my fear hoare the president believes he is better communicator than his staff. which may or may not be true but need the staff in at every level. doesn't seem like the level of coordination takes place with the white house. ashley: richard, there has been some complaints about democrats, they're putting up strong i should use the word resistance to president trump there is not much on the side for democrats as far as new policies, new approaches to big issues. with saw hillary clinton, you know be announcing she will be creating this super-pac or whatever to raise money but, just seems very old and stale to me. we getting something new from the democratic party. >> look it is hard, when you're in the minority, when you are the minority in the house, minority in the senate and you do not control the white house to be advancing an affirmative agenda. that said, take health care, democrats agree that there needs to be some tweaking of the health care system. nobody ever thought that the affordable care act was perfect. what everybody did think, public increasingly

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was the second-officer involved shooting in 24 hours, and this scene is expected to be out here a few hoar houmore hou morning. >>> the house will vote on the measure that could be the first step on repealing and replacing the affordable care act. >>> this morning we are already hearing from angry democratic leaders, and they say the plan will have a negative impact on millions of americans. today 216 votes is what it will take for the plan to pass the house. ready to vote after face-to-face ready to vote after face-to-face lobbying by donald trump, and last-minute amendment to help cover pre-existing conditions. >> we

biden: you will never forget the time you spend here hunkered down with friends and hoaring food so that you wouldn't have to leave the snowstorms, or reaching out to get a hungry jack when the dairy: opens in spring. cheering on a hockey team that beat bowden twice. >> [applause] mr. biden: the thing i hope you are member most from your time --e is the easels at colby the thos at colby that sought to instill in each and every one of you the obligation that you bear as individuals. a culture of mutual accountability and caring. in other words, be a mule. that is what it is all about. cycle churnedtion up some of the ugliest realities in our country. civilized discourse and real estate gave way to the coars rhetoric and stoking of our darkest emotion. i thought we had passed the days where it was exceptional -- was for politicians to be still hate speech, even if it is their silence. the world is changing so rapidly, there are a lot of folks out there who are afraid, good people. we know globalization has not been a benefit for all communities are going to get by. people are being displac

a very different and distinct issue is you have a common obl galgs to meet the needs of hoar to under the circumstances all on their own. those are kind of two different reasons. i think you should move. i come up is this a 2k3w50 lu-- good solution? in some ways it is yes. some ways it is no. it recognizes the common and collective investment. it recognizes parent ts are taking on a big task. one of my favorites is that we think of children as pets. don't bother me with your pet. children will be our next generation and maybe we need to have collective responsibility. i think it's a good opportunity. it also is a good opportunity because it provides those benefits in a way that doesn't have inefficiencies. so two employepros. two things i think are less goochltd one of those is that it's not targeted. because it's not targeted it doesn't give the again fits who need it moets. i think it makes it more to the effect it will have which is meeting our obligation to provide a basic floor. it doesn't target those who need it moets perhaps -- and this goes to one of the issues sam brought u

most of them do like to be out hoar working. some of them don't. it's more like a punishment to them. but most of them do like to be out here doing something. >> you never get used to the shackles, but it's something you learn to deal with. if you want to come out here and work, get the fresh air, it's something you have to do. >> i put myself in this predicament. >> the inmates use tools that could be used as a deadly weapon and lead to escape. >> the officers have 12 gauge shotguns and they have a buck shot. if they do breach that distance, they'll be told to stop. if they keep on going, we can use deadly force. >> all the inmates in the restricted labor squad have been in confinement for disciplinary violation bus are now nearing release back to general population. one of them has recently come to the attention of officers knight and demerey. their job is to gather intelligence on gangs. acting on a tip, their target today is inmate alex everett. >> this guy has printed out some codes, pictures we're going to search for gang-related contraband,

. >>> tonight at 9:00, the ax files where cnn political commentator david axle ron, it views right hoar on cnn. there's talks -- asked talked about how governor brown sees california role in a world where trump is president. >> on your special tonight you talk with governor jerry brown of course a vocal opponent of some of president trump's policies, did you get a sense of his strategies to fight back against the administration? >> it's interesting, he sees california as charted its own direction. brown, this was his second go around as governor, he was one of the youngest governors in the '70s in california then he came back in 2010 for a second go around, now he's the oldest governor in america. he's always been a champion on climate change issues and environmental issues and california is charting its own course, a very aggressive course on climate manage, on immigration issues, a quarter of the population in california are immigrants and he's strongly a proponent of immigrant rights. they have had great success with the affordable care act and he's a big proponent of that. so, in al

