scott pruitt is doing a good job at epa implementing the president's agenda. >> he is one of scott pruitt's defenders in washington today. he worked on president trump's tran i transition team and helped pave the way for what is happening at the epa. scott pruitt declined to speak to cnn for this project. your view it? >> it's undoing the regulatory onslaught perpetrated during the obama administration not only on global warming but in other areas. >> the changes in year one have been striking. he embarked on more aggressive deregulation, reversals and environmental rollbacks than any other administrator before him. >> it seemed like he was followin a very calculated strategy that had been well laid out far in advance of his actual confirmation. >> betsy souther didn't land la last year writing a scathing letter about her former boss pr pruitt. >> what the industry playbook is hide your science studies that prove your product is causing health affects. number two, hire bogus experts who will attack anybody who says there is an impact from your products. number three, a discredit to anybody

scott pruitt is doing a good job at epa implementing the president's agenda. >> he is one of scott pruitt's defenders in washington today. he worked on president trump's transition team and helped pave the way for what is happening at the epa. scott pruitt declined to speak to cnn for this project. >> it's undoing the regulatory onslaught perpetrated during the obama administration not only on global warming but in other areas. >> the changes in year one have been striking. he embarked on more aggressive deregulation, reversals and environmental rollbacks than any other administrator before him. >> it seemed like he was following a very calculated strategy that had been well laid out far in advance of his actual confirmation. >> betsy southerland retired last year writing a scathing letter about her former boss pruitt. >> what the industry playbook is hide your science studies that prove your product is causing health affects. number two, hire bogus experts who will attack anybody who says there is an impact from your products. number three, a discredit to anybody who criticizes. number fou

>> i move to approve. >> president scott: a second? properly moved and seconded that we approve the minutes of the regular meeting of april 12, 2018. are there any questions by members of the board? is there any public comment? hearing and seeing no public comment, we are now ready to vote, all those in favor signify by saying aye, anyone opposed, it carries unanimously. we'll go to discussion item two, secretary. >> item two, general public comment on matters in the board's jurisdiction not appearing on today's agenda. >> president scott: are there any matters that members of the public wish to comment on that are not referenced in the materials attributed with the board material. i'm pausing deliberately, because i know visiting with the executive director, that there have, that there have been some concerns regarding the dependent audit. so, if there are those members of the public that want to make comments about that, certainly invited to come forward at this time. and we thought we would do it this way so that people who might wa

. >> president scott: all right. any other comments on these recommendations or design changes. commissioner breslin. >> commissioner breslin: the cost estimator tool, why do you need that? you ask your dentist what is this going to cost, and they tell you. why do you need the cost estimate? add another $0.10 on. >> yes, that would add another $0.10, something rolled out broadly and delta is fully insured book of business. >> it's not really needed -- >> the tool would allow you to check costs before going to the dentist. so, some folks with like to shop perhaps or have an understanding about how much this will cost before i book an appointment, show up, one dentist to another, especially as we continue to encourage them to use the enhanced networks of delta dental. it's a way to empower members and their families to be a little more informed before having the services. >> the way i'm reading this increase cost, this is included as part of the smile away increase. >> so, i think we -- the way it's described here. it's listed separately and then you say it's included as part of t

thank you. >> president scott: all right. any other comments on these recommendations or design changes. commissioner breslin. >> commissioner breslin: the cost estimator tool, why do you need that? you ask your dentist what is this going to cost, and they tell you. why do you need the cost estimate? add another $0.10 on. >> yes, that would add another $0.10, something rolled out broadly and delta is fully insured book of business. >> it's not really needed -- >> the tool would allow you to check costs before going to the dentist. so, some folks with like to shop perhaps or have an understanding about how much this will cost before i book an appointment, show up, one dentist to another, especially as we continue to encourage them to use the enhanced networks of delta dental. it's a way to empower members and their families to be a little more informed before having the services. >> the way i'm reading this increase cost, this is included as part of the smile away increase. >> so, i think we -- the way it's described here. it'

scott, let me go to you. you have been out at the global conference, really interesting conversation, but a conversation of the elite. the fed has to manage for all of america right now. can they do that? by definition, do they manage for the elite, for wall street and the banks, or can they brought in it and really grab a lot of america back into employment and wage growth? scott: i think that this experiment that they have been running in allowing unemployment to drop to levels which are typically thought of as passable to increase -- isl an experiment they think they need to continue. i think that they will be slow in raising rates, allow the economy, as you pointed out, to operate with a real rate of interest, which is negative. which should be similar to. and continue to try to push and implement down and draw more workers into the workforce. scarlet: slow in raising rates. when you hear that and anticipate that and you look at the yield curve, where do you want to be? jeffrey: while the fed has been slo

