usc awful down the stretch. moore had 27. usc winds 86-76. the perry on top. check this out. good stuff. pga chubb classic. holmes is your leader. shot a 63 today to shots like that. backspin. incredible. that's good stuff. at his alma matter. davidson beating st. joes. and then postgame. what's this. students wearing speedos and curry is in the thick of it. then there's mom curry, she stole the show. steph's mom. she shorted that one. nothing but net. who could do this. this is underhand, one hand. 45feet away. that's incredible. >> there's good hopage in the curry family. >> that is incredible. >> thank you so much. more rain in the weekend. >> more showers developing right now. keep the umbrella nearby. >> that will do it for us. find updates around the clock. follow us on twitter and facebook, have a great friday night. good morn-ing. how did i spend my summer vacation? i got over my breakup with andy. i got a job at grandpa's country club. i got mono. too close! put your mask on! (scoffs) what am i gonna do? well, honey, i think you need to focus on getting a little bit

well, up next, usc with the socal vocals. ♪ are you ready? ♪ ooh, don't we look good together? yeah, know we'll turn heads forever, ♪ ♪ so tonight i'm gonna show you off. ♪ ♪ when i'm walking with you, ♪ i watch the whole room change. ♪ ♪ baby, that's what you do. ♪ no, my baby don't play. ♪ blame it on my confidence. ♪ ♪ oh, blame it on your measurements. ♪ ♪ shut that down on sight, that's right. ♪ robert: it must be so enjoyable as well as gratifying for them to be able to kind of combine a kind of a collective identity. peters: it is. i mean, they all talk about that, right? is they all come from different background, experiences. again, the socal vocals, there's a lot that are performance majors, but they're college students, they're amateurs, right? and that's what makes it incredible to hear them. and they're--a pentatonix member comes from the socal vocals. robert: oh, is that right? peters: that's right. robert: okay, well, you can really kind of tell. there's something there, that showbiz feeling, you know? all right, well, let's close out with the university of orego

and also usc center for the study of immigrant integration. he's a prolific public speaker and writer, worked as a period for the "washington post," l.a. times, the huffington post, american prospect. his most recent book is "state of resistance," what california's dizzying descent and remarkable resurgence means for america's future. manuel, you've focused your climate research and writing on environmental justice issues involving people of color. what do we know about how people of color in the united states view environmental politics? we saw from bill's slides that all over the world people of color are holding up their 350 signs. but, you know, the trump people here appeal to working-class people, poor people, arguing that republicans want to save the jobs of the working class while support for the climate movement comes from educated, upper middle class white people who care more about saving polar bears or pandas than about jobs for working-class americans. this is something you've studied. what do people of color think about environmen

cal looking for its first conference win, taking on usc. trojans got the first points of the game. boatright had 36. it didn't get better for cal. conner vanover got a wide-open dunk of his own. cal praled by 15 at the half. harris from the corner. matthews added another one. usc had 13 degrees sthrees in . cal has lost 13-straight. >>> st. mary's hosting pepperdi pepperdine. it was the fitts and ford show for the gayles. fitts had four defenders around him and did that. and jordan ford driving. floats it in beautifully and picks up the foul. he pitched in 20. fitts was five of seven from beyond the arc. points.shed with a team-high 25 st. mary's finishes with the win, 72-65 there. abc 7 sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. two of three local college teams had a successful outing tonight. cal needs to get it going. >> can you say defensive krilei? >>> with that, that's it for tonight. everybody, i'm dion lynn. >> abc 7 news continues at 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. how about ten seconds on the weather. >> showers overnight. some

usc is still trying to recover from the massive scanda former university gynecologist.e moving forward with the $214 million class action settlement with thousands of the former patients and the former gynecologist denied any wrongdoing. >>> first came the snow and now lake tahoe could be facing new problems with the latest storm moving in. >> reporter: there are problems on the roadways not only in marin but also in sonoma county. we will tell you where they are coming up. ♪ they say you should always listen to your heart. and where better to do that, than the island of ireland? after all, your heart is the best compass there is. so get out there and fill your heart with the stuff that keeps it beating. fill your heart with ireland. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> a powerful storm is battering the bay area with driving rain and dangerous wind. mary is tracking the latest conditions on the hi-def doppler radar. >>> expect a huge mess on your morning commute, and gianna will let you know where to avoid. >>> we expect several spots to get

