experts saying that gives mr. trump an unusual opportunity to reshape the country's judicial system. >> for more on this, our political panel. joe walsh, former republican congressman from illinois, nice to see both of you. first o you on this. first, the sense that the supreme court vacancy could be one of the longest lasting parts of the trump presidency? >> absolutely, merry christmas, grease great to be with you. this is a big reason why trump won. not just supreme court vacancy, but his opportunity to double the number of federal judicial appointments that barack obama made. i think it is in this area where trump will do what he said he would do, and pick people who will represent judicial restraint and adhere to the constitution. and this will have a lasting impact. it is a great opportunity for trump. >> is this something that democrats fear more than tax reform. >> tax reform could be much better than this. he said he wanted nine justice scalias. so it is concerning, and joe is right, when you look at the

[laughter] ♪ >> the president of the united states and mrs. michelle obama. [applause] ♪ [applause] [cheers] pres. obama: thank you so much, everybody. thank you. thank you. good evening, everybody. >> good evening! pres. obama: on behalf of michelle and myself, welcome to the white house. over the past eight years, this has always been one of our favorite nights, and this year i was especially looking forward to seeing how joe walsh cleans up. [laughter] pres. obama: pretty good. i want to begin by once again thanking everybody who makes this wonderful evening possible, including dave rubenstein, the kennedy center trustees -- i'm getting a big echo back there -- and the kennedy center president. give them a big round of applause. [applause] pres. obama: we have some outstanding members of congress here tonight, and we are honored also to have vicki kennedy and three of her grandchildren with us here. [applause] pres. obama: the arts have always been part of life at the white house, because the arts are always central to american life. that's why for the p

. >> is it good for you or is mr. walsh going to be out of a job in a couple of years. >> not just watson but fact that ibm has acquired the weather company and the weather has such a big influence on many businesses that we can use data technology. >> you're working together with him. remember 2001. did you see that movie. >> die. i've been around. >> you sure watson is a friend of yours. >> he is. he'll make us much smarter and we can make a much better forecast. >> they are feeding you, clothing you, all that stuff. >> you want to tell us where oil prices are going? >> i can't. >> colder is better. >> other than from a demand perspective, obviously, if we're looking at colder temperatures this erwill be good for sector overall. demand will be up. overall the weather as we move into this holidays will be a positive. >> were you in town on the east coast on saturday? that was a weird day. >> i was at the delaware shore with 70 degrees. >> 70 degrees. i almost fell asleep. it was sweet. where am i. >> on our app for s

trump says she will travel to washington as >> julie: mayor marty walsh and maura healey will attend big names at statehouse today. more than 30 groups expected to join them as part of anti-hate demonstration. catherine parrotta live outside the statehouse where rally set to begin at 11:00 a.m. catherine? >> rally expected to last about an hour. see right now still pretty quiet here because as we mentioned two hours away from the start of the rally. message of that rally is hate won't be tolerated here in massachusetts. more than 30 groups participate in today's rally along with boston mayor marty walsh and attorney general maura healey. the goal is to send message regardless who you voted for hate won't be tolerated and rally becomes amid is it surge here and massachusetts and across the country and reported one incident in natick where rent reported receiving racist letters and all comes on the heels of recent election as trump administration has come under fire amid is it concerns won't be ininclude yousive and weekend. that reaction came as vice president elect was audience of ha

york until the end of the school year and trump says he will move to the white house right away and mrs. trump says she will travel to washington as necessary to perform her duties as first lady. >> sara: mayor marty walsh and attorney general maura healey will be among the big names attending huge rally at statehouse today. more than 30 groups are expected to join them as part of an anti-hate demonstration. fox25 catherine parrotta live outside the statehouse where the rally is set to begin, catherine, at 11:00 a.m. >> catherine: you can see everything behind me quiet right now and few hours away from the start of the rally which as you mentioned some elected officials are expected to attend and all of this is to send the message that hate will not be tolerated in massachusetts. more than 30 groups planning to participate in today's rally along with boston mayor marty walsh and attorney general maura heal and he goal is to send a message that regardless who you voted for hate won't be tolerated. and hate here and across the country. last week we reported one incident in natick where a

