and thank you to everyone to the commissioners to the department heads to everyday people that united with us i want to say thank you from the bottom of my heart thank you >> (clapping.) >> oh, thank you wasn't sure what order we were going to speak in and malia i'm supervisor ahsha safai the importance of what that means it really means peace be on to you and on to you be peace is the response we're standing here he stand here as the son of a muslim father of a christian mother with the name ahsha safai and if we are standing up together and coming together as a community to reaffirm our values and it is unbelievable that we have to come together to fight against the idea that there would be a religious registry a religious registry on one faith to single out one faith people fled all over the world to the most part when necessary came to this country for religious freedom the founding principle of our democracy it is freedom of choice is we come together to please join me in the pledge of allegiance. not only to the country but our constitution that the followed up fathers and motels had fo

wells and mayor ed lee who went on the trip with us last year, it was visa exciting do go had in 2013 with the warriors it was an easy ticket to sell we filled united airlines carriers to go and united airlines a one great partner to go to china and the work in china we appreciate that all the work with them but the 2ri7 last time and this time was tyler and exciting the stadiums filled up the fan base in china is extraordinary and i think that you're going to do well, there that is appropriate that the warriors are taking the lead for the nba because san francisco and the bay area are the bridge to china and always been the bridge to china the fact that you're going to shin descend if you're doing business with schien you need to do that on behalf of the bay area council you have our full support i'll be going on the trip it was decided friday by me and (laughter) i very much look forward to that so thank you so much for your leadership. >> (clapping.) >> okay. thank you dell by the way, for those of you who don't know united arld is not just the official airlines for the warriors but the for chase status quo sports and entertainment center we hop

we are hoping everyone can unit with us to assure we have our human rights respected. >> the march was peaceful and no known arrests were made. >>> in san francisco protesters rallied outside the home a tech mougel this afternoon. rallying against his role in the trump administration immigration policy. details on the protest. >> he didn't appear to be home but it didn't stop people from showing up and speaking out against his company's role in immigration enforcement like. protesters held signs. among the attendees is former strapp supervisor david campos. >> what he's doing is shameful. it's a san francisco an doing it. it needs to be called out. >> campos says targeting undocumented immigrants makes everyone less safe. he supports san francisco status as a sanctuary city. >> when you have a sanctuary city, people who are undocumented will feel free in reporting crimes. if there's a victim of a crime or witness to a crime. >> organizers wanted the event to focus on tech companies to focus on change. >> i don't think my company is doing the right thing and to advocate from within. if

we are hoping everyone else can unite with us to ensure we have our human rights respected. >( marty march was a peaceful and no known arrests were made. ( marty ) in national news.... vice president mike pence was in kentucky making a pitch for the new healthcare plan. it comes just days after the administration's win with the latest jobs report. jeremy roth has the details. the obamacare nightmare is about to end."vice president mike pence took his healthcare pitch on the road this weekend... speaking at a distribution center in louisville, kentucky. pence wasted no time drilling into why the current administration has been so eager to repeal and replace the affordable care act.mike pence / vice president: "here are the heartbreaking facts. today, americans are paying 3- thousand dollars more a year on average for health insurance since the day obamacare was signed into law." getting rid of obamacare was a promise president trump made throughout his campaign..mike pence / vice president: "we are going to repeal the mandates and taxes and penalties of obamacare. butt sot we'll give

made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: on this vote the yeas are 14, the nays are 223. the -- 184, the nays are 223. the amendment is not adopted. the chair: on this vote the yeas are 189, the nays are 228. he amendment is not adopted. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on amendment number 4 printed in part b of house report 115-29 by the gentleman from florida, mr. soto, on which further proceedings were postponed and the noes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk: amendment number 4 printed in part b of house report 115-29 offered by mr. soto of florida. the chair: the resorted vote has been requested. those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this will be a two-minute vote. [captioni

made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: on this vote the yeas are 186. the chair: on this vote the yeas are 189. the nays are 231. the amendment is not adopted. the the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on amendment number 11 printed in house report 115-20 by the gentlewoman from wisconsin, ms. moore, on which further proceedings were postponed and on which the noes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 11 printed in house report 115-20 offered by ms. moore of wisconsin. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this will be a two-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national

