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The Travel Show : BBCNEWS : June 17, 2018 8:30pm-9:00pm BST
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are making the nhs our priority. we are putting a significant amount of extra money into it and we need to make sure that money is spent wisely. we are saying you should go further and if the government made taxation changes we are prepared to make, you could be giving even more to the nhs. labour will be spending more on the nhs than the tories. the hundreds of migrants rescued off the libyan coast have now arrived in spain. their plight had sparked a row between european union member states over who should've accepted them. there are fears that the glasgow school of art, which was ravaged by a fire on friday night, may have to be knocked down. now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show. coming up on this week's show: i meet the new robot helping to keep beaches clean here in thailand. i'm cleaning the beach! we travel to the most crowded island in the world. you asked for a seven—storey bronze statue of yourself. ade tries his hand at comedy improv in new york. it's beautiful, man. and we go behind the scenes at the lab that looks after priceless old masters in florence. we
are making the nhs our priority. we are putting a significant amount of extra money into it and we need to make sure that money is spent wisely. we are saying you should go further and if the government made taxation changes we are prepared to make, you could be giving even more to the nhs. labour will be spending more on the nhs than the tories. the hundreds of migrants rescued off the libyan coast have now arrived in spain. their plight had sparked a row between european union member states...
Morning Joe : MSNBCW : June 21, 2018 3:00am-6:00am PDT
postal service. priority: you ♪ hi! are you two getting along? oh, yeah, yeah. [ hiss ] [ gasps ] [ birds chirping] ♪ no matter what you are they're a perfect match. the new ipad and xfinity stream app. hey guys, i'm home! surprise! i got a puppy. add an ipad to select packages for just $5 a month for 24 months. upgrade online now. >>> ivanka feels very strongly. my wife feels very strongly about it. i feel very strongly about it. i think anybody with a heart would feel very strongly about it. we don't like to see families separated. >> no, but you have been separating them now. in fact you have a heart there are 2,300-plus young children, a lot of them -- >> they need their parents. >> a lot of them infants, a lot of them toddlers, same age -- >> we think. >> who are separated from their parents. >> we can't see them. >> separated from their parents, parents can't see them in fact, mr. president, your centralized state-run government will not allow anybody in to see them. in the press. won't allow americans to see the conditions by which those toddlers, that's what i said, infants and
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BBC News at Five : BBCNEWS : June 5, 2018 5:00pm-6:01pm BST
. we have just piccadilly line, those are committed projects. we havejust too. the priority is to make sure we are a well—connected transport interchange. it will open at heathrow to people in wales and the west. southern rail access, a privately funded project that chris grayling initiated a couple of weeks ago, it will open at heathrow to people in the south west and south of london. people who currently struggle to get here by car, even though they only live four five miles away will suddenly be a will to get to work or travel far more easily. so we have a good integrated plan. for those that cannot get here by public transport, that are troubling, we will have more capacity to connect the regions of the uk in scotland, northern ireland and down in the south—west, to make sure we connect all of britain to the growing markets of the. you heard about the political difficulties around all of this. what happens if it doesn't go through, ultimately?" what happens if it doesn't go through, ultimately? i am confident this will go through. we spent a long time listening to the regions
. we have just piccadilly line, those are committed projects. we havejust too. the priority is to make sure we are a well—connected transport interchange. it will open at heathrow to people in wales and the west. southern rail access, a privately funded project that chris grayling initiated a couple of weeks ago, it will open at heathrow to people in the south west and south of london. people who currently struggle to get here by car, even though they only live four five miles away will...
Intelligence Committee Ranking Member Rep. Adam Schiff : CSPAN2 : June 14, 2018 8:00am-8:22am EDT
as oversight for checks and also? >> a lot with change. first, the policy priorities would very much change. we would do everything we could to end this practice of dividing children from the parents at the border. we would be focused on trying to improve peoples ability to put bread on the table, deal with these very disruptive changes to our economy that are the result of initial globalization but now far more result of automation. we would be working to make sure we protect it gives access to healthcare, not taking away by attacking the protection for people with pre-existing conditions. but in addition to what would we be affirmatively doing as a policy matter, the congress of the united states would be back in the oversight business, back in the business of providing a check and balance on the unrestricted speedy what are you going to plunge into first? >> a whole host of things. one illustration, two weeks ago the president abruptly change course on sanctions over zte, the chinese telecom. >> a company that house intelligence committee report in 2012 is one of the first to soun
as oversight for checks and also? >> a lot with change. first, the policy priorities would very much change. we would do everything we could to end this practice of dividing children from the parents at the border. we would be focused on trying to improve peoples ability to put bread on the table, deal with these very disruptive changes to our economy that are the result of initial globalization but now far more result of automation. we would be working to make sure we protect it gives...
Street Signs : CNBC : June 11, 2018 4:00am-5:00am EDT
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peace. in fact, kcna, the state media of north korea, listed that in their first priority as a list of topics that will be discussed with kim jong-un that's interesting for many, many years they've been working towards this. they want to make changes since the 1953 armistice but u.s. president donald trump is facing plenty of pressure from home, including from lawmakers on capitol hill not to give too much away when it comes to giving away things here. and seeing serious changes made on the human rights front as well a lot of optimism in the air, the security experts we've been speaking to, the political analysts aren't entirely convinced that we are going to get a detailed outline on what that denuclearization commitment looks like most are expecting to be looking towards normalization of relationships and peace down the world. that is something that will be welcomed around this region. remember, there are plenty of skeptics throughout the region guys. >> nancy, thank you. expectations are very high president trump appears to be very optimistic. during a meeting with prime minister le
peace. in fact, kcna, the state media of north korea, listed that in their first priority as a list of topics that will be discussed with kim jong-un that's interesting for many, many years they've been working towards this. they want to make changes since the 1953 armistice but u.s. president donald trump is facing plenty of pressure from home, including from lawmakers on capitol hill not to give too much away when it comes to giving away things here. and seeing serious changes made on the...
MSNBC Live With Velshi and Ruhle : MSNBCW : June 19, 2018 8:00am-9:00am PDT
eligible for asylum. that's the priority. and then we decide if we feel it's appropriate to use our resources to be doing misdemeanor prosecutions. we have limited criminal resources in this country, and we're prosecuting thousands of people for a misdemeanor when it's not necessary. >> lorenzo, you've been speaking to public defenders here. what are they telling you? >> the case load they had to begin with because we're in one of the busiest ses or thes, now this is a higher case load for each public defender and they're hearing more about the separations from those defendants because it's happening way more often than it used to, and that's what they're saying. they're overwhelmed. their case loads are leaving them little time to meet with their defendants and then you add in the idea that now they're being separated from their children, and there's no way for them to help them locate the children. the federal defender's office is having trouble getting the government to tell them where these kids are. >> jennifer, from an immigrant perspective, is this evidence that these migrant
eligible for asylum. that's the priority. and then we decide if we feel it's appropriate to use our resources to be doing misdemeanor prosecutions. we have limited criminal resources in this country, and we're prosecuting thousands of people for a misdemeanor when it's not necessary. >> lorenzo, you've been speaking to public defenders here. what are they telling you? >> the case load they had to begin with because we're in one of the busiest ses or thes, now this is a higher case...