. >> usc has been grossly mismanaging the funds for year and we're seeing this impact and in our education and our teachers unsuccessfully being able to teach. >> i think there may be a disconnect on what they think and what the reality is. >> reporter: the district spokesperson says they support the students' action. >> the fact they're leading an effort for something they believe in shows the brilliance of our young people. >> reporter: the principal sent an e-mail students would be marked as unexcused today but she also said in part the support okay land teachers are eomty is heart warming oakle movec, kpix look at the rn raphael bridge. pretty smooth sailing, nothing like yesterday when falling concrete closed the bridge causing traffic backups well into the evening. work to begin permanent repairs is scheduled for this weekend. >>> new video this afternoon of federal investigators at the scene of wednesday's firery gas line explosion in san francisco. this is near the laurel heights neighborhood. a team from the national transportation safety board is out there today. they have schedu

, and also at the usc center for immigrant integration. his work has appeared at the "washington post" "new york , and his most recent book is "state of resistance: what california's dissent and remarkable resurgence mean for ." rica's future you have written so much on environmental issues involving people of color. what do we know about how people of color in the united states view politics? all over the world, people of color are holding up their 350 sides, you saw that on the slides, but trump people hear appeal to working-class people come up for people, arguing that republicans want to save the jobs of the working class, oil support from the, movement comes from educated, upper-middle-class white people who care more about saving polar bears or pn does than about jobs ndas,lar bears or pa than about jobs. manuel: first, with regard to that argument about the g.o.p. having significant concerns about working-class people of color, -- [laughter] them a gonzalez, the youth organizer from the parkland shooting, who said, i call b.s. [appl

. >>> the stanford women rallied back from a deficit against usc and she stays with this and makes thestanford had an answer. smith but the cardinal back on top and she scored 11 of 23 points in the fourth quarter. stanford wins this one. and they sweep the los angeles schools. we have a lot more on spring training coming up tonight on game day shot on location from donna charlie's restaurant, which, by the way, which will close on april 10. >> we will keep that in mind. and we will be right back. this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now, from $899, during the ultimate sleep number event. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake up ready to hit the ground running. only at a sleep number store. during our presidents day weekend special, save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus, 36-month financing. ends monday. sleep number... proven quality sleep remember the way we used to do things? hey man... like connect with friends? dig it! or get

playing ucla and usc. >> fight on. >> fight on.each golf course looking a little different tonight. the heavy toll the storm took on the famous lone cypress. narrator: this february fall in love with twin pine casino's choose your ride giveaway. earn entries for a chance to choose your ride on the grand prize drawing night, february 23rd. you could have your choice of a brand new jeep renegade or chevy malibu only at twin pine casino & hotel. >>> this week's store down trees and power lines across the bay area. >> even took a toll on a coastal california icon. take a look. the storm tore a big limb off the famous lone cypress at pebble beach. it has been standing on the granite hillside off 17 mile drive for two and half centuries. it is one of the most photographed trees in the world. >> still beautiful. >> the cbs news is up next. >> jeff clark with a preview. >>> here is a look at some of the stories we are working on. we are on the scene of the workplace shooting outside chicago. a correspondent is there covering the informatio

skyler: honestly, i just applied through the usc career board.onis: is that where you went to school? skyler: yeah. i was a 3-year graduate. lemonis: wow. skyler: yeah, so i'm... lemonis: it's not like you've been out of... skyler: i'm 23. i run the office day-to-day. you know, matt is not here most of the time, so... i found the suppliers. lemonis: you do? skyler: yeah. and i think that matt is really overconfident with a lot of his business knowledge, and thinking that he knows what's right always, and so, that, kind of, in combination with charlotte being kind of uncertain of her business knowledge, it puts us in a situation that is, financially, really poor for the company, you know, because we're not profitable every month. lemonis: you have a pretty good head on your shoulders for being out of school for a couple years. skyler: thank you. lemonis: all right. let's go look at the financials. what do you say? skyler: sounds good. lemonis: all right. ♪ okay. skyler: all right. so, this is the cash-flow estimation. here is the profit and loss,

