dep. roberto castillo: you can see how if you're unfamiliar with an area, in general, how difficult it would be to navigate through any of this, even at night, you know. sharyl: along the banks of the rio grande, webb county sheriff's deputy roberto castillo shows us countless pathways routinely used for criminal traffic. is this a path? dep. castillo: it is what it is. it is a trail. sharyl: what are the feelings here on the border about whether there should be an open border or there should be strict border enforcement? sheriff martin cuellar: it should be strict. sharyl: the local sheriff, martin cuellar, says there's a tough border enforcement. sheriff cuellar: mexico have cartels, cartels that are operating just across the border, and when they're having trouble, and they're fighting either other cartels or the mexican government, you know, the military, the marines, and when they have problems, guess will what they do? they come across for safe haven. so, we can't say we want an open

dep. direcotr gordon: three think, what are we trying to accomplish? i know that we like to be on the machinations that we have but there are mechanisms that we can articulate clearly. one of the things the dni can do is be clear about where we must go in order to achieve the future. the second thing is an environment where new capabilities can be added more quickly. the imperatives of having a place where we can insert capabilities quickly, securely, and bring into submission is something that the dni can do. again, it is about proving the foundation for collective efforts which i think we can do. and the third inning, is to really work on the issue of risk -- the third thing is to really work on the issue of risk. it feels like we acquire things ashough they will last forever, so we better make sure we have it right. in my estimation, we have to be right enough. quickly,e moving so that if software and hardware solutions change in six months to a year, it takes a few years to get somethi

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. >> unpress dep movement in terms of federal funneleding to provide for the people of puerto rico and others impacted by the storms. we'll continue to do is and continue to do everything that we can possibly under the federal government to provide assistance. >> after hurricane harvey struck law make areas proved a $15 bill don't relief pack am. the governor is pleading for financial help. >> virginia task force one elite team of first responders from our area returned home after spending several weeks in crib fan and southern us. >> task force members have been gone for weeks some after he inging to hurricane irma and harvey. good morning, mel. >> reporter: good morning, over the last three weeks these firefighters, civil engineers and, doctors have been conducting tactical searches an rescuing people who have been cut off from all resources in the worst of conditions. their final mission, homecoming. to the sound of cheers as the team bus pulled in to home base chantilly, virginia. homemade seen on and big hugs added to the celebration. team of 80 experts and four k-9s deployed to a

mismos, entonces fueron dos meses de irme a dormir sabiendo que me estaban comiendo viva manuel ramirez/dep. salud ambiental de berkeley "el tema de los roedores es un reto constante" asi lo dijo, el encargado de salud ambiental de la ciudad....agrego que las lluvias han contribuido a agudizar el problema recientemente y que otros factores como el exceso de vegetacion o dejar comida para las mascotas afuera, hace mas dificil combatirlos pues les da un lugar para vivir.... patricia rosello( con tilde en la ultima o)/trabaja en berkeley 00:40 por supuesto yo tengo una nina pequena no me gustaria que esto pasase en mi casa, creo que es un tema grave 00:45 patricia por su parte espera ver medidas mas drasticas por parte de la ciudad. 00:53 por ejemplo la recogida de basura tendria que hacerse diario y sobre todo en verano y veo que no hay por ejempo recogida de basura diarias son muchos dias y ha habido mucho calor y no creo que eso es muy salubre 1:07 8:08 ahora si usted tiene este problema en su vecindario reportelo a la ciudad, porque ignorarlo solo lo hara peor...desde berkeley pilar nino 8

enrique garcia/dep. de policia de san jose 00:39 cuando llegaron los oficiales encontraron a un hombre de unos 30 pico anos de edad que estaba herido y fallecio en el hospital 0:50 pilar nino 8:30 vecinos que no quisieron aparecer en camara nos dijeron que el senor vivia aqui al lado de donde ocurrio la tragedia y era originario de honduras anonimo/conocia a la victima 13:24 me duele mucho porque tengo muchos anos que lo conocia 13:28 este amigo nos conto que la vctima trabajaba como pintor y que no puede pensar en otra razon sino que su asesinato fue fruto de un error. 12:36 se nos fue un gran amigo, una gran persona, no se metia con nadie, trabajador. matilde rios 00:16 es gente inocente que no debe nada y lo que andan haciendo cosas no les importa 0:;22 la policia no confirmo que esto se trate de pandillas pero vecinos dicen que tienen ese problema en la zona y que este no es el primer incidente 1:14 acuchillaron a uno hace bien poquito como 3 semanas al hermano de esta mujer lo balearon anonima/su hermano fue baleado 3:06 estaba fumando cigarro afuera y empezaron a tirar balazos, 3