scott -- taylor had about 5,000 troops. and at some point -- and he didn't have that many scouts either. he really didn't know santa ana was coming until he was almost there. but one of his officers had chosen buena vista as a good battleground because it was kind of boxed in a little bit by the mountains. there were ravines that cut it up, it looked like an area that was defensible. and so they chose that as the battle ground, the place they would fight santa ana. and he crossed this high desert in the late winter and lost about 2,000, 3,000 men crossing it. desertions and then they just died along the way. and they got to buena vista, and they were out of food. he told them they would fight, they would beat the americans, and they would get their food supplies. that was their incentive. so the battle began. now, santa ana was not a good tactician. he could have won that battle probably if he had done what napoleon always said to do, bring the great brunt of forces to bear on fragments of the enemy army. to attackd was try

we advised scott that. if it is giselle, tough be concerned for your safety as well. >> he might be a target? >> yeah. >> it was clear she was fix sated on her old friend, convinced michelle broke up her relationship with scott and, yet, as richey took pains to discover -- >> michelle and scott were nothing more than friends. she had a boyfriend. scott was one of the many friends she had. the only person in this world that seemed to think there was more to it was giselle. >> prosecutor butch ford heard the audio and read the 1500 pages of texts and e-mails scott gave police. >> for the better part of six years, she had an obsession with michelle. her text messages were filled with hatred of michelle and then, towards the last four months or so, they were filled with hatred toward scott, wishing him, wishing his death. they were filled with hate toward the two of them, with blame toward michelle for blaming her relationship and essentially breaking up her family. >> do you think there's truth to that at all?

scott -- taylor had about 5,000 troops. and at some point -- and he didn't have that many scouts either. he really didn't know santa ana was coming until he was almost there. but one of his officers had chosen buena vista as a good battleground because it was kind of boxed in a little bit by the mountains. there were ravines that cut it up, it looked like an area that was defensible. and so they chose that as the battle ground, the place they would fight santa ana. and he crossed this high desert in the late winter and lost about 2,000, 3,000 men crossing it. desertions and then they just died along the way. and they got to buena vista, and they were, they were out of food. he told them they would fight, they would beat the americans, and they would get their food supplies. that was their incentive. so the battle began. now, santa ana was not a good tactician. he could have won that battle probably if he had done what napoleon always said to do; bring the great brunt of forces to bear on fragments of the army. what he did w

our business and tech reporter scott is at that conference. people still have trust issues with facebook. >> reporter: you are right. trust is a big issue, especially if you start dating someone. facebook addressed that issue today at the conference, which is going on behind me. it rolled out a whole bunch of new products and features, including new ways to meet people. the future of social networking is on display at the facebook developer conference. for example, imagine meeting your special someone while wearing these. facebook says it will roll out dating features letting you meet online or eventually in virtual reality. >> rather than photos or reading about someone, you actually can hear them, talk to them, share them your own photo and your own video from your experience. take them through your journey. >> reporter: mark zuckerberg talked about the recent past. >> i want to talk about keeping people fast. >> reporter: admitting facebook did not keep data safe, opening it up to multiple people and groups from the outside. >> we have seen

we're here with chris evans and his brother actor scott evans. give it up for the evans brothers, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] so last time you were on the show, chris, we had planned on scott was going to be here, my brother josh was going to be here. then you had to cancel. >> yes. >> seth: my brother called you out on the show on social media. >> right, and where is he now? >> seth: yeah, exactly. [ laughter ] >> he's not here. >> seth: but next time we'll try to do both sets of brothers but we are going to play the game we were going to play last time, which is how well do you know your brother. all right, so we reached out to you guys and we got answers to trivia questions that you don't know if the other brother will know or not, but we're going to find out if you guys are as close as you claim to be. >> we'll see. >> i have confidence. [ laughter ] >> seth: two years age difference? >> two. >> yeah. >> seth: gotcha. >> two and some change. >> seth: with the mustache, it looks like 50. [ laughter ] >> honestly, it's like my father. >>

scott is now reportedly one of the top three finalists. mayor eric garcetti says he's d several interviews with all three. on monday, he said he would decide soon. >> i want to do it right, not fast. but i expect in probably the next nine or ten days to announce a decision. >> reporter: in december 2016, just after scott was introduced by mayor ed lee at city hall, he gave an exclusive televisn interview to abc 7 news. he told me he had no plans to go back to l.a. and apply for the top job there when then-chief beck retired. >> the mayor, the police commission, have put the confidence that i'm going to come here and give it my all. as long as they will have me here. that is my intent. >> reporter: now there is plenty of uncertainty for chief scott. mayor lee has passed. there will be an election in two weeks for a new mayor. the police union has a new president but the friction is still there. >> the members of the whole have not felt connected with this current chief or the current command staff. >> reporr: the makeup of the police commis

