everyone's mic is on. mic, mic, mic. everyone. >> take look. it is a shootout between a the officer and an armed man man. the man that the officers pointed the gun at with his wife and three children and he was holing a gun when he points the gun at the officer and the officer fors. >> shots fired. shots fired. shots fired. the man is hoplized. the man is hospitalized. >> on monday. nick introduced a bill and the plan to legalize recreationle marijuana in the state of new jersey just in time for governor chris christie to leave office. there are lots of moving parts to this plan including how much one can have it to break it down for us we have the writer and about new jersey. what is going on. jay? clapping for jay. [cheering and applauding] >> all right, wray, political maneuverings. i think you found common pruned on this issue with them. why? what is the zan let me ask you? is he addressing anything negative on this? this is honest debate or just about revenue we have the opportunity to learn from the states legalized already my agenda is t

[question off mic] >> he said he would be honored to meet with him. this is someone who has starved his own people, threatened the united states, just last week he put out a video showing the capitol being destroyed by north korean fighters. how can he be honored? >> well, the president understands the threat that north korea poses, and he will do whatever is necessary under the right circumstances to protect our country from the threat that they pose. >> how can that be an honor? >> i guess because he's still head of state, so it's -- it is sort of -- there is a diplomatic piece to this. but the bottom line is the president's going to do what he has to do, right now he's building a coalition in the region to isolate north korea both economical and diplomatically to get the threat to take that threat down. and so i -- but that is his number one priority right now is protecting this country and our people. >> well, he went over this in a interview that he assumed power at a young age when his father passed away, and there were a lot of potential threat

[question off mic] >> i don't think so. i think the president is very pleased with his team, and he has a robust agenda that i just outlined that he's working with congress to achieve rebuttal with the american people. >> is the white house considering changing his method at all? >> well, i don't think that there's anything that we haven't said before about how the president has an unbelievably qualified cabinet. ultimately the best merge is the president himself. he's always proven that that he is the best messenger. not just for what he wants to articulate but the american poem chose him as their president emends the concerns and the values of the american people, and he's the best person to communicate that. [question off mic. >> i think he's very pleased with the work of the staff. i think he is frustrating like i am and so many others to see stories come out that are pat he will not false to see narratives that are wrong, to see, quote, unquote, fake news. when you see stories get perpetrated that are absolutely false,

get him out. >> cut his mic, get him out. there we go. >> all right. >> he dropped that on our air. >> is he from boston? this is washington. >> he is. >> not going to let you backing james for that one. >>> the other big debate. healthcare, the gop still struggling to come up with enough yes votes, today, they got two gop lawmakers to flip from those no to yes votes after a special visit to the white house >> we mentioned congressman fred upton. they change after working out a deal with president trump of the preexisting conditions. it would provide 8 billion dollars over five years, now, of course, they polled people. half of voters don't want states to opt out, 52% of democrats and 48% of republicans agree, maybe rare >> the ceo joins us thanks so much for joining us. american people seem to be concerned about this preexisting condition. where will this lead all of those people under the current plan as it is right now, the gop plan in the house >> i got to tell you, shawn, what concerns me about this isn't what i think is

cummings, please step to the mic please. mr. cummings: let's keep in mind that this was a classified briefing. so i can't really talk about it. but i can tell you that as a result of the briefing, i am still convinced that -- again, this is not about the briefing but my feelings -- there are three parts to this very significant moment in america's history. one, we have an election that was interfered with by the russians. that's got to be looked at. two, we have a situation where there's questions as to whether there was some type of collusion. three, we have to discover and work on whether there was a cover-up. i am convinced that the congress has a very significant role as does the special counsel. and i think that the government's role -- the congress' role is to look forward to make sure this doesn't ever happen again. the threat that somebody in russia or some foreign land could dictate who sits in the oval office and determines our policies and our destiny should upset every single one of us as americans. now, i know mr. r

[question off mic] >> we don't think it's necessary. you've got a house committee, a senate committee and department of justice all working on this. i don't think that there's a necessary need at this point to add that. you've got deputy attorney general who is i would say as independent as it comes, do you to the fact that he has such bipartisan support. >> lost faith in the fbi, he's a special agent who's inside who wrote us and said the vast majority are in favor of director comey. this is not supposed to happen. the losers here are 20,000 front line in the organization because they lost the only guy working here in the past 15 years who actually care about them. so what's your response to these fbi agents who say that they lost faith. >> look, we've heard from countless members of the fbi that say very different things. in fact, the president will be meeting with acting director latetoy to discuss that very thing, the morale of the fbi, as well as the offer to the fbi and will certainly provide further information of that meeting. >