The Last Word With Lawrence O'Donnell : MSNBCW : June 19, 2018 7:00pm-8:00pm PDT
viewed as a priority. their case cans drag on for months so now you have the parent back in honduras or guatemala and the child can be in a child care facility somewhere in the united states thousands of miles from the border. it gets very hard for the federal government to coordinate and track the location of both people. frankly, nobody's had to do this before, it's not something agencies are trained to do or equipped to do and the scary part is it leads to long-term separation that can extend for years in many case of these cases. >> there's one estimate that the trump administration has probably lost track of 6,000 unaccompanied migrant children. do you think that's possible? >> it is possible. now, in those instances i think a lot of those kids are not in the worst situation, but what it highlights is how bad the federal government is at this job and not just tracking minors who are inside the united states, now you have to figure out a way to do something never done before, which is track location of the parents who in most instances have been sent back to central america. you can
viewed as a priority. their case cans drag on for months so now you have the parent back in honduras or guatemala and the child can be in a child care facility somewhere in the united states thousands of miles from the border. it gets very hard for the federal government to coordinate and track the location of both people. frankly, nobody's had to do this before, it's not something agencies are trained to do or equipped to do and the scary part is it leads to long-term separation that can...
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Good Morning America : KGO : June 13, 2018 7:00am-8:59am PDT
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our customers' safety is our top priority. we have been in touch with the customer and have apologized for her experience. hutchins just hoping her story saves families' frustration in the future. >> i think that every organization needs to take accountability, know what their policies are and make sure that everybody is aware. >> okay, amy, so we have a little demonstration for you. we have airline seats and we have the car seat which is very similar to the one that mom used and, of course, we know according to faa guidelines, and according to the guidelines of this particular car seat, you have to ride rear facing until the baby is around 2. but the gate agent approached her and said you have to put the car seat forward. >> you were explaining what happens to the baby's head. >> look at this. the buckle barely fits, a, and then as the mom said in the piece she had to hold the baby's head because it's that turbulence which can triple the weight of the infant so, again, up to two years they need to -- >> i learned something too. because that's very different from when i was a mom with
our customers' safety is our top priority. we have been in touch with the customer and have apologized for her experience. hutchins just hoping her story saves families' frustration in the future. >> i think that every organization needs to take accountability, know what their policies are and make sure that everybody is aware. >> okay, amy, so we have a little demonstration for you. we have airline seats and we have the car seat which is very similar to the one that mom used and,...
keeping priorities straight, our faith, our family will keep us grounded and that's what i meant. we had conversations about it. sort of some humor about it. >> all the women in the audience are going to go ah. i read in the book he has date night, regular date night. >> yep, yep. >> i know, that's very important to you. >> yes, it is and, you know, just in marriage, i feel like sometimes we have a 1-year-old daughter now. at the time of the super bowl she was around 7 months old, lilly and you just get so in tune with being a parent you sort of -- you can forget about one another. >> she's adorable. >> she's a stud. >> she's a stud. >> but we really wanted to make sure our marriage -- friday night date night on the practice. she's being mom and doing everything she can at the house and that's a full time job in itself and i come home so we want to make sure we had that night to ourselves to go out for a few hours and enjoy one another. >> how do you teach somebody else to believe it? you've had injuries. you've had some different teams that you played on and thought about walking aw
keeping priorities straight, our faith, our family will keep us grounded and that's what i meant. we had conversations about it. sort of some humor about it. >> all the women in the audience are going to go ah. i read in the book he has date night, regular date night. >> yep, yep. >> i know, that's very important to you. >> yes, it is and, you know, just in marriage, i feel like sometimes we have a 1-year-old daughter now. at the time of the super bowl she was around 7...
Fox and Friends Saturday : FOXNEWSW : June 16, 2018 3:00am-7:00am PDT
door open that strzok may have been with reardz to placing a higher priority on the russia investigation. pete: watching the horowitz' report come out was like watching th comey press conference. trump was right: he i will spend 15 minutes talking about why she is guilty and say. and then talk about how biased they are and maybe bias never happened. amazing and effects a department which most people at the fbi do a great job. griff: we will see. abby: the president pointed out there. are over 100,000 people within doj. many of them are doing the job well and aren't political. it's sad they have to deal with this. but, michael horowitz will be in the hot seat as well as christopher wray. >> he has another report coming out. ainsley: we are digesting all of this morning. i want to bring you other headlines starting with a fox news alert. a second sheriff's deputy dying overnight after being attacked by inmate. theresa king and patrick roar shot and killed in kansas city. investigators believe the suspect grabbed one of their guns and they escorted him into court. we heard a s
door open that strzok may have been with reardz to placing a higher priority on the russia investigation. pete: watching the horowitz' report come out was like watching th comey press conference. trump was right: he i will spend 15 minutes talking about why she is guilty and say. and then talk about how biased they are and maybe bias never happened. amazing and effects a department which most people at the fbi do a great job. griff: we will see. abby: the president pointed out there. are over...
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Late Night With Seth Meyers : KNTV : June 12, 2018 12:37am-1:35am PDT
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important to them. and we get it done. the other groups, maybe it wasn't a priority. i don't think they could have done frankly. fi don it was a priority. and it would be easier back then. for me, it would have been much
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CBS This Morning : KPIX : June 2, 2018 4:00am-5:59am PDT
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we say, weren't priorities for other clubs, like defenseman deryk engelland. >> we just called ourselves the misfits because no other teams s wanted us, i guess. >> it was engelland who addressed the crowd before the knights' first home game, less than tee wksft history, the team's arena just massite. k >> like all of you, i'm prould to call las vegas home. >> reporter: and struck that delicate balance between grief and hope. >> to the families and friends of the victims, know that we will do everything we can to help you and our city heal. >> reporter: the team also retired jersey number 58, the number of victims who were killed. >> tonight we fly 58 stars in the sky as a reminder that the 58 will always be us >> rorte thrghoue with season, players met with shooting victims and first responders and engelland says maintained perspective. >> it's just a hockey game. three hours of time to maybe shut off and not think about what happened. and then that grew into people falling in love with the team and every guy in the room falling in love with the city. so i think it went a long
we say, weren't priorities for other clubs, like defenseman deryk engelland. >> we just called ourselves the misfits because no other teams s wanted us, i guess. >> it was engelland who addressed the crowd before the knights' first home game, less than tee wksft history, the team's arena just massite. k >> like all of you, i'm prould to call las vegas home. >> reporter: and struck that delicate balance between grief and hope. >> to the families and friends of the...
Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer : CNNW : June 21, 2018 2:00pm-3:00pm PDT
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Today : KNTV : June 1, 2018 7:00am-8:59am PDT
is brushing off talk of a trade war saying their priority is protecting american workers, particularly in the steel and aluminum industries. >> criticism from republicans, >>> we move to the desperate scene on the big island of hawaii where residents can't believe their eyes. 77 homes destroyed and with the powerful volcano spewing lava on a daily basis, that number could grow even higher. nbc's gadi schwartz is in hawaii this morning. good morning. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, savannah. unfortunately, that number is definitely expected to grow. just a little awhile ago, we were with the national guard and took us to the fissure. it's a monster sitting in the front of someone's yard in a neighborhood where so many homes and families lost everything but even still, some of those families are doing everything they can to help out their neighbors as these evacuations continue to grow. this is the fissure shooting lava in heath's neighborhood. >> how could something so beautiful be so destructive? you're awe struck. there is absolutely nothing you can do. >> reporter: rec
is brushing off talk of a trade war saying their priority is protecting american workers, particularly in the steel and aluminum industries. >> criticism from republicans, >>> we move to the desperate scene on the big island of hawaii where residents can't believe their eyes. 77 homes destroyed and with the powerful volcano spewing lava on a daily basis, that number could grow even higher. nbc's gadi schwartz is in hawaii this morning. good morning. >> reporter: yeah, good...
. priority: you ♪ >>> jon meacham, so much has been thrown at us this week. but what matters? what will we remember ten years from now? >> we'll remember we have further evidence of why donald trump is president and it had to do with the punditry of the fbi director who decided to guess that hillary clinton was going to win and he wanted to protect himself in the fullness of time and richard nixon after 1960, which was such a narrow race, said that everybody -- when you have a race that close everyone has 25 theories and if it's that close any one of them can believe right but we're pretty close on this one and we're in an era that is always going to -- we're going to talk about as long as the english language is spoken and we have a new insight as to why it's here. >> jon meacham, thank you, the book a run away number one best-seller. >> great father's day gift. >> if you love your father you will buy "the soul of america." >> it's important bibly liicall >> one of my favorites came from brother pat buchanan when i asked him on air, why didn't you challenge illinois because kenned
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Morning Joe : MSNBCW : June 1, 2018 3:00am-6:00am PDT
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The 11th Hour With Brian Williams : MSNBCW : June 6, 2018 8:00pm-9:01pm PDT
one of the trump guys. and so my happineshappiness, my livelihood wasn't his chief priority. question two to you is, does this have merit? will this go anywhere? >> your analysis is spot on. and it raises several different legal issues. >> keith davidson, obviously. >> davidson's conduct raises several legal issues as stormy daniels' attorney. the first is whether or not he breached his duty of confidentiality, his duty of loyalty that all of us as attorneys owe to our clients. and for which we can be disciplined under the rules of professional conduct. but beyond that, if looking at the four corners of the complaint, which i have here, you look at the actual allegations. and even if they're true, there is question as to whether or not there's ultimately a legal case here. what are the damages? you know, when you described the case so accurately, you said that she has suffered. but at some point, the plaintiff in this case is going to have to show what exactly did she suffer as a result of this breach? let's assume for the moment that he did reveal her confidences, let's assume he did
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Cuomo Prime Time : CNNW : June 7, 2018 6:00pm-7:00pm PDT
suggestion. now the point of pushback might be. 70% of people in polls say health care is top priority. worried about it. want it better. now on trump's plate because of the individual mandate and popping premiums. you are right about that. however, the only thing that unites people more with health care is the fear of change. okay? so that's going to take trust and right now there isn't a lot of trust with you people down in washington because they see you as breaking this. what is your pitch for how this is better? that means, better outcomes, better experience, better on their pocketbook. how is single payer going to be better when it will require people like me, a generous health care policy through the employer, 170 million of us, we will have to change and come into your new plan. why is it better? >> well, you're going to change, chris, not in terms of the doctor you go to. you go to the -- >> huh oh. watch with that promise. i heard that got somebody in trouble once. >> no, no, no. no, no, no. you're going to change in that the color of your card is going to be a little bit dif
suggestion. now the point of pushback might be. 70% of people in polls say health care is top priority. worried about it. want it better. now on trump's plate because of the individual mandate and popping premiums. you are right about that. however, the only thing that unites people more with health care is the fear of change. okay? so that's going to take trust and right now there isn't a lot of trust with you people down in washington because they see you as breaking this. what is your pitch...
MSNBC Live With Katy Tur : MSNBCW : June 15, 2018 11:00am-12:00pm PDT
that, it had to include all of his priorities on immigration, things that the democrats wouldn't go along with, like full funding for his border wall, ending the current legal immigration system and overhauling that in a way that's a matter of some debate. it is in fact not a situation where the democrats can simply say today, hey, let's change that family separation policy and two go away. that's a very distorted view of how things work right now in washington. >> peter, you've been at this the longest. you covered a number of presidents. have you ever seen a scenario where the man in the white house just so freely goes on television to reporters, to anyone, and just doesn't the tell truth and over again and people from congress in that person's own party just sit there and are silent about it. it seems unusual. >> unusual is one word for it. absolutely, no question. look, we have learned in a year-and-a-half, this president is not like his predecessors in many ways. one way he's not like them is his very free-wheeling variance of the facts, as ashley said. they are misleading, at
that, it had to include all of his priorities on immigration, things that the democrats wouldn't go along with, like full funding for his border wall, ending the current legal immigration system and overhauling that in a way that's a matter of some debate. it is in fact not a situation where the democrats can simply say today, hey, let's change that family separation policy and two go away. that's a very distorted view of how things work right now in washington. >> peter, you've been at...
Cavuto: Coast to Coast : FBC : June 11, 2018 9:00pm-11:59pm EDT
arising the entire korean peninsula is a priority on both sides but we differ mightily in what that means. obviously we want distance into the later. the north koreans are in no rush to remove what a negotiator was saying on this very program earlier. this is a single greatest bargaining power they have. a lot of north korean promises have evaporated because they cheat. in the case of the deal scored with the clinton administration they waited sevenht years to do so but they cheated. then there were six party talks that started under that administration and effectively built up and expanded under the bush administration. hence this fear that we have that no matter what they agree to we really can't rely on them. we wanted an approach and it would trigger a lot of the trade and investments where we are offering to progress being made on this front. are they dismantling that capability and for every step of the way we give them something and invest a little more and encourage other countries to invest a little more. the north korean leader could be doing what his father did and what h
arising the entire korean peninsula is a priority on both sides but we differ mightily in what that means. obviously we want distance into the later. the north koreans are in no rush to remove what a negotiator was saying on this very program earlier. this is a single greatest bargaining power they have. a lot of north korean promises have evaporated because they cheat. in the case of the deal scored with the clinton administration they waited sevenht years to do so but they cheated. then...