before i get to you, mr. brooks, i want to go to howard. this son-in-law thing to me is a clear cut law, and for trump to say i'm going to go around it, skirt it, ignore it, is a statement. it's what dictators, what pow e hungry people do. it's a good test to whether he's going to obey the law or plow through it. >> the question is, who's going to stop me? >> yes. >> he's going to dare them to do something about it because it is difficulty procedurally, probably, to charge him or sue him. he's going to say, go ahead. you know, we don't need no badges. >> well said. but the fact is, he's also saying, i read the law. simply put, i'm going to ignore it. the spirit of the law is clear. >> donald trump has built his entire career of ignoring barriers, ignoring spirit of the law, ignoring everything that is not nailed to the floor on. >> like paying debts. >> he'll sue, and like he did with trump university. they back him to the corner, he settled, he paid. >> let me go to cornell brooks. thank you for coming on. the 1st time you're on and i appr

and mr. trump says in a tweet americans will unite and has a big task in making that happen as demonstrations on both sides continue outside of his new york city penthouse. row anna has more. bureau. >> police in riot gear were out in full gear to keep cities from rioting in the south west from los angeles to new york protestors marched for a fourth day against the election of donald trump. >> he's racist, homophobic, sexist, not for the people and we didn't want this. >> what do you say to this people who say this is the way the system works and donald trump won? >> i think it's time to change the system. >> the crowds ended up on into the night. some of the protestors have been out here for hours and want trump to see them and hear their voices. >> we'll tell him we're going to keep you in mind make sure you don't make any drastic decisions and i'm a millennial. it's our future. >> also in the crowd a few trump supporters. >> give them a chance that's all i'm saying. >> trump told 60 minute

i must say when that mr. walsh came out with some indictments -- >> on the friday before. >> of fryberger friday before the election, brought by his aide, who was a big donor to the democratic party and a big democratic operative on the west coast, brings the indictment against weinberger and, heck, i talk about we're changing, the polls are closing, cnn has us only four points back or eight points back, and all these reporters want to talk about is the new indictment and whether that made me look like i hadn't told the truth, which i had told all along. you talk about a politically timed indictment, not blaming anybody, but that was a cruel blow. >> a president, a powerful person, talking about that because it was so close to the election. >> absolutely, which is why you see this clinton campaign sending an army of surrogates out today pushing this idea of release more information, which is safe for them to say because realistically it takes weeks to review this kind of e-mail -- >> do you think they're bein

i must say when that mr. walsh came out with some indictments of -- >> of weinberger on the friday before. >> friday before the election, brought by his aide who was a big donor to the democratic party and a big democratic operative on the west coast, brings the indictment against weinberger and, heck, i'd talk about we're changing, the polls are closing, cnn has us only four points back or eight points back. and all these reporters want to talk about is the new indictment and whether that made me look like i hadn't told the truth, which i had told all along. but, you know, you talk about a politically timed indictment. and i didn't say it then. don't blame somebody else, just get on about your business, but that was a cruel blow. >> a cruel blow. that cap weinberger indictment was the late october surprise in the 1992 election. legally in the end turned out to be nothing. it was gone before christmas. but not before its political impact was felt on election day. at least that's how the guy who lost that elec

first of all, mr. mayor, we know it was a late night for you. what can you tell us best you can about the two officers at this hour. but it is a better than situation last night. >> tufts medical center for observation due to stress and tense situation and saw that you played 911 tape early and very stressful situation out there. people that live in the neighborhood quite a shock to hear 25 to 50 shots fired right there. have you had a chance to talk to people in the community. >> everyone staying in the house and there was speculation might be another shooter which didn't stayed in and community was really -- was incredible. >> gene: suspect identified as kirk figueroa. was he known to police and previous run-ins with law enforcement that you're aware of? >> looking at it last night and today and some point later on today i know the information will be released when they gather more information on his status and who he is and what he is all about and the domestic call and there was no talk -- no report any guns on the scene. argument going on i

