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its report because there's been such a shift in the law, it's difficult tot judges to apply that in you la. this sounds like one of the ways we're going to put judges in a better position to do that. >> it's incumbent on to us make sure judges had a as up-to-date information as possible, especially with the law. there are new decisions practically every week, new eregulations coming on. judges can look at it themselves or have law clerks do it. this way we can make sure we can get it out in a uniform and timely manner. >> any big regulatory changes you see coming down the pike for your agency or is it too early to talk about that? >> probably too early at this point. obviously, we've had a lot of regulations on different agendas that are pending out there and we're doing kind of like an overall retro aspecttive review of all our rags. i guess the most recent one was increasing the size of the board. nothing that comes to mind. >> immigration judge productivity has dlientd from 1,356 case complexions in 2016 to 807 case completions in fy 2015. what are the reasons that you believe exist for

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not you, la ra. what's your take on that?ing in that analysis is because there's no talk, it means there's no evidence. that's a false assumption. the fact is we don't know what mueller is doing is not an indication that he is not finding anything reflect identify of criminal or any other wrongdoing. he may not be. it is just as obvious to me what we can only say is we don't know and we have to wait. and the way these prosecutions work is they take time. i held the same job mueller did. ours was an investigation of smaller importance involving herbert walker bush's administration. it took us two and a half years to essentially finish our investigation and another half year almost to write our final report. these things take time. that's what you want them to do. you want them to take time so that they are carefully investigated and well documented so that the end you will be looking at confidence that what you did was substantial, correct and can be relied pop. >> laura coates, back to you. the ideas of confidence. i know you

you gotta do it quietly. >> lucia: there is a saying, "quedate en la chiquita." t's something that defines uruguay in a way. >> anthony: lucia soria is the chef and owner of jacinto in montevideo's old city. she worked with nacho back in the mallmann years. >> anthony: what was it like for a woman working in the restaurant industry in the early 2000's? >> lucia: i was very lucky because francis, he had this like army of women, no? around him. >> anthony: you were surrounded by women from the beginning? >> lucia: yes. >> anthony: is that an unusual situation in uruguay do you think? >> nacho: i mean -- >> anthony: i'm not asking you, man, you're a man. i'm asking -- >> nacho: i feel like a woman. >> anthony: the food here takes its cues from spain and italy. homemade gnocchi with mushrooms and pumpkin. prawns with avocado, apple and wasabi. beef tartare with quail egg. >> anthony: so when you were first planning a menu for this place and thinking about the concept, what inspired you? >> lucia: i wanted to have like a small restaurant, but that you could have a very

- well, i'm with a little friend, pat, or a prop here, if you will, the drone right next to me, i'm standing at lapart of the arsenal. - that's right, the lapd is getting drones, and, because it's la, you know those drones are just gonna get stuck in traffic, all right? listen, i don't want a police drone following me, all right? i already got alexa and siri snitching on me. i swear to god, if one of those drones came anywhere near me, i would swat its metal ass out of the sky so fast, you wouldn't... oh. oh. [bleep]. trevor, they're onto me. yo, i was just joking! i love drones! some of my best friends are drones! [laughter and applause] - ronny chieng, everyone. [man coughs] comedy central ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> jordan: time is an invention, and the chinese are trying to steal it, so get in here right now. it's april 19, and my guests tonight are jay chandrasekhar and steve lemme from the comedy troupe broken lizard. ( applause ) i'll fix them later. couch soldiers, they say "keep your friends close and your enemies closer." me? i'm surrounded by so many enemies, it only looks like i don

how do you look at it? las: i completely agree that we will see a rebound in headline and core, so that is good. andgy prices for one thing so on. underlying momentum is still pretty weak. the wage growth in the euro area is clearly still not sufficient to create 2% inflation. you could see some momentum gaining in germany. we have seen agreements moving upwards. it is going in the right direction for the ecb, but it is going really slowly. one thing we've learned from this whole crisis and recovery period is that inflation momentum is just really slow. once you get to the equilibrium of low inflation and low wage growth, it is hard to get out. i think it will eventually work and we will get higher inflation , but it is going to take a long while yet, especially now that you also see momentum is easing a bit. a crisis like italy doesn't help. hike is farrate away still. end of next year. manus: you've got to have a little bit more faith. look at opec. las olsen, chief economist at danske bank, stays with me. we

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thank you much. [ cheers and applause ]la stay tuned for night with seth meyers." filmmaker liz garbus, featuring the 8g band with stevenol ladies and gentlemen, seth meyer [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is great to hear. in that case let's gthe news. president trump today sent a letter to north korean leader kim jong-un canceling their upcoming meeting. so, let me just get this straight -- you sent a dictator a letter but