Dateline Extra : MSNBCW : June 17, 2018 6:00pm-7:00pm PDT
redistricting reform their priority in the years ahead. >> politicians shouldn't choose their voters. >> as you know we rolled out the target states today. at the goal of our map is to shine a spotlight on the most important elections for redistricting. >> democrats were a little asleep at the wheel in 2010. the cycle they're not asleep. we're starting to see signs this is going to be a battle. almost between the parties to the redistricting of 2021. >> this strategy is make sure we have folks in the state tos get the grass roots ready for the redistricting process in 2021. >> republicans goal is preserve their advantage in as many states as possible. to rep will kate the success of red map from the last round. so the national republican redistricting trust is we set up to prepare for legal and data side of the 2020 redistricting round. >> yesterday holder gave remarks at a breakfast we laid out the strategy. >> he's trying to break up. >> that's right. state with republican control. and governor house and senate. it will be incredibly expensive to go into all states. a giant waste of money
redistricting reform their priority in the years ahead. >> politicians shouldn't choose their voters. >> as you know we rolled out the target states today. at the goal of our map is to shine a spotlight on the most important elections for redistricting. >> democrats were a little asleep at the wheel in 2010. the cycle they're not asleep. we're starting to see signs this is going to be a battle. almost between the parties to the redistricting of 2021. >> this strategy is...
here in the united states. that should be our first priority. >> reporter: one week before his death, bobby kennedy did something no member of his family had ever done. he lost an election, running second in the oregon presidential primary. >> i'm going to do all that i can and i've done all that i can so far and at the end of it if i'm not successful, then i will have to abide by that. >> reporter: robert francis kennedy didn't set out to be president. for years he was his older brother, jack,'s most trusted advisor, his enforcer as attorney general. but jfk's assassination transformed bobby. his grief awakened him to the suffering of others. as senator, he turned against the war in vietnam which had been jack's war. at first he stayed out of the 1968 campaign. but when anti--war candidate eugene mccarthy almost beat incumbent president lyndon johnson in new hampshire, kennedy got in announcing from the same senate caucus room his brother had used. >> i am today announcing my candidacy -- >> -- for the presidency of the united states. >> i was not interested in running for president
here in the united states. that should be our first priority. >> reporter: one week before his death, bobby kennedy did something no member of his family had ever done. he lost an election, running second in the oregon presidential primary. >> i'm going to do all that i can and i've done all that i can so far and at the end of it if i'm not successful, then i will have to abide by that. >> reporter: robert francis kennedy didn't set out to be president. for years he was his...
BBC News at Six : BBCNEWS : June 12, 2018 6:00pm-6:30pm BST
done. the other groups, maybe it wasn't a priority. i don't think they could have done it if it was a priority. another victory for the north koreans seem to be this declaration from the us president, a pledge which took south korea by surprise. we will be stopping the war games, which would save us a tremendous amount of money. unless and until we see the future negotiation is not going along like it should. but we will be saving a tremendous amount of money. plus, i think it is very evocative. he lavished praise on kimjong—il, but that brought this question. the man u met today, kimjong—un, has killed family members and starters own people, why are you so comfortable with calling him very talented —— he lavished praise on kim jong—un. with calling him very talented —— he lavished praise on kim jong-un. he is talented. to take on that responsibility at the age of 26. he is able to run it and run it tough. i don't say it was nice. i don't see anything about it. very few people at that age, you could take one out of 10,000, they probably could not do it. then donald tru
done. the other groups, maybe it wasn't a priority. i don't think they could have done it if it was a priority. another victory for the north koreans seem to be this declaration from the us president, a pledge which took south korea by surprise. we will be stopping the war games, which would save us a tremendous amount of money. unless and until we see the future negotiation is not going along like it should. but we will be saving a tremendous amount of money. plus, i think it is very...
priorities and tell me one through three, how would you prioritize your life now? >> my kids. everything is about them being okay. being in school. having what they need. their moments, i need to be there for every moment that they have. it's harder for me to leave them than i think it is for them when i leave. i don't leave that much. and i don't work that much anymore, either. i keep looking at you like, i have nothing but you. and they're like -- i told them where they can go to college. these are the places i feel comfortable living. you have these choices. my priorities are my kids, my kids, my kids. my family, my family. that's it. >> when you were 41, 42, 43, did you think to yourself, you know what? maybe not? >> i did think maybe not. and then, katrina happened. i'm going to cry. katrina happened in new orleans. i knew. something told me that my child was there. it was weird. >> was that a gut feeling or a god feeling? >> i think they're one in the same. i don't think there's a difference. i really don't. it was the process of filling out forms, filling out forms. being judged,
priorities and tell me one through three, how would you prioritize your life now? >> my kids. everything is about them being okay. being in school. having what they need. their moments, i need to be there for every moment that they have. it's harder for me to leave them than i think it is for them when i leave. i don't leave that much. and i don't work that much anymore, either. i keep looking at you like, i have nothing but you. and they're like -- i told them where they can go to...
Today : KNTV : June 19, 2018 7:00am-9:01am PDT
been our top priority. we continue to cooperate with all state sgss in their investigation and will do so until their investigation is complete. me lis lissa collins says what wants to do is get back to her family in kentucky. >> i have a 10-year-old and a 13-year-old at home crying because they don't know how their mommy is. >> and the sandblaster ride remains closed. >>> we'll get a check of the weather now from al. >> "today's weather" is brought to you by liberty mutual insurance, only pay for what you need. >> it's been hot in the eastern half of the country. do we continue that today? not as hot from the great lakes into the northeast. but dangerously hot as you get down in the south. greenville, north carolina, 95 degrees. south carolina, should be 8 degrees above average. wilmington, 97. providence, 86. st. louis at 93. tomorrow we look at cooler weather in the northeast. in the southeast, we have most of the heat. atlanta 93, jacksonville, 93. indianapolis, a little warmer than usual. later this weekend, temperatures mild up nicely. mid-70s by saturday in new york city, chicag
been our top priority. we continue to cooperate with all state sgss in their investigation and will do so until their investigation is complete. me lis lissa collins says what wants to do is get back to her family in kentucky. >> i have a 10-year-old and a 13-year-old at home crying because they don't know how their mommy is. >> and the sandblaster ride remains closed. >>> we'll get a check of the weather now from al. >> "today's weather" is brought to you...