scott pace to keynote our event today. he needs no introduction to those of you who follow space issues. he's the executive secretary of president trump's space council, he is a former director of the aace policy institute, professor at george washington university and has held senior positions at the department of commerce, the white house, and nasa. anyone who has spent time with is pace knows that scott extraordinarily well suited as a creative and future-oriented thinker to help shape and american strategy and has helped shape the u.s. strategy to advance american space capabilities to advance our geopolitical interests. i will turn the microphone over to scott. [laughter] ken.: thank you, on behalf of the chairman of the space council and vice president mike hands, thank you for the opportunity to speak your today about the work of the council, and what we are doing to advance american leadership in civil and national security space centers. the u.s. is the preeminent spacefaring nation in the world. is more reliant o

. >> what about scott pruitt? he's part of your -- >> let me be clear about draining the swamp. rolling back regulation, rolling back special interest, cutting taxes for families. >> respectfully, the essence challenge of scott pruitt. >> that's the reason you see this country standing tall on the world stage. i think it's the reason why we're making the progress that we're making around the wild wider world. >> do you feel fcomfortable wit the behavior of scott pruitt? >> he's done an outstanding job lifting the burden of regulations stifling american business across this country. we believe that much of the economic growth we've seen over the last 15 months has been as much a result of deregulation as it's been that the tax reforms that are just now beginning to have an impact on the economy. we're very grateful for scott pruitt's leadership and i just would tell you that the president and i will continue to stay focused on all the kind of

scott served as an lapd deputy chief prior to swearing in january 2017. and since then speculation has persisted that scott is a short timer, eager to get back to l.a., despite having made comments to the contrary in an exclusive interview with abc 7 the day he was announced as the next chief. >> i'm a man of my word, first and foremost. and the mayor, the police commission have put the confidence that i'm going to >> reporter: if scott ends up leaving, at least one police commissioner will be sorry to see him go. >> he has been an open, receptive and thoughtful chief. and i've on the commission a year now. and i've appreciated working with him. >> reporter: scott has reportedly advanced in the selection process. he is among candidates scheduled to be interviewed. in san francisco, lilian kim, abc news. >>> we are getting our first look tonight at video showing a uc berkeley student escaping an armed robber. the victim fought off her attacker while she tried to get inside a dorm at channing way and college avenue. the man appeared to have a gun in his lef

>> scott: compaction of the snow. >> anthony: scott smith runs the crews keeping these tunnels clear and pipes flowing. >> scott: we're in the process of taking the chainsaw depth off the walls and ceiling to make them into a more usable entry. a lot of work. >> anthony: pretty amazing feat of engineering here. the lowest recorded temperature at the south pole is 177 degrees below zero. >> scott: where roughly at minus 59 right now. >> anthony: minus 59. >> scott: it's fahrenheit. >> anthony: wow, it only feels like minus 20. i can tell you it scorches the lungs and creeps through your heavy outerwear. >> scott: 200 ft below the ground, we've melted a giant enormous lake down there about 2 million gallons. this takes about 20 inches of snow to make an inch of water. pump that fresh water supply up to the station. it gets treated at the power plant. the rest comes back down re-circulated. it's hot, which then melts more ice. >> anthony: right. >> scott: this giant hole in the ground contains our sewage for future removal. water on top, sewer on the bottom. ♪ ♪ stella artois. voila

for best doctors. >> president scott: you've heard the motion. a second? properly moved and seconded we accept the recommendation that we continue to offer the best doctors for 2019 plan year for s.f. h.s.s. members, and that we recommend further that that relationship be defined and contracted for 1.15 per member retiree per month for that plan year. is there any further discussion by members of the board? >> i really have a tough time supporting this, but if -- if you do really explore, which i think we should be doing, why our present vendors, what are they doing for a second opinion, we need to know that. and my, and that's a face-to-face opinion. and dr. follansbee has said before they do. so, why would we need this if they do, and especially if the second opinion is not in that separate group. so, i don't know why we need this, if that's the case. >> president scott: and to add commissioner breslin, i am in absolute concurrence, we were supposed to have done that step before this year, we all know we went through a transition. so, that's what is on t

environmental protection agency administrator scott pruitt is still on the job. critics call it one more chink in the pledge by president trump to drain the washington swamp. after all, isn't this the president who's seen a record number of officials exit already. perhaps pruitt's survival is down to his record where he's rolling back one regulation after another that was designed to protect america's air, water and land and doing it all under a pro business banner. now betsy sutherland wrote some of that regulation over more than three decades at the epa. in her fiery resignation letter last year she condemned, quote, the trials of misovertruths and became one of hundreds to exit the epa. the agency has predictably hit back at her. betsy sutherland joins me now from washington. first, welcome to the program. >> thank you so much for inviting me. i'm really looking forward to this conversation. >> well, it is, we like to call it, an exclusive. we know you have written and you've done a few things in the interim since last year. why do you think first and foremost