down 14 at one point to usc. final minute, stanford's down four. marcus sheffield hits the three.o now they're down one after an se turnover. it's bryce will, strong to the rack. stanford takes the lead and the cardinal win 79-76. >>> all right. back to the nba. look out! we have incoming! 7-footer. joel embiid flying into the stands at madison square garden against the knicks. that is a giant man landing on top of little people. he just missed rega king, the actress, and tracy morgan. look out! here he comes. you want to sit in the front row? you take your life in your own hands. be careful what you wish for, because embiid might get you. abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> that's intimidating. >> even he said after the game, i don't know what i'm doing. shshow me homecoming. baby sloth videos on youtube. amy, do you uh mind giving someone else a turn? oh yeah i made myself a little comfortable here. i got a pizza for amy! yes, that's me! xfinity lets you search netflix, prime video, and youtube with the sound of your voice. and i don't have my wallet, so. that's simp

. >> dan shiner is a politics professor at uc berkeley and usc. he said keep your eye on the senate judiciary committee where harris and booker sit next to each other and they may have to throw some sharp elbows. >> every time the senate judiciary falls under the spotlights, between now and next year, in addition to the topic at hand, you're going to see at least two, if not more, democratic senators vying for the spotlight understanding how it can help them on the primary trail. >> he says harris and booker have similar political views, but they've approached their campaigns in very different ways. harris claims to be a fighter. >> and i'm prepared to fight. >> while booker says he's all about universal love. >> i'm not looking even to simplistically beat republicans. no, i'm looking to unite americans in this race. >> for democratic primary voters it may come down to which attitude they prefer. >> democratic primary voters are going to say are we sick of the politics of division and do we want to come together like cory booker's talking about or

and usc. tight game. christine good position, off glass. she had too tough down the stretch. the women of troy. moore had 27. >> the bryce harper watch is almost over. reports today indicate he's decided where he will sign. we may know tomorrow or we might not. the giants added a nice pete signing -- piece signing solateda. he's a utility guy with pop. 16 of which came in the first half before he was hob illed with and injury. >> a lot of he's a nice addition to ballclub, he gives you the versatility. depth. he's excited about coming here. >> the a's added a couple players, robbie grossman and former athletic cliff pennington. the big off-season action decisions -- acquisitions was profar. a former top prospect had a mini break out last season hitting .254 with 20 homers. >>> i'm feeling great about this organization. i was ready to meet everybody. they've great team, especially last year they always battle. i love watching them play last year when we play against them. they play 9 innings hard. i'm looking forward to that this year i get to be with them. >> the weather makes

. >> he went to cal, i went to usc. >> it's so impressive. much. >> and he loves his mustache. >> i want the mustache back. >> the tournament starts be the handling the celebrity events. >> no matter the weather. it is 11:00 and time for more news. coming up next. we've a moral duty to create an imgrecian system to protect the lives jobs of the citizen. >> the president made a pitch for unity but warned democrats against investigating his administration. >> the president talked for 80 minutes. he did not declare a national emergency to build his border wall but did announce a second meeting with kim jong-un. >> the president called for unity occuring a period of partisanship in washington. >> president trump addressing the nation with immigration front and center. >> we have a moral duty to

they completed the sweep against usc today. stanford hit three threes in a row.mr 30 seconds left, moore, she missed the layup, but her own rebound and tuts it in and picks up the foul. game tied at 67. smith fades it off the glass and in for the win. she had 23 points and 12 rebounds. stanford win, 69-67. cal at polly to face the bruins. she plays like she's footer. she had 27 points, 15 boards, only missed 3 shots. cal held a broef lead. she had 23 in this one. cal loses its fifth straight. bruins take this one, 80-74. >>> daytona 500 means the nascar season b is underway. paul menard gets into the back of a car and sends up flames. another caution and another red flag. in overtime, denny hamlin held off kyle busch and he takes the checkered flag for the second time in his career. that's abc 7 sports report. the daytona 500 checkered flag a for the second time in his career. >> thank you. >>> that's it for tonight. >> abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30. thank you for being okay, so you've been to the it's great right? earth. but i bet you haven't don

