. >> tell whaus it does. >> communities and schools we're the local affiliate of the nation's largest drop out prevention program. we partner with a school, we're in 11 public schools and we work with the principle and parents and kids to identify their needs and put a plan in to address them year around and we work to remove all the barriers that can get in the way of going school or learning once they're there. >> kathie, how do you begin, how many students are you working with? the fairfax county school system is one of the largest in the region. >> it is. >> it's also one of the wealthiest. >> it is. we have over 50,000 students in fairfax county public schools that receive meals assistance so we work over the summer months to get backpacks and school supplies for those kids to start the first day of school just like everybody else. >> the need goes beyond just backpacks. >> it's backpacks. it's school supplies. we work with businesses and community groups to have coat drives and shoe drives and those are throughout the year. it comes from a cty >> it's getting greater and greater

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a few weeks later "the washington post" said contrary to the whaus denials, he ask discuss it. trump pled ignorance. >> before you were inaugurated about sanctions. >> i'll look into that. >> then the final hammer. "the washington post" reported the justice department warned the white house weeks before that flynn wasn't telling the truth and could therefore be vulnerable to russian black mail. hours after that report broke flynn was fired. the administration did nothing, despite the fact they knew it, until details of flynn's contact with russia became public. public scrutiny played a role a few months later when president trump decided to fire comey while his campaign was under investigation. the country only found out what was actually going on through the news media. >> absolutely explosive news out of washington tonight. the president of the united states firing the man who is leading the investigation into possible collusion between the government of russia and his own presidential campaign. after the news broke this afternoon, the "new york times" michael schmidt reporte

it all -- it some whau falls into place in understanding why there was a meeting. so this does not look good, but we still have to see how this plays out. right now it's alleged. >> i do have to say, i heard the conversation about whether -- getting into trump tower, what did you have to do, did you have to show identification? the two, three times, i can't recall, the couple sit-downs that i did with him, this was before he became the actual nominee. each time i went, had to show identification at the elevator to get up to the floor. >> yes. >> at least where the trump family was -- >> and explain -- >> and explain why you're here. i'm there from cnn, i'm doing an interview with mr. trump. then they called up and you were led up. you know, i would imagine anyone who's visiting the family would have to give identification. michael, before i get to you, i want to get your reaction. i just want to tell you, there's a statement we're getting, this is from cnn's "state of america," "ask for reaction from tonight's "the new york times" report, mark curelo, spokesman for

whau are you considering that you can do in the administration to better taylor rules to your community banks and credit unions? >> mr. chairman, thank you for that question. let me first say, we are very fe focused in making sure community and regional banks grow. they account for 50% of the assets in the american financial markets and that is problematic. what we want foodo is make sure there is robust lending, particularly in community banks. i have met with many people, these are not republicans or democrats. these are hard working business people particularly in agricultural communities, particularly in small manufacturing communities that constantly complain that the community banks are nut able to lend because they are over burdened by regulatory issues. and i firmly believe that community banks no how to make loans. let me say they should be regulated and can't strive. we are very focused on raising the burden and look forward to working with the community on it. the treasury report recommended raising the threshold for the application of the standards raising it from its curren