scott served as an lapd deputy chief prior to swearing in january 2017. and since then speculation has persistethat scott is a short timer, eager to get back to l.a., despite having made comments to the contrary in an exclusive interview with abc 7 the day he was announced as the next chief. >> i'm a man of my word, first and foremost. and the mayor, the police commission have put the confidence that i'm going to >> reporter: if scott ends up leaving, at least one police commissioner will be sorry to see him go. >> he has been an open, receptive and thoughtful chief. and i've been on the commission a year now. and i've appreciated working with him. >> reporter: scott has reportedly advanced in the selection process. he is among candidates scheduled to be interviewed. in san francisco, lilian kim, abc news. >>> we are getting our first look tonight at video showing a uc berkeley student escaping an armed robber. the victim fought off her attacker while she tried to get inside a dorm at channing way and college avenue. the man appeared to have a gun in his

scott served as an lapd deputy chief prior to swearing in january 2017. and since then speculation has persisted that scott is a short timer, eager to get back to l.a., despite having made comments to the contrary in an exclusive interview with abc 7 the day he was announced as the next chief. >> i'm a man of my word, first and foremost. and the mayor, the police commission have put the confidence that i'm going to >> reporter: if scott ends up leaving, at least one police commissioner will be sorry to see him go. >> he has been an open, receptive and thoughtful chief. and i've been on the commission a year now. and i've appreciated working with him. >> reporter: scott has reportedly advanced in the selection process. he is among candidates scheduled to be interviewed. in san francisco, lilian kim, abc news. >>> we are getting our first look tonight at video showing a uc berkeley student escaping an armed robber. the victim fought off her attacker while she tried to get inside a dorm at channing way and college avenue. the man appeared to have a gun in hi

scott is too refined a gentleman for this crew. he is the one that has lowered the bar on the rhetoric and on the things that are said and the insults and offenses and the charges that are made. and so you know, i don't think he should hold anybody else to a higher standard than you do the president of the united states. with everything else, if you're a trump supporter, you drink kool-aid in the morning, you drink kool-aid in the afternoon, you drink kool-aid at night and live in suspended disbelief. if you are not, you think they're a bunch of lying. >> was that a backhanded compliment of the distinguished gentleman? >> he is a distinguished gentleman. >> i would like to underscore that i absolutely think scott is just too kind and too good for the trump people. i thought it's really important, the fact is we do not actually know. the senate did release this transcript today. i think in an attempt to accomplish a few things. one, to keep the conversation going, to let folks know there were some dubious things that did come out, s

chief scott smithee/gilroy police "...it's embarrassing..."gilroy police chief scott smithee has a new .45 caliber glock side arm because his old one was stolen while he attened a graduation last friday at modesto community college. chief scott smithee/gilroy police "....they had security there and they were checking people for weapons and contraband and i didn't want to take a chance of not getting in with my gun so i returned to my truck and put in in the centerconsole under some stuff, and locked the truck and turned the alarm on and when i came back after the event my truck and my gun and my computers were gone..." modesto police have since arrested 36-year old louis brubeck in connection with the theft. they also recovered the chef's ford f-250 pickup but his gun,badge and laptop are still missing. state law says the chief's gun ought to have been in a lock box inside his locked truck.chef scott smithee/gilroy police "....it's not a serious crime but it nonetheless violates our department policy, my own department policy says that it must

seated two seats away from the president at this meeting was epa administrator scott pruitt. scott pruitt, of course, under fire for spending at the agency, for questions about the cost of security, for questions about why they spent tens of thousands of dollars on a soundproof booth. as the president meets with automakers here, one key question from reporters, do you still support scott pruitt? >> thank you very much. we have at this table the biggest car manufacturers in the world all represented by their top people. we had probably my first meeting was with you and the group and we've made a lot of progress in the last year and a half. we're working on cafe standards, environmental controls, how to build more cars in the united states. we have great capacity for building. we want a lot of the cars to be made in the united states. i think what we'll do very quickly, because we're represented by so much media, we'll just run around the room real quickly and you can introduce yourself in the company. we'll talk a couple minutes and we're going to talk privately. we are again,