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. >> with respect to transactions -- >> minority leader nancy pelosi taking to the mic saying now they own it. >> it will be tattooed to them, they will glow-in-the-dark. >> delivering on promises made to the american people. >> thanks to the leadership of donald trump welcome to the beginning of the end of obamacare. >> thanks to the perseverance, determination and leadership of donald trump and the support of those gathered here, we have taken a historic first step to repeal and replace obamacare and give the american people, give people the healthcare they deserve. >> the medicaid expansion and other -- >> this morning, newt gingrich praising donald trump and house republican leaders. giving them a pat on the back for passing the health care bill. >> this is an extraordinary achievement, three months earlier than reagan got his tax cut, 13 months earlier than we got welfare reform, 5 months earlier than they got obamacare, they could do it. here is what i like, they hit a wall. they knew they were going to hit the wall. trump kept talking to people as late as yesterday individually

i think there's a mic coming. >> yeah. what's the relationship between resigning in protest and. [whistle] le blowing? i think there's some relationship. >> there's a relationship because by definition, when you resign in protest, you are -- your made yourself a whistleblower. the problem is there's so few of either v variety. who resigns in protest any think during vietnam there were some brave foreign service officers. i think of my good friend, robert white, the ambassador in el salvador when the children women were raped and murdered and alexander haig, the secretary of state we don't want you investigating it, and bob white being the kind of person he was, did not let it good. i think of cyrus vans, the secretary of state for jimmy carter after the debacle of the iran hostage riecks who told the president i'm opposed to what you're doing, whether it succeeded or fails i'm going to resign because i think you're wrong and i'm not going to call attention it to until the operation takes place. of course it was failure. how many people like that act on principle or protect morali

we are waiting for democratic leader chuck schumer to step to the mic to react to the firing. we are going to show you some of last week's hearing where director comey testified before the senate judiciary committee. we will show you as much of this as we can until chuck schumer arrives, and then the entire hearing later tonight and our programming. [indistinct crowd noise] >> i don't know if the time is 10:30 or 10:45, whether as a vote scheduled for the senate floor. it is my intention to keep the meeting going during that vote. we will take turns going so somebody needs to be here presiding while i go vote. i will run over and run back. we will do the questioning according to the fall of the gavel or early birds, whichever rule applies. director comey, welcome. for what it fbi does to keep america safe. there has been a lot of controversies around the fbi since the last time you were here in 2015. in march, you are located knowledge -- published knowledge the fbi had coronation between the trump campaign and russia effort to interfere in the 2016 election. under president o

>> please use the mic. >> have you discussed the issue with the french including the issue of restoring access to russian -- and my second question is if this isn't settled by the american side what is the retaliation from the russian side? it is not our problem which results of action taken regarding our property. well, indeed that is an issue that is a priority now. it considers our diplomatic property such by legal documents given to us that is our property and no one denies that. it is our property. it is clear that the outgoing obama administration undertook our diplomats and were ordered to get out of the country. president tru as of now, we decided not to follow the lead of those who are trying to poison our relation to the point of no return it is a position we know to retaliate and resiprocate and not decline the relationship further. >> thanks very much. in your discussions about syria, did you talk about the political way forward and what role assad would play in your view versus the u.s.' view? also, what progress would you say you made in these discussions since the last ti

they find an open mic event a place where they can be taken seriously. something that often they don't find in their communities, traditional school settings, or sometimes even in the home. the participants know they will be listened to carefully at these events. the listeners will respond to them, sometimes affirmatively and sometimes by challenging them, but always with respect. another feature of these gatherings of young people who are sharing their poetry and their experiences provide opportunities for them to explore what is. they can talk about what my experience is like, in my community my understanding of things, and also a place for they can dream about what might be possible. dream a possible, better world. ok, ifllenge for me is it's a widespread genre but not written down, not anthologized, how do you get a sense of what they are writing about? what i thought i would do was to focus on the college union poetry slam invitational. it is a national organization of college-age participants, highly skilled or they would not be at the national com