that is part of why we want to make sure the usc's 5g first and u.s.es are deploying these networks. >> the tweets mentioned not only 5g but also pushing ahead to 6g. what is your take? >> we are trying to get the regulatory playing field right to unleash this new wave of innovation and then we will let the private sector take it from there. next-generation broadband will take on a lot of different technological forms. there is a new generation of low risk orbit satellites. we just want more broadband for more americans and 5g will be a piece of that. technology is on the rise that we are excited about. >> as countries around the world race to develop five g technology, how would you rate our administration to secure those networks from cyber threats? >> we are in good shape with respect to the deployment of the infrastructure. very focused on the cybersecurity issue. we have the right people focused on these issues and we are looking at it at the right time before we see 5g fully deployed. >> want to shift gears to net neutrality. what kind of changes

stanford, usc women tide.nd smith, move inside with three seconds left. 69-67. >> and ucla shot down cal. she scored 28 and 80-74 as the bears have dropped five straight. that's sports at this moment. i'm going back to continue my celebration with the cheesecake. a lot of treats to enjoy. we'll see you later. >> and he didn't save any for us. >>> 6:24 and a lot air balloon with a dozen people makes an emergency landing. the question this morning, what went wrong. >> reporter: and a road in napa county shut down after an overnight officer involved shooting. what we know coming up. >>> and checking out one of the traffic cameras before we go to break. good conditions at the bay bridge toll plaza right now. it's a cold morning on this monday morning. we'll be right back. (soft music) fitness sf is a local, family owned group of fitness facilities here in the bay area. comcast business provides all of our ethernet connections, the wifi, the cable, it is super fast and efficient and it really has made a difference

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. >> without objection >> the federal reserve act of 1913 in 12 usc 302 that class b and class c directors are to be selected to represent the public with, quote, due but not exclusively consideration to the interest of agriculture, commerce, industry, service, labor and consumers. and without discrimination however, the analysis done by this report suggests that the federal reserve banks around the country are not represented of the public at all. the report found that in 2019, among the 108 current federal board directors, 70% -- 76% come from the banking or business sector 74% are white. and 62% are male additionally, the report found that an overwhelming number of federal reserve bank presidents are overwhelmingly white at 83%. the most troubling aspect of the report was what happened just last year. in 2018, the incoming board of directors were 50% people of color, 43% women, but in 2019, we back sway it with incoming directors from 82% banking or business sectors, 75% white and 61% male youth have consistently committed to this committee that you are committed to diversity, which i a

. >> does ten usc 284 as you understand that require the declaration of the national emergency before it is implemented? >> no, it does not. >> has president trump to your knowledge of reduced ten usc 284 to direct the military to build the wall that is necessary for border security? >> no, not to my knowledge, congressman. >> if president trump were direct the pentagon united states military pursuant to ten usc 284 to build such barriers to secure our southern border from drug trafficking and international crime cartels, but the united states military obey that order? >> if we judge it to be a lawful order, yes sir, and i assume it would be. >> thank you. i appreciate your responses and i will yield back the remainder of my time. >> thank you. >> gentlemen, thank you so much for your time. i am in a member of congress and new leaf on the readiness subcommittee so most of my questions will have to do with the readiness aspect of this. and i understand for years our department has been briefing the readiness o of the armed forces and so to that end i would love it if you are able to ta

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. >>> the stanford come back against usc, down by 12 and with 13 seconds to go, stanford holds on to, 79-76. >>> we have a dunking contest this we get and maybe they need to invite jonathan clark. that is as hard as he gets. he lives in fresno and is listing himself as the pro- dunker and he is also an eighth grade science teacher. i say we hiharlot the nba all- starunking contest. >>> that is thst. am dennis o'donnell. we will see you tonight. >>> it is a mess in sausalito after the housley down the hill hitting another house and landing in a pile of debris. there is a lot of problems caused including 50 homes being evacuated, and the latest is up next. >> reporter: i am kiet do live in willow glen in san jose where the guatalupe river is rising rapidly overnight. the evacuation order has been issued and we have a live report coming out. ♪ they say you should always listen to your heart. and where better to do that, than the island of ireland? after all, your heart is the best compass there is. so get out there and fill your heart with the stuff that keeps it beating. fill your hear