tim scott. great achievement. and pat toomey, who really does know the financial world, i can tell you, from experience. right, pat and jeb henserling thank you, jeb you wanted to get near the table rather than over here. that's the prime location until about ten minutes ago, right mia now has the prime location. >> it's all about location. >> it is it's tough jim banks, andy barr, kevin cramer, sean duffy, bill heizinger, david kutzoff patrick mchenry. the greatest name in politics. i don't know why every time i say patrick mchenry who, by the way, does a great job, more important than the name, you have the greatest name in politics. if i had that name, i would have been president ten years sooner. i'm telling you. it's a great name. thanks, patrick. mia love thank you, mia blane lucenmeier keith. where is keith thank you very much. and ann wagner these are people that have worked so hard we've been talking about this so long and so i want to thank all of them i also want to thank vice president pence, who has b

environmental protection agency administrator scott pruitt is still on the job. critics call it one more chink in the pledge by president trump to drain the washington swamp. after all, isn't this the president who's seen a record number of officials exit already. perhaps pruitt's survival is down to his record where he's rolling back one regulation after another that was designed to protect america's air, water and land and doing it all under a pro business banner. now betsy sutherland wrote some of that regulation over more than three decades at the epa. in her fiery resignation letter last yearhe condemned, quote, the trials of misovertruths and became one of hundreds to exit the epa. the agency has predictably hit back at her. betsy sutherland joins me now from washington. first, welcome to the program. >> thank you so much for inviting me. i'm really looking forward to this conversation. >> well, it is, we like to call it, an exclusive. we know you have written and you've done a few things in the interim since last year. why do you think first and foremost s

still long the spreads, scott. it's interesting today that there's a little bit of focus, even though cryptoes are down on the week because of buffett's comments and the korean exchange raid that happened last night. no, it did >> i believe it. >> nonetheless, the former head of messenger at facebook is taking up the cryptocurrency trading arm over at facebook that could be pretty exciting. >> what do these guys do that were short facebook in the $149, $150 - >> smart guys, too >> there were plenty of voices on this desk as i was asking all of you, at $149 and change, real really, you think it's going lower? i didn't have a ton of people ready to jump forward and say i'll buy it. >> i would have guessed lower. i wouldn't have guessed new high two weeks later. >> the sentiment had gotten so, so negative. and this is representative, if nothing else, of the way that the overall market narrative has changed. >> look at any company that has dealt with some type of controversy or a scandal, whether it be facebook, equifa

i'm scott wapner post 9 today, our top trade this hour is sell-off mode. why stocks keep dropping and the biggest question now facing investors has the bull market topped out with us for the hour, jim lienenthaw and josh brown the dow is down for the tenth time technical damage being done as well s&p breaking through it's moving average. ugly so far, the dow giving up 500 points since that fed decision jim, you know, it's a pretty ugly story if you look at all of the statistics out there on track for the second losing week in a row what in the world is going on with stocks? >> well, look, it's a heavy tape i don't think it's rising interest rates because they seem to have topped out as well yesterday, i said i think it is china. and we have the contingent that's gone over there i think also exacerbating this, and this may surprise some people president trump is in the news the news about whether he's lied about stormy daniels, this and that the news surrounding the president is not good. and i wonder if maybe this market was expecting trump to be successfu

scott, basically, is she right? do we need a rate hike in august or are these former members utterly divorced from reality? that itut the direction sends the market in and since the consumer in. scott: i think you are exactly right. it's not about the month to month, quarter to quarter move. it's about the overall direction of rates, which will be higher. mark carneyest that and bank reacted to the softer economic news they were presented with an they will be cautious about raising rates. that is what the market expects. they dramatically change the pricing of the rate hike in may from basically 85% to almost zero. the meeting itself was not much of an event. it was really about the markets movement into the meeting. if we take a longer look at the direction of rates in the u.k. of the british pound, the economic fundamentals the nikkei will continue to drive those markets more generally, divorcing ourselves from the quarter to quarter potential bank policy movement. i would suggest u.k. rates which 1.5% now are abo

scott. particularly number one held stock for three years in a row number one traded stock. people take a cue from apple overall, as much as you want to look elsewhere plus, it feels like the psychology of the market has completely changed over the last week where i look at things now i almost look at i'm looking at things like mid-january. not only do you see technology, as josh mentioned, financials, energy so every day you're getting, besides the two big ones having to be tech and financials. you're getting other sectors of the economy to come in and pick up the slack i think that's the most important thing you're seeing. people are willing to go out i think the fangs will be the leader for the next coming of week we got above 2700 today which psychologically is better than technically. >> i think this is the point where you'll get the buybacks. and 100 from apple, at the tech space, now that the space is open for them, a lot has come from technology. i know josh has talked about it and this is the moment >> tell me what upsets this, right? is it rates all of a sudden get