[applause] >> get the mic. get the mic. no, no. get the mic. i will give you a chance when i call you. we are not going to turn this into a free-for-all though. if you are done having a civil meeting then the meeting has gone on for hours and it will be over. if you have one -- more questions, if you have more questions i will answer them. if you don't then the meeting will be over. it will be over. the lady over here. you have spoken once tonight. i'm going to go to somebody new. i will answer your question. wait for the mic, please. wait for the mic. veaux i'm going to answer to more questions. i think we are at that point. i think we are at that point. i will remain with those of you that have questions that this is not going to turn into a free-for-all. which is close to now. right here. did you have a question as well? i will come to you soon. >> my question to you, do you believe in our judicial system? do you believe in our judicial system? >> of course. >> you to? how come then you don't believe when the people were stopped at the airpo

i'll bring you the mic, and you don't need to -- please don't start talking until i have the mic in front of your face. as i said there are limited number of books. of they're $27. and they will be available to a purchase after the program.r the they're $27. and that can be cash or check made out to book world. and if we run out of books and not everybody gets one, miss goldstein has book plates she will be happy to autograph and you can purchase the book from book world or the book store on madison, mid-to me. -- mystery to me. okay, according to miss goldstein's bioon the "washington post's" webs she has been a staff writer the web site for more than a quarter centuryn 0 over the years she has written widely about social policy issues including medicare and medicaid, social security, welfare, housing, and theit strains policed on the social safety net by the great recession and has been a white house correspondent and covered notable news events ranging from the monica lewinski scandal to the columbine shootings to the past four supreme court nominations. part of a team of "washington w

we have mark and steph here. with my cleverly placed mic... mark, i am pleased to say you have just bought your first home, congratulations. just bought your first was it hard getting the money together? it did take a number of years to save up for the deposit for the house. of years to save up and i've been very fortunate that i have my parents and my partner's parents to chip in for the deposit as well. without that, we wouldn't have been able to get a home. yes, the bank of mum and dad makes a big difference, doesn't it? steph, for you, you are renting at the moment, can you see a day when you can buy a home, is that what you want to do? yeah, i'd like to buy eventually but i think at the same time as renting it is quite difficult to save for a deposit. so it's going to take a while. to save for a deposit. when do you reckon you will be able to buy? at least maybe ten years. will be able to buy? so although renting can provide flexibility for people like steph, things can be tough for generation rent. over the last six years, rents have bee

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. >> i don't have my mic, i got kicked off the set. . >> you may have speed but i'm not really ready, i don't have speed yet. >> of georgia saw graduation was an unattainable goal, he had to stop going to class for personal reasons, his teacher, handed him a cap and gown. >> thank you. >> congratulations. >> thank you, i love you so much. >> i love you took you good. >> yes, ma'am. >> she spent her extra hours outside of school making sure he had credits to graduate high school. >> rehearsal 8:00. >> thank you. >> biggie, biggie. can't you see. now you can still see him, mural is staying up. woo! landlord changed his mind, he is not making the renovations like i talked about yesterday. >> are they giving back $5,000. >> that was no financial disclosure on the agreement. >> outside of the belleville public ruby larrpublic library , a sign that states look at us now, look at us now. the renovation, including annex. a lot of eyes on this facelift. >> the taxpayer money down the tubes, we've been involved in several lawsuits that i'm aware of, they put the glass on, it was leaking. >> ano

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pulling football even as recently as last year, take a listen. >> as you know it's not the most on the mic on aggressive sport, he had a concussion last year, he had a concussion everything we talked about, he does have concussions. if i don't think it's a healthy thing for everybody to go through. >> kimberly: the problem is they have no record of him suffering a concussion but will be investigated the matter. according to the league, the total number of concussions in 2016 including all practices, preseason and regular-season was 244. >> bob: there's been three quarterbacks who have gone down with concussions including troy eckman and the nfl once again ducks on it, the cowards. >> kimberly: they try to cover them as well so they don't have to sit out the game or the next game or the season. >> jesse: greg. >> greg: time for this. that's my podcast. you can find it, it's a fox news podcast, he's an evolutionary psychologist we talk about trump, now it's time for this. rich kid news, rich kids are awesome, i can't get enough of them, they're so rich. i love it because they combined wealth