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. >> we'll go back to tom asking a question of mr. bullock. >> governor, in appointing your first lieutenant governor john walsh to the u.s. senate in 2014 you said and i quote, i wanted to appoint someone who i believe would represent the values montanas hold important. plajerrism scandal. ended the political career. it was the second time you vouched for the character, the first being when you chose him as replacement to run the state. which of the episode teach montanians about your judgment? >> i certainly do know everything about that. john walsh has served our state and nation well. i think that probably both many people in the audience, as well as this be blown up by iud. i certainly respect service that he had, ied, you never know. certainly respect his service variation. but at the end of the day, look. and from my perspective of a team, john walsh served both our state and our nation well, continues to serve our nation well. i'm excited about mike, he's doing a lot of work with me on main stream montana project where we'll b

let me share with you in case our viewers didn't see them yet, some of mr. trump's tweets from very early this morning. some at 3:00 a.m. some. them were at 5:00 a.m., in that hour anyway. did "crooked hillary" helped disgusting, mentions check out sex tape, alicia m become a u.s. citizen so he couse her in the debate? that is one of them, a few from earlier this morning in this 3:00 a.m. hour. going on about alicia machado as well, using a leash is a m as paragone of virtue how "crooked hillary" has bad judgment. hillary was set up by a con. i know you're a big defender of his, joe walsh, to be tweeting this stuff out and living saga another day at 3:00 a.m., 5:00 a.m., i wonder what he is thinking? >> trish, indulge me for a moment. i bet you donald trump is watching right now, because anybody with some smarts trish, is going to watch this show. so donald trump, i want to speak to you directly. do me a favor. trish is right. i'm a supporter of yours. do me a favor. pull your head out of your ass right now and quit talking about miss universe. don't even th

poor health. >> mr. walsh will be 80 years old at the end of the month. he has significant medical hardships, is 100% disabled. >> we reached out to the boston archdiocese to learn more about the 2002 allegations but have not heard back. in boston, nicole oliverio, zen case did send 7news a statement saying i hope by coming forward will allow other victims the courage to come forward as well, i do not want him to do this to any other children. >> a new hampshire man is under arrest charged with two robberies in manchester. police arrested 52-year-old randall young after a walgreens clerk recognized him from surveillance photos of two previous robberies at knife point. the first at a convenience store earlier this month, the second at a cvs on the same day. he was arraigned today on 2 counts of armed robbery. >> a man has died a serious crash in east boston. police say he crashed right into a pole on route 18 around logan airport about 1:30 this morning. the man was rushed to the hospital with severe inju

in court today defense lawyers say walsh will stay here and is in poor health. >> mr. walsh will be 80 years old at the end of the month. he has significant medical hardships, 100% disabled. >> we reached out to the boston archdiocese to learn more about those two 2000 allegations but have not heard back. in boston, nicole oliverio, 7news. >> so the alleged victim in this case did send 7 in us a statement saying i hope by m cooling forwarding it will allow other victims the courage to come forward, as well. y do not want him to do this to >>> a man has died after a serious crash in east boston. police say he crashed right into a pole around 1:30 this morning around logan airport. he was rushed to the hospital with severe injuries and did not survive. the crash is under investigation. >>> one person is killed in a serious crash on route 190 in leominster. it happened just before 11:00 last night. police say only one car was involved in that crash and there was no word yet on the cause. elderly woman vandalized in revere. police say they are investigating. the couple's s

health. >> mr. walsh is going to be 80 years old at the end of the month. he has significant medical hardships. he is 100% dabld. ... disabled. >> reporter: now, walsh was released without any bail. he does have to be on a gps monitoring bracelet. we reached out to the boston archdiocese. we haven't heard back. we have questions about the 2002 allegations. what, if anything, was done with them and if there could possibly be any more victims. nicole oliverio, 7 news. >> reporter: a missing boater found at sea returns back home. the man was rescued from a life raft off the coast of tim caputo has more. >> reporter: after a week alone floating on a life raft in the atlantic, 22-year-old nathan carman is back home in vermont font. >> i feel healthy. emotionally, i have been through a huge amount. and my request is just to be allowed to mourn naturally. >> reporter: carman and his 54-year-old mother linda left rhode island on a deep-sea fishing trip back on september 18. they didn't come home that night

mr. weinholtz, you have the first response. believe it is. first of all, on the economy, a great example of out ofr herbert being workingth everyday, families. it maybe because he sends so time with his corporate, fat-cat donors. know that economy is not working for everybody. it is only working for those at the top. we've got enough minimum wage jobs. we have $250,000 people in the making minimum wage. we have enough minimum wage jobs and $10 an hour jobs. careers that can support families. i would love to see governor herbert and the legislature live on $7.25 an hour and no benefits. things are connected. when you don't have a living everywhere.ffer those jobs don't have benefits. expands why we need to medicaid. all of the things are connected. aboutd to be smarter them. >> all right, governor. >> yes, it is interesting you would say that. i've used the term obamacare. i've politicalized the argument. the fat-cat rich people, as somehow that's not politicizing the argument. i've talked