i'm so glad that you had scott davis on. to your point, nine million of our veterans are served by this for people that know, the northeast coast well, that's manhattan. the population of manhattans. veterans from korea, iraq, afghanistan. the v.a. did respond. so for the point of balance, i want to bring you. one of the things that scott davis brought up, he said that the v.a. operations have not gotten better despite the president's promises to fix the v.a. the v.a. has said it's false. under president trump -- i'm quoting them here -- the v.a. has had their most productive year in decades. we made grounds-breaking progress, particularly in the areas of accountability, efficiency -- >> neil: what about wait times? >> the wait times, that was really scandalous with what scott davis said to the point that veterans are waiting for care, kept online. he said clearly to you the v.a. doctors those documents, alters them to make it look like the vets don't have to wait as long. so the v.a. said while we still have work to do, the

emily: go on, scott, 30 seconds. scott: i think sarah is absolutely right. at this point, if i was zuckerberg, i would be more concerned about antitrust action taken by european regulators than i would necessarily be about whether or not he is compliant with gdpr. that is a potential weakness that may well be exploited in the coming months. emily: scott, thank you so much, and are very on sarah frier. intel has disclosed it found another way to attack computers related to the chip security flaws announced earlier this year. the company said there's no evidence of it having been used to hack computers and a fix is already in place. coming up, the company behind the hottest videogame is making a big push toward e-sports. details on epic games $100 million investments. that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: e-sports continuing to gain traction around the world, and one company wants in on the action. epic games has announced $100 million for prize pool money in the first year of competitive play. not much detail has come out on what the tournament's might l

thank you randy, thank you scott. scott. from your house delegation we have david kustoff. thank you, david. scott, thank you. diame black. diana. where is diane? she is in a big race. good luck, diame. and jimmy, right,jimmy? and jimmy, right, jimmy? and jimmy, right,jimmy? jimmy, right,jimmy? to do really well, he's an incredible guy. incredible guy. him at the time, this was before the election. election. and tennessee has early voting, right? very early. you know, mr trump, then it wasn't mr president, it was mr trump. mr president, it was mr trump. know, i've never seen anything like it. it. said i have never seen anything like it. really early voting in tennessee. tennessee. if the rest of the country is like tennessee, right, jimmy? tennessee, right, jimmy? like tennessee, you are going to win this election very easily. this election very easily. all kept hearing, he can't get to 270. you need 270 in the electoral college. there is no way to 270. they were right. 306. where is no way to do so. way to do so. had to find one, because i believed the fake news that was w

scott is too refined a gentleman for this crew. he is the one that has lowered the bar on the rhetoric and on the things that are said and the insults and offenses and the charges that are made. and so you know, i don't think he should hold anybody else to a higher standard than you do the president of the united states. with everything else, if you're a trump supporter, you drink kool-aid in the morning, you drink kool-aid in the afternoon, you drink kool-aid at night and live in suspended disbelief. if you are not, you think they're a bunch of lying. >> was that a backhanded compliment of the distinguished gentleman? >> he is a distinguished gentleman. >> i would like to underscore that i absolutely think scott is just too kind and too good for the trump people. i think honestly something that's really important is the fact we do not actually know. but the senate dems did release this transcript today, i think in an attempt to accomplish a few things. one, to keep the conversation going, to let folks know there were some dubious

. >> scott mclean, i assure you nothing about that looks or sounds benign. please be careful out there and we do thank you for bringing us that report. thank you, scott. >>> all right, good morning, everyone. i'm john berman. president trump is headed to the cia very shortly. this is the first time he's been there since the day after the inauguration. looking at live pictures. remember that time when he railed against reporters and bragged about his inauguration crowd size, all before the cia memorial wall. this morning he's there for the swearing in of gina haspel to be the new cia director. the question is, will he address his new demand for the justice department to investigate the investigation into him. he promised that today. he would officially demand, he said i hereby demand that the justice department investigate whether his campaign was infiltrated or surveilled for political purposes and if any such demands or requests were made by people within the obama administration. our kaitlan collins live for us at the white house with the very latest. >> h

scott is not commenting on the report. this is what he said last night before appearing at sf police commission hearing. >> i have to be focused. we have a lot of work to do, all the recommendations, the reforms, property crime we're making good progress on. >> l.a.'s police commission is expected to finalize top three choices by the end of the month. ultimately l.a. mayor eric garcetti will decide who is hired. >>> small businesses in oakland are expected to get a boost. from the foundation created by bay area bank. san francisco home bank loan created what it calls quality jobs fund. that fund providing $3 million investment to bay area group offering money to bay area businesses. the group expects to generate thousands of jobs. >>> good thursday morning. right now at 6:08 we're settled into a nice weather pattern across the bay area where we start out with some clouds and then get sunshine. let's go to concord and get those kids ready for school this morning. 53 degrees. you do need a light jacket starting out. we will

