they will also try to understa how these we constructed. were these constructed off the internet?id the individual have any special engineering skills use special tools? these are all the things that will eventually, hopefully point to an identity. there is another thing to look at, what were the explosives made of? what was the raw material used? where did that material come from? did it come from a hardware store? did it come from a chemical supply store? if it did, they will startth combing througaustin area -- laura: jack, austin police say they are dealing with a serial bomber. athow does that change thee of the investigation? jack: it does a couple things. certainly it is very dangerous. you have aindividual that may be motivated by a political motive, may be motivated by personal grudge against the city or his neighbors. now they are going to look for an individual who i would say is intel --, fairlyge probably very intelligent -- and probably somewhat enjoying thilo of these serial bombers, serial killers, they consider themselves to be a little step up intellectually than

>> as far as i, understa they didn't identify themselves which they are supposed to do, and it dlis seem they spent quite a bit of time waiting before getting help for him in the latest report i saw it was that it tk three eight minutes for him to expire after he had been shot.o so that'sg to be an issue. but i'm not a forensic psychologist, and i'm not really prepared to comment on the particular chase. i can say this the kind of thing we see. d agree with mr. sharpton. this is not a local problem. >> also one of the ises was when the other officers came up an officer says to mute their mike that's disturbing, because generally a person willell the truth about something immediately after it occurs. if you tell them to mute tir mikes, then you seem to be suggesting that you don't want to hear them tell the uth about what happened at the beginninbegi beginnibegi begin. that's disturbing to mha i don't knowan officer can justify shooting this person that number of times in the back give than he never saw a gun. they were never told that he hay kind of weapon that could be dangerous to them

when we speak of retaliation, here's what you don't understa understand. you become even more of a coward so now it makes it even harder to keep them off the streets. they make him want to do something else. that is a fight in a soft. so it is fun, but it is a struggle. i didn't have it easy. one of my worst fears is not seeing that one day waking up, not getting the phone call. we've been blessed, no fights, a few incidents here and there but for the most part a brotherhood. the county jail thing was one of the hardest experiences in the county jail with my street clothes on. on the deck with individuals -- it's something else. it's almost being a basketball player but you've never practiced and you are on the a course like why am i here. .. in. >> that is hard to do. to be on his i don't have to look over my shoulder or go to jail or the robbed. i have illegal income with money in my pocket. can't do that when you're selling drugs. >> i feel like it was a pay cut but i also feel like it was worth it at the same time because the stuff that i had to do wit

planning department has a lot of plans that it's put in and done a lot of legislation, we need to understa understand, but we need to understand the skafl the problem. nothing we've proposed or done is sufficient. some of the proposals get us to the point where we might see rents plateau. that's not my goal. my goal is to have rents fall. my goal is to have people move back to. people to move to and stop driving to the jobs here. my goal is bigger than making sure that rents go up. that will mean we build a lot more mid rises on the west side. these are big things that we need to be contemplating and we need to not just be talking about redeveloping the bayview and the mission. i'm surprised that those are the areas put up for building and not looking at exclusionary zoning, not looking at glenn park, or geary boulevard. why aren't we talking about that in a realistic way? >> president hillis: thank you. next speaker, please? >> i'm juan castillo. i want to thank you for this opportunity to speak to you. i'm a security officer from san francisco i represent seiu. i live in the mission dist

whatever you think about the inhabitant of the white house at any given time, and the founding fathers understa understood that it couldn't by about one person. it had to be about something called the presidency. they also had a healthy dislike for executive power. so they gave us two houses of congress, a court system. they gave us governors, now 50 of them, with state legislatures and so i think america is just fine. do i like some of the language that comes out of this white house? no. i do recognize that it's a different circumstance with social media and a president who's never been in government before. sometimes it makes me uncomfortable, what i see and hear. but we as americans have to also respect our system, and i think our system is working quite well. >> condoleezza rice, always a pleasure. >> thank you. >>> next on "gps," when isis was picking up steam in iraq and syria, pundits issue dire warnings about the handful of americans who went over to fight with the terrorists instead of against them. the worry was what would happen when these trained terrorists returned to america. but

trump u he had to settle and pay a lot of money, that he feels, again, in his gut, he's the guy who understa understands how to operate. what are you hearing from inside the white house about the strategy going forward? >> the president views himself largely as being in the driver's seat here. as jonathan and ken pointed out. the departure of john dowd is one signal the president is going to become more aggressive in his approach to the special counsel investigators. john dowd had been taking the lead in those discussions about the terms of an interview between the president and the special counsel investigators. now that work falls largely to joseph digenova, the fox news regular who espouses conspiracy theories about how the president is victim to an fbi plot to take him down. >> completely unproven. >> don't forget marc kasowitz is still in the president's orbit. he's a tough talker who was the lead lawyer up until july when he stepped away, but we understand he's had the president's ear since then. and he can be bringing folks to the team as well. and all of this is shaking out as the tr

did the president understa estie stormy daniels? >> stormy daniels and her attorney have outplayed him every step of the way. she's dominating the news cycle, which is something donald trump is used to doing and he's used to being the master manipulator of the media. and she's dominating the news cycle on her own terms. he's on the defensive, she and her attorney are on the offensive. forget the details and all that stuff because a lot of voters don't care about that. but what voters do care about is the nonstop unrepentive lying. and for democrats, that's reinforcing the lawlessness, the cover-ups, the nonstop lying and the chaos. that concerns voters. >> especially if we figure out where the $130,000 hush money original nighted from within the trump organization. matt, let me ask you something. michael avenatti tweeted out an attempt to lower expectations after the interview after all the hype it's been getting this week, the tweet about the dvd. he wrote, not all our evidence will be mentioned/displayed tonight. that would be foo

the reasons why women's suicide among veterans is high is something that we don't totally understa understand. we need to do more research but we're focused on getting women the help they need. >> thank you, mr. chairman, appreciate you giving me the time. and i hope we can follow up on this because as we know, you call it the president's budget, i call it mr. mulvaney's budget and this is an important committee and members new york a bipartisan way and i was shocked by the statistics and i hope we can address it as best as we can with your recommendations. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you. >> thank you mrs. lowey for that line of questioning. we're going to move into the second round of questions for those who are here so with that i'll recognize myself for five minutes. on the same day last week as the release of the unfavorable ig report about the d.c. v.a. hospital you announced sweeping plans to reorganize vha from the top to bottom with a plan for central office reorganization due by may 1 and a nationwide reorganization plan for your regional hospitals due by july 1 1. could you t