this is being taped, so there's a man with a mic, a boom. there's a key grip. [laughing] so you can raise your hands and they will just wait for the mic to reach you. >> can you talk a little bit more about the research you did this for the book and where you found materials and primary sources, especially on the chief joseph side? >> that's a great question. there are actually just tremendous wealth of manuscripts relating to the nez perce war. and in large part it's because chief joseph became such a celebrity. right around when chief joseph died there were lots of people who were just, chief joseph's loss. and the most prominent is someone i discussed in the book -- boss -- sheep rancher in yakima washington with a wonderful name of mcwherter. his son was overlaid. mcwherter was someone who sold his farm in ohio, moved to the yakima valley so we could be near native americans. chief joseph's band, they bound up in exile on and union reservation in kind of north-central washington. and there is a long-standing practice of being migrant hops pickers during the

i'll bring you the mic, and you don't need please don't start talking until i have the mic right in front of your face. as i said there are a number of limited books and $27 and they'll be available to purchase after the program it is they're $27 and that can be cash or check made out to book world. if we run out of books ms. goldstein has book plates that she'll be happy to autothe graph, and you can purchase the book from book world or the bookstore on madison mystery to me. >> let's see okay. according to ms. goldstein bio washington potion website, she has been a staff writer at the washington post for more than a quarter century. over the years, she has written widely about social policy issues including medicare and medicaid, social security, welfare, housing, and the strains placed on social safety net by the great recession. she also has been a white house correspondent and covered notable news events ranging from monica lewinsky scandal to the columbine shootings and gold steeb was a part of washington post reporters awarded the 2002 pulitzer prize for national reporting for the

it is -- i may have messed up your mic. it is great to be with you this evening, and i just want to begin with a round of thank yous, brad, to you and lisa for your part of the pmp busboys & poets partnership. when i lived in washington this space did not exist much less this concept of making food and ideas in this way that is really at the very root of what civic life is supposed to be about, typically isn't supposed to be about, well, each of vegetables. you can eat your vegetables tonight. enjoy eating or vegetables in company of others in a space like this. it's really wonderful to be in, to be with you this evening. i also want to thank so many friends, so many friends who are, some as long-standing friends that they are family, some who are newer and colleagues at different kinds. i want to take offense at c-span for being with us today to cover this conversation. and really what i have in mind this evening is a conversation. so what i would love to do is just share some thoughts that are embodied in this new book, "

please use the mic. russian]ing in translator: have you discussed sanctions and the issue of restoring seized russian property? if my second question is, this situation is not settled, what would be the situation from the russian side? it is not our problem as a result of unilateral actions taken against us. regarding our property, well, indeed that is an issue that is a priority in our talks. it is our property, diplomatic property. that is recognized by legal documents given to us. it is our property and no one denies that. it is our property. it is clear the outgoing obama administration undertook dirty tricks against our diplomats and our property. our diplomats reported to get out of the country and they were given only 24 hours to do that. i hope everyone understands in trump's administration that these are illegitimate actions. as president putin said, we have the right to retaliate. as of now, we decided not to be hasty with retaliation because president putin does not want to follow the lead of

. >>> former national security advisor michael mic flynn is getting hit with a second subpoena from congress. a similar committee in the senate did the same thing. flynn rejected. he said he was not going to turn over documents. both houses of congress are conducting investigations into collusion between russia and trump's campaign. >>> we have more rain in store shutt outside tracking it out. >> it is dry now. a good soaking rain moved in overnight. we'll be dry until 10:00. nats game looks okay. here's where the rain is now. southwestern virginia and entering western maryland to per land. through the night this is 11:00. most of the showers up to i-66 chilly temperatures upper 50s low 60s. i guess that's good news. you can keep the ac off. we advance by morning. you can see the heavy rain roll through overnight. yellows and oranges roll through at the 5:00 a.m. early commuters there have a wet ride to work. up 301 in from 66 up to 95. north on 95 toward baltimore follow the rain as it exits the metro area. we'll advance this to 6:30. we are done with the showers in fredricksburg. still sho

is atlanta and worry about the business of atlanta or worry about gubernatorial politics, national mics is white folk business. so push the fight to keep freedom. make sure your streets reflect the neighborhood you're in. make sure your police chief and prosecutors, worry about that so you're not running free and not running scared because you're fed stories from the boogie man. enjoy your strengths and strong holds and build on them and stay out of business that can't effect you and me >> when you put yourself, all respect to your grandfather, all up in white folk business. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> and came out and travelled with bernie sanders. there's a number of questions there. i will start with this. what would your grandfather make of you being smack-dab in the middle of white folk business >> first talking to my grandma i campaigned for democratic candidates since a was six or seven years old, whether andy young or city council, i grew up in black atlanta in a black neighborhood with black schools, good or bad that's all me, that's how i learned black politicians could be succes

