faith without intolerance and tierney. -- tyranny.th is the thing that really makes us concentrate on doing the right thing. faith is also the thing that gives us our freedom. career.about my own i think back to a case where a young man, four years old, was diagnosed with an inoperable brainstem tumor. .e ended up at johns hopkins i looked at the studies and i said this is inoperable. i agree with everybody else. everybody agreed it was inoperable. the fate of that family was just overwhelming. they said, dr., the board is going to heal our son and he is wrong to use you to do it. i said yeah right. persistent, i finally agreed to do a biopsy. up, went down and there was a horrible tumor, it came back high grade. ", told him the bad news. i said it is what everybody said it was her yard unfortunately, there is nothing we can do about that. only god understands why a person is here and how long they need to be here. lord isd, dr., the going to heal our son. i must admit i never saw anybody who had that degree of faith. fully expecting

to me, that was the sound of tierney knocking on his door. >> isis former -- i.c.e.'s former director accused him of jeopardizing public safety. mayor schaaf has never revealed who gave her the warning about the i.c.e. raid. >>> 4:11 is the time. a short time ago, a spacex rocket blasted into orbit. coming up, special basketball assistance that is heading into the international space station to help after that. >>> later, she went to oakland's children's hospital for a procedure on her. the sad end to the story. >> we do have traffic that is off to a nice start here at the bay bridge. very light traffic as you head to >>> i'm bay area we can. details on the numbers. plus, a red flag warning for parts of the bay area coming up. >>> welcome back do mornings on 2. just about an hour ago, a spacex rocket launched from cape canaveral in florida. >> three, two, one. we have ignition and lift off. the falcon 9 rocket powers the dragon spacecraft toward the international space station. >> the rocket is caring almost 6000 pounds of equipment and supplies. there's also the best

john tierney is from the centre for arms control in washington.e to happen for any agreement at all. i think the model, even though the donald trump agreement will not say it, it will be the iran agreement, the broadest terms ever negotiated. i believe they will at least hit that mark. the difficult part of that is whether the north koreans are willing to go that far, how long it willing to go that far, how long it will take for them to accept the fa ct will take for them to accept the fact they are going that far, and whether or not this administration in washington is allowing the time for those to work out. is it a possibility? i think it is a possibility. president trump has already low with the expectations, coming into this with a reality tv view on this, it will happen in a two—hour sitdown. reality has hit him and he now thinks it is a process. if they can build some modicum of trust by having small things done at this point in time, it can work out. depending on the patience of two very petulant children. it remains to be seen. given what

i tierney invite pled to come over the philadelphia inquirer. i majored in boast goth and journalism at at that at lehigh university and felt like a calling and they had fun at my last name, with the coln "do you want that super such sized." getting a column was not the first time had written for the philadelphia daily news. climbed through the archives of the newspapers and forget to that back in 198 a 5, at the conclusion of my first year of law school at penn, i published an essay in the daily news under he headline "america offers opportunity to those who work." in the book i revisit that is say like i resist -- revis u visit everything else. take issue with some of what i broke. i still think america is land of opportunity but luck has a lot to do with the equation and that was a large pat of the fun, exploring opinions offered over the course of 15 years, revisiting them and determine chug thought stood the test of time. i chinese immediately after september 11. the events of 9/11 occupiedmer of my time in the ensuing 15 years than any oth

i came to this country when i was 4, and we were fleeing oppression and tierney ayranny were welcomedith open arms by lady liberty to this country. i look at those kids and i wonder what this country is missing out on. >> doctor, i have been absolutely staggered and really wounded as a mother by pictures of, i'm sure, well-meaning border personnel, people who are there, which we've been told they cannot hold the kids. they cannot hug the kids. >> oh. >> they cannot touch them without wearing rubber gloves. those are the pictures that we see. what does that do to a child and to a child's development? >> yeah. no, this is government-sanctioned child abuse. this stunts children's development. it will increase the likelihood of mental health issues, added stress, chronic diseases. this has lifelong scars for a child and their entire growth and trajectory. >> what do you think should happen? what is the answer to this? >> it needs to end. i hope the executive order last night will put an end to it. these kids need to be reunified with their families as soon as possible. these kids need pro