we have no idea who made that phone call from scott pruitt's desk phone. maybe the epa doesn't have enough phones and they all share a phone. we reached out to the epa to ask who made that phone call from scott pruitt's personal desk phone and didn't hear back. but for now we have very conflicting evidence about whether or not scott pruitt was missing in the hours before his security detail took a hatchet to his front door. he was either vanished or it wasn't vanished. that does it tomorrow night. see you tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. for "a.m. joy." now time for "the last word." ali velshi is in tonight. >> great tale, great to see you. have a great evening, joy. see you tomorrow morning, i'm ali velshi in forre

in scott stave you archaic ideas of justice and on drive two men to the edge of the precipice. our next debut director sofia coppola started her movie career as an actress with minor roles father's films including all three parts of the godfather yes she's the daughter of film director. you're not even old enough to know that like kids. you know they've been in. the first suicide attempt as soon followed by a second this time it doesn't fail. it's the beginning of a tragedy in which all find sisters take a live action takes place in the seventy's in a small town the sexual revolution has bypassed and lived. in three. kids pete. the sisters rebellion against petrie aki and. is doomed. the virgin suicides marked the stunning arrival of sofia coppola on the scene few years later she went on to pick up an oscar for the script of lost in translation. a couple on their way to a sailing trip cross paths with a hitchhiker. the hitchhiker joins the sailing trip and soon the two men are measuring up against each other first and then with. a dangerous looking knife plays a growing role. b

and you can come on and meet scott. thank you guys. . >> book tv in prime time with a look at recent book fairs and festival from the 2018 san antonio book festival, san antonio mayor discussed his book building equitable cities. hollywood screen writer roger l simon took your phone calls on current political and social issues at the los angeles times festival of books. and from the unbound book festival, a discussion on the me too movement. book tv all this week in prime time on c-span 2. . >> thursday on the c-span networks. at noon eastern on c-span, a conversation on social media and how it influences political debate and democracy in the u.s. hosted by the kato institute. on c-span 2 at 9:00 a.m., former secretary of state sits down with washington post columnist david ignatius to talk about the trump administration's foreign policy, including the current talks with north korea about a pos possible summit. then at 10:00 intelligence to help with cyber threats to organizations and companies. that's also on c-span 2.

crapo: senator scott. sen. scott: thank you, chairman. thank you for being here, and thank you for serving. commissioner bowman, i will like to say to your family, especially to your father, thank you for your service as an air force officer, anchor, father. in addition of kansas come just a real renaissance man. not quite sure what your kids do you be punished year by sitting through a banking hearing. [laughter] sen. scott: i apologize on behalf of this topic for your kids. i want to make a couple of points. unemployment is at 2.9%. ,ages have increased by 2.9% the highest increase since 2009. the economy is growing pretty quickly -- 2.9% in the last quarter of 2017. 2.2% of first quarter of this year. i would imagine that we can anticipate a 3% or higher growth in our economy. despite all the positive indicators, the market has several days of the volatility typically around the swearing in of chairman powell. i look back on the recent past -- the federal reserve has cited stock market volatility as a reason not to raise interest rates

thank you, scott. [applause] >> here's a look at some of the program highlights for this memorial day weekend. tonight on c-span, at 9:30 p.m. eastern, the monk debate. is political correctness a threat to free speech or a positive source for social justice? on book tv on c-span2 at 11 p.m. meacham, author. on american history tv on c-span3 at 10 p.m. eastern, on reel america, archival films of world war i. sunday on c-span at 6:30 p.m., chris christie at the university of chicago institute of politics. on book tv on c-span2 at 9 p.m. eastern, former national intelligence director james clapper. sunday on american history tv on c-span3 at 6 p.m. eastern, un-american artifacts, a tour of the battlefields, monuments and american cemeteries in france. memorial day on c-span at 11 a.m. eastern, live coverage of the wreath-laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier. on book tv on c-span2 at 8:30 p.m. eastern, in-depth with david baldaci. on american history tv on seized programs marking the centenni

i'm scott wapner our top trade this hour, the trade war and your money stocks selling off today as the trump administration slaps tariffs on canada, mexico and europe what all of it means to the markets on this, the final trading day of hour. with us for the hour, joe terranova, pete and jon, and we'll begin with the markets stocks are lower on the news of the new tariffs on stock and aluminum dr. j., tell me how we're supposed to play this. we thought the trade war was on hold, maybe not so much? >> yeah, for instance, winnebago, judge, and some of the biggest pitfalls right away. hormel ham and others got hit too, they were about a third as much as two big uses steel and aluminum the rv guys are crying out this is good for the steel stocks does it continue depends how long this lasts, judge. but do at the go down 6% per day for several weeks? no i think you'll probably see somewhere between 8%, 10% out of the worst of those two stocks and they pull back >> all right so, mike wilson, why don't you tell me how you view all of this in the geopolitical spectrum and where you think the ma