let's look outside, 42 no problems coming up from dep ford or turnersville that's northbound traffic no delay. we're looking for patchy fog in spots. it's looking just fine in new jersey. we have construction in cherry hill on route 70 haddonfield road and 295. one lane is blocked that will be for another hour or so. looking outside live on the schuylkill expressway, 202 the overnight construction in the process of clearing. traffic all right, eastbound traffic heading toward center city. looking good there. we have a multi-vehicle accident three vehicles involved with the accident injuries on the scene. john fries highway between old plains road stick to progress drive. ridge road at county line root west rock hill township a vehicle ran into a pole. police are on hand they are directing traffic at the scene. a couple of early morning problems today, matt. >> time for the first look at business, a mea culpa and big payout from wells fargo. they entered into a $442 million class action settlement. if you believe the bank opened an account in your name without your permission you coul

roberto gonzalez/dep. de policia de san mateo 0:27 la nina estaba caminando para la escuela, y vive por ahi 0:34 la menor de 14 anos se dirigia a la preparatoria san mateo cuando presuntamente un hombre toco la bocina de su carro, y se bajo, intentando agarrarla 1:29 el la agarro a ella por los hombros y ella se escapo 00:58 lo empujo, lo pateo y se corrio, y fue a casa 19:44 yo me espante porque tengo una nina aqui en esta escuela 19;49 pilar nino 13:24 una vez se hizo la denuncia el dia de ayer las autoridades descubrieron que hace diez dias se hizo el reporte de un incidente similar 13:32 fue en la misma zona el 18 de septiembre, e nvolucro a una jovencita de 16 anos, que describio un sospechoso con caracteristicas parecidas.... 2:27 la persona de edad de 50 a 60 anos por ahi y es un senor de medioriente asi mismo se describio una camioneta de color blanco, como el vehiculo sospechoso en ambos casos. patricia mendez/vive en el area 26:47 esta muy delicado pero se me hace una zona muy muy tranquila si es

we're live in new jersey coming in from dep -- deptford or turnersville. no problems there. commuter traffic report somebody from our 6abc team mentioning an object on the road atlantic city expressway westbound near ham old ton. 42 looking good. first day of fall, 63 in bethlehem. 65 this morning in coatsville. 66 in million veteran. in malvern. 71 in center city. average high, 76. 71 in the center city. 68 in dover. today warming up and more starting tomorrow. >> facebook is acknowledging it may have had a larger influence on the presidential election even though it was unintentional. they turned over thousands of ads to congress that could be liked to russia -- linked to russia's effort to interfere in the election. facebook will disclose who is paying for the ads. >>> investigator say a woman walked into a shop yesterday this morning and shouted stay we from cuba and came back hours later with a machete and swung it at authorities and photographers, she managed to illude authorities both times. >>> neighbors are calling the bloody hor gorey and it's disgusting and wait o

here in a mexican prison i know what i want to do a year in a mexican prison you know here all the dep ins is their pictures taken their fingerprints are taken from back over the fence. four days later they're back again live in this. see this they. pushed the fence down. they just step right through. there's a lot of spots where there's not even last or they cut it. down here at the bottom . is a big wash this area right here on the other side where these big trees are that's what's called a lay up area so they'll come up and they'll sit there in the bushes and wave in mexico until the guy sitting up on that mountain tells them it's ok then they come across. we've heard from in the past four or five administrations going to france for the you know war when the defense they okayed building the wall back in two thousand and one but they never gave the money for. stillness and politicians. who just tell you what you want to hear. we have to go back a hundred years we have to go backwards by that i mean one hundred years ago they had al posts along the border and they had guys in the outp

