>> wyatt: no, no. >> flo: is she gonna move out, too? >> wyatt: i haven't asked yet.

"wyatt cenac's problem areas."did you choose education >> we chose education. in the first season we didli pong, and then we wound up talking a lot about education. and so it felt like, okay, there's maybe something here a and thenour season was wrapping up, the teacher strikes that started in west virginia and kind of spread throughout the country, there was a lot of conversation around those strikes and then over the summer yosaw people writing about it and so it felt like, okay, this is maybe something that people are kind of talking about, andde it's bubbling unthe surface a little bit maybe there's more here, and so that's why we did it also, i thought maybe i could finally figure out what the hell is going on at clown college. [ light laughter ] and, you know, just really, let's crack that nut open. >> jimmy: yeah >> that's technically education. >> jimmy: yeahs whating on over there? it's fascinating >> i don't know. their lawyers would never get back to us >> jimmy: tell me about this week's episode what'sa

hit show wyatt cenac is joining us, everybody! cheers and applause ) also on tonight's show, will ben carson lose his job? the queen of england goes shopping. and donald trump wants us to know he's totally cool. so let's catch up on today's headlines. let's begin in not-so-great britain. today it was reported prime minister theresa may is planning to resign over her failure to negotiate a brexit deal. since the chaos of brexit could collapse britain's economy, they're stockpiling. >> a british supermarket received a royal visit. >> queen elizabeth stopped by a pop-up grocery store in england, the visit include add stop at the self-service checkout area. the 93-year-old monarch was intrigued with the technology. she asked staffers whether customers could cheat the system and leave without paying. ( laughter ) >> trevor: oh, man, that is so priceless, even the queen's first reaction to self-check out is, wait, so i can just steal this shit? is that what you ersaying? ( laughter ) i would love to see the queen steal grocery because o

>> wyatt: uh, shouldn't you be home showering hope with gifts though, too, or...? liam: yeah, i probably should, but i want to know what i'm walking into first. i mean, just how far has thomas gotten in his campaign to brainwash my wife into leaving me? >> hope: obviously i'm worrying you. >> flo: i -- i just don't think that you're thinking clearly about all of this. >> hope: no, i shouldn't unburden myself by dumping all my personal worries on you. >> flo: hope, you can tell me.& i'm -- look, i'm not upset.

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wyatt, the floor is yours. if you're confused -- herbert, go ahead. two minutes are yours. >> well, wait a minute. do you want to go ahead of me? >> no. >> okay. all right. i'll proceed. four decades ago, the muni map covered most of the city. it was a very comprehensive map. it had all bus stops and everything. the problem was the buses didn't show up on time. they were missing. they were broken down. the same problem we have today. and i don't think the muni forward really addresses that. what is happening is you're having less bus stops. you're having altered bus runs. you're having really less service for the public. and despite all of the billions of dollars that has been spent on this project, you're going to come up with the same results. in the least, i would like to see some of these bus stops restored. especially the one for spruce and geary street. there was no reason to discontinue that for the 38 express. so i think that you really have to examine those closely because seniors and the disabled have really gotten the raw deal out of this.

and she is ernestine martin wyatt.. >> thank you for having me. >> tina, do you think secretary mnuchin explanation for the delay, waiting until 2028 is legit. >> no. i think to me it is -- it smacks of racist rhetoric. that is what it smacks of. >> tell me why. >> i think it is a nice way of trying to say we don't want this. we're not going to have this. under any circumstances will we have this. it is just another delay and a diversion for what is going on because he's had time for this to happen in the very beginning. he said that was not his priority. so now it comes out when all the other things that are happening right now and i'm wondering, well why is that happening right now at this time? so i just think it is a diversion and also again it is smacks of racism. >> let me get this in. this is from the spokesperson for the bureau of engraving and printing telling "the daily beast" that this is a long process, they say the redesigns have not been finalized and for example the next note to be set to be released is

. >> wyatt: thomas is targeting hope where she's most vulnerable. have sympathy for the guy. i really did. because thomas suffered a loss, too, you know? i mean, regardless of whether he and caroline were romantically involved, they still shared douglas, and -- and they shared a whole lot of history. but [scoffs] my sympathy has run out. like, this guy, he has to stay away from my wife. >> hope: it's almost as if caroline knew the -- the woman she describes... >> thomas: read it again.