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vu: can you explain that?la i've spent a lot of time around cult members.'ve lived with cult members. i've studied cultsr mos, i've spent a lot of time around cult members. and i can say with a fair measure of confidence that the kind of rhetori that i hear from trump's inner-core supporters sounof very much like the kinhetoric that i hear from cult members. after all, president trump himselmade this very clear when he said that he could shoot somebody on 5th avenue after all, president trump himsand not lose these voters, and that's precisely what we are seeing now. now, this particularly exists himsand in a core elementters, of his followers among the white evangelical base, which still supports him pretty extraordinarily, but you have someone like frank amedia, one of his evangelical advisors, ying that trump is receiving downloads from god. you have people like franklin graham, perhaps his greatest evangelical supporter, comparing him positively to prophets like abraham and moses and david. ay you have pat robertsong that trump's authority is the author

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what do you mean by that?laell, it's this sort of natural impulse that we have that we project upon god our own emotions, our own personriities, our own characics, even our motivations, even our own bodies. we create a god that basically looks and acts, feels and thinks like we do, and that's precisely why we have so many great religiors conflicts around the because really what we are doing is implantininin our sense of the d and so what i am aing forod is to reverse that process, to dehumanize god and try to think of god less as a divine personality and more as an underlying reality, as sort of the spiritual force of the universe. i think it would create a more deeper, more meaningful spirituality, but i also think that it could lead to greater relations and less conflict between religis. vu: and definitely much more about that in your book, and so if you're interested, definitely hick up a copy of "god:an history." reza aslan, thank you so much for being here. aslan: my pleasure. vu: recently, we talked with h

las vegas. people come here to party and not to put a bet on a game guys >> all right, contessa, thank you, in las vegas. maybe they don't go to wynn to bet on a game because they don't have a book. >> the other side of that coin would be that all of a sudden, you have 50 states that you can open a sports book in. if i look at the space probably the one that i want to stay away from is nguyen just becauwynn o hanging litigation bullish on the space, i would look like a las vegas' sin >>> speaking of sports betting, let's bring in rick heitzmann. an investor in draft king, it is great to have you with us. >> thanks for having me on tonight. >> i imagine you talked to the draft king, what are they doing and the last 48 hour haves bes like i think it has been good the team is focused on preparing this and jason is a great ceo es and knowing that this is possible and even though you are prepared of taking the next step to make sure you are compliant and see how the actual details shake out. >> how does the draft king, how do you view the competition in terms of casino operator moving aggressively into

you. >> bret: william la jeunesse ally from tijuana, mexico, thank you. what you think?ess will stop others from coming? let me know on twitter, you can use the hashtag #specialreport turning to arizona, firefighters they are are marking the start of what is expected to be a very busy fire season out west, battling the blaze that has already burned for more than 11,000 acres. senior correspondent adam housley reports on the tender fire. >> strong winds continue to smoke the fire northeast of phoenix causing spot fires in erratic behavior that has resulted in more than 18 square miles burned and more than 1,000 homes and cabins threatened. >> two houses up there, my son lived in has burned, i know that it is gone. >> sunday morning, get out, it is coming. that was very scary to see that. the fire right there. when it comes down to it, you hear people say it all the time, that is really all that matters. that the people are safe. >> so far 1,000 people are under a evacuation orders southwest of winslow, no injuries or deaths. as part of arizona suffers through an extreme d

you? >> anthony: martin pittaluca is the co-owner of la huella, a restaurant in town that also serves as the. >> anthony: nice. so, jefe, what's cooking? ♪ >> nacho: so this is one of the spots with the fire oven. >> anthony: wow, look at the whole fish baked in salt. >> nacho: yes. ♪ >> nacho: whole rib eyes, flanks. >> anthony: rib eyes. wow. >> nacho: some suckling pig. some snack. >> anthony: that's no snack, man, that's a meal right there. wow. >> nacho: do you wanna help in the kitchen, or? >> anthony: carving, yeah, man. >> nacho: all right. ♪ >> anthony: everybody's here. fermin and the guys from the band, lucia, federico, diego, and it's time to eat. >> anthony: oh, yeah. come on, that's perfect, right? >> lucia: nice. >> anthony: so how long has this place been here? >> martin: about 12 years. >> anthony: started as like a shack or a house? or? >> martin: it used to be a little house on the beach with a bar. you're not allowed to build here anymore, so we bought all this land and that's the only thing we can do. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: and the food is delicious. >> lucia: yeah. >> anthony:

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if you walk into any one of the 2500 mosques in the us when i visited yesterday here in la you will find muslims are more than just peaceful, more than freely exercising their faith in the us, but american citizens that are flourishing in a range of way whether as professionals or working-class people, students, academic scholars and so on. it's important to do two things. number one not view any religion whether it's islam, christianity in this peaceful pilot problematic and you mange it-- mention some of these nationstates always manipulate-- [inaudible] i would not look at nationstates as being the true representative of a religion. i would look at american muslims stateside which in my opinion represents the faith well. host: mr. khaled a. beydoun, where did you grow up? guest: detroit. host: tell us how you got there. guest: yeah, yeah, yeah my mother is from egypt in my father's lebanese. we migrated to florida initially at the age of three. host: from beirut? guest: cairo and then we moved to detroit which was at that juncture becoming a evolving arab and muslim american capital m