storage space to create a new unit also lives in the building the garage is being used belongs to one of the unit not deed it is an apartment building so is he established out with another designer not a licensed architect who got him acquit a ways introduce the process did a good schematic design and took to the various building department dpw got preliminary approval of the streetscape plan, etc. so she wanted to make sure that all her ducks were in the right now and something in the rejected well when the, of course, the structural engineer was involved do do the smeefks upgrades he is, of course, unable to take responsibility for her drawings i was brought in to actually finish up the project i'm a licensed architect and you know she did a good job finished up the details and title 24 and did whatever else was needed and brought it into the brought my drawings into go maybe over-the-counter that was what was indicated in her minutes ever her discussions with the various departments at a time she was told so i did this to get two separate permit applications on the one set of drawings because it was actually was one thing and we got partway there over-the-cou

use with nojoys. as coming to stamford bridge for ever four use with no joys. as they were frisked for offensive items, the unitedeam bus was underjust as much scrutiny. anything offensive on there, a striker, just one will do. marcus off his sick bed. as a mourinho used to have a hold over chelsea's player of course. he remembers the good old days. the new man is not doing too badly either. they are lighting up the premier league. united were dazzled the last time they visited. and if it had not been for the keeper, the match could have been out of sight very early on. but the strikers were kept out by fingertips. united were stretched with a second red card. that would test tactics and temperamental. the first half was heated at goalless. last season, canto was the sung here monks blessed's champions. his goal found the bottom corner and was worth a semifinal. and equaliser was almost scored. that was the only choice that united had. chelsea have so choice that united had. chelsea have so many all. cost with the best. they miss was not so costly as united ran out of steam. b—double is still on for the blues. th

use with nojoys. as coming to stamford bridge for ever four use with no joys. as they were frisked for offensive items, the united one will do. marcus off his sick bed. as a mourinho used to have a hold over chelsea's player of course. he remembers the good old days. the new man is not doing too badly either. they are lighting

repeal unites us. with that i'd like to introduce my colleague and friend, senator mike lee from utah. senator lee: what's been introduced in the house in the last 24 hours is not the obamacare replacement plan. not the obamacare repeal plan. we've been hoping for. this is instead a step in the wrong direction. and as much as anything it's a missed opportunity. look, we've seen what happens when congress decides to put forward a plan negotiated behind closed doors where members are told you've got to pass this bill in order to find out what's in it. it's usually not a good product. and on this topic, i'm not speaking about anything that is necessarily inherently democratic or republican or liberal or conservative. this is just a common sense value. what we ought to have in congress is an iterative process. one in which we can start with basic grounding principles. now the two parties are in widespread disagreement when it comes to obamacare itself. but there is one plan and only one plan that has so far pas

and down—to—earth dressing, two girls grounded by united airlines for wearing leggings. hello and good to have you with usunited states has condemned the arrest of hundreds of protesters in russia who have been taking part in anticorruption demonstrations. russia who have been taking part in anticorru ption demonstrations. they included the opposition leader who organised the main rally in moscow. thousands of people joined the demonstrations across the nation, calling for the resignation of the prime minister over corruption allegations. there were moments when moscow resembled a battlefield. russian riot police broke up an anti—government protest, on what was a day of demonstrations across russia. in moscow, they detained more than 500 people. earlier, police had poured into the city centre, warning that the protest was illegal. still, thousands of people packed into pushkin square, to accuse the russian government of corruption. the level of corruption is too high in russia right now, and every single citizen understands it. it's hard to live in corruption atmosphere. i have children, grandchildren, an

i am joined now by the former head of the french military mission at the united nations. for being with us on france 24. isis is under pressure under several fronts spree at a looks like it may be a matter of time before this group, which rose to prominence in 2014, may be completely wiped out. is there some truth to that? .> certainly on the iraqi side it is just a matter of time. most will be able to -- will be difficult to capture. it is morean side difficult and complex. not because they are fighting better than in iraq, but because the opposition is very scarce and if a cold. have the syrian government, you have the russian, the coalition, the kurds, which everything is complex. the turks don't want the kurds to be part of the liberation. isfact the syrian government aligned with these kurds and the russians. the syrian alliance with the kurds don't want them to go to long beach. it is much more complex. islamiconly have more state on the syrian side -- that is why it is a problem of time. that it will be easier. probably to solve the problem on the iraqi side. anchor: what about the