stanford held off ucla65-51, cardinal will face usc tomorrow. >>> got some golf for you.just a soggy mess in this one as they have to finish up round 2 before they play on. tiger woods has to play six holes today in order to try to make the cut. all that at the pga stop down in la at rivera country club. that's sports at this hour. i will see you later. >>> stars had to deplane after a midair scare in southern california. courtney cox and jennifer aniston were on board a privjet emy landing yesterday afternoon. you can see the jet here. it lost a tire while leaving lax and circled before it landed. the group later took off on another private jet.. >>> and up next the move the governor made. >> why the shutdown seems to be centered here in california now. >> and new plans to return to the moon and set up shop. the details coming up. . >>> welcome back. it's just about 6:30. good morning. >> we will get started with a check of your forecast. we have rain in high definition doppler. continuing to see scattered showers and downpours. one of those patterns where you can see su

usc.284. it gives them the authority to complete construction of roads, fences, installation of lighting to drop drug smuggling corridors across the international boundaries of the united states. by the way, the fence can be defined a million ways. of course, the primary smuggling corridors in the u.s. are right there at our southern border. that is where 90% of the heroin in this country comes from. those borders. that means that helps put an end to the opioid epidemic in the country. so tonight, congress has two options. they do the jobs. they agree on a compromise that doesn't weaken border security or do nothing. s and they can get left behind. because the wall, predict, is going to be funded and going to be built. i believe the president is unrelenting, tenacious and doing everything and will do everything in his power to keep his promise, get this done, even declaring a national emergency, which may even happen this week. if that is what it takes, fine. that's what it takes. he tack an o

ten usc 284, gives the president, in other words, the executive branch, the authority for the construction of roads and fences and the installation of lighting to block drug smuggling corridors across international boundaries of the united states. despite what the haters on both sides of the aisle are telling you, remember before 2015, i always shoot straight with you, i have known this president for over two decades, and i told everybody, went out on a limb, and said he is going to keep his promises. he would govern as a conservative and worked tirelessly to improve the country paired the biggest tax cuts, ending burdens of regulation, he is two originalists on the supreme court, the haters, the never-trump-e are wrong. he is tenacious, and he will fight to get that wall build. and guess what? the vast majority of the american people, look at the "cbs news" poll, they support him, 72% of americans agree with the president and his policies on immigration. good news breaking tonight, the president just tweeted, "was just presented the concept and parameters of the border security deal. we w

usc researchers calling it the most comprehensive study of its kind. they found overdoses on average are 3.5 times higher than other high income nations and the highest of any wealthy nation. the next highest numbers in finland and sweden each have less than half the rates of overdose deaths. more than 70,000 americans died of overdoses in 2017. nbc bay area responds to a concord woman's month long dishwasher dispute. >> consumer investigators chris com la resolved it. >> let's talk about susie, she paid for a dishwasher at airport appliance in concord. looks pretty good. she discovered the top rack doesn't fully pull out. you can see it compared to the bottom rack. that complication makes it tough to load the rack. the dishwasher isn't broken, it's designed that way. susie asked to exchange it for a different model. one month and several calls later, she said she had gotten nowhere. that's when susie turned to us. we didn't find an exchange policy on the airport website, so we called. it didn't respond to us. but someone from the store called and swap

he went on to usc's film school in his childhood neighborhood and family could not be more proud. >> the oscar goes to bohemian rhapsody john ottman. >> reporter: he is seen hugging his fellow nominees and has he stood on hollywood's biggest stage, he thanked his colleagues and parents, giving credits to his upbringing in san jose. >> reporter: this goes to our parents encouraged me to do whatever wanted to do weather it was writing music which was a mystery to them, or making films in their garage in san jose, california. >> reporter: whiskey spoke to john on face time about his first nomination and win. >> for me there is not a moment of absolute excitement it was more, like i said a moment of absolute relief and a little bit of shock even though you knew that there is a possibility of it, for sure. >> reporter: the 54-year-old admits it was a fantasy of his. if he is ever nominated he will bring his parents. his 85-year-old mother mary was his date. >> i'm going to start crying again. it is a dream come true. i am so happy that was a dream come true, also. >> reporter: he grew up