mr. gianforte: just to finish the thought, i am calling on the governor to ask for the resignation of the department of commerce. moderator: i am sorry. your time is up. gov. bullock: thank you for hosting this event. for those of you viewing this evening, thanks for choosing us over monday night football. every morning my wife and i drop our kids off at the same public schools we went to. it serves as a daily reminder to me as far as why what i do each and every day. montana was a gift for me growing up. i want to make sure the next generation has every opportunity and more than i did, and i think we are on the right cap. -- cap. more people are working in montana than ever before in our state's history. we are number one in the nation for new business startups. last week, we heard montana leads the nation in median household income. we have certainly taken some good steps, but tonight is about what montana is going to look like in the future. moderator: your time is up. he is timing on

which means that in the time it takes mrs. wagner's car to arrive for the airport, our best offer ever, super fast 100 meg internet, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good. only fios can. airbnb has totally improved my life. e school district where i live. cambridge has become unaffordable. the extra income i have lets me stay at an affordable level in cambridge. i'm able to do more things for more people which i really like doing. it gives us that little income that gonna keep the city, for us, affordable for the working people. ed: we are back with mayor marty walsh. libertarian gary johnson and green party nominee will not be included in tomorrow night's debate. what criteria did they fail to meet in order to be part of the forum? 15% of the threshold. ed: incredibly correct arid i don't know where i was going with that one. run ragged reputation isn't handsome in a pre-primary debate when he shouted at the moderator, i am paying for this microphone, m

doug: the cap on charter schools, marty walsh says he will vote against it. mr. walsh: i'm concerned about the funding and financing. i would ask the legislator for testimony. raise the cap, but deal with the funding mechanism. >> you have heard the ads -- the folks supporting charter schools mr. walsh: i don't believe that's true at all. doug: you can watch more of boston's mayor, marty walsh, on "on the record." rhondella: we want to join a press conference in session. doug: it ses are just trying to get things in order. that's about the marlins pitcher lost in the tragic boating accident in florida. they are just about to begin the press conference. >> miami-dade fire rescue, coast guard, and all other first responders that responded. we want to send out our condolences to the family. our investigators were there this morning with them. a very tragic event, not only the families, but for the florida marlins and our community. last night at 3:15 a.m., the coast guard was out on patrol and as they were exiting government cut, they noticed a vessel upside down on

and that business owner there, mr. walsh, says he'll be sharing that video on social media in the hopes that and calls police. >> jason: allegations of racism at pinkerton academy could face disciplinary action this weekend. showing teens in black face dressed in confederate flags some found it offensive others say the paint is part of spirit week celebration, where wearing school face paint is part of the tradition. >> that's not reaching out other day, it was just a different color. >> jason: the school told fox 25 they don't tolerate any form of discrimination. >> heather: all varsity and junior varsity in plymouth football games were cancelled this defend and the parents are to blame. they decided to for fit the games because of inappropriate behavior at a parents gathering for players. they're not saying what the are not involved. plymouth was scheduled to play hanover both nights. >>> and a field trip for a group of new hampshire sixth graders had to be cut short because of bed bugs. those bed bugs found at a cam

mr. obama told leaders at the world summit they can learn from alex. >> the street pianos return to boston today. mayor marty walsh will open the installation today. the public will have access to the instruments at 60 locations across boston and cambridge through october 10. >> here's a new food plan for you. the cafeteria worker diet. a lunch worker in texas says eating the food that she serves to the students. tammy mcrae says she ditched the junk food a year ago and only ate what the school was serving for breakfast and lunch, and she says that made her feel better and more active, too. >> what a great role model, right? >> indeed she is. >> david ortiz picking up his latest gift. this is a nice one. on the farewell tour. >> an interest present from the orioles in baltimore s that is ahead in news to go. new on the eyeopener at 5:00 -- reaping the benefits of fall every time a new charter school opens in massachusetts, it takes funding away from regular public schools in that area. th