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the dep officers three days off with paid lead. any additional time there is considered vacation days. the ten officers all natives of puerto rico. good luck. michelle: great work they are doing. the need in puerto rico is almost unprecedented for american citizens. infrastructure smashed. millions still without power because of scenes like this. transformer knocked over on a house. now the stafford deli owner is joining the effort to help those in need. cheryl conner shows us how. cheryl: cases of water are stacked up. there is food. messages written on cans. the deli in stafford trying to link up with puerto rico. >> we are in a crisis situation in puerto rico. cheryl: martha and her husband own the puerto rican restaurant. so far they have had limited access to their family. >> there are my cousins. they lost the move as well. cheryl: most of the island is without power. deli customer answered quick calls from he sister. >> they really need it, especially after the conversation i had with my mother this morning. she told me that

aclu is dep withing that drop warrants that allow for personal pages for protesters accused of planning several dem straings and three activists at center of case and warrants give government access to private messages friendless status updates and little more. >> our client are not charged with anything we're being targeted for reasons under seal. and because the government says at least public portion of warrant it's investigating demonstrations that took place on january 20. it's incredibly chilling to political speech and association. and when anti-administration disport dense are investigated by the very administration they're protesting. >> those emotions found on d.c. superior court yesterday. court notified users of information being targeted and doj says she don't comment on pending case sfwlz fetal five life after the whitehouse for officials in trump administration. tom price if you watch pay attention. we'll talk with somebody about how people like sean spicer reinvent themselves, success strategist carlotta joining us next. >> reinventing itself. something madonna made a ca

what happened at the court the other day with the young lady with the urine instance dep. when you allow her to walk out of a courtroom because it's a misdemeanor and she's charged with aim simple assault that's the message you're sending that it's open season for the operators. they're going to have to get stiffer penalties to address this issue. if p not, sooner or later one of these operators is going to lose their life. that bus driver was taken to providence hospital to make sure that he didn't contract any illness from the man's saliva. assaults on their operators are actually charged as felonies. today we caught up with mayor bowser as well as general manager paul wiedefeld. here's what they said in regards to those stiffer penaltyies. we think that it's important that an enhanced penalty is available foray salts on transit providers . more than that i think, and i introduced on the council a couple years ago, with our safer stronger package, i think there should be enhanced penalties for any crimes on metro against the transit operator or passengers. i think they n

she says deps have to come up with plans for what they want to do if they are able to retain this governor 's mansion, not just the fact that they are the anti trump party. you'll think that that sondz familiar because there's a lot of what people have been saying about democrats on the national level as well. now, for ed gillespie there's a question here, does he embrace donald trump in does he embrace the trump presidency or does he try to distance himself with it that's something they're going to be looking at as they head into the final weeks of this many contact in pennsylvania. we took sometime today and we talked to some people who told us they are going to this gubinatorial race. this is what they said about what they think president trump's effect on this race is going to be. >> i think they're going to decide it with trump on trump's issues. i'm trying to stay away from it, honestly. >> why do you try to stay away from it. >> it's such a negative impact. today since he's got into office thrnld is going to have a big effect on this one here. in there is some history at work on thi

it eps had us out on the dep the chart. >> always an interesting dynamic when siblings play sports together. how does it work with four brothers on the same field at the same time? >> i think they feed off each other. you know, they always have since they were young. it it is almost like they know where each other is at all times on the field. they work well with each other. >> my brothers help me on the field. so when i do something bad, or not knowing what to do, they are going to do it this way, you have to do this. >> try to be role models. and they look up to us. so we want to become better players, you know what i'm saying. >> that built-in sports system is priceless. but with it comes the inevitable sping of sibling rivalry. so it is not -- smidge of sibling rivalry. and not so much brother against brother as it is twins against twins. >> they compete with us. it is always a competition with us. >> they will let them know. they will definitely give them feedback. >> and i always tell the boys feedback is a gift and take it and learn and try to improve, but they respect their older br