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into office a week after his conservative coalition won a surprise victory his cabinet includes ken wyatt the 1st aboriginal person to become minister for indigenous affairs. airstrikes on jihadist control it controlled areas of northwestern syria have led to 10 more civilian deaths according to a britain based monitoring group most were in a village and it live province it live is the last area in syria that's a largely controlled by factions fighting the government around 3000000 people live in the region more than half of whom are refugees. the immediate aftermath of a barrel bomb attack in this morning a man and 2 children are reported killed several more are injured most residents fled this village in southern england province long ago. killing children and destroying cities for a month and a half when peace helicopters circle over a village they don't kill terrorists they killed civilians. despite a ceasefire air strikes have been nonstop markets and schools have been hit repeatedly the u.n. says over 20 clinics and hospitals have been attacked since the beginning of the month more

into office a week after his conservative coalition won a surprise victory is cabinet includes ken wyatt the 1st aboriginal person to become minister for indigenous affairs and in argentina activists are renewing efforts to legalize abortion lawmakers have said that they would introduce a bill to legalize determination of pregnancies up to 14 weeks a similar motion passed the lower house of congress last year but was defeated in the senate due to opposition from malicious groups. to european politics next and a clash over who should take the e.u. stop job german chancellor angela merkel and french president emmanuel mccollum stand divided on the issue backs a process by which the biggest parties so-called lead candidate takes the post in this case the head of the european people's party who also happens to be a fellow german but no crime is calling for the selection process to be changed when it comes as government heads meet in brussels to discuss the blocs leadership for the next 5 years so let's have a listen to what 2 heads of government had to say after talks last night. the german

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into office a week after his conservative coalition won a surprise victory his cabinet includes ken wyatt's the 1st aboriginal person to become minister for indigenous affairs. in argentina activists are renewing efforts to legalize abortion will make us have said they would introduce a bill to legalize the term a nation of pregnancies up to 14 weeks a similar motion passed the lower house of congress last year but was defeated in the senate due to opposition from religious springs. now the nigerian president mohammed who bihari is set to be inaugurated for the 2nd time today but not all nigerians are happy about his reelection about hauffe of registered voters under the age of 35 and many young people is skeptical that their 76 year old president is the right man to revamp the economy. is in the capital abuja she spoke to young voters who see no reason to celebrate today's inauguration. of these young men who want this cocktail bar and if the president were to stop by they would make a very special drink for him. give him a strong drink or so maybe you could resets. where you get a strong

so on behalf of myself, and my little son, wyatt, here, i would like to say thank you to the board of sou supervisors. as far as small businesses are concerned, lately there's been a lot of engagement with us and i hope this partnership continues and that we will move forward to make sanfrancisco as well and wonderful as we know it can be. now than.thank you. [cheers and applause] >> next up is our supervisor from district 10 -- i mean district 11. [ laughter ] >> supervisor safaye. >> that's ok. i'm use odd tha used to that tr. [ laughter ] >> it's such an honor and i'm so excited to honor our api honoree from district 11. dori was bee born and raised inn immigrant family. she's of chinese and philippino dissent and attended the discovery school, school of epiphany, lower high school and sanfrancisco state university where she majored in ethnic studies. during one of her first classes, she saw footage of her brother and father protesting at the hotel and it was then that she realized her own families history in san francisco. she felt a strong sense of pride knowing her father fought

so on behalf of myself, and my little son, wyatt, here, i would like to say thank you to the board ofou supervisors. as far as small businesses are concerned, lately there's been a lot of engagement with us and i hope this partnership continues and that we will move forward to make sanfrancisco as well and wonderful as we kno

wyatt, and he is the one that comes out and has done all the surveys, along with other staff. we are an o.b.e. with the city and we speak all languages, we are all proficient in multiple languages. that means we read, write and speak the language. so everyone knows what the neighborhood watch is, but i sort of add a little bit more of a twist to it when i came over here. i wanted to include more processes and departments from the mayor touch office that we have d.p.w. come out, we have the mayor touch office of neighborhood services, we had legislative aides come out, and we also have a neighborhood prosecutor that comes out to the community and meets with the captains. we support each of the ten stations. i have a staff person who supports each of them and it is the bridge between the community and the police department at these meetings and different functions throughout the city. so the captain really relies on my staff and it is an honour to be able to support them in that way. so we also -- once you are done with your process for the neighborhood watch, you get a neighbor

do you share my all my concerns about the counterintelligence investigation, how it was opened and wyatt was opened? >> yes. >> do you share my concerns the professional from a lack of professionalism, the clinton email investigation, something we should look at? >> yes. >> do you expect to change your mind about the bottom-line conclusions of the mueller report? >> no. >> do you think the president's campaign in 2016 was thoroughly looked at in terms of whether or not they colluded with the russians? >> yes. and the answer is no according to bob mueller. >> that is right. >> he could not decide about obstruction but you did, is that correct? >> that is right. >> do you feel good about your decision? >> absolutely. >> sean: there you go. no collusion, no obstruction, as we said, the biggest headline no one in the media mob will ever tell you how the attorney general has confirmed today, he is investigating fisa abuse, illicit spying, clinton's rigged investigation, clinton's collusion with her dirty dossier, the dirty dossier. ukrainian collusion and so much more. as a matter of fact, th