united. >> alaska, with us recently merged with virgin, says -- which recently merged with virgin, says theights will begin in august. sfo will open a new gate for additional traffic. >>> facebook's ceo and wife are expecting a second baby another girl. mark zuckerberg posted the announcement today writing, quote, i cannot think of a greater gift than having a sister. and i'm so happy max and our new child will have each other. mark zuckerberg and his wife have a 15-month old daughter named maxima. congratulations to them. >> check in with paul deanno right now. maximum sun effort for the weekend. >> sunshine coming up saturday and sunday. not sunny but foggy at the golden gate today. this morning a beautiful shot. you can always tell the thickness of the marine layer and the fog by its relations to the towers of the golden gate bridge. sometimes it sneaks under, sometimes you can only see the top, sometimes it's enveloped. in this case just looks gorgeous and, of course, the marin headlands in the background. morning fog at the golden gate. it is 59 and fog-free. live picture of the golden

the intelligence and national security supporter from the nbc investigative unit is with us from washingtonlot to do today, and that's to fact check these tweets that have been made by president trump. whatsoever proof might he have here? >> well, richard, eight hours later we don't have any, and there are a couple of layers to this. let me break it down for you. there's what the stunning allegations that the president made in tweets where that former president barack obama ordered wiretaps of president trump and then candidate trump in trump tower. the president has no authority to order that kind of wiretap. it would come from the fbi. the fbi would have to convince a judge that somebody in trump tower was an agent of a foreign power. then let's look. okay, is there something behind this because there is conservative media saying not what trump said, but saying that there are fiza wiretaps in trump tower, and we believe that trump has had access to that media in recent days. even that is unconfirmed by any reputable u.s. news organization. we just don't know. we can't rule it out. a u.s.

united kingdom. can she agree with me that a strong, stable, united united kingdom is also in the interest of the european union and she will vigorously resist anyone who use this is moment to try and destroy our precious united kingdom? >> i absolutely agree with my honorable friendment as he has said and i have said before, a strong remaining european union of 27 will be in the best interest of the united kingdom, we want to see the e.u. remaining strong. but we also want to see a strong united kingdom playing its role as a global britain. it is important that we keep the union of the united kingdom together. there is much that binds us and i don't want to see anybody making, doing constitutional game-playing with the future of the united kingdom. >> can i congratulate the prime minister on bringing the country together and uniting scotland behind their first minister. she was asked by my right honorable friend about what was said last year, so let me cite the tory bible, "the daily telegraph" on the 15th of july. theresa may indicate shed will not trigger the formal process of leaving the e.u. until there's an agreed u.k. approach backed by scotland. wa

i can tell you from my talks here in the united states with the us government and with partners from to defeat the people who launched this attack. and to defeat their bankrupt and odious ideology. i say that with confidence, because our values are superior. 0ur confidence, because our values are superior. our view of the world is better and more generous, and our will is stronger. 0ur houses of parliament in london have been attacked for centuries by all sorts of people. but the ideas embodied in those buildings and that palace of westminster, freedom, democracy, equality of human beings under the law, they are stronger than any adversarial and they will prevail. and it is in that confidence that today londoners are going about their business as usual in the greatest city on earth. borisjohnson, former mayor of london, now of course foreign secretary. here at westminster bridge, people have been laying flowers, including jeremy corbyn, the leader of the labour party, after the attack by the man who has now been named as 52—year—old khalid masood. some details about his previous conv