and the fact there's excess inventory beyond just normal seasonal things that move hoar and there, vthere's such excess these guys are going to be buying by pennies on the dollar for these goods, whether it's home goods. >> target -- came out this morning and upgraded their outlook. why buy a sector that is a falling knife. if this thing had been upgraded, do you agree that people will own retailer, regardless of the call you're seeing of the whole sector, which you and i agree on, there are still investment management people who are going to own retailers and probably, they're going to cluster into the handfuls. >> i don't own it personally. i hate this idea. i don't think you can see well, it's got risks, o i'm not going to own it. the idea that the stock has risk, that's exactly where return comes from. can't just paint nefrg the sector and say it's all bad. if you know how to look for them. >> at the end of the day, this is probably not a great place to deploy capital for the next year because it's under tremendous pressure. sometimes, you have to do the right thing and call it a dog. >

so no planned parenthood funding in hoar and tom price is now the person who approves grants going to the states. we feel comfortable we're working hand in glove with the administration. we keep all the hyde amendment riders and the reconciliation bill, that's the bill you don't need 60 votes on. that's the bill you don't need democrats with, and that's the bill we're advancing our cause even further. that's why the two efforts in conjunction advance or call and our principles quite a bit. thank you. thank you. >>> answering questions on the spending bill, very defensive about that, also talking about health care. one thing he did not say, is that we have the votes right now to pass the plan to repeal and replace. >> or even more confidence. gary kohn came out yesterday saying we think we have the votes. they do not have the votes. if there was a vote, there would be a vote scheduled, and we would have a countdown screen. >> david gergen, you were mid thought. >> i think you have an irreconcilable split. you started out with the bill that was answered, they said 24 million americans w

i am a pharmacist and i know drugs about hoar than those things and kangaroos and. i gave up that career career to follow yeez and come come from that angle. more about that later. i want to start by thanking rod for starting this important conversation about how we can, as christians, more faithfully follow jesus which is what it is about. it is encouraging people are paying attention to the book. at the same time, it seems the most frequent reactions to ideas, sort of a hall of protest about withdrawl, in favor of engagement this is the made point rod is taking and it is the reversus of my own experience in living out my faith. so the first point i would like to make is this: building a communal church along the lines rod suggests allows christians to engage more and more meaningful with our fellow human beings. assimilation to the ways of the world is as dangerous as jesus. thestringer the center is, and that is jesus, the more daring our outreach to the world can be. my own life is an illustration of this for the past 30 years my wife linda and i have been membe

hoare is what the hackers are promising to do, they will leak the first five minutes of the movie online, if disney still doesn't pay up, they will release the movie in entirety by 20 minute increments. we don't know what movie the cyber thieves were able to pirate, we do know, two disney popular franchises, "pirates of the caribbean" and "cars" are coming out with movies. they have been lucrative franchises for studio. "cars" has generated one billion dollars in total lifetime gross. pirates has earned 3.7 billion lifetime gross with four movies. sources tell deadline, they believe the movies hackers have their hands on, "pirates of the caribbean" fifth installment. "dead men tell no that's" expected to premier friday in theaters. neil: we have a cybersecurity expert. brian, how do we stop this sort of thing because it seems to be out of control? >> well the first thing we need to do which the president isn't getting enough credit for, president trump, we need to start going after hackers. he issued an executive order last week that talked about a lot of new strategies for the u.s. gove

shipments, if they defund on that in other words if they don't pay investors like you what looks like a hoar terrific situation, grows even more horrific, because they don't have revenue, one. >> yes. >> and you're at a point, when you bought on the secondary maesh market. venezuela raised money and that trades. you didn't give money directly to the venezuelan government when you bought the bonds? >> absolutely. venezuela hasn't been able to tap the market a kind of regular way for years. if you had followed the story, they have tapped money from china. tapped money from russia. they have done a retransition with the fund a few months ago and are really desperate for funding and anyway they get access to the funding they try to do it, but not in an ordinary way. >> let me ask you this. it's not clear what goldman sachs knew, et cetera. if you knew the central bank was holding assets and came to you and needed money, would you do it? >> an interesting question. i think that -- there was information that venezuela -- that the intrabank held bonds. these bonds have been issued by venezuela befo

i went back, i live hoare in america now as you know. i i went back to the uk to campaign for "brexit." neil: right. >> i would be the first to say the starting point for the eu, which is idea of a single market to make it trade and travel, that's a good thing, but the problem is the eu itself as an institution kept demanding more and more power. leaders of the eu, particularly in the power, their vision is of one country, no borders, no sovereignty at the national level. that is really what they believe. so when you hear someone like macron who is saying in his campaign, look we know there are problems with the e.u. it is too bureaucratic, it is too centralized we'll reform the eu, but we'll stay in it. that is message people would like to see happen. people have been saying that for decades and it never happened. when i first got into the politics back in the early '90s, working at the conservative headquarters, that was the message from the conservative government margaret thatcher, we'll get rid of e.u., get rid of democracy stuff an