. >> reporter: eric wyatt is one of those dedicated people.nsomware attack on his 100,000 person community north of anchorage, alaska. >> they brought down the vast majority of our work stations and servers. the type of attack we saw was far worse than anything i have seen in my past. being in this industry for over 35 years. >> reporter: 1,000 employees were affected. old typewriters had be dusted off. the ransom wasn't paid but it cost $2.5 million to fix the problems which still linger today almost a year later. >> we are out gunned. we don't have the resources to fight this fight. the people attacking us are better organized, better funded, and we don't have the same level of capabilities that they do. they see us as a soft target. often we are. >> reporter: the fbi is among the first calls that victims make. they say attackers have moved from targeting individuals to larger prizes because it's more lucrative. >> we're seeing larger and larger ransomware demands of these victims. >> reporter: the problem, the fbi believes, is only getting

. >> reporter: eric wyatt is one of those dedicated people.ff a multipronged ransom ware attack on his 1,000-person community in anchorage, alaska. >> they brought down the vast majority of our work stations and servers. the type of attack is that we saw was far worse than anything i've seen in my past. being in this industry for over 35 years. >> reporter: 1,000 employees were affected. old typewriters had to be dusted off. the ransom wasn't paid. but it cost $2.5 million which still linger today, almost a year later. >> we don't have the resources to fight this fight. people attacking us are better organized, better funded. and we don't have the same level of capability that they do. so, they see us as a soft target. often, we are we are. the fbi is among the first calls that victims make. attackers have moved from targeting individuals to larger prizes because it's more lucrative. >> we're seeing larger and larger ransomware demands of these victims. >> reporter: the problem, the fbi believes, is only getting worse. >> people are paying the

going to be able to win back the voters that democrats lost to trump in 2016 pch the working class wyatt voters rural white voters, ones that went over to trump because they were frustrated and biden has really been saying i'm the candidate to win those middle of the road voters. i'm not going to be pushing as far left as other candidates in this field like bernie sanders. and so he really has come out swinging against the president and hasn't really been talking about any of the other democrats running for the nomination because he wants to from the beginning pit in as him against trump. >> laura lopez. caren, thank you ladies good to have you with us. >> thank you. >> at least six children have died recently in u.s. custody after crossing into the united states from mexico. and we're only now finding out about one of the deaths that happened last september. up next, a u.s. congressman joins me to discuss the deaths. and a judge's decision to stop president trump's plan to pay for a border wall. you're live in the cnn newsroom. don't go anywhere. z i didn't have to run for help. i didn'

clad case that even the republican senate wyatt times seems not to be be an objective jury, will be convinced of the path that we have to take as a country. >> joining us now from washington, national security reporter for the "daily beast," and here on set, nbc legal analyst. how substantial has this moment been for democrats in talking of impeachment? >> this could likely be a very big moment for the democrats, but i think given that they are on recess this week we'll have to wait and see what strategy comes out the door on the other end coming monday. what we saw, you know, from statements from pelosi and nadler yesterday is that they didn't really get anywhere close to mentioning impeachment yesterday. we saw a lot of other democrats, you know, mention that they were supporting the impeachment process, but what the "daily beast" has been following over the past six weeks or so is this growing frustration among other democrats, especially junior democrats who are growing increasingly frustrated at leadership about not taking a step to begin those impeachment proceedings. i think what we're

. >>> wyatt whine lovers you may be one step closer to having the proper emoji to represent the drinkf your choice. a pitch will be made for a white wine emoji. the "the new york post" will go before the 12 voting members who decide new emojis f.approved it could take two years to get into phone. unicode was sent a 15-page proposal for a white wine emoji. >>> the world is awaiting for prince hair and meghan markle's royal baby, but one pub in windsor is passing the time with a new beer maybe in the baby's honorch the breyer is about to launch a babe in honor of baby sussex aptly named the windsor baby starting with the windsor knot made in honor of prince william and kate's wedding and since then the pub has created a new brew for every royal occasion from the birth to kate and william's children to harry and meghan's wedding. >>> a cruise ship placing passengers under quarantine for the second time all to prevent a measles outbreak. the one thing that officials don't know that's making the precautions necessary. >>> also, another violent crime involving someone posing as a ride-share