coming up with t-shirts representing the schools that they go to, so a lot of support tonight for all uscchers and the staff, and of course the 37,000 students that are also fighting for better situation in their schools. i will have more coming up later on. >> alyana gomez live outside city hall for us. >>> in the not to future, automata scores could cause a lot more congestion on city streets. that is the prediction for one bay area professor who thinks self driving cars that have dropped a person often are empty are not likely to park, but instead will likely cruise the streets , potentially causing more traffic. joining us now is the author of this study, adam miller, associate professor of environmental sensors studies. i appreciate you coming on today. interesting topic, so explain why it is you believe down the road autonomous cars are likely to cause a lot more traffic? >> well, it is the main reason why so many people take bart or the bus to places like downtown san francisco. if you have an autonomous vehicle, it does not park where it's close to where you're going, in fact it d

usc researchers are calling it the most comprehensive study of its kind. they found overdoses in the u.s. on average are 3.5 times higher than other high income nations. the highest of any wealthy nation. the next highest numbers in finland and sweden, which have less than half the rate of overdose deaths. more than 70,000 americans died from overdose in 2017. >>> in the wake of claims youtube may be a hotbed of pedophiles, disney and nestle suspended advertising on the site. in the past youtube answered to claims it does not do enough to monitor questionable activities tied to videos containing young children. this week youtuber matt watson showed a video showing how quickly users can connect to those ads simply from algorithms pushing from one video to the next. comment sections may be allowing pedophiles to connect with each other. google points out they are typically innocent recordings of children doing everyday things and continues to aggressively fight child exploitation. >>> new for you this morning, a manager fired from yelp is filing a lawsuit ag

even though he went to cal and i am at usc. >> you get close and personal look at these guys and their element. it is so impressive. i have so respect for them e loh , and i'm not anywhere near where i would love to be. >> reporter: he some of the compass of the former winners who played today. he is a two-time winner at pebble beach , has captained the ryder cup, and had 21 total tour wins, including a major. >> other athletes in other sports, they gravitate towards golf. i play baseball in my other spare time. i might not last much longer, but it's always a pleasure to come here. >> reporter: probably the happiest guy to be here in the most unlikely is defending champion ted potter. potter came out of obscurity last year, breaking a six year drought to win for only the second time in his career. >> played well here last year. it always brings back memories when you are out there. i'm just happy to be back here and looking forward to it. >> reporter: after nine holes in which none of the teams won a whole, 2011 winner won a third whole tiebreaker with this part. his longtime play part

one -- and you can look at ten usc 284, gives authorization to the president on some issues relating to the border. when you ask the agency's to go out and find the money that existed, they found more money than the $5.7 billion. most of it can be used. some of it you would have to work around, there are some legal issues. the money is there, but that's not enough. this has got to be dealt with as an all or nothing. because the president has to get this done. it's about security, and the politicians that are in the way, mostly democrat and including a few republicans, they don't really care about security. they are playing games with. >> harris: you mentioned, senator richard shelby of alabama. >> david: the former democrat he became convenient republican. >> harris: a probations committee, is what i understand. it is somewhat about the money because we are far afield of the original $25 billion. >> katie: they wanted $26 billion to complete the fence or the border barrier. experts on the ground up and asking for that for years. the 2006 fence act approved, that democrats and her rep

. >> and he is politicizing the military, because the section of the law that he's acting under, 10-usc8, requires the involvement of the military in order for him to take the military construction funds, even under this law, the national emergency act. >> right. you laid it out so clearly. this obviously is a huge deal we're going to keep covering and probing into. in journalism, in congress, as a nation. i just think it's so important. everything seems polarized. this isn't ideological. this could be in a few years whether president bernie sanders can take $100 bil and give it out for congress without giving it to congress, and there's a constitutional issue. senator, i'm excited to say i'm not letting you go. we're going to keep you around for your first "fallback friday" in a few minutes. i'm going to fit in a quick 30-second break when i have malcolm nance talk about this question, what does putin have on trump, and donald trump's wild day undermining his call for an emergency when we're back in 30. to be nobody but yourself in a world which is doing it's best to make you everybody