. >> host: you grew i up in the la area. where did you go tohe school? i went to ucla for undergrad and i'm actually here now as the masters in the school of design and i graduate next year. >> host: when they call you a terrorist is the name of the book. a black waves i batter memoir. first call in palm coast florida. you are f going booktv. >> guest: >> caller: thank you for taking my question. in the response that you felt all life matters is a copout, i certainly can understand. i am a white female in her 50s and coming up in the civil rights era as a young child and seeing the abundance of the racial divide and hatred that took place at doctor king and others worked so hard to try to stop. you know, going through all that and looking at today, do you feel because i feel through the course of time there is good and bad in all people and certainly not trying to minimize the black lives matter movement at all but understanding that maybe there is such a deep-rooted hurt and pain that maybe there is still the need to get back at somebody and he did with

you. we honor their father and husband, officer charles hartfield of the las vegas are metropolitan police department. as many of you remember, officer hartfield was off duty attending a concert with veronica when that horrible shooting began in las vegas last october. officer hartfield, an army veteran, immediately leapt into action rescuing the wounded and shielding the innocent. you all read about it. i remember it so well. as he did, he was shot and killed by rounds of guntour. he knew he was -- gunfire. he knew he was right in the path, and it made no difference. he gave his life so that countless others could live. savannah and isaiah, your dad was a guardian angel to those in need. now he is keeping watch on you from heaven. a very special family and a very special man, thank you. thank you very much. [applause] also here with us today is the family of border patrol agent rajulio martinez from el paso, texas. agent martinez, known as roger to his friends and family, worked on a dangerous part of the southern border, a part that you've been reading about so much lately. and a part th

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he says unlike taxis, tech buses are capped by la you law. so the city can only charge what it costs to run the program. critics das agree and argue state law does allow san francisco to charge more. >> i don't want to get into a legal argument about this. >> reporter: mcguire says even if the city raised fees, tech companies could just drop out of the voluntary program and stop paying altogether. >> is this an example of the city bending over backwards for these large tech companies? >> i would actually argue that the fact that we are generating $6 million of permit fee revenue for a mode of transportation that carries about 10,000 people a day shows that we've actually taken a very strong approach to regulation. >> but the argument is it could be millions more? >> there's nothing i can do if the shuttle operators decided tomorrow they were going to drop out of the program, stop sending us check and start opening on narrow streets. nothing we can do. >> or if they were stopping, you could issue violates. >> we could give them parking tickets

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. >> thank you, ms. la forte for that thorough presentation. commissioner yee? >> i have to concerns. one of them is the paratransit in terms of possibly investing into purchasing vans. can you talk about that? >> i will ask about the second question later. >> for paratransit operation and goes through the broker contract. and we would be looking into funding more vehicles from the programmatic category for muni vehicles which has a five-year plan. that was my reference to work to figure out what the needs are for the capital investment for vehicle. >> thank you for that explanation. the other thing is as i was glancing through the different projects and so forth, i don't get a sense that in the outer districts, i can speak to district seven, it doesn't seem to be a lot of categories that would support the increased population and public transportation would need to meet in the next 25 years. as you know, essentially you have some major developments and residential developments out there. san francisco state, youngstown, and the board reservoir. and looking at th

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better life. >>> you know, in las vegas, you always get another chance to play, so let's head back toith caesar's ceo, mark frissora. >> the question is how much do you want to leave on the table, right? mark, sorry about the technical glitch we're talking about the big impact that the supreme court ruling will have on caesar's itself what do you anticipate >> well, we're excited, because we think it's -- we're in the best position to take advantage of it. we've been very focused on digital and mobile as platforms that we want to incorporate in our business model and this plays right into that. and there's a couple states that obviously will be first in line. one of the states we're already in is nevada so we've been doing this for a while and we're excited by the size of the opportunity, aga, american gaming association, right now says that illegal sports bettings is around $150 billion. that's the handle a year and we think it could expand as we get what we call in-play experiences, software development into in-play experiences and that starts to grow in the business. >> are you con

you. melissa: william la jeunesse, thank you. david: here is david ward, retired i.c.e. agent in charge and former border patrol assistant agent in charge. first, canada, remember canada 15, 20 years ago you said this policy said if you went as a foreigner and said i'm a political refugee, bingo, you get refugee status just like that. it created a lot of problems for the canadians. we have rules and regulations that clearly define what a political refugee is. apparently, this caravan believes they don't have to play by those rules, right? >> well, they're very wrong. most of these individuals are part of this operation by pueblos sin fronteras. david: it means people without borders, getting rid of the borders. >> that's exactly what they did. they recruited all these people, 1500 or whatever, 1500 or so aliens to come into the united states under the premise of claiming asylum. there are a bunch of mexicans claiming asylum into the united states. this is all based on poverty. nothing to do with persecution or their beliefs or anything else. look, we spend hundreds of bi

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