euro it's. brazil has declared a state of emergency in the city as of sao paulo and rio de janeiro striking truckers have set up roadblocks that have paralyzed traffic leading to closures of airports schools and gas stations this comes as the country tries to recover from a recession and creates even more pressure on a center right government that is deeply unpopular. this roadblock in san paolo state is just one of thousands throughout brazil striking truckers have left the country ski routes paralyzed seppala and rio de janeiro have declared a state of emergency drivers are protesting rising fuel prices while you as ever it is that we spend two thirds of our earnings on diesel fuel on top of that there are the toll roads that only the eaves

the story for us lisa we know that not everyone is happy with this all the has been bestowed on mr solomon tell us about that. well what happens is that i think it's fair to say that people here almost everybody or everybody is actually happy that he will get french citizenship but what they're actually criticizing is that is that president in mind because trying to seen the limelight from this hero whereas at the same time he's government is pushing through a very controversial and tough immigration law that will make the situation for other migrants like him a lot more difficult here in france yet and i mean begs the question so do immigrants have to perform heroic acts to secure a residency permit or citizenship. well that's exactly the question because it when you look at it many people have gone through similar things like him he arrived in italy a few years back after having left his home country money having gone through various countries african countries on a very dangerous journey through libya among other things other countries and then he got here hoping that france would offer

audience now to some of the other stories making news around the world saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon has reportedly imposed a ban on government agencies awarding contracts to german companies that's according to the should be go online website it says the kingdom's the facto ruler isn't happy with berlin stance on riyadh's foreign policy this is decision could put at risk exports totaling nearly seven billion euros. striking truckers in brazil have brought latin america's biggest nation to a standstill thousands of drivers have blocked roads and the protests has gone on for the past five days the brazilian government is threatening to send in the army to break up the strike. onward to football now and to european soccer is most anticipated clash the champions league final did obvious forces chris harrington is here to preview the big game with us across its rail madrid versus liverpool is the set to be the highlight of the european football season there's no doubt in my mind that. i'm talking about this will be a cracker what is it me excite me the rapture of fish between the power h

now to some of the other stories making news around the world saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon has rip. portably imposed a ban on government agencies awarding contracts to german companies that's according to speak go online website it says the kingdom's de facto ruler is unhappy with berlin stance on riyadh's foreign policies major companies like siemens and i'm there could be hit by prince mohammed's decision. our u.s. president donald trump is hinting at next month's summit with north korean leader kim jong un could still go ahead this is only one day after trump canceled the planned june twelfth meeting in singapore claiming pyongyang is quote open hostility the apparent change of heart followed a statement from north korea saying it remained open to talks at least one person is dead in oman after cyclon makulu made landfall on the arabian peninsula police say the first confirmed victim was a twelve year old schoolgirl around forty people are still missing drenched the usually arid oman and neighboring yemen with rain and winds peaking at two hundred kilometers per hour. as

now to some of the other stories making news around the world saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon has reportedly impose a ban on government agency is awarding contracts to german companies this is according to the spiegel online website it says the kingdom's de facto ruler isn't happy with berlin stance on riyadh's foreign policy is his decision could put at risk exports totaling new nearly seven billion euros. striking truckers in brazil have brought latin america's biggest nation to a standstill thousands of drivers have blocked roads and their protests have gone on for the past five days the brazilian government is threatening to send in the army to break up the strike. at least one person is dead in oman after cyclone macoun made landfall on the arabian peninsula police say the first confirmed victim was a twelve year old schoolgirl another forty people are still missing drenched the usually arid oman and neighboring yemen with rain and winds peaking at two hundred kilometers per hour. onward to football now and to european soccer's most anticipated clash the champions league

the crown prince of saudi arabia mohammed bin solomon has reportedly imposed a ban on government agencies awarding contracts to german companies that's according to the online website it says the kingdom's de facto ruler isn't happy with bergin stance on riyadh's foreign policy he's decision could in danger exports totaling almost seven billion euros. now there's been a surprise meeting between south korean president moon jae in his north korean counterpart kim jong un as diplomatic diplomatic efforts to rescue kim summit with u.s. president all trump continue the two leaders met inside the demilitarized zone that divides the two koreas south korean officials say they had a candid exchange of views of the making the u.s. north korea summit a success it's the second meeting between the two men within just a month coming just days after president trump first canceled his summit with came and suggested it may happen after all. ok we're going to get the perspective from washington now our correspondent there claire richardson standing by for us claire how is washington reacting to this surpri