bring in our very own film buff our culture correspondent and host of the movie show keno scott roxboro he's just returned from the cannes film festival scott the makers are more than twenty films have been vying for that top prize tell us about the winner shoplifters. yeah i mean you give a good description right right there it's a really interesting film about family it wasn't were at the top of my list because it's not political of film and i thought this year was going to make a political statement it was supposed to be the year of the woman and that's what they what they said this is the first year in the wake of the me too scandal and the feminism seemed to be written large at this year's festival but in the end all the top prizes or the top three prizes went to men this in this case with shoplifted i think it was well deserved this was an excellent film and a real real tug around the heartstrings but i was a bit up a bit upset that you didn't see any of the females represented female directors represented in the top prizes we had only three women directors this year in competitio

bush, scott jennings is back with us. any other administration -- you've served under previous administrations, would scott pruitt still have a job? >> well, i think some of the things that have happened to pruitt are not good. the one good thing that's happened to pruitt that is good is that trump still likes the job that he's doing and that is principally what is salvaging pruitt right now. >> but what happened to pruitt or what he did? >> well, i mean, you know, he's certainly suffering an image damage right now because of all the headlines. i mean, some of the things that have been reported about pruitt, to be fair, never actually happened. they never turned on the lights and sirens. they never made the coins. he didn't actually buy the furniture. so, there's been a lot of reporting about what scott pruitt wanted to do but didn't actually do but it was reported anyway. all that having been said, the guy clearly has questions to answer. he clearly has to come clean on some things and he's got more work to do on the tra

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bring in our very own film boss our culture correspondent and host of movie show kino scott roxboro he's just returned from the cannes film festival scott the makers are more than twenty films have been vying for that top prize tell us about the winner shoplifters. yeah i mean you give a good description right right there it's a really interesting film about family it wasn't were at the top of my list because it's not that political of film and i thought this year cam was going to make a political statement it was supposed to be the year of the woman in cannes that's what they what they said this is the first year in the wake of the me too scandal and the seventh is them seemed to be written large at this year's festival but in the end all the top prizes or the top three prizes went to men this in this case with i think it was well deserved this was an excellent film and a real real tug around the heartstrings but i was a bit upset a bit upset that you didn't see any of the females represented directors represented in the top prizes we had only three women directors this year in competit

and that's what rick scott has been. and bill nelson has been fighting to block the republican efforts to cut medicare. he's been fighting to block the republican efforts to cut medicaid. and he stood up for florida. so i know, you know, republicans are happy they've got somebody who can pay his own way. but that's about it when it comes to rick scott. and i don't think his money is going to buy him another election. >> for a follow-up, you mentioned the money. obviously that's a big thing to mention. how does that affect the fdcc funding and how you guys allocate funding moving forward. obviously if you want to plan florida, that's going to be a lot of money you would be spending in west virginia or somewhere that's a lot more speevens. how do you figure what you do on that? >> so you said what we do is we look at our budget. and, by the way, we have a $60 million cash on hand advantage over the republican senate campaign committee. so we look at our budget. and we have to make decisions. and we will make decisions that

but with scotts turf builder weed & feed, bill has nothing to worry about. it kills weeds and greens grass, guaranteed. this is a scotts yard. >>> november 2016, iowa republicans accomplished something they had been trying for and failing at for nearly 20 years. they finally took control of the entire state government. iowa had a republican governor, terry branstad, a republican majority in the state house, but before 2016, they didn't have the senate. the iowa senate was, ever so delicately, still controlled by democrats. it had been for years, until november 8th, 2016. donald trump won iowa by a mile. and on that big red night in iowa, in the state senate, republicans took the seats of six incumbent democrats, including the democrats' majority leader in the senate. they took control of the senate. here was "the des moines register" in response. quote, it is official. iowa has become a red state. the majority of voters chose donald trump to be president of the united states. five of the six individuals representing iowa in washington are republicans. republ

i'm scott wapner our top trade this hour. rate weight. stocks falling as the ten-year yield hits its highest level in more than seven years today. what happens to the resurgent rally now if yields keep climbing with us for the hour, joe, stephanie, josh, the brothers najarian are here. let's begin with the markets the dow after rising for eight straight days is under big pressure this hour after interest rates continue their rise the move coming with stocks putting in their best may since 2009 all right, steph, so we're talking about hitting new records yesterday. and now we slam into the rate wall we can't take over 3%? on the ten-we're >> i think we're obsessing over three, but i think the reason we're over 3% is the data came in a little better today and growth actually for the second quarter looks like it's getting close to about 3% in gdp the empire state number was great today. retail sales, a control number was very good. solid. you're running at about 4.6% year over year growth in retail sales. that's kind of a relief given all th

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