it's the same statute 18 usc section 1001, false statements.e same crime that we've seen robert mueller charge many times for lying to the fbi or lying to congress. it is similarly a crime to lie to a government agency about some matter that they are looking at within their jurisdiction. so if the office of government ethics is looking into this and someone makes a false statement to them, that is a prosecutable offense. >> and am i right that this is one of those cases where there's a popular perception that it only matters if you lied if you were under oath but lawyers will tell you it doesn't matter if you're under oath if you were lying to federal officials in that kind of a context, it's a crime regardless of whether or not you ever put your hand on a bible? >> absolutely right. it's a different crime. if you lie under oath, it's a crime of perjury. if you're not under oath, it's a different crime, crime of false statements. they're both punishable for up to five years in prison. >> barbara mcquade, it's great to have you here being clario

least there should be a referral to the ethics committee of witness intimidation and tampering under usc 1512 of my colleague max gates and maybe possibly him being referred for criminal prosecution. so i want to put that on the record. on may 2, 2018, the president's personal attorney rudy giuliani, who was his personal attorney, appeared on fox news and referred to the president's reimbursement to you for 130,000 payment for stephanie clifford as part of a retainer. on may 3, 2018, one day after mr. giuliani's appearance the president tweeted and i quote, mr. cohen received a monthly retainer not from the campaign and having nothing to do with the campaign from which he entered into through reimbursement of private contract between two parties known as a nondisclosure agreement or nda. the office of government ethics which is the agency which the federal government was responsibility over what the president needs to report publicly about his assets was puled by this, and they were skeptical that a retainer was in place and asked to see the retainer agreement of may 8 with the president

. >> i ask unanimous consent that we put into reco a criminal referral for violating section 22 usc of the statute number 611. i ask unanimous consen my letter referring mr. cor violating for illegal lobbying activity be entered into the record. >> without objection. us >> i ask unanionsent that the first order of business for this committee is for us to look at a bipartisan way at criminale als at the next business meeting. >> these are not documents. ec they are oons. >> so we are objecting to a unanimous consent request? >> yes. >> i will yield back. >> let me be clear. i'm going to give you your whole five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> mr. meadows, the chairman ar made me that i had given a m litte time to ms. wassermann schultz. i want the committee to know that because there are so many mbers, i will be strict on this five minutes. thank you very much. >> mr. cohen, you claim at you lied but you are not a liar. if you lied, you are a liar by definition. you said the facte are inaccu if they are facts they are accurate and that would make you inaccurate. i would like to

the president's relying on a statute 10 usc 2808 that said you can reallocate military construction funds if the military -- if the situation or emergency requires the military. well if you have that interpretation for this particular situation, you could imagine that interpretation going into a whole host of other situations and so the challenge is when the president -- and any president uses executive authority in such a wide way, in such a sweeping way, it creates some serious problems of precedence and it creates, frankly, some serious problems for the separation of powers between congress and the presidency. it usurps the authority that congress has to legislative to make the laws. >> mieke build on what leehan said there as well as the representative. >> what you see an emergency declarations is that most presidents have been very careful about declaring an emergency. and they've only do it when we really have one. so courts have given them tremendous discretion in defining what an emergency is. but here, when the president is declaring this emergency and we have the situation that

later an executive order was promulgated, that added 10 usc 2808, the construction thoerd, which was very important, because the forces were deploying into an undeveloped theater, so i would say in that case, it worked exactly the way it was intended. needed authorities for the department of defense were granted by the president to the secretary of defense, who then used them to fight the fight. >> great, thanks carl. i don't know, avril if you have any examples of emergencies or invocations of emergency authority that you want to mention? >> sure. i mean i think one of the things i was thinking about, as i was listen together earlier panel and the discussion of these authorities more generally is i think we all have a kind of a different rubrick in our head, depending what we're focusing on, for the different categories of emergencies. and i think of, there are sort of typical emergency declarations that i think we would see stafford act, things like that, where they strike me as very easy for the public to understand, and sort of intuitively, here is a natural disaster, here is a p