if you refer to page 3 of my inspection report. >> apparently miffed at the turn of events, mr. hall directs his ire at inspector walsh and the health department. >> this is the problem with ed walsh and his department. they spring this stuff at the last minute, which is at the hearing before your honor. >> if i plead and present the evidence. i'm up there. i'm held to provide evidence and i see what may staff sees. i don't make things up. >> despite his efforts to deflect, mr. hall cannot erase the simple fact that his client was caught operating a massage parlor with eight unlicensed undocumented women who have now disappeared. >> after weighing the evidence the hearing officer declares the business in violation and levies a $3,000 fine against the establishment. >> is there any fine against the masseuses? >> no. >> against the owner. >> for the record, a and y provided valid licenses for the remaining masseuses and the massage parlor reopened two weeks after inspection. but msnbc's attempts to gather more details about their compliance were unsuccessful. the owner and her att

mr. higgins, how about you? >> no, we have not. >> there's no redactions. ms. walsh? >> not to my knowledge. >> mr. samuel? >> no, mr. chairman. not to my knowledge. >> no, not to my knowledge. >> can you release these e-mails into the public and if so, what would happen? mr. higgins, what happens if we release these e-mails that are -- on hillary clinton's unsecured server? what happens? >> mr. chairman, i can confirm that cia participated in a classification review process, and i would be happy to talk about that process in closed session. some of the materials contain classified materials that is not appropriate for public release. >> do some of these materials include sources and methods? >> mr. chairman, i'd prefer to discuss any further matters relating to classification in closed session. >> gentlewoman's time is expired, but thank you so much for yielding to me. >> i get to close in my time. you took all my time. i think the chairman can have all the time he wants. i just ask for a second, just a second. what our committee is engaged in is something but a part

walsh's statements reflect -- ok. recognize myself for set of questions. mr. herring, what information do you believe that congress does not have the right to see? >> so we believe it is important for oversight committees to understand how the fbi reached our conclusion. >> no, no, no, no, no. wait. i'm asking you a philosophical question. what does congress not have the right to see? >> so i don't know that i can answer that in a way that -- there is more to it than a simple answer. i think each case is sort of specific to its own set of facts. i think we tried to be, i think director comey tried to be as transparent as he could with this committee and other committees as he can be. so i think when he spoke and answered questions. >> what as i as a member of congress, what is it that you believe we don't have the right to see?see, this is the way our government works. we get to do oversight. that's why since 1814, this committee has been doing that. there is executive -- let me help you. there is executive privilege. has the president invoked executive privil

have you, mr. kadsick? >> no, sir. >> how but, mrs. fridayfelt? >> no. >> ms. walsh? >> no, sir. >> mr. higgins? >> i can think of one occasion of which i have accidentally removed material from the skiff and immediately put it back to the skiff. >> you didn't take it home? >> no, sir. >> mr. samuel? >> no, sir. >> mr. seoul? microphone please. >> sir, i took one home and the document was destroyed. >> so in two instances where you accidentally did something and you showed due diligence, took care of the situation. you did what you should have done and you reported it to your superior. that's not what happened here. so my problem with this is that, again, that i think this committee has a responsibility. i think the chairman's articulated that quite well. so exercise the oversight the constitution invests us with. and that we need to look into the possibilities of how a secretary of state acting, handling classified information, with extreme carelessness may have compromised agents in the field, possibly national security. there is a number of issues here and it begs

mr. higgins? how about you? mr. higgins: no, we have not. >> ms. walsh? knowledge.not to my >> mr. samuel question mr. samuel: no mr. chairman. >> mr. -- >> no. not to my knowledge. >> can you release these documents the public, and of so what would happen? what happens if we release these e-mails on hillary clinton's server? what happens? confirmhairman, i can the they made a classification with due process and i would be happy to provide. we do not feel it is appropriate for public. >> do these materials include sources invested? >> mr. chairman, i would prefer to discuss matters regarding classification in closed session. >> the gentlewoman's time is expired. forve for -- thank you yielding. >> i reclaim my time. you took all my time. i think the chairman can of all the time he wants. i just ask for a second that our committee is engaged in a is nothing but a partisan attack on sec. clinton. in effort to harm or undermine her presidential campaign. that is all it is. get the chairman of the intelligence committee to release the documents to you. no one is withholding it. hasinte