the responsibility protect every student's right to learn in a safe environment and prevent unjust dep privilege racing of that right. it this responsibility i take seriously, and it is a responsibility that the department of education's office for civil rights takes seriously. we will continue to enforce it and vigorously address all instances where people fall short. sadly, too many fall short between it comes to their responsibility anywhere title ix to product students from sexual misconduct,s which are perpetrate across the nation. the individual impacts of sexual misconduct are lasting, profound, and lamentable. and tee mores around the topic run high for good reason. we need look no further than just outside these walls to see evidence of this. yet i hope every person, even though who feel they disagree, will lend an ear to what i outlined today. i'm glad we live in a country where an open debate of ideas is welcomed and encouraged. debate, of course, comes with responsibilities. violence is never the answer when viewpoints diverge. i appreciate that you have the opportunity to

like i said, we're ' ing push back from deps and republicans aligning. let's start with the the democrats, though. let's start with senators der bin and senator shoe whether you're chem or republican p you're representing are people you don't want this billion. we talking about the people. trair press conference was simply about state, national , washington, federal, socialism, states rights. they didn't talk about people. you you know why in because this hurts people and they know it. we don't want people discriminated against because they have a member of their family who was born with a birth defect or because someone has survived cancer care or someone has diabetes in their family. they walk away from it in this billion. >> senator rand paul he has been a vocal no in opposition to this , a republican. senator susan collins from maine, she is predicted to be a likely no but we don't have that con pirmd with 100 percent certainty. senator ma cow ski who was a no in the last billion she said she is waiting to '. let's bring it home, some and democrats s

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dep. direcotr gordon: three things. clarity of mission. what are we trying to accomplish? i know that we like to be on the machinations that we have but there are mechanisms that we can articulate clearly. one of the things the dni can do is to add and ensure that we are clear about where we must go in order to achieve the future. the second thing is an environment where new capabilities can be added more quickly. i am not going to talk much about eyesight, but the imperatives of having a place where we can insert capabilities quickly, securely, and bring into submission is something that the dni can do. again, it is about providing the foundation for collective efforts that i think we can do. and the third thing is to really work on the issue of risk. still feels like we acquire things as though they will last forever, so we better make sure we have it right. in my estimation, we have to be right enough. because things are moving so quickly, that if software and hardware solutions change in six months to a year and it takes a few years to get something together, we simply

here is deputy district attorney michael gilman.michael gilman/dep. dist. attorney "....the people are very concerned about this case because she she was in a position of trust and that by having relations with these two boys she violated that trust..."caparra is charged with 14 felonies, one for allegedly accessing probation department records to find out when one of the boys was due to be drug tested. the d.a. asked for bail to be set at a million dollars but the judge decided to set it at $655,000. the court also demanded that caparra forfeit her passport because she is considered a flight risk. in san jose rob fladeboe mron 4 news (pam) today we learned a rohnert park mom charged in a crash that killed her two daughters.... had drugs in her system at the time. alejandra hernandez- ruiz .... tested positive for methamphetamine and marijuana... but not at levels considered to be impairing. she is now out of jail, after a judge approved her release to undergo treatment for cancer. hernandez- ruiz has 4 news fladeboe mron 4 news (pam) today we learned a roh

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here is deputy district attorney michael gilman.michael gilman/dep. dist. attorney "....the people are very concerned about this case because she she was in a position of trust and that by having relations with these two boys she violated that trust..."caparra is charged with 14 felonies, one for allegedly accessing probation department records to find out when one of the boys was due to be drug tested. the d.a. asked for bail to be set at a million dollars but the judge decided to set it at $655,000. the court also demanded that caparra forfeit her passport because she is considered a flight risk. in san jose rob fladeboe mron 4 news (steve)(steve) (steve) police arrested a 15- year-old boy accused of attacking a woman on a san rafael jogging path back in june. this is a sketch that police originally released after the incident. it happeend in pickleweed park and near a target store. police say a 46-year-old woman was grabbed at least three times.... she fought back and was able to escape. the teen arrested lives in the neighborhood of the incident. he was

jonathan: for analysis we are joined today by contributor sebastian gorka, former dep they analysis tant to president trump and recently left -- assistant to president trump and recently left the white house. what did you think when you heard the president's speech at the u.n.? >> i was happy. this is the trump we know of old, of the campaign trail. he went in the belly of the beast and spoke truth to power. whether it's the iran deal being an embarrassment, whether it's north korea having to be dealt with extreme force if necessary or the disaster that socialism and communism caused in venezuela. so quite a speech. >> i think a lot of people weren't aware that the united states contribution in the u.n. is in the neighborhood of 22-26% of the budget for the u.n. comes from the u.s. what should the role be for the u.n. toward the u.s. and the u.s. toward the u.n.? >> i think it should stop being the u.n. with certain members such as saudi arabia or certain members such as north korea lambasting us or our allies for human rights. it's quite outrageous that nations are despotic regimes woul