with us. lou: the united states working with local syrian grounds forces poised to begin the assault on the islam state stronged hold of raqqa. the white house pressed on the decision to send 400 of our marines to syria and the role james mattis is playing in that mission. >> one of the things the president insured is the commanders have the flexibility to do what they need to fulfill the mission. the president is obviously as commander-in-chief knead aware and signs off on all those missions. but at the end of the day it will be up to the generals to execute their mission to make sure we continue to defeat isis and protect the nation. lou: general mattis butting heads with the trump administration over his staff. mattis wants the top civilian job to go to tan patterson. she is a one-time prominent supporter of the muslim brotherhood, an organization trump may designate as a terrorist organization. joining us general jack keane. let's start first with north korea. it looks to be insistent upon provoking the west certainly the united states with the nuclear test, more ballistic missiles have been

us. reporter: critics say it unfairly criminalizes bolder groups of people like the elderly and children benefiting from the dream act. laura: i'm joined by a professor from the united states. angst for being withight right off the" racism,condemned anti-semitism and hatred. he's gone a long way from some of the inflammatory language he used on the campaign trail. trump isink president maturing and realizing the effect his language has on others? i guess it's a big reward to night of himat one not saying things that would be very divisive, but one night of him mentioning the problems that are associated with anti-semitism or racism, that all of a sudden that erases so much that he's done before. last night was a lot about presentation. it was not as much about substance being too different than what we've seen both from the campaign trail as well as the early month and a half of his presidency. so i couldn't go as far as to say that he's made some big growth or big change. he certainly follow the script a little more and changed his presentation style. laura: it was interesting to hear him say that the time for trivial fights is over. when you look back at the last few weeks, this is the presid

joining us a forme trump campaign and deputy manager and citizen's united. david, good to have you with us. this is something quite to witness. people have a awful low view of washington d.c. and to watch this attempt to exploit politically a man of immense character and integrity and stature is gut wrenching. >> it is troubling, lou. i disagree with with his staff that told him that he is recuse himself. he's done nothing to put himself in a position of of not overseeing the investigation. it is a dire contrast to what happened in the last administration. this man is saying that the appearance, just the sheer appearance of impriority. >> lou: there is no appearance of wrongdoing. and the point of fact in each of those two meetings, one in public and his own office other people were present and there is an independent record of what was discussed in both instances. and so this is how far the slippery slope took us in one day as the democrats try to exploit t moment. >> it is democrats have been unhinged since president trump won in november. chuck schumer, these men and women in the uni

have deals with other countries like the united states, so right now that is not the first place we would be looking. vonnie: so you are avoiding britain for the most part. in france, tell usbout the banks. is suddenly everything fine with banks in euros again? i think >> probably far from fine but you have to ask yourself how much risk i am being paid to take at this point. a lot of these french banks if young italy are -- compare current price to peak earnings in 2007 and early 2008 we are talking about the three times, five times earnings. this is the reason we are talking about the european banks at all. the u.s. market has become much more expensive relative to europe. i have been telling many investors to listen. it is probably time to look outside the united states if you want to maintain the same level of expected returns. vonnie: what about em? >> that is the one area where estimates have continued to be revised up. they are facing the same trade valuations from a year ago, ups extreme percent. we are seeing higher prices but also aggressively better fundamentals. we continue to think that is a desirable place to add money. we are adding more in places that have b

made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: on this vote the yeas are 181. the nays are 225. the amendment is not agreed to. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on amendment number 2 printed in part a of house report 115-29 by the gentlewoman from texas, ms. jackson lee. on which further proceedings were postponed and on which the noes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 2 printed in part a of house report 115-29 offered by ms. jackson lee of texas. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this will be a two-minute vote. two-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national capti

it's what gave us the reunification not only of jerusalem, but the state of israel with the land of israel and was a tremendous infusion of jewish identity both in israel and in the united indeed throughout the jewish world. and the six-day war gave us security. it gave us secure borders. we didn't have secure borders before that. the state of israel, the middle east, in many ways the world would look completely different today without these six short transformative days in june 1967. >> nir barkat. nir? >> i would add to that it created internally within israelis the understanding that we have to win all wars. we have to excel. we have to outsmart an enemy. the whole high-tech sector and the whole bravery of israeli soldiers comes from the six-day, seven war. because if we beat all the arab armies tn, it creates a very, very powerful strong belief in ourselves. and i think that since then something good has happened to the pele of -- the israelis. very willing to be aggressive, seeking peace, seeking peace, but we know how to fight. and that created some very internal powers. i myself remember the 67 war when i saw the soldiers, the paratroope paratroopers, liberate je