Fox and Friends Saturday : FOXNEWSW : June 9, 2018 3:00am-7:00am PDT
wants to go there and discuss the priorities of america. griff: not only that before he went on this trip, president trump, he tweeted calling trudeau indignant and pointed to the dairy tariff, 300 percent canada charges us to sell our dairy there when president trump is taking this tough stance, dairy farmers in wisconsin and in the midwest say thank you, mr. president. pete: who knew that. griff: that's what we wanted to do. the message coming from this administration. i talked about it earlier peter navarro, the trade by at the white house saying the ear wrath american complacency the generosity of these deals is over. america's tariffs worldwide are the lowest on the planet and so we're going to try and get a little fairness and reciprocity when it comes to these trade deals and as the president says possibly one-on-one or do a group deal. abby: no one should be surprised. this is something he campaigned on from the very early days of running for president. as you said this is not normal protocol going into these meetings. in a way maybe this a good thing. pete: didn't vote for n
wants to go there and discuss the priorities of america. griff: not only that before he went on this trip, president trump, he tweeted calling trudeau indignant and pointed to the dairy tariff, 300 percent canada charges us to sell our dairy there when president trump is taking this tough stance, dairy farmers in wisconsin and in the midwest say thank you, mr. president. pete: who knew that. griff: that's what we wanted to do. the message coming from this administration. i talked about it...
Happening Now : FOXNEWSW : June 1, 2018 8:00am-9:00am PDT
made a top priority to ensure the united states military can project american might all the way to the poles. one of the first times i met the admiral last year i asked him what do you need? he replied sir, we need ice breakers and we need them badly. now you are getting them. [applause] and to be specific i'm pleased to report the coast guard is on course to receive its first new heavy ice breaker in more than 40 years and plenty other ships and boats and equipment and everything you need. our new budget, just passed, $700 billion this year, $716 billion next year. you are going to be very well taken care of. you will have to split that with a few others. we're splitting it up a little bit but that's a lot. never been anything like it. you'll have the greatest equipment in the world and we make the greatest equipment in the world right here in the united states. we are committed to a military and security budget that funds and recognizes the coast guard's vital role. there is no better investment than giving you the tools you need to keep drugs, criminals, and terrorists out of our co
made a top priority to ensure the united states military can project american might all the way to the poles. one of the first times i met the admiral last year i asked him what do you need? he replied sir, we need ice breakers and we need them badly. now you are getting them. [applause] and to be specific i'm pleased to report the coast guard is on course to receive its first new heavy ice breaker in more than 40 years and plenty other ships and boats and equipment and everything you need....
business is our business the united states postal service. priority: you ♪ >>> president trump and kim jong-un are set to sit down for an historic summit just hours from now. ? an exclusive interview, nbc news foreign correspondent keir simmons traveled to switzerland to speak with a former swiss teacher who says kim was his student for an entire year. >> reporter: smiling, ruthless, mysterious. who is kim jong-un? this former high schoolteacher's experience may hold crucial lessons for president trump. 20 years ago, his student, he believes, was the future leader of north korea. >> his name was un and he started school in the seventh cl he was about 14 years old. >> reporter: in his first english-language interview, he says he taught un sports, math, and german at this school. he was even his home room teacher. >> he was a good student but he wasn't extraordinary. >> he says kim jong-un will likely understand english. so you think he would have at least learned a basic french and english and german. >> you have to. >> reporter: it was 1998 when we believe he was in switzerland. intrig
business is our business the united states postal service. priority: you ♪ >>> president trump and kim jong-un are set to sit down for an historic summit just hours from now. ? an exclusive interview, nbc news foreign correspondent keir simmons traveled to switzerland to speak with a former swiss teacher who says kim was his student for an entire year. >> reporter: smiling, ruthless, mysterious. who is kim jong-un? this former high schoolteacher's experience may hold crucial...
CBS This Morning : KPIX : June 19, 2018 7:00am-8:58am PDT
priority for the nra. the nra told cbs news it did not discuss the later with raga and gave generously simply because the organization works to elect pro second amendment candidates. >> the major concern from my perspective is that this is completely behind closed doors. >> marquette university's studied the role of state attorneys general. >> if the pick doesn't know what the connection between the money coming in and the policies or investigations going out are, then it really raises some questions. >> reporter: and the more money these lobbyists shell out, the more access they get. at 20 golf resorts like this one in pinehurst, north carolina, $50,000 entitles them to so called issue briefings. one on one, with republican ags. the most luxurious gathering we saw was an kiowa island in south carolina. so exclusive it is not even mentioned on raga's website. we asked nining a ags we saw if they attended and only three would confirm they went. arkansas ag leslie rutledge. when we asked her staff if she was there they added "we have nothing additional." the agenda, including yoga on the
priority for the nra. the nra told cbs news it did not discuss the later with raga and gave generously simply because the organization works to elect pro second amendment candidates. >> the major concern from my perspective is that this is completely behind closed doors. >> marquette university's studied the role of state attorneys general. >> if the pick doesn't know what the connection between the money coming in and the policies or investigations going out are, then it...
Power Lunch : CNBC : June 7, 2018 1:00pm-3:00pm EDT
resolve this problem with abe administration, this is of the highest priority. and if anything contributes to that resolution, if the talk leads to the solution of the problem between u.s. and north korea or between japan and north korea, the meetings we would -- we wish to have on the issue of abduction in the final analysis, chairman kim jong-un and between me, between japan and north korea, problem has to be solved. of course, japan, for japan, missile issue and nuclear issue, very important nuclear issue, missile issue, regarding these issues, at the u.s. and north korea summit meeting, first and foremost, i'm hopeful for the progress and then, on the issue of abduction, the -- we will collaborate with the u.s. and international community, and on -- and japan, ourselves, must talk directly with north korea in the final analysis. i am determined about that mr. hiyashi. >> translator: thank you prime minister abe, i have question to prime minister as well as president trump. starting with prime minister, you have already mentioned to a certain degree on the abduction issue in
resolve this problem with abe administration, this is of the highest priority. and if anything contributes to that resolution, if the talk leads to the solution of the problem between u.s. and north korea or between japan and north korea, the meetings we would -- we wish to have on the issue of abduction in the final analysis, chairman kim jong-un and between me, between japan and north korea, problem has to be solved. of course, japan, for japan, missile issue and nuclear issue, very...
this story. the new head of the national security agency says, this is one of his top priorities. in the next five years, experts predict a worldwide shortage of nearly 2 million cyber security professionals. 300,000 jobs in the u.s. open today. what to do? start recruiting early. meet the hope of the future, a bunch of middle and high school students who we call cyber patriots. >> we're going to do dot, letter one. >> reporter: this is serious business. >> don't touch that. >> reporter: kids being taught the cutting-edge techniques on how to defend america from cyber attacks. >> they aren't too hard to understand. >> reporter: some recruits still in middle school. >> we need one for ratchet, also. same one. >> reporter: it's all part of a national competition called cyber patriot, grooming kids to. we've been following an all-female team from highlands ranch, colorado, since last fall. does that mean something to you, to be a patriot? >> you have to look out for people that don't know how to protect themselves. with my mom, she has no password on her computer or anything on it. you
this story. the new head of the national security agency says, this is one of his top priorities. in the next five years, experts predict a worldwide shortage of nearly 2 million cyber security professionals. 300,000 jobs in the u.s. open today. what to do? start recruiting early. meet the hope of the future, a bunch of middle and high school students who we call cyber patriots. >> we're going to do dot, letter one. >> reporter: this is serious business. >> don't touch that....