we are here depped maaing that donald trump be re moved from office and seconde commanding that any politician or person in positions of power who perpetuate anti black policies be removed from office when all is said and done the group will have walked a total of 100 miles. up next at 10:30 a local police officer forced into the role of midwife. worries with about war weighing heavy on wall street. a big sell off as tensions rise with north korea after it tests a a thing causing anxiety while we're still feeling the rath of hurricane harvey. gas prices yum ping more than a quarter just in the past week. the average price for unleaded 2.65 a gal. lego is piecing together a new business plan to build its business up. digital competition is forcing it to eliminate some products and cut 8 percent of its workforce. the company says it now plans to develop products that combine physical building and digital experiences. if you're looking to put down some roots you might want to take a look in kansas because you a new study from wallet hubbies naming over land park the best place to race a family. t

some feathers in his own party last week when he reached across the aisle to get a deal done with the deps for hurricane relieve leaf and to race the debt sealing. he hosted the lawmaker s for a dinner at his house. working with democrats will upset his republican base. democrats are never going to embrace donald trump with open arms unless he goes through some kind of id formation. president trump still has a lot on his plate. he wants to tackle tax reform and an infrastructure billion. political experts believe he will need some democrats to support the initiatives or he will see more defeats like the healthcare reform. some steuns at d.c. public schoolses staged a walk out. they took the metro and then walked over to the trump hotel much they were pro testing in defense of the recently canceled daca program on the behalf of effected immigrants. the president's travel ban can continue in its current form. they blocked a court order that would have eas ed the refer gee ban and allowed tens of thousands of people to enter the country in the next month. the court is scheduled to hear six mo

dep. director drisko: we, we do really cool work, so please stick with us. we know that the security clearance is part of the process and we are doing what we can on both ends to shorten that time. what i would tell them is, i talked about it before, we are looking for really inquisitive people, really smart, that goes without saying, but really inquisitive. that comg inund and asking lots of questions and challenging people to explain what they are doing and why and there are it better ways to do it. and just be patient. we have an obligatn and expectations -- admiral rodgers talked about what we expect from people, but, yes, just come in and be prepad to do really cool work. i try to assure that to them all e time. david ignatius: with that invitation, we bring the panel to an end. this is a rare opportunity to have such high-level talent running such important agencies. please join me in thanking them for being with us. [applaus [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is re

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think it does show the president he could have used much better language when he was could not will depping what happened. obviously, he condemned white sprelcy and nazis. did he that but it was one of only three statements and the other two got him in trouble. ultimately, this is something that's good. i think it is great that congress is going on record. the congress will scene ign it hopefully we can move forward. we should not be defined by the extremes. the extreme left and the extreme right. i don't think white supremacists are accepted in the republican party of the. >> don't you think donald trump hurt that cause when he started saying there were good people at a white supremacist rally? we've shown this show the posters which had the nazi insignificant 93 he on there. >> oh, yeah. anybody who showed up at that rally to tear down the robert e. lee statue and saw nazi flags and people talking in very extremist language probably should have left. so i don't think that was the right language for the president to use. but ultimately, i think that many overreached. they've accused the pr

the national security adviser, the deputy white house chief of staff, the director of the fbi, the dep if i national security adviser, their first white house communications director, mike dubke there. the vipt's chief of staff, that's pit dock. the chief of staff the noteworthy security council, the white house press secretary, sean spicer. the assistant white house press secretary of state, the white house chief of staff, another white house communications director, mr. scaramucci. the senior director for intelligence at the national centre court counsel, the white house chief strategist, steve bannon, also the special adviser to the president on regulatory reform, high professional deputy assistant to the president who nobody really knew what he did, remember sebastian gorka? nobody knew what he did. but he was deputy assistant to the president. we also lost the vice president's press secretary and now today the secretary of health and human services. everything okay, you guys? sorry we couldn't keep all your heads the same size. i mean, i realize, barack obama, new president, losin