made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] a number of procedural votes on the house floor after they were unable to get enough votes, that they were confident enough that the repeal and replacement measure would pass. if they brought it to the floor earlier. also earlier, a number of white house officials are leaving the meeting room. the whiteorting that house is done negotiating, and president trump once a vote. we are expecting the house back in tomorrow for the vote. this is just a procedural vote to see if they can get the same day rule passed, which would allow them to vote on the measure the same day that it is seen before the rules committee. and15 minute vote here expecting a couple other in the series on the house for. -- house floor. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 233, the nays are 185. the previous question is ordered. the question is on

ambassador to united nations, american enterprise institute senior fellow john bolton, ambassador great to have you with us. first the development out of syria. expedition unit with artillery there. >> these are not advisers or trainers for syrian opposition forces or iraqi forces. i think this is a tangible indication that trudge trouble hatrump administration has begun to take hold of this strategy even if this was part of the earlier contingencies that military put together with the obama administration. given what he said about destroying isis quickly, this is a significant move. lou: it is. i thought that defense department response on some of this as if it had been underway for some time, nothing is underway now without come understander in chief approve -- commander in chief approval. there is a gap, there are some difficult communications, i think, mistakes taking place in this administration. on a number of departments. but that is one where it should not have, a clear line between commander in chief and whatever the mission for our forces, do you not agree? >> yes. no, look, i think -- as i say,

united states of america. candy carson, thank you for being with us today. also we are joined by his son as well as his daughter-in-law and the showstopper for the swearing-in, his beautiful granddaughter. we are also honored to be joined, i know doctor carson is by senator ted cruz and governor rick perry will be busy in a service of his own. born and raised in the inner city of detroit, doctor carson use all first-hand how too many americans can be trapped in poverty and despair and communities that are crumbling, families fracturing and their hope for a better future. you were fortunate to have a mother who prayed for you and gave yo you the push that you needed to climb the ladder of opportunity and give you quiet indeed. you're inspiring life story is known all across the country if not the world. your work as a surgeon at john hopkins hospital has been proved and saved the lives of many and inspired the nation. we are also pleased to be joined as a tribute to you by the chairman at johns hopkins hospital with us today. [applause] doctor carson coming y

. >> we're suffering from bed buds with us our units. >> reporter: they are now here where they can'ted. his doorstep. >> show your face. show your face. >> reporter: they say they've written several complaints to management and teamed up with eight. the alliance of california. this is what they want fixed, moldy ripped-up carpets that have been destroyed by water and moisture over the years and mold bordering the windows. a result of water that drips down from the apartment above. through a translator this grandmother explains how her rent continues to climb yet the landlord still ignores here problems >> yeah, it's a health risk because we have kids here. no matter how much we clean, it keeps coming back, the water, the mold and the breathing. >> reporter: today these tenants said enough. >> so we just want to talk and let him know. >> reporter: once the tenants left we

with great experience also to win. and for sure, it will be a tough game for us. and for them. manchester unitedo big, manchester united is too big, manchester united is the winner of the competition. it is not chelsea's faults, that we were given this monday match, so we have to make changes for sure because, we play sunday, thursday against rostov and rostov plays sunday, against grozny. but we cannot go to stamford bridge with a mickey mouse team. three big piece are already rating in the semifinals can we have got chelsea and manchester united tonight. i was just looking at their run, they have had a really easy to get this far, you have had manchester united, chelsea past peter brooke, brentford and wolves, united reading and wigan and wolves, united reading and wigan and they need is latter and off the bench to get past blackburn rovers. so the first proper test for both sides? i would say so, the biggest tide for both teams, i am doing the draw after the game, we have just done a dummy draw, me and wayne rooney. i think it was arsenal, chelsea manchester united and versus city, and the ot