mic close advisor and son-in-law jared kushner who is accused of trying to set up back channel communications with russia. the investigation into have sha intensifying. his wife ivanka spotted sunday with a private lawyer advising the president on the russian investigation. rumors swirl about the white house staff shakeups. >> kushner is a unique situation. unlike anybody else who is staff that you can fire he is married to ivanka trump. big asset to the administration >> kushner is not a target of the administration but the administration is responding to allegations he tried to set up a secret communications channel with russia after the intelligence agencies concluded meddle in the election. >> any way you communicate and organizations that are not friendsly to us is a ga thing. >> john mccain isn't buying it. >> i know some administration officials say it's standard procedure. i don't think it's standard procedure prior to the inauguration of a president of the united states. >> kushner's security question should be questioned. >> there should be a review of the security clearance. >> pre

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they even recently tolerated the antifa anti-trump protests, similar to the mic which got violent. this doesn't make sense. >> martha: julie, is this fair two groups, this man, this alleged killer, whose behavior no one condones, with his organization that wants to march, and like any organizatio organization, has the right to march and peacefully protest. >> listen, what this organization stands for is deplorable and this man has allegedly done is beyond deplorable. this organization has the right to marge. i supported neo-nazis marching back at me '70s, huge controversy. certainly, the ku klux klan has marched, gotten permits to marge, i support that, as well, though i don't agree with anything they have to say. with that phrase, i may not agree with what you are saying but i will defend your right to say it. that is what we stand for, that is of the first amendment stands for. no government entity has the right to tell people what to believe and what to say. marching, you can have a permit to marge, it is part of that first amendment right that we agree. >> free speech is protec

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let's talk about more mic microclimates. san jose at 78. 76 in palo alto. check out the coast, lucky for low 60s to mid-60s downtown. 83 today in napa. quite the range in the value e lees up there, mid to upper 50s in the north bay coast, colder there. 75 east bay shore with oakland in the middle at 72, brentwood. warmer tomorrow, may need the air conditioner. here's a look, 280 and 17. good news, 56, up to low to mid-70s. catching up to do in 40 minutes or so. 73-78 at 3:00, same at the coast at 6:00, 69-64 elsewhere. comfortable at 8:00. what a way to take the series from the tigers. a walkoff saturday, walkoff home run yesterday, and now angels are in town, 66-59. all right. temperatures tonight will be around 50-56 degrees. tomorrow, bumping into the 60s at the coast, near 80 at the bay, and look at that, nearly 10-20 degrees cooler wednesday into thursday, cooler friday, saturday, and sunday, breezy those days with temperatures in the 50s and 60s. thinking about a picnic for mom? find a shelter from the wind. >> oh, i thought it was the lochness, dark

and it is ripped off the mic micropho microphone. i broke the phone. to save $30. i destroyed a $600 now, let's lack at price and speed for the other four options. most expensive. mall kiosk, $139. 22 minutes. next apple store. $129. took 95 minutes. with a genius bar appointment. come to your house option, icracked, $119. 38 minutes. super convenient. mom and pop store, $least expensive, $105. 35 minutes. but what about the quality of the repairs? for that we bring in dan frakes of the wire cutter. happy with repairs? >> seem fine. >> he poenlints out the iphone fiksd. >> it has a weird edge as if the screen doesn't quite fit flush with the side. >> the folks at icracked note that phones have denlts, degrees in can make the screen irregular. guarantee their work and will fix it again for free. mall kiosk, another story. >> here it pop whenou >> snap. >> took the phone back to the mall. asked the technician to replace the glass again. the folks at the kiosk told us they have a one month warranty. since my screen hadn't yet popped out obliged. apple store repair had