one of his dep and a spokesperson who works closely with jared kushner. there's nothing to be infeared for someone being asked for this kind of interview. this does give us clues into the kind of stuff mueller is looking at. there's some interest in reviewing the handling of firing of jim comey. and any potential obstruction issues relating to that cover story hatched for donald trump junior about his meetings with russians at trump tower. i want to bring in joyce vance. joyce, you heard me do my disclaimers and that's to be fair. the inclusion of the white house counsel and deputy is fascinating because he has potential for lawyer-client privilege and executive privilege but bob mueller thinks there's something to talk about. >> courts have ruled the white house counsel doesn't have an attorney-clint relationship with the president or other white house staffers. i think bob mueller is on firm ground here. he'll have the opportunity whether it has to be litigated first or not to interview the white house counsel and his deputy. both of whom are identified

>> well if you ask a liberal dep o contract i'd guess you'd have to say no. i mean this is where the confusion comes from an why so many people are tired of gender- identity politics because it failed and if you look at barely 50% of democrat primary voters supported hillary clinton in the democrat primary but leave it up to anyone on the left to insult 41% of the female s just because they voted for a different economic pathway of their future. god forbid can we just get away from this for one second and look at why hillary clinton lost to barack obama and why she lost to donald trump? it had nothing to do with women. >> liz: and do you know a lot of women who voted for trump didn't like his comments that he made. a lot of people didn't did you the other stat too katrina nearly half of men voted for hillary clinton. is that sexism? >> well you know, it depends on who you're asking and what excuse you're looking for and in this case the left likes to point fingers at everybody but themselves when there's a failure involved and this is just another reason. thi

dep. director drisko: we ask the same thing! why is it taking so long? who do we have to call to get this person cleared through? i do not know how to solve that, how much risk are we willing to take, how many checks and balances do we need to have in terms of clearing people. clearances,ssing it is a trust issue, as much as anhing between agencies. it is also differences in the degree of -- i will talk about polygraphs, for ample, which is what we use. everyone has to have a polygph when they come into the dia, but it is a certain kind of polygraph and other agencies have a different kind of polygraph. there are differences in how we veteople. -- h we but if a bat, you have to go you to the start point if go to other agencies and for us it is one area thawe have run into. david ignatius: and the other panelist have a thought about what to do about this -- i do not want to use the word nightmare lightly, but when you talk to people, it sounds le one. what do you think? >> i think part of the answer is continued evaluation. odni pilotged in a to introduce

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if anything that he has cast is net to should dep us all. i want to blaze my remaining remarks on the proposition that three things are more pervasive. political porlarization. much more thoroughly than in most of the post war period. most obviously in the united states. secondly, and accompanying political tribalism that operates often by indicating to people, not just intellectuals but a much wider range of people in society, that they should feel and should voice loyalties to people, positions, policy, and actions, they understand to be on their side of a bind anywhere binary left, right side and something that its more pervasive. some that follows from the tribalism, which is a preference for procedural norms, attitudes towards political procedures or procedural norms that based solely in the individual's mind on whether a given decision, rule -- i -- leads to the outcomes they want on a case-by-case basis. not out of some deeper sense that procedural norms matter as an end in themselves and should be valued independently of the outcomes

we're continuing to do that as tom spoke very in dep-depth abo that process. what it looks like. that's the focus, what we'll continue to do. people first, paperwork second. the president empowered all of his agencies to go forward with that mind-set and what we'll continue to do julie? >> i saw secretary price is here today for an event with the first lady. did the president have a chance to down and talk about this issue? his private jet? a one-on-one conversation with the secretary about that? and when you said the white house ordered a halt on these flights, administration-wide, white house people, every agency? particularly with regard to hhs? >> i don't know they spoke today but they have spoken about this issue previously. i don't believe the president saw the secretary at any point today, though. >> and following up on that, does the president believe or anyone at the white house think that there has been a tone set at the top here that has allowed cabinet members to feel empowered to be able to take private jet flights when they're going on official travels? we now have