brief mr. chairman, ricky member cummings, my name is deirdre walsh. james hopper.tor i'm here in response to the request and answer questions by the fbi to congress relating to former secretary clinton's e-mail. with regard to these documents, my staff used the icg separate from my office. accordingly, i cannot speak on committee.he with regard to the documents and subject of this hearing, og and i was not involved. i can answer questions you may have. i am joined by mike colleagues from the central intelligence agency and the national security agency in response to the committee request. even the classification of the underlining material, we look forward to discussing sensitive matters in the closed portion of the hearing. >> thank you, it is my walsh'snding that ms. statement reflect the icy eyes. -- mr. hering, which information to believe the congress does not have the right to see? >> what does congress not have the right to see? there is more to it in a simple answer i think each case is specific to its own set of facts i think director call me

have you, mr. kadsick? >> no, sir. >> how but, mrs. fridayfelt? >> no. >> ms. walsh? >> no, sir. >> mr. higgins? >> i can think of one occasion of which i have accidentally removed material from the skiff and immediately put it back to the skiff. >> you didn't take it home? >> no, sir. >> mr. samuel? >> no, sir. >> mr. seoul? microphone please. >> sir, i took one home and the document was destroyed. >> so in two instances where you accidentally did something and you showed due diligence, took care of the situation. you did what you should have done and you reported it to your superior. that's not what happened here. so my problem with this is that, again, that i think this committee has a responsibility. i think the chairman's articulated that quite well. so exercise the oversight the constitution invests us with. and that we need to look into the possibilities of how a secretary of state acting, handling classified information, with extreme carelessness may have compromised agents in the field, possibly national security. there is a number of issues here and it begs

walsh's statements reflect -- okay. recognize myself for set of questions. >>> mr. herring, what information do you believe that congress does not have the right to see? >> so we believe it is important for oversight committees to understand how the fbi reached our conclusion. >> no, no, no, no, no. wait. i'm asking you a philosophical question. what does congress not have the right to see? >> so i don't know that i can answer that in a way that -- there is more to it than a simple answer. i think each case is sort of specific to its own set of facts. i think we tried to be, i think director comey tried to be as transparent as he could with this committee and other committees as he can be. so i think when he spoke and answered questions. >> what as i as a member of congress, what is it that you believe we don't have the right to see? ? see, this is the way our government works. we get to do oversight. that's why since 1814, this committee has been doing that. there is executive -- let me help you. there is executive privilege. has the president invoked executive pri

. >> the bill walsh, the genius, george seaforth, underrated brilliance. steve mariachi. the motivator. mike singletary, mr. intensity. >> i want winners. >> jim harbaugh, high maintenance winner. jim tomsula, simply miscast. chip kelly, who knows. it's difficult to get a sense of what does make the 49ers new coach tick. the team does not allow one on one interviews and his answers at press conferences are somewhat vague and evasive. for instance, after his highly successful college career, his transition to the nfl was a disaster. kelly was basically run out of philadelphia for reasons seemingly more related to his handling of players' issues off the field than his football accuments. when asked if he was doing anything different with the 49ers, he was glib. >> put a lot more screen on. >> reporter: since it's virtually possible to ask in anything other than a group scenario, he's known as an offensive innovator whose fast paced game plans met with mixed success. a man who won the number one quarterback spot this summer is clearly on board with kelly's ideology. >> he's

. >> reporter: bill walsh, the genius, george siefert, underrated brilliance, mike nolan, mr. gq, mike singletary, mr. intensity. >> i want winners! >> reporter: jim harbaugh, high maintenance winner. >> who does it better than us? >> nobody! >> reporter: jim tomsula, simply miscast. chip kelly? who knows. it's difficult to get a sense of what does make the 49ers new coach tick. the team does not allow one on one interviews and his answers at press conferences are somewhat vague and evasive. for instance, after his highly successful college career his transition to the nfl was a disaster. kelly was basically run out of philadelphia for reasons seemingly more related to his handling of player issues off the field than his actual football acumen, but when asked if he was doing anything difference with the 49ers, he was glib. >> put it a lot more sunscreen on. >> reporter: since it is virtually impossible to ask kelly questions in anything other than a group scenario, it might make more sense to ask those he is coaching to get a sense of what chip kelly is all about. he's known a