now we know that dominic wyatt stormy daniels cut her ties with her former lawyer. >> ed: appointed onaying at one point, i think you are a serious contender because of your presence on the media. so they put him on in an endless loop, created him as a pond and, if you will, then said because you are such a big pundit, because you have such a presence, you are on cable tv so much, you might actually run for president. >> the media were avenatti's enabler and they loved his message. a atomic attacking trump, and all this stuff. a new "vanity fair" piece quotes an ex-girlfriend on the record saying he physically and emotionally abused her, he denies that, but also telling her, this ex-girlfriend, that she shouldn't take a waitress job because she could be a future first lady if she stayed with him. but you know what the worst thing the media did he request market was during the brett kavanaugh hearings and michael avenatti represented the third accuser. completely unsubstantiated, yet some media news outlets gave him a platform for his empty promises. >> ed: a last point you mention, "va

stop the transfer of french weapons to saudi arabia the demonstrations were organized by several wyatt's groups and responds to an investigation alleging that french weapons have been used by saudis against civilians in yemen president is facing increasing pressure to review sales to the kingdom as a humanitarian crisis in yemen worsens the human says is that you need a war in yemen is a difficult war we are turned into supporters of saudi arabia and if we the french citizens do not try to stop arms sales will be accessories to this business we don't want this we don't want to be in the situation the french president shouldn't be allowed to decide on his own whether france should sell weapons this decision should belong to european democracies and requirement. but un security council has held an informal meeting on the continuing growth of illegal israeli settlements various member states reiterated that building on palestinian land violates the un resolutions and international nor allison in foreign minister the other maliki says u.s. policies aren't helping the stalled peace process so

the fact they were able to go into effect quickly is important as wyatt has it survived as long -- orived as long as it has. there was a vacuum where people were experiencing the law's benefits. it is not a surprise when you look at public opinion polling on the aca, sort of sharply divided along partisan lines especially for the first few years of the law. what changed public attitudes about the law and what increased support for the aca was not merely the fact it was implemented but the threat of the law being revealed. once it became clear that millions of people would lose health insurance if the aca revealed -- were repealed and replaced by various alternatives, this urgency public at it -- they started to see public attitudes shift in it favorable -- a favorable direction. it is one of those things, how we feel about something depends on whether or not it is threatened to be taken away. in one really important sense the aca did have a marketing problem. thate way it was the fact you had this incredibly partisan environment which the law was enacted which made it hard to market t

but there are many other times, where at least a part of wyatt did not get a pert -- why it did not get a purchaser was because we required it too much, or it is how we designed the sale, too much roadwork, whatever it might be. we take a critical review and we have folks that come in and do the review and say what is this that it needs to have viability? to be a viable sale in the future? calltool them, is what we them, based on the factors of why they did not get a bid. sen. murkowski: do you get feedback or input from the industry on why there was no interest? chief christiansen: absolutely. sen. murkowski: ok. i want to make sure that i have an accurate understanding of your description of what is happening on the ground right now. the timber sale program within the tongass includes old-growth and young growth. the forest service has not even come close to meeting the annual volume target. the volume offered is approximately 66% of the target, but the key figure, the volume sold, is only 31% of the target. ifs continues to go downhill you look at the old-growth volume. it's only 22%

steve wyatt has the latest. indeed it has. much struggling towards a target of 312. let's go live to the oval and speak to our reporterjane dougall who live to the oval and speak to our reporter jane dougall who has live to the oval and speak to our reporterjane dougall who has the very latest. you can see what a great view of the oval we have behind us. a sell—out crowd have watched england have a really great day against south africa in the first day of the world cup here at the oval. there were some english hearts in mouths, though, because jonny bairstow went for a golden duck in only the second ball of the tournament. it was in the first over, and it could have been pretty embarrassing for england from that moment on, because ba i rstow from that moment on, because bairstow had gone so quickly. but they did recover, with scores of 50 or more forjason roy, joe root and captain eoin morgan but it is ben stokes who top scored with 89, and he helped england to their score of 311-8. he helped england to their score of 311—8. s

. >> wyatt is not included? -- why is it not included? secretary carson: it is in the process of being worked on right now. chair waters: the chairwoman from massachusetts is recognized for five minutes. >> i have waited a long time for this moment, secretary carson. the residence of my district have been waiting for longer for your agency to do its job. colleagues across the aisle earlier were critical of the passion and outrage we have expressed on this side of the aisle. i make no apologies for that. this matter is very personal. let me be clear. housing is a fundamental human right and the displacement of families should be regarded as a public health crisis that it is. -- the public health crisis that it is. it is something to become ended. -- to become ended. -- be commended. you mentioned the operating room was a safe haven away from all the troubles of the world. a safe haven. that is exactly what a home should be and whatever single person and our children deserve. you're not here as a doctor today or surgeon general, but as the