MTP Daily : MSNBCW : June 13, 2018 2:00pm-3:00pm PDT
business the united states postal service. priority: you ♪ with pg&e in the sierras. and i'm an arborist since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&erunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future. after months of hand wringing negotiations and the threat of a rank and file rebellion, house republicans are now barrelling towards votes next week on immigration in an election year. so centrist republicans were trying to force votes to protect the young immigrants known as dreamers who are at risk of deportation. that group, which had the backing of all the house democrats fell short of a gathering of enough support to force their bill on the floor via something called a d
business the united states postal service. priority: you ♪ with pg&e in the sierras. and i'm an arborist since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&erunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is...
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Nightly Business Report : KQED : June 19, 2018 5:00pm-5:31pm PDT
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cook has made china a priority, t visiting country and making big investments in chinese companies like ride hailing giant. the "new york times" reports that the trump administration told cook it wouldn't place tariffs on iphhoesh today peter navaro countered he had no knowledge of any such exemption. apple could gett caughn the cross fire in other ways. apple is concerned that the chinese government could cause delays in the supply chain in retaliation for the president's proposed tariffs. some analysts say they aren't too worried. >> we estimate 100 million in cost could increase. so it's not cost perspective. the worry is from the supply chain pefpective. asow i think it is more of a scary headline than a reality. that is what investors are concerned about. >> analysts note a potential advantage for the iphone maker sells ana popular device in c and its assembly employs a lot of people, more than 1 million chinese work in some way on apple products. i'm josh lipton in san o. franci >>> before we go, maybe against our better judgment here i another look at the big declines on wal
cook has made china a priority, t visiting country and making big investments in chinese companies like ride hailing giant. the "new york times" reports that the trump administration told cook it wouldn't place tariffs on iphhoesh today peter navaro countered he had no knowledge of any such exemption. apple could gett caughn the cross fire in other ways. apple is concerned that the chinese government could cause delays in the supply chain in retaliation for the president's proposed...
President Trump News Conference from Singapore : CSPAN : June 12, 2018 4:14am-5:21am EDT
them. and we get it done. the other people, maybe it was not a priority. i do not think they could've gotten it done if it was a priority, frankly. i don't think they could've gotten it done if it was a priority. it would've been easier back then will stop it would've been easier if it was five years ago or 10 years go. i'm not just blaming resident obama. this goes back 25 years. i was given a very toughan i was given this. i was given the area deal -- the lots of othd problems. the iran deal, i did a because nuclear is always number one to meet. the array and deal, i think iran is a different country now than it was three or four months ago. i do not think they're looking so much at syria like they were with total confidence. i do not think they are so confident right now. but i hope, like they said, i hope that at the appropriate time after the sanctions cake -- and they are brutal, what we put on., i hope they will come back and negotiate a real deal. right now it is too soon for that. yes? >> you talk about establishing relationships. changing ambassadors. how long before that ha
them. and we get it done. the other people, maybe it was not a priority. i do not think they could've gotten it done if it was a priority, frankly. i don't think they could've gotten it done if it was a priority. it would've been easier back then will stop it would've been easier if it was five years ago or 10 years go. i'm not just blaming resident obama. this goes back 25 years. i was given a very toughan i was given this. i was given the area deal -- the lots of othd problems. the iran...
The Greg Gutfeld Show : FOXNEWSW : June 23, 2018 7:00pm-8:00pm PDT
service. priority: you ♪ greg: they called him a trump for his interview with trump. remember this? >> go ahead. [cheering and applause] greg: that was back in 2016 about a month and half before he won the election. at the time to meet fallon took crap for that interview and its lighthearted tone but this week he opened up to the hollywood reporter about the gang mentality based online during the fallout he defended himself. >> i did not do it to normalize him or to say i believe in his political beliefs. it was a downtime that's tough more morale. we get it. i heard you. you made me feel that so now what? are you happy? i am depressed. i made a mistake. i'm sorry if i made anyone mad and looking back i would do it differently. greg: i don't really know how he would do it differently but my advice is ask him hard-hitting questions like this. >> what products should i have the greg got the name on it? >> do you play golf? >> poorly. >> should rename a golf club after you? >> yeah like the greg got felt better. there's always a point by my idiocy. [laughter] greg: i will never apolog
service. priority: you ♪ greg: they called him a trump for his interview with trump. remember this? >> go ahead. [cheering and applause] greg: that was back in 2016 about a month and half before he won the election. at the time to meet fallon took crap for that interview and its lighthearted tone but this week he opened up to the hollywood reporter about the gang mentality based online during the fallout he defended himself. >> i did not do it to normalize him or to say i believe...
CNN Newsroom Live : CNNW : June 10, 2018 11:00pm-12:00am PDT
without feeling they have gotten a number of things in the united states. the number one priority for them is not economic incentive, frankly, it's security guarantees. they need to know that their government will be safe, that they will not be the libyael that president trump's national security adviser john bolton compared north korea to, a country that gave up its nuclear weapons and was overthrown by u.s.-backed forces just several years later. north korea wants kim jong-un to remain firmly in control, and they want to grow their economy. and they also want an toned what they feel is a hostile policy on the part of the united states. so we know that there have been teams here in singapore having these 11th hour meetings, trying to see if the u.s. and north korea can get themselves closer to what denuclearization is going to look like, how long it's going to take. from what we're hearing, they're still very far apart on that issue. so while they want things to go well, i think both sides are going to go into this holding their ground. and that's where president trump's negotiating
without feeling they have gotten a number of things in the united states. the number one priority for them is not economic incentive, frankly, it's security guarantees. they need to know that their government will be safe, that they will not be the libyael that president trump's national security adviser john bolton compared north korea to, a country that gave up its nuclear weapons and was overthrown by u.s.-backed forces just several years later. north korea wants kim jong-un to remain...