[indiscernible - to far from mic] blocked from view yarenit malihan set behind a glass partition for her brief court appearance. on her behalf the lawyer pleaded not guilty to charges of gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated and driving under the influence of a drug causing injuries. she crashed into a toyota parked on the shoulder of interstate 680 last september. the car had run out of gas. the impact killed three-year-old elijah dunn and seriously injured his mother. authorities claim yarenit malihan was under the influence of prescription medication. to eight months for the district attorney's office to file charges. >> the case is under investigation. we are making sure we are making the right charges. >> the attorney for elijah dunn family say they are relieved the case is moving tour.>> the family is glad she has been put behind bars and charges have been filed. >> license family is devastated. >> he was the middle child. his little sister will not have a little brother and the older brother will not have his little brother. it is a terrible loss for the parents. >> a

is your mic on don't answer me either so excited for you are you nervous don't be nervous you look great. okay. here we go let's do this no, i here are kelly rippa and ryan sea crest. >> somehow i don't think ryan sea crest was mad at all. the annual broccoli city festival is coming to d.c. the firstth here he's come to washington in sustainability and economic vilt and health. joining us darryl perkins no street. >> thanks for having me. >> this is something that i think a lot of people see signs about they see adds and we hear about. it i suspect a lot of folks don't know exactly what productly city festival is all about. >> we really want to bring together people around in spirit of health wellness and sustainability and environmental justice and setting trends towards health and wellness making sure communities are conscious and eating right and living good. tell us how do you that. >> we have festival saturday may 6 as welt as number of community events leading up to the festival where people earned a ticket by mobilizing people to volunteer events and things going on throughout the

. >> it had like a mic in it with a pop filter. you musicians, y'all know what i'm talking about. >> seth: yeah. they'll explain it to me later. >> yeah, and i was like, "okay jamie, i'm puttin' my head in this." he's like, "don't think i'm crazy. okay? this is okay." >> seth: by the way, always -- when people say, you have to worry they're crazy, yeah. [ light laughter ] >> right. and now my mom always taught me, think for yourself. and i was like, okay. i'm putting my head in this. why? i don't know. but the song came out good. >> seth: yeah. and when your head came out of your vault, my purse was gone. >> it was gone. >> seth: my car keys were gone. [ laughter ] >> gone! >> seth: but this -- i'm very impressed as well, because that meant you had to -- you had know your lyrics at that point. >> yes. >> seth: because it's dark. you couldn't have -- >> you are right. you are right. [ laughter ] okay. okay. >> seth: yeah, i'm just telling you, you're a professional. >> i guess i am. >> seth: this -- again, a professional. to sort of

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no, wait for the mic, please. wait for the mic. folks, i am going to answer to more questions. i think we are at that point. i think we are at that point. i will remain with those of you that have questions, but this is not going to turn into a free-for-all. which it is close to now. right here. did you have a question as well? >> yes. rep. macarthur: i will come to you soon. >> this is not for me. it is for the woman. >> my question to you, do you believe in our judicial system? rep. macarthur: speak into the mic. >> do you believe in our judicial system? rep. macarthur: of course. >> you do? how come then you don't believe when the people were stopped at the airport, how come you didn't voice your opinion to say that this is wrong, when actual citizens were stopped at the airport by donald trump? do you believe in the judicial system? you said, yes. then how come you are not speaking up when donald trump says no, who is finding out something wrong with our country. how come you are not saying what he did yesterday was wrong and do you know that today he kicked out all of thes

i got the mic and i'm not going anywhere. >> how the lawmaker handled difficult questions about the new health care bill. >>> a new jersey congressman faced nearly five hours of grilling from angry constituents in his first town hall since the health care passed. republican tom mccarter helped resurrect and pass that latest health care bill. but he could barely room interrupting him with boos. there was one particularly fiery moment when health care worker confronted the congressman about his wife and daughter's pre-existing conditions. >> you have been the single greatest threat to my family in the entire world. what happens if i lose my job? health insurance is a for profit business and is immoral. when i am drowning and you insist that i pay before you will save me. that is immoral, sir. completely. >> the congressman responded by saying he knows the overhaul is still a work in progress. >> i'm not saying this is a perfect solution. the current system isn't perfect either and that's what we're trying to fix. >> it was hardly limited to health care. several people had questions about