us to say that both of us want to do everything we can to build on this experience and share it with you. thank those from the constituencies that we represent and across the united states that share that journey with us and ensure we had our seat belts on and eyes on the road and get some sleep. i want to thank everyone who had a part of this. and i thank those who sint me here for this high honor of being able to serve. it was an amazing experience and i'm going to use it to the best of my ability to serve my constituencies and mr. speaker, i yield to my friend from texas. mr. hurd: and i wanted to add a thank you to. my girlfriend for being pportive of many of my shenanigans, she supports me of these efforts. in it wasn't for them it wouldn'tville kicked off. they got us on the right path. it trull has been a right time. the gentleman from texas are ready for some shuteye. and i do not know how many times a special order has been done between a republican and emocrat and ask the poll march parliamentarian. mr. o'rourke: i thank mill friend for joining me on the floor of the house for his words and for taking the chance and driving across much of the country to

made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 230 and the nays are 184. the previous question is ordered. the question is on adoption of the resolution. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. mr. hastings: mr. speaker, i ask for a recorded vote. the speaker pro tempore: a recorded vote is requested. those favoring a recorded vote will rise. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives

with donald trump, i think she inceeded on this trip changing the discussion of the day, changing the narrative, talking about how germany can help the united states with job training and other thing, usinghe apprentice system in germany. >> this is a positive spin, matthew. somebody at politico -- somebody came out and said that donald trump has been cheerleading for the collapse of the european union. >> he is good he is. [speaking simultaneously] --he is an enemy of the eu >> without a respect, i think he has bigger fish to fry right now. he is very worried about china. china is his biggest issue. that has been what he has also talked about in his rhetoric, poses.eat that china between now and election day, because we were discussing the threat in the immediate tererm,i ththink he is n not a friend ofe european union b because he is t of it -- he is not a friend of multinational organizations are released steve bannon tells himm toto say this. i do not think he is on a mission to destroy the european union. the last thing he said was, i do not like them but if they want to stay together, that is their decision. also, regarding the eu, you can make a pretty clear case as to why the uni

but you want us to do it in a certain way consistent with obvious lit constitutional laws of the united states but you want us to do it, you know, with certain tools available to us. and you give those to us. you give those to us by law and by regulation and by funding and we'll make full use of them. the question is in confronting this problem, what tools do you want us to have available tous? what tools do you want us to have available to utilize in order to protect you? we will do what you want us to do. i hope you think it's incumbent upon us to make sure you understand our current situation. i'll pause there. >> okay. great. you make your opening remarks and you're coming at this obviously from the point of view of european perspective. i'll ask you to try to speak entirely on behalf of all european views on this. but why don't you give us your introduction to just how you approach this challenge. >> thank you, shane. let me thank you gw for the invitation. t it's a privilege to me to speak on behalf of the european union and i subscribe almost everything that james just said. two

united nations, john bolton. ambassador, great to have you with us. first, developments out of the syria, 11th unit to support the assault on raqqa. >> these are not advisors are trainer ares for syrian opposition or iraqi forces. this is a tangible indication that the trump investigation is taking hold of the strategy. even if it was part of the contingencies that the military put together in the obama administration, given that the president asked for a pept gone review about isis. this is a significant move. >> lou: it is a significant move and i thought the defense department response underway for sometime. but nothing is underway without the approval of the administration. there is a gap here right now. there are very difficult communications. i think mistakes taking place in this administration on a number of departments, that is one where it shouldn't have. that is a clear line between the commander in chief and whatever the mission is for combf our forces, do you not agree? >> even if it was in vision before, the fact is, it is the trump's admi

we have fought them in court and now is the time for us to redefine the relationship with the united states. we must have political equality. we must ensure every decision made is with our informed consent. no country should every take unilateral objection without consulting us. [applause] >> we stand, we continue to fight from this day forward. this is a new day. we are together. we stand with standing rock! repeat after me. here is our message we stand with standing rock. we stand with standing rock! >> we stand with standing rock. >> we stand with standing rock! >> we stand with standing rock! >> we stand with standing rock. >> thank you. [applause] >> thank you. thank you for being here. hello, everybody, how are you feeling? don't you love the sun. i love this sun. it makes me so, so happy. other things that make me happy are children, oranges, kittens and grandmas -- i was raised by my grandmas. >> clean water! >> that is a given. i feel like i should not have to add that and that it should be there for me. my grandmas are beautiful women and now in the spirit world but i miss t