the story was vintage "national enquirer." >> it wasn't that john edwards was a democrat. it was they had a really, sexy, dirty story about a presidential candidate. and that was the sort of thing americans were going to read about. >> mainstream media largely ignored the reporting. and on the campaign trail, edwards denied the affair. >> the story is false. it is completely untrue. it is ridiculous. >> the subject of those rumors says she first met edwards in 2006, then working as a life coach. he says edward hired her to shoot a behind the scenes video for the campaign. >> i worked for john and fell in love with john. and then i stopped working for john, but our relationship continued. >> despite the lack of mainstream interest, the enquirer continued to pursue the edwards story, digging into his relationship with hunter. >> i mean, the "national enquirer" is in the shaming business. they very much want to expose what you don't want exposed. and they do it in a very disruptive way. >> the "national enquirer" will stay hidden. like you will see a van, you know, far away w

john bel edwards, (d) louisiana: "a mother and son. the mother is kendra butler, 35. the son was remington butler, 14, and a high school freshman here."devastation at louisiana tech university forced the close at least through friday.. dormitory areas, students' cars..and several of the severely damaged.les guice, president, louisiana tech university: "windows and glass blown out. things like that. athletic facilities are basically unusable."just next door in texas..multiple funnel clouds caught on camera tearing through the state..and the violent storms blamed for the deaths of a mother and her two children...killed when their car was swept away by flood waters..the family's father found clinging to a tree when he was rescued.i'm reid binion reporting. turning now to weather with lawrence karnow. (ken) lawmakers at the state capitol met today to discuss a trio of affordable housing bills... referred to by supporters as the keep families home bill package. reporter charmaine nero has the details. members. committee fellow public and from the after hearing amend the bi

no political consultant told john edwards, you will be asked questions about canadian pork imports and whether or not those hogs should pass the same test for scholars as american produced talks. you get these questions sometimes and people have an issue on their mind, and they want to ask it, even if it is not important to anybody else. roughly a year out from the caucuses, a lot of what i am looking for is what seem a candidate -- what theme a candidate is trying to get across in their rally. also the reaction from voters. we talk about how iowans will emit to a candidate until they have seen them for or five times, and at this point, democrats are going out to seal the candidates, and they are comparing them. i was out in elizabeth warren rally and talking to people, and they had just been to a gillibrand rally a couple weeks earlier or they so been to see cory booker, they are checking out everybody. so i am looking for that reaction -- who do they like? what strengths do they see in a candidate? they may say, elizabeth warren is very strong on the financial ,ssues, economic inequa

john edwards and bill richardson brought in respectable hauls. that last time, democrats were running without a democratic incumbent. here is the equivalent numbers from this year. bernie sanders has raked in over $18 million. that puts him ahead of what john edwards had this time in 2007. even with that, you can see none of the democratic candidates is hitting the types of numbers that the candidates hit in 2007. that said, in 2007, the donations to democratic candidates weren't being split up 5 million ways among the different people running on the democratic side. when there are fewer candidates, maybe each of them gets a bigger piece of the pie. that said, if any democrat is going to beat trump, you want the whole democratic pie to be higher as george w. bush might say. you want the whole democratic pie to be really big. you want fund-raising numbers that represent democratic engagement and interest and commitment. on that point, there are some really encouraging numbers for democrats. when it comes to -- you look not just as the size of the

edwards has lost out at the social media giants after a gunman used to live stream. in the city of christ church he wants governments to force internet giants to do more to stop atrocities being broadcast online. those are the latest headlines on al-jazeera inside story is coming up next stay with us. what's keeping sudan's president empowered omar al bashir refuses to resign despite four months of mass protests i'm for the first time i soldiered is have intervened to protect protest against so his military support for the president wavering this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program on martine dennis those anger at the price of bread and feel that sparked mass protests in sudan that was last december for months on the rallies of evolved into dumond's for an end to the thirty year rule of president omar al bashir and for the first time sudanese protests is got as far as army headquarters in the capitol hill tomb where the president also has a home. the. riot police and intelligence service agents fired tear gas to disperse the protests is bought some sold

nine hundred families being cared for john edwards or disaster not a support role for international was dragged through identifying them and had their children assistance you a traditionally nanga heart and who not just north of you had been taliban stronghold and i feel has bubbled up here in the last few years initially they were just disenfranchised taliban but now you're saying you're right of recruitment a lot of young people who ideologically most as i said a lot of grillo will see and they're trying to push waste right now we're at the foothills of the mountain state pakistan and trying to move through here one more provinces lagemann the next one in kabul and that is the mission is that is why we're seeing fighting bubble up now as they try to push way and they're coming up against the taliban in the south and britain's prime minister is due to visit brylin on paris. for yet more talks. before a special european union summit on wednesday to resuming an opposition labor leader jeremy corbyn can't agree on a compromise divorce deal from the e.u. brings us the latest update from we

edwards has launched at the social media giants after a gunman used it to live stream last month muskets acts in the city of christchurch he wants governments to force internet giants to be more to stop atrocities being broadcast online and facebook chief mark zuckerberg though says bad people are to blame not bad technology. we need to build our systems to be able to identify. live strong terror events more quickly as as it's happening which is a target doing les help any delay of lifestream it might in this case but it would also fundamentally break so what live streaming is for people not just broadcasting you're you're communicating and people are commenting back but one of the things that this flagged for me overall was the extent to which bad actors are going to try to get around our systems i found his comments pretty disingenuous actually i mean particularly he said something like you know the bad actors will go out of their way to avoid the systems that we've got in place but actually didn't have any systems to detect the events in christchurch and you know maybe the lay on live

. >> john edwards story. >> yeah. >> tiger woods and many other stories. let me provide political context here because as you know david pecker, close friend of president trump, the ceo of the company at ami, it was pecker and the company that struck inmuinty deal a few months ago admitting they were trying to influence the 2016 campaign by paying with former playboy model karen mcdoodle and made sure that the story never got out, part of immunity deal they can't break the law or they could be prosecuted for the first thing and then along comes the bezos controversy. >> right, one of the things people are talking about if you buy the national inquirer, the stories were over here. now legitimate question at cnn. howie, two things come to mind. in some way all the books help it is sale but also really bad stench for this thing. i kind of wonder who really wants to buy this? >> it's very mirky, ron, california's super market magnet, friend of bill clinton was in talks to buy it and now we are not buying it, we were never in any talks. >> david pecker and beck

he would not commit to making changes to the facebook live option john edwards reportedly told facebook in an e-mail late last month your silence is an insult to our grief it took facebook twenty nine minutes to detect the live streamed video of the massacre as speaking on a.b.c.'s good morning america on sunday zack a brick said the problem was with bad actors not bad technology we need to build our systems to be able to identify. life's true terror events quickly as as it's happening which is doing les