we certainly have made recommendations on tax and the tax reform -- i'm not going to comment on the dep october f the draft because i haven't seen it. but the tax reform in its principles, we support it and we are prepared to examine about and make recommendations to boost growth, reyat jobs, restore middle-class income. >> but you lowered your estimate for economic growth to around 2.1%. >> around 2.1. it could be higher. we did. there were very strong market expectations early in the calendar year after the elections that tax reform would take place promptly, that massive investment in infrastructure and that there would be a push. >> none of which has happened yet. >> it has. happened. it has. materialized at all. that's the reason why we lower our growth. >> so you think it would be very difficult for the administration to reach its own goal. >> we think it ooh going to be very difficult, yes. particularly if the reform pace is as slow as it is, yes. and that contrasts with the rest of the world because the rest of the world is -- >> china is 67%. >> we have a 6.8% forecast for chin

we certainly have made recommendations on tax and the tax reform -- i'm not going to comment on the dep october f the draft because i haven't seen it. but the tax reform in its principles, we support it and we are prepared to examine about and make recommendations to boost growth, reyat jobs, restore middle-class income. >> but you lowered your estimate for economic growth to around 2.1%. >> around 2.1. it could be higher. we did. there were very strong market expectations early in the calendar year after the elections that tax reform would take place promptly, that massive investment would be made in infrastructure and that there would be a push. >> none of which has happened yet. >> it has. happened. it has. materialized at all. that's the reason why we lower our growth. >> so you think it would be very difficult for the administration to reach its own goal. >> we think it ooh going to be very difficult, yes. particularly if the reform pace is as slow as it is, yes. and that contrasts with the rest of the world because the rest of the world is -- >> china is 67%. >> we have a 6.8% for

here is deputy district attorney michael gilman.michael gilman/dep. dist. attorney "....the people are very concerned about this case because she she was in a position of trust and that by having relations with these two boys she violated that trust..."caparra is charged with 14 felonies, one for allegedly accessing probation department records to find out when one of the boys was due to be drug tested. the d.a. asked for bail to be set at a million dollars but the judge decided to set it at $655,000. the court also demanded that caparra forfeit her passport because she is considered a flight risk. in san jose rob fladeboe mron 4 news (catherine) (catherine) colleagues of the man killed in this week's 'first' major rock fall at yosemitesay that he was passionate about the outdoors.. we're getting our first look at photos of welsh climber andrew foster... the 32- year-old was killed and his wife seriously injured wednesday - when a huge slab of rock broke off el capitan. friends say the couple had been celebrating their first anniversary...and considered the

we had a 20-day exemption for harvey and i've asked for one and dep has as well. they're doing that for us which is a tremendous help for florida for the next 20 days after that to keep fuel prices down. so hopefully suppliers will be able to bring plenty of fuel into our state. governor has been out there tirelessly working as well. can't thank him enough and the eoc for keeping us posted. people need to be safe. carnival cruise lines reached out to me. we have people out at sea right now. they're doing everything they can to get them to a safe port or paying to fly them home. people who are already here are working on getting them back home who were planning on getting on a cruise as well. we're seeing businesses come together and help. but it is the bad ones that i'll go after with everything i've got. if i'm wrong and chevron is not doing this, call me and tell me or fix it. >> julie: i believe they will believe you and take the threat seriously. thank you very much, pam bondi, great to have you on. >> bill: while that's happening this is happening on capitol

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immigration you've been talking this morning about president trump doubling down on the wall, many of these dep autocrats are for amnesty. how do they come together? how is this going to work? >> the president has made clear including this week that if there's no funding for the wall, no deal with be made. he said it as plainly as possible for all to hear. those are the president's words take it to the bank. secondly bipartisan ship is a means, it is not an end, a goal or an objective here. it is a vehicle by which you get things done particularly when you need 60 votes in the senate for certain matters, so this is what good negotiators and deal makers make, but president trump's ideas prevailed. hillary clinton the democrats ideas failed. nancy pelosi and chuck schumer's ideas failed last year. donald trump's ideas that prevailed he's the president for a reason. he ran on the program and it's that program that will be implemented. if we can get democratic senator s to come on board on tax reform, if we can get them to help get our clog of our nominee s waiting to be confirmed this president pu