. >> i ask unanimous consent that we put into the record a criminal rule for violating section 22 usc of the statute number 611. i ask unanimous consent that my letter referring mr. cohen for violating fara for illegal lobbying activity be entered into the record. >> without objection, so ordered. >> i asked unanimous consent that the first order of business for this committee is for us to look in a bipartisan way at criminal referrals at the next business meeting. >> these are not documents. there are objections. >> so we're objecting to a unanimous consent request? mr. chairman? >> yes. >> i will yield back. >> let me be clear. mr. hies, i'm going to give you your whole five minutes in fairness to you. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> mr. meadows, the chairman, the ranking member made me aware that i had given a little more time to ms. wasserman-schultz. i was going to let you do that anyway, but i just want the committee to know that because there are so many members, i'm going to be strict on this five minutes, all right? thank you very much. you lied, but are not a liar. if you lie

deployed pursuant to 10 usc-284. but you're right that would authorize the secretary of defense to erect barrier, roads, fencing, those type of materials to disrupt drug smuggling. >> does 10usc-284, as you understand it, require the declaration of a national emergency before it is implemented? >> no. >> it does not? >> no. >> has president trump, to your knowledge ever used 10usc-284 to direct the military to build the wall that is necessary for border security? >> no, not to my knowledge, congressman. >> if president trump were to direct the pentagon, the united states military, pursuant to 10usc-284 to build such barriers as are necessary to secure our southern border from drug trafficking and international crime cartels, would the united states military obey that order? >> if we judge it to be a lawful order, yes, sir, and i assume it would be. >> thank you, i appreciate your responses and mr. chairman, i yield back the remainder of my time. >> thank you. miss houlihan? >> gentlemen, thank you so much for your ti

. >> i ask anonymous consent we put into the record a criminal referral for violating section 22 usc of the statute number 611. i ask unanimous consent that my letter referring mr. cohen for violati violating fara for violating illegal activity be put into the record. i ask for us look in a bipartisan way at the criminal referrals at the next business meeting. >> these are not documents. they're objections they're objections. >> so we're objecting to a unanimous consent request? is that what -- mr. chairman? >> mr. hice. >> i'll take care of hice, don't worry. >> i will yield back. >> let me be clear. mr. hice, i'm going give you your whole five minutes, all right? >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> all right? >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> and mr. meadows, i -- the chairman may -- the ranking member may be aware that i had given a little more time to miss wasserman-schultz. i was going to let you do that anyway. but i just want the committee to know that because there are so many members, i'm going to be strict on this five minutes, all right? all right. thank you very much. mr. hice, y

.: a couple of things usc. 44, line 21 31.f all the gun laws we have in , whocountry, who can buy can sell, who you can sell to. need to look at this. gun laws are out there. it covers everything from mental health, physical abuse, it covers everything. host: if that covers everything, nothing has to change? caller: the one thing that has to change is the federal government has got to start funding the feds to enforce these laws. that is all that has to be done. as far as the background checks like the one lady said, it is like 99% of the people doing these shootings pass the background checks. do you think what we are seeing is contributing only because of a lack of funding? how do you make that connection? caller: for them to enforce the laws. if they are going to enforce the laws, they have to fund departments that enforce the laws. i see them coming out with new universal background checks. the only thing that does to a lot of us law-abiding citizens, that want to buy a gun or sell a us or give a gun, it costs money. it's

. >>> attorneys for hundreds of women who reported sexual abuse by usc gynecologist say there is a $250 million proposed settlement in the civil case. students and alumni say dr. george tyndall acted inappropriately during physical exams, starting in 1989. the attorneys say in addition to the financial compensation to each of the victims, he was he will be required to put in place researchers to identify, prevent and report sexual abuse and misconduct. a judge must still improve the settlement. he continues to deny all allegations of misconduct. >>> the notorious drug kingpin, el chapo, will likely spend the rest of his life inside an american prison. joaquin guzman was found guilty yesterday and all ten charges, including engaging in continual criminal enterprise and multiple counts of the shooting narcotics in the u.s. the cartel leader has a history of escaping prison, and authorities have suggested el chapo should serve time at the supermax prison in colorado. it was created to be the most secure prison in the country, home to many inmates considered too dangerous for less restricti