Good Morning America : KGO : June 7, 2018 7:00am-9:00am PDT
news that the team and owner john henry have always viewed fan safety as a fundamental priority but they can't comment any further while this case is in trial. meanwhile, just a few months ago, all 30 mlb teams extended the netting at ballparks because they were seeing more and more of these injuries. >> it only makes sense to extend it. on the back of the ticket if something happens there's nothing you can do about it. >> it mentions batted balls on the back of the ticket. thank you so much, gio. >> thanks, gio. >>> now to the nba finals and that big win for the golden state warriors overnight. they're just one win away from taking it all. abc's t.j. holmes is in cleveland and, t.j., a disappointing night for the cavs and for my two teammates. is a three-game lead impossible to overcome? >> reporter: how should i put this, robach. their motto here for the playoffs in cleveland is whatever it takes. they have it plastered all over the arena and they tweet with whatever it takes but it will take a miracle. even on a night when steph curry couldn't make a shot, another warrior superst
news that the team and owner john henry have always viewed fan safety as a fundamental priority but they can't comment any further while this case is in trial. meanwhile, just a few months ago, all 30 mlb teams extended the netting at ballparks because they were seeing more and more of these injuries. >> it only makes sense to extend it. on the back of the ticket if something happens there's nothing you can do about it. >> it mentions batted balls on the back of the ticket. thank...
girl and i broke up because she didn't understand that my grandmother takes first priority in my life. i need to get home early because grandma's needs trump my needs. >> this is our opportunity to say, hey, this is the biggest public health crisis. i'm not going to stand around. >> reporter: now, millennials are demanding change. you think that young people think this is an issue for them? >> yeah. i think young people think this is an intergenerational social issue. >> reporter: he started a nonprofit against the youth movement against alzheimer's. now, he is pushing legislators here in california to fund a care-giving core. it would train high school and college grads to work as full-time care givers to people with alzheimer's. >> like teach for america, do you envision care for america in that model? >> yeah. the student is able to get tremendous life perspective and is able to work with the aging population. the family caregiver is given a break and reduced stress. >> reporter: exhausted caregivers like michael say it would be a life-changer. >> it would be like winning the lotte
girl and i broke up because she didn't understand that my grandmother takes first priority in my life. i need to get home early because grandma's needs trump my needs. >> this is our opportunity to say, hey, this is the biggest public health crisis. i'm not going to stand around. >> reporter: now, millennials are demanding change. you think that young people think this is an issue for them? >> yeah. i think young people think this is an intergenerational social issue....
Fareed Zakaria GPS : CNNW : June 17, 2018 7:00am-8:00am PDT
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Squawk on the Street : CNBC : June 6, 2018 9:00am-11:00am EDT
complaints about the way they've gone after trade policy is we don't know whether the priority is to reduce the trade deficit, to change their industrial policy, to increase market access so they can buy $70 billion more in goods, but is that what we wanted is that the answer >> i'm not saying i would have gone down this path but do i think we'll see a trade war that's going to erase 9% from noobal trade i don't think we will. the biggest issues are things like intellectual property rights that's not what the headline or discussion is which doesn't make a lot of sense to me do we see this horrible tail event? probably not >> thomas, how do you expect it to play out in the markets, and what do you make of the strength we're seeing in the nasdaq, technology stocks, small and micro caps with some of the other major groups lagging >> first, i agree with jonathan. there's a self-correcting mechanism in capitalism itself trump can throw out these initial proposals but sees how the market reacts and he can adjust when you look at the overall market, we have pockets of strength what's happen
complaints about the way they've gone after trade policy is we don't know whether the priority is to reduce the trade deficit, to change their industrial policy, to increase market access so they can buy $70 billion more in goods, but is that what we wanted is that the answer >> i'm not saying i would have gone down this path but do i think we'll see a trade war that's going to erase 9% from noobal trade i don't think we will. the biggest issues are things like intellectual property...
MSNBC Live With Katy Tur : MSNBCW : June 13, 2018 11:00am-11:59am PDT
all of the president's priorities. this is about, two appear -- i can't get in the president's mind -- two appear this is about the prent not appreciating a member of congress of his own party dumping all over him consistently. and that's a fair thing to not appreciate. but to say that this is somebody who has been standing in the way of his agenda is n true. and we'll see that if another -- likely another republican will come up here and vote almost identical to how sanford voted. >> sanford voted in line with the president 73% of the time. he supported the house health care bill in may 2017. he supported the tax bill in december 2017. has an a-ratingm the nra. this tweet went out, "mark sanford losing in south carolina is pretty much proof positive that the gop is not really a conserve party that cares aboud government. it is now fully a cult of personality." >> that dove tails with the quote i gave about mark sanford himself making that observation. he is, if anything, traditional conservative who's been concerned about limited government and cutting back spending. i read that he
all of the president's priorities. this is about, two appear -- i can't get in the president's mind -- two appear this is about the prent not appreciating a member of congress of his own party dumping all over him consistently. and that's a fair thing to not appreciate. but to say that this is somebody who has been standing in the way of his agenda is n true. and we'll see that if another -- likely another republican will come up here and vote almost identical to how sanford voted. >>...
they've seen three major decisions go against democratic priorities. so the democratic base is very awake and very alive to the power and the authority of the supreme court in a time that mitch mcconnell will now be once again shepherding a republican-nominated justice through confirmation hearings. gorsuch got three democratic votes when he was up here. it's tough to see in this environment in a mid-term year whether another supreme court nominee could do the same. this is going to be a battle. summer is canceled at the united states senate. >> danny cevallos, bring you in here in new york. do we have a sense, the names, the types of folks, the potential candidacy who the trump administration would look to for this? because it seems like the nature of these appointments and these nominations to the supreme court, there is this universal awareness, if you make a pick, it could last for 30 or 40 years. age is in the mix. ideology is in the mix. there's paper trails that are in the mix here. with that in mind do we have a sense where the trump administration might already be looking?
they've seen three major decisions go against democratic priorities. so the democratic base is very awake and very alive to the power and the authority of the supreme court in a time that mitch mcconnell will now be once again shepherding a republican-nominated justice through confirmation hearings. gorsuch got three democratic votes when he was up here. it's tough to see in this environment in a mid-term year whether another supreme court nominee could do the same. this is going to be a...
U.S. House of Representatives U.S. House of Representatives : CSPAN : June 27, 2018 11:59am-2:00pm EDT
the defense of this nation our priority, and brings them to the floor of this house for our consideration. i look forward to considering each amendment and completing the defense appropriations process in this house. the work we are ding here is vital. it is only part of the job, mr. speaker. we've got to pass the appropriations bill through this body and then we have got to make sure that our colleagues on the other side of this building, our colleagues in the senate, do the same. we can't hold funding for our military hostage to other priorities, even for additional domestic spending. we must provide reliable funding at necessary levels for the men and women in uniform who are put thearg lives on the line for all of us. therefore, mr. speaker, i urge support for the rule that will allow consideration of additional amendments to h.r. 6157. i urge passage of the underlying bill and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentlewoman from california is recognized. mrs. torres: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the gentlewoman for
the defense of this nation our priority, and brings them to the floor of this house for our consideration. i look forward to considering each amendment and completing the defense appropriations process in this house. the work we are ding here is vital. it is only part of the job, mr. speaker. we've got to pass the appropriations bill through this body and then we have got to make sure that our colleagues on the other side of this building, our colleagues in the senate, do the same. we can't...