mr. yan. first, he asserts that the photo simulation that was submitted was old. and i just trust it is in the month since the application was filed, there is a tree in the area that's been trans, but the standard is, we have to file a photo simulation at the time of the application. this no requirements continuously update that with trees growing entries cutting trends and houses getting painted and what happened. we file the proper application containing a photo simulation from that time. second, mr. yan on several occasions referred to some something being done by contest it has the contest is a part of this. as you know i'm here on behalf of crown castle. this uncle he has nothing to do with comcast. third, mr. yan well questioned about the posting of the notice on the polls and i think of already addressed that. fourth, he asserts that while this appeal has been pending, one of the polls had at issue has been replaced. that was not done by crown castle. it was done by pg&e and he ord

mr. gilmore, i'm going to talk to you, you were not in that soliloquy, he did not include you in his list of horribles, but if you were advising the trump campaign now, where would you advise him to start if you want to get specific about these apologies? i'm going to go right to birtherism, which is not only the first time donald trump has made a national splash on a political sense, but hurt him most with african-americans, do you think he should apologize for demanding it to see barack obama's birth certificate? >> you know, joy, i think the main thing for him to do is begin to change the dialogue of the campaign. look, i'm not a political adviser, i was a candidate myself, i wanted to be the nominee, but you've given a long litany here of things that donald trump has said and that, you know, has been promoted and i think the clinton campaign will continue to promote that kind of thing. what donald trump needs to do is reassure the american people that he's a reasonable man, that he do

the whereabouts of mr. feigen are unclear. you can see both sides trying to push this under the carpet. there are still questions as to how this incident got so wildly out of control. >> nick paton walsh. thank you. here to discuss, alan dershowitz, he joins us via skype and also casey jordan. thank you for joining us. alan, you've dealt with these issue. this is an international incident now. now that the usoc has apologized, how does that play into this? [ audio breaking up ] >> so we're having a problem, alan, we're having a problem with your audio. casey can you answer that question for us please? >> sure, i think the fact that they're back-pedaling really does end kwat that there are two versions of this case and jumping the to presumption of mr. lochte's story that they were robbed at gun point, being told to get on the ground, having their wallets stolen was really at the very least an exaggeration, and at the most a complete fabrication. i think most people agree they were intoxicated. they did some vandalism, tore a s

. >> just call me mrs. efron already she tweeted and a fan said "no honey, we'll call him mr. biles". simone won four gold medals and there was only one zac efron. >>> kerry walsh jennings looked to walk away with a volleyball medal last night. the americans took down brazil to win bronze in the third set. walsh jennings is now the most decorated beach volleyball player with four medals and she's 38 years old and has not yet. the brazilian team ended up with silver. germany took the gold. >>> for the first time ever, a country sweeps all the medals in the women's 100-meter hurdles and this was a close race. >> at the gun they go over the first hurdle and rollins has a slight lead. ali is there as well. rollins wins it. >> wow, the medals and rollins takes gold and ali takes the silver and in a clo,, everyone complains about millennials. nonsense. millennials, i salute you. my grandson bought a pair of pants with me. today's his pants day. no baby boomer ever shared a pair of pants with me. start saving with the anywhere account today. an unprecedented natural outburst seems to

boston mayor marty walsh declared today william shatner day in the city. the mayor was running a little behind schedule but shatner got a few laughs out of it. mr. shatner: ladies and gentlemen -- he said, i can't believe i just cut off william shatner. diane: comic-con runs through tomorrow. people. reid: a dropped soda can, leads to an alligator attack in florida. diane: the victim survived, but not without serious injuries, more about the rescue from the water ahead. reid: they're clowning around but on a serious mission. in tonight's 5 for good, this group's work to make sick children smile. diane: and coming up at 5:30, the story of a world traveler, home after 5 years. but this rubber ducky's traveling partner is still a fios is not cable. we're wired differently, which means we can fix things differently. thanks for calling fios. this is ryan. you can't tell me this cord isn't in. really? yes, mr. mcenroe... see that cord? just plug it into the connector on the right. so you can clearly see what's in and what's out? oh absolutely. i like that. tech