country in 1956 with virtually nothing to their name and had to flee the country that was evolving into tierney and authoritarianism. our next speaker knows that freedom does not come for free. it is precious and it comes with a price and my friends he not only won that primary, he drove the incumbent governor of his own stayed out of the party and he had to run as an independent. he was was then elected in a landslide and from the time he arrived in the u.s. senate until today he has been one of the most fearless and eloquent voices for faith and for freedom in the united states senate not only at this time but any time and because of him, not just him but primarily his efforts in the u.s. senate we are about to see a doubling of the child tax credit of $2000 pre-went to the floor in the waning hours to make sure it was helping working-class families and middle-class families. he works with president trump to reverse barack obama's policy towards castro in cuba. he has a 100% pro-life and profamily record and most importantly, most importantly he is a miami dolphins fan. please welcome to the

to me, that was the sound of tierney. knocking on his door. >> ice's former director accused schaaf of jeopardizing public safety. >>> 5:11. coming up, earlier this morning, spacex rocket lasted into orbit. coming up, the special basketball site on its way to the international space station to help the astronauts. >>> we have some sad news. you remember the girl who went nearly 5 years later, the sad end to the story of jahi mcmath. >>> if you're getting on the road soon, 80 westbound here, coming up to berkeley, is getting more crowded. as you head out to the macarthur maze. and the bay bridge toll plaza. >>> outside outdoors this morning, it's a relatively mild start. heating it up for your bay area friday. i will have a look at these numbers. coming up. >>> just a couple of hours ago, a spacex rocket launched from cape canaveral in florida. >> three, two, one. we have ignition and lift off. the falcon 9 rocket powers the dragon spacecraft toward the international space station. respect that rocket carried about 6000 po

to me that was the sound of tierney knocking on his door, the idea that the trump administration is continuing to intimidate and villify good public servants, someone who has stood up to the simple idea that government should not lie, um, just offends everything i believe about government and democracy. >> reporter: schwab says he doesn't know the mayor, has never spoken to or contacted her. schaaf has never revealed who gave her the tip about the i.c.e. raid but her warning about it sparked outrage among people including president trump and attorney general jeff sessions who threatened to investigate her for obstruction of justice. >> i have not officially been contacted by the department of justice. but that does not mean that they are using all the means that they have to investigate the matter. i am assuming the worst. i am preparing for the worst. but i will not back down. >> reporter: our calls to the department of homeland security's office were not returned. james schwab has no comment, either. allie rasmus, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> house republicans passed a resolution today demanding tha

comes to the right of unfettered discourse we cannot and should not accept dissense quashing tierneyside of the political equation, yes, under 0 country, too many voices are marginalized or powerless, and through our choices of what to publish we have the ability and the obligation to help change that. it would be very easy to publish only those voices and perspectives with which we identify or feel comrtle i have always felt that it is our responsibility as publishers to step outside our comfort zone and engage with different opinions of view and to publish for the many different audiences that comprise our nation's readership. [applause] in the words of the plate brilliant --er, peter mayer, quote, trouble is the heart -- wait until you hear what he said -- trouble is the heart of what we do in the sense that worthwhile books trouble or complacency, sharpening our mines and sensees, some are even dangerous and they, too must be published, end quote. [applause] but for all the noise, the demonization of the media, the bellicose threats to press freedom, the outrage over politically

but ignore the tierney of the news tyke will, stick to the rule of law, and make honest decisions that will always withstand fair and objective review. our department's 115,000 employees work diligently every day to keep america safe. most of their good work is never the subject of any congressional hearing. it is a tremendous privilege to work in an organization that seeks the truth and serves the law. but the department of justice is not perfect. we will keep working to make it better and we welcome your constructive assistance. thank you. >> thank you, deputy attorney general. director wray, welcome. >> thank you. >> i want to thank you both for getting here. i know you came a long way to get here and under difficult circumstances with an injury. >> thank you. good morning, mr. chairman, members of the committee. i appreciate this opportunity to discuss the fbi's response to the inspector general's report on doj and fbi activities in the run-up to the 2016 election. we take that report very seriously and we accept its findings and its recommendations. we are already doing a whole nu