. >>> we are finding out hoar about a uc berkeley rugby player severely injured. the family of robert says the injury from this past weekend's championship game has left him partially paralyzed below the chest with only limited movement in his arms. his family has set up a gofundme page with the hope of raising $1 million. it is just below $200,000 when we checked. that is the estimate for his medical expenses and the first year of therapy. a prayer service is set for thursday evening. it will be there on the uc berkeley campus. >>> there are new protections in effect for renters in the city of san jose. the city council approved an ordinance that prevents landlords from evicting tenants without a valid reason. they were supposed to take effect in 45 days, requiring landlords to justify an eviction by citing one of a dozen valid reasons. but the counsel sit put it into effect immediately in part to respond to reports of a spike in no-cause evictions by landlords in anticipation of the new law. >>> in just about an hour, the oakland zoo debuts three new attractions

can the labor force handle that and is a second part to that question hoar retraining our workforce to prepare to deliver infrastructure with major technology? >> i will do the trading part first and i know sean mcgarvey went to building trade school and will follow up in his panel. we do a lot of things good meaning there are a lot of things we need improvement not that i come from the training site for international union in the building trades. our training is second to none. my recruitment is second to none recruit out of the military to recruit from faith-based groups, community groups, minority groups for the workforce of the future. here's why there are worker shortages in some classifications in some parts of the country. can those worker shortages be filled? they can if we take the regulatory process and make it easier for us to train people that will not go to work for years on end because of that process whether it be at the state or the federal level but the training, we have the training down. we have trained -- we train 140,000 people in our gain in every year and that's

. >> we'll be back with another local news update for you in about a half hoar or so. have a great tuesday morning. keep cool this afternoon. >>> 7:30, now, on this tuesday morning. the 2nd of may, 2017. why are all those people out on the plaza? because it's national concert day. >> yes, it is. >> that's why. we have a concert in honor of that holiday, one republic, performing for these people in our 8:30 half hour. >> front row alived at 1:00 in the morning. 1:00 in the morning, they've been sitting out there. >> god weathod weather out ther. >> just a couple more hours. >>> let's get a look at headlines this morning. a phone call sure to make a lot of headlines on president trump's schedule today. he will meet with russian president vladimir putin. it will be their third conversation since president trump took office. but the first since trump says u.s./russian relations were at an all-time low. >>> the state department has issued a new travel alert in europe. it points to recent incidents in france, russia, sweeten and great britain. citizens should be individual t

edgar hoar. i believe that. >> do you believe he should resign? >> yes, of course. ainsley: said he should resign and now they are mad that he was fired. >> very odd. the more he tried to explain and justify his judgment calls in the hillary clinton incident, by the way they called it a matter not an investigation which led toe a lot of fbi investigating you are the federal director of matters because they didn't want to acknowledge this was a criminal investigation it, really has separated him so much from the rank and file. there is an in the weeds issue here. a lot in the legal community picked up on. he three times said we couldn't prove intent with respect to mrs. clinton. yet, the standard is not intent in this crime. it's the rare federal crime for which it can be prosecuted for gross negligence. what did he say she was? extremely careless. what else the definition of gross negligence? being extremely careless. steve: one of the things that they cited yesterday and one of the longer letters was the fact that circumstantial with one of those press conferences

we do have a lot of promising technological changes on the hoar susan for example. and activity has been unusually low. the other reason is part of the reason for low interest rates is something i've talked about in the past which is global savings glut. there's a lot of savings being dumped on the world market by countries like china which at least until recently were buying up a lot of assets. and that is also pushing interest rates down. so i think they'll probably go up some in the future. >> if we get past reform and some of those other fiscal things including perhaps infrastructure can you get growth over 3% in this country? >> it's certainly possible. but probably not that likely. i think if there's a big tax cut for example that lowers tax rates, you might have a bump, because of the increased demand. increased consumer spending. >> that gets you over 3%? >> probably not. i would -- i would take the under on that. i would take the under. >> that's interesting given that, of course, the president has said repeatedly all he wants to do is get over 3%. in fact,

we will increasingly see more sea fret and hoarin increasingly see more sea fret and hoar in the north of scotland and north—west england. some of the showers tomorrow will be heavy and thundery, with some hail, but drying up thundery, with some hail, but drying up across southern england. through the course of the day, especially in the course of the day, especially in the afternoon, we will see more coastal fog coming up the afternoon, we will see more coastalfog coming up on shore across the north—east of the uk, as far south as north—east england, and there will also be some hill fog. saturday will start on a cloudy note in northern ireland in scotland, but that rain will fragment and we will see sunshine and heavy showers developing. england and wales, a day of sunshine and showers. a later weather front coming in from the west will produce rain, drifting across our shores overnight and clearing into the north sea during the course of sunday. behind that, we are back into sunshine and showers. if you are desperate to see some rain, some of us will definitely be seeing it in