. >>> kerri walsh jennings and april ross had little trouble putting away china on beach. >> this is match number 2. we have 5 mr to win gold medal. >> michael phelps and ledecky have a chance at gold in the olympic pool tonight. >> also a big deal tonight, team usa with high hopes in gymnastics. they basically trounced the competition in qualifying beating second place china by unheard of ten points. >> we wanted to talk about things outside the olympics. year. flipflops. i'm told this is a cool brand. they've made a rio flipflop. this is what i got for you, darlene. i'll send it your way. halfian a flipflops. a game that's basically badminton without the racket or the net. you hit it back and forth. i'm terrible at it. >> you're really good at that, jay. >> listen, i'm wearing those kind of flipflops right now. i will be expecting those. thank you. >>> thank you, jay. work on that other game, though. that's fascinating. >>> 6:07. let's take a look at the current medal count. the united states leads with 19 medals overall including 5 gold. china has 13, japan and russia tied for thi

mr. chairman item 14 closed session the mta meet to talk about this and the boards approved the case and no action on the other two cases item 15 for a motion disclose or not disclose the information discussed in closed session. >> motion to notice disclose. >> second and. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> the i's have it. we're adjourned in memory of carla johnson. >> thank you. >> thank you mr. chairman. >> >> okay. good morning everybody. welcome to the san francisco budget and finance committee meeting for june 29, 2016. it's great to be back after budget season. i am mark farrell and i want to thank sfgtv. any announcements? >> yes yes. >> okay. so we have a decent amount to get through this morning so with that would you call item number 1. >> item 1 is an ordinance authorizing the recreation and park department regarding the funding and stewardship of a new park on the francisco reservoir site located between hyde and larkin street and south of bay street. >> thank you madam clerk.

walsh respects the office but does not respect the president. >> i don't think -- number one, he used the word war. okay? i don't think it was appropriate at the time to say we're in a war. yeah, we may be in a war. we're in a sense of there is a war between two different communities. but we've been in a war. there has been this disconnect. but nobody wants to have the conversation. neither party wants to have that conversation. both of them have contributed -- i'm a conservative. i think my party has some fault. but i also think there's a lot of progressive and liberals have some fault as well. >> and i want to talk about the reactions we're hearing from the two presumptive nominees. we've heard from hill cy clinton. we've heard from donald trump. your thoughts on what we heard so far. >> i don't think either one of them have helped the situation, especially when i look at hillary clinton. part of my problem with secretary clinton is that she talks about an injustice system when she is one of those well-connected people that has benefited from the justice system. someone that have de

mr. chairman. we are all here with a heavy heart and some growing anger with the process that is going on here in the congress. as i've said before and i'll say it again, we need to adopt gun violence prevention legislation to expand background checks to all gun purchases and we need to reinstate a ban on the sale of military style assault weapons. at the same time, i also believe we need to take a comprehensive approach at adjusting the issue of building and strengthening trust between local police and their communities. i've dedicated a lot of my time in congress to policing issues, to gun violence prevention, introducing legislation, town hall meetings across the country and meeting with grieving families of both citizens involved of fallen officers alike. there's a part of the controversial 1994 crime bill, i was able to pass the federal pattern in practice enforcement provision that allowed the department of justice to investigate state and local police departments most recently like

mr. rose should we go to your report please? >> yes mr. chairman and members of the committee on page three of our report, the bottom of page three the francisco park and conservancy budget of 25 million for the new francisco park is shown in the table and that's on page four of our report, and we note that the francisco park conservancy will provide annual funding of $150,000 a year to pay the department's cost for one full time gardener and custodial staffing on a joint level. we report that the city's estimated cost under the agreement are $250,000 for environmental review, $180,000 for recreation and park project manager to over see the project so that totals $430,000 in general fund costs and the department estimates $10,000 for cost and materials and supplies related to park maintenance. on page five of our report we report that because future gifts from the francisco park conservancy to the recreation and park department could result in new costs to the city and revise the ordinanc

mr. crook any other business in front of us? >> no additional >> thanks. we are adjourned. >>[gavel] >>[adjournment] >>. >> >> okay. good morning everybody. welcome to the san francisco budget and finance committee meeting for june 29, 2016. it's great to be back after budget season. i am mark farrell and i want to thank sfgtv. any announcements? >> yes yes. >> okay. so we have a decent amount to get through this morning so with that would you call item number 1. >> item 1 is an ordinance authorizing the recreation and park department regarding the funding and stewardship of a new park on the francisco reservoir site located between hyde and larkin street and south of bay street. >> thank you madam clerk. for the last five years i have been working with the neighbors and and recreation and park to turn this into a park, a prect we voted on a year and a half ago and we have been working with the francisco park conservancy and made up of the four largest neighborhood groups in the area. the