. >>> ann coulter may not have taken the mic at uc-berkeley last week but the cost of protecting people who protested in her absence has been learned. joe vazquez tells thank you the price tag of keeping the peace. >> all the agencies in the county came together to assist berkeley. that comes at a cost. >> usa, usa! >> reporter: hundreds of demonstrators showed up last thursday even though ann coulter's berkeley speech was canceled so it still cost taxpayers. that's because uc-berkeley police deployed their riot plan which called for about 400 extra police officers and sheriff's deputies from neighboring agencies. >> of that 400, 80 were sheriff's office personnel so it was $80,000 in reimbursements. >> reporter: the sheriff's spokesman says neighboring police departments don't always get reimbursed. when there's an unplanned riot like the one that happened against milo yiannopoulos, police from other jurisdictions rushed to help each other as part of a long-standing mutual aid plan. no costs. but if it's a planned event like thursday, outside agencies sign a contract and are paid for t

i break the silence and key my mic and tell the apaches what i see and they confirm it. and as i kind of hold my breath because be don't have a standard operate. procedure for this i see the apatch key come through and buzz them at ten feet and you can hear the cartoon record needle off the record going rrrr and everybody stops and it was the perfect show of force because didn't hurt anybody but showed them, we have some apatch thes with -- apaches with us and if you waugh want to hurt is, rethink that and if you can't to check us out, check out from. that id the load the i patient and we took off uneventfully and we got the patient to medical care he needed. but it was a high stress, tense mission, that we were doing because we want teed win the hearts and minds and save lives. especially in a town that is so anti-u.s. military, which shows them we can do some good. right? so that story is a culmination of me following my passion and my dream and my heart and any calling. and it's probably comes a no surprise to you that along the road a lot of people tried to top me fr

omb director mic molvani helped a press briefing and have to be can't be released until 9 p.m. tonight and he took questions on the budget and however there is no on cap camera briefing scheduled for mulvany tomorrow to answer questions once budget is released. of course we'll be following it and keeping you updated on 5@630. back to you jim and shawn. >> thank you ronica no doubt people will talk about that. there's reports that 800 million dollars in cuts to medicade and federal pinch hands and other key things folks have a lot to say and a lot of questions how this impacts lives as this budget passes. >> there was a lot of debate. again the budget will change over time. but during the election itself candidate trump said quite a bit i'm the one that will preserve medicade and medicare and the others are the one that want to cut it and we'll transspirz and it seems like budget itself a starting point and what finished products sometimes look more like original. oui see what happens. >> let's talk about the weather it's doomy and gloomy. >> doomy. >> doomy. >> wow. >> i'm stea

here's frankie avalon taking the mic. ♪ venus ] i promise that i always will be true ♪ >> i like that song. the statue steals the spotlight at the piazza angelo a privately owned public square on 8th street between market and mission. venus is just slightly shorter than new york's statue of liberty. but mayor ed lee says the work of art takes location out of the equation completely. >> and i know this sculpture gives us the piazza in the city another sense of place a sense of time a sense of who angelo was. >> the developer of the entire trinity square complex angelo san giacomo died in december at the age of 91. >>> unsafe county courthouses that could put you at risk during an earthquake. i'm jessica flores with the details coming up. >> reporter: and we are on the cusp of a gorgeous weekend here in the bay area. that means a lot of people are going to head to the beach. we have a warning for you next. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a bad

it's open mic night. >> i think you nailed it. >>> a friday night special as we verify what is real and what isn't. i combed through our e-mail inbox and plucked out a few of the most head scratching, you aren't going to believe it, what the hell kind of stories i could find. believe me, there were a lot to choose from. a salute to the ridiculous. first up, from michelle, can signed an executive order canceling saturday night live? whammo, false. this article is posted by the st. george gazette. it is a widely known fake news site. and here's a tip. if you don't know if the site is fake news, you scroll all the way to the bottom or look for the about section to get a description of the site. for the gazette, here's some of what it says. do you have a problem with self- rape? okay, yeah, telltale signs of fake news. next, sarah e-mails me to ask, is it true that party stores now have to include other nations flag in the fourth of july section because it isn't inclusive enough. well, the headline, court order forces hobby lobby to sell mexico themed decorations on fourth of july. come on,

i've got to be more careful around mics." but down in brazil, the government heard that tape and was like... >> denying that the president seen here, authorized bribes. >> he's facing claims there are recordings of him discussing payments to silence a former speaker of parl. >> there are supposedly some tapes. >> a potential political crisis, tape recordings of potential payment of hush money by the current president. >> trevor: i don't understand this. how are people still being caught saying scandalous (bleep) on tape? here's a rule, guys, in 2017 you should always assume you're being recorded. "i assume i'm being recorded right now. i just assume that. that's why i won't share my real views on koala bears. i won't." eucalyptus chewing (bleep). anyway, i've said enough. i've said enough. because i know. now, i've been trying to keep up with the scandals plaguing the brazilian government. the current president is part of the team that tried to get the old president out for corruption, and this is going to be more corruption