Breakfast : BBCNEWS : June 22, 2018 6:00am-8:31am BST
is. they insist there is a plan, and that has to be a priority, reuniting these kids, and i think what a lot of people are failing to see is the fa ct of people are failing to see is the fact that the reason these people have been arrested for illegally entering the us is because they turned up at a border, said they wa nted turned up at a border, said they wanted to seek asylum, which is their right under federal and international law, and they were told not to date, over and over. didn't they say also that families who have been divided, they are not going to retrospectively look back at those and try and fix that? well, they have to somehow get them back together. they can't indefinitely separate parents from their children. so i think they do have... they say they have a plan, but nobody has said what that is. i think they intend to reunite the children, but... how effective do you think melania trump's involvement in this has been? well, it is interesting the story came out about this coat, but who knows what the message was. so this was a coach you wore , the message was. so
is. they insist there is a plan, and that has to be a priority, reuniting these kids, and i think what a lot of people are failing to see is the fa ct of people are failing to see is the fact that the reason these people have been arrested for illegally entering the us is because they turned up at a border, said they wa nted turned up at a border, said they wanted to seek asylum, which is their right under federal and international law, and they were told not to date, over and over. didn't...
60 Minutes : KPIX : June 3, 2018 7:00pm-8:00pm PDT
priority. if we can fly instead of drive and that offers them a greater degree of safety, then it's the prudent and the right thing to do. >> logan: in military terms, that's called surrendering the terrain. >> nicholson: i disagree. i think it's answering our moral imperative to protect the lives of our soldiers and civilians. so that's what we do. >> logan: but this isn't some remote outpost. it's the capital. when the u.s. first came here, the population was 500,000. now it's more than five million. refugees, people desperate for work, and terrorists have flooded kabul. general nicholson showed us how vulnerable the city has become. >> nicholson: a suicide bomber is going to go in here, he's going to kill himself. he doesn't care about his future. vastly easier than what the afghan security forces have to do. >> logan: because he doesn't have to have an exit strategy. >> nicholson: exactly. >> logan: how easy is it to infiltrate the city, especially one this big? >> nicholson: yeah, right now, it's easier than we would like. >> logan: general nicholson took command in 2016, short
priority. if we can fly instead of drive and that offers them a greater degree of safety, then it's the prudent and the right thing to do. >> logan: in military terms, that's called surrendering the terrain. >> nicholson: i disagree. i think it's answering our moral imperative to protect the lives of our soldiers and civilians. so that's what we do. >> logan: but this isn't some remote outpost. it's the capital. when the u.s. first came here, the population was 500,000. now...
MSNBC Live With Katy Tur : MSNBCW : June 6, 2018 11:00am-11:58am PDT
really a low-priority issue for president. atte c justice paid some reform but he has many o things g on right now. north korea. trade. week for the g summit.ter this so in the spectrum there it is not getting the same kind of attention. >> let me change gears for a second and just talk about truth at the white house. yesterday sarah huckabee sanders found herself having to defend her own credibility pretty fiercely to reporters. let's play that moment. >> the president, whether it's on his twitter account or otherwise, keeps saying thing that are not borne out by the facts. why, if things that you keep saying from the podium turn out to not be true, and things the president keeps saying in a number of venues keeps turning out not to be true, why should we be able to trust that the information we're getting from this administration is accurate? and more importantly, why should americans be able to trust that what they hear from this white house is always the truth? >> i work every single day to give you accurate and up-to-date information. i'm going to continue to do that. frankly, i
really a low-priority issue for president. atte c justice paid some reform but he has many o things g on right now. north korea. trade. week for the g summit.ter this so in the spectrum there it is not getting the same kind of attention. >> let me change gears for a second and just talk about truth at the white house. yesterday sarah huckabee sanders found herself having to defend her own credibility pretty fiercely to reporters. let's play that moment. >> the president, whether...
first lady. she speaks a lot about protecting our children. it's an important priority for her. she tells them to be best. and this woman did not want to move her young son to the white house in the middle of the school year fearing it would be too disruptive. now her husband, the president of the united states, is disrupting the lives of thousands of kids locking them in these detention centers. i'll be speaking to melania trump's current immigration attorney next. >>> and what about ivanka trump? as the president's daughter an official adviser, she has his ear on family issues. i ask the question where is she in this crisis? i beg for her help. publicly, she's been silent. she posted this week a photo she took a few weeks ago during the -- when the immigration debate was heating up. it shows her hugging and caring for her own child. it's a beautiful photo. the love between a mother and a child, there's nothing more sacred. but she has shown nothing. she has said nothing since her father took away this opportunity from so many mothers. on father's day, i saw ivanka's post with her
first lady. she speaks a lot about protecting our children. it's an important priority for her. she tells them to be best. and this woman did not want to move her young son to the white house in the middle of the school year fearing it would be too disruptive. now her husband, the president of the united states, is disrupting the lives of thousands of kids locking them in these detention centers. i'll be speaking to melania trump's current immigration attorney next. >>> and what about...
MTP Daily : MSNBCW : June 1, 2018 2:00pm-3:00pm PDT
as popular heros and to mask self serving priorities. it never downawned on me we cou face such a development in the united states. here's the thing, i think if we had a different type of president in office, one of the things that he may have done over the past year and a half would set off real alarm bells of but he is doing these things, pushing these boundaries every day, sometimes multiple times a day. when you consider that, do you think that, i don't know, john, maybe eric holder is not sounding the alarm enough, maybe he is down laying it while john brennan is the one who is maybe looking at it more clearly? >> i think brennan has the right analysis here. you know, patrick manhattan unanimous, the late senator had a phrase, he called it defining deviancy down. when deviant behavior becomes normal. and then suddenly it loses its kmats to shock. and that's when a society gets in trouble. -- its capacity to shock. that's and that's when a society gets in trouble. it's true that the system hasn't blown up, there is fair amount of resistance. i don't think it's true that it is
as popular heros and to mask self serving priorities. it never downawned on me we cou face such a development in the united states. here's the thing, i think if we had a different type of president in office, one of the things that he may have done over the past year and a half would set off real alarm bells of but he is doing these things, pushing these boundaries every day, sometimes multiple times a day. when you consider that, do you think that, i don't know, john, maybe eric holder is not...


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