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of solomon because he has a business that i hold up on the floor of. the facilities wrote a famous history of the help uneasy in wars when he observes as. the war or the conflict does not usually break out with the bigger the smaller country pushing up and pushing up and finally attacking that's not what happens it's usually the bigger country that gets worried and then attacks and you can see this pattern through history they call it sometimes the. trap and it's dangerous for the future because we united states is a power that's been used to being on the top and is now being challenged now you know out of nowhere neck. islamiya what can be the mubarak got to be. but nobody and yet. i let medina problems but that. was in the measures that he has. a lot of believe be too free he said then. if. ok so they. must. i think the man and woman of the f.b.i. and. now my feet how. beautiful but. you know when i left i mean. we believe that we are an exceptional nation this is a phrase you hear a lot in the united states we call an american exceptionalism it mean

actuators outside the embassy shop in china just want to start with you very quickly because we heard solomon there say this is a day of pride and also a milestone for peace is this going to bring stability to the region well doesn't seem like it i mean what the trumpet is really station is finding pride in is the fact that the saudis have been very quiet about this move sort of giving their quiet consent definitely not being against america and they see it as a as another proof of the possibility for an alliance between the moderate forces in the sunni world in the arab world against of course iran this is also something that needs to be put in the context will it bring peace i doubt that the palestinians a very strong in their position to trump right now tony just briefly if you can is this the beginning of the end of the palestinian dream of statehood. well i mean you hear a lot about this saying you know this is conducive to peace. this is a move to peace i don't think palestinians see that as a move towards peace for them nor historical ties to the city they say you know the u.s. is only

woman to ever sit on aramco as board the move comes in the wake of saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon m.b.'s his recent tour of the united states and ahead of a planned initial public offering an i.p.o. of five percent of iran coast stuck to be held late this year or early twenty nineteen the appointment of a female board member also helps aramco to distance itself from the kingdom's record on women's rights over the weekend saudi authorities expressed official outrage after a wrestling event and jet of the town of jetta briefly broadcast images over saudi airwaves of women whose clothing did not conform with the official dress codes can imagine what they say about w w e's trish stratus the crown prince has been eager to improve the image of the feudal monarchy ahead of the i.p.o. and his expected ascent to the throne the kingdom is also currently waging war including a blockade on food and medicine against its neighbor yemen earlier this month the united nations secretary general antonio the terrorist said yemen is the single worst humanitarian crisis in the world. london's financial

the virginia legislature heard its first divorce petition in 1782, but solomon petition, 14 years later was one of the very first that it granted. there is no evidence that either jane or william spurgin ever formally try to dissolve their marriage. moving to canada provided william with a de facto divorce. it's like, i am out of here. even if other exiles from rowan county were in ontario, william could just say oh well, jane died. i am sad. moving on. you know, and then there is this other thing of men's sexual reputations were just much more resilient than women. as for jane, north carolina legislature heard 14 divorce petitions during that period, , all -- all but one of which was rejected. jane spurgin was not among them. jane likely knew that even a successful divorce petition did not result in the right to remarry. in fact, most women who sought divorces at this time mostly wanted to shield any property they had or any property they would acquire from claims of their estranged husbands. the state's land grant had solved that problem. in any event, the evidence suggests that the d

solomon did send us part of the contract a few days later. but when we asked for the rest of the contract, and whether all of this will be posted somewhere where voters can see it, she stopped responding. >> i think that is something that all voters want to know. >> reporter: right now, san franciscans pay a $252 parcel tax for schools and teachers, passed in june 2008. there was a contract before that election, too, and voters will -- were not told. this woman on the committee comet did not find out about the contract until she was on the committee. >> it was not present in the parcel tax language. but i do know that it was there , a guiding force when i joined the oversight committee. >> reporter: prop g only needs a majority vote to pass and probably will. but if you want to see the part of the contract that we were able to get, find it on our website, cbssf.com. melissa caen, kpix 5. >>> they are female and african- american. coming up, pilots making history on this flight from sfo. >>> an unusual sight in wine country. the close encounte

without further a do, please join me in welcoming chief justice stephen breyer and dean alan solomon. thank you. [applause] [cheers and applause] >> thank you. thank you very much. >> thank you for that warm round of applause. [laughter] >> i cannot tell you what an honor it is to have you here, justice breyer, and what an honor it is for me to conduct this conversation. >> we have a lot of friends at tufts. >> the first person i met was a former president of tufts, john mayer. do you know what i learned from him questio? >> i am wary of asking a question when you don't know what he will answer. john mayer was trying to raise money, so he met this rather old man in oklahoma. if you have one thing, it was money. after making his pitch, he then went to make conversation. so he said, well, you must -- you must've seen a lot of changes in your time? yes, i have, said the man. and i have been against everyone. [laughter] >> i am not going to ask questions for which i don't know your answer because i recently watched an interview at the brookings institution, and i listed -- and i lifted if

if you're the solomon islands ambassador, now would be a really good time to book a lunch with, say,ch mcconnell soo it'll look suspicious on the wednesday morning after in november. and i don't want to give any ideas to the dnc or the f.b.i.,n but if the f.b.i. has any spare cambridge professors lying around that it would like to, you know, say to minor trump officials, you know, maybe a staffer to mitch mcconnell, oh, you know slovenia has the dnc e-mails. you've got to figure this is the time to move onto the next plot now that russia hasn't worked out. >> tucker: you're laughing about this, but the next independent counsel or four independent counsels for now will pull this tape and using it as evidence in your trial. >> that's right.n what did i know and when did i know it? but i mean, i mean, one other thing -- i mean, just to be serious here for a moment, because i don't really take this thing that seriously.hi i think the democrats actually have a problem with a lack of message, and to profess now to be concerned about gas prices after they've derided the trump tax cuts as cr

the hill's opinion contributor john solomon is here. but first trace gallagher. >> cross fire hurricane was named after rolling stone lyrics. it was the name used by only a few fbi agents who in the summer of 2016 were sent to interview the australian ambassador to the united kingdom who claimed he had evidence of possible collusion between the trump campaign and russia. it was former trump campaign aide george papadopoulos who the ambassador reportedly got his information from. but the times says the investigation was largely secret. in fact, the article contends the fbi was open about the hillary clinton email investigation because they assumed she would win the white house and didn't want to appear to be withholding information and at the fbi was very private about any trump-russia connections for fear that underdog donald trump would claim the fbi was trying to sway the election. it was also in the summer of 2016 that 10-cia director john brennan started briefing members of congress and fbi director james comey on intelligence showi

this summer, he was in the south pacific, commanding bomber squadron 102, during the battle of the solomon islands. that was a rough battle. his only brother had been killed, in the baton death march. on july 6, bruce volunteered for a mission to destroy a crucial enemy base. it was a rough time. it was a rough, tough situation. he knew full well that he would likely never return. he knew he was going to die. but he also knew his daring action could prevent a surprise attack on large scale american forces. so his plane took off alone on a 700-mile flight. bruce flew through the darkness to his target, a tiny speck on the vast open sea. he braved unrelenting anti-aircraft fire like nobody had ever seen at that time. and a trail of enemy planes to single-handedly destroy this large enemy base, including multiple fortifications and a critical communications link. and in this final act of valor, bruce was caught in the blast of one of his own bombs and perished in a remote lagoon, very far from here. his life was lost but his legacy will live forever. many of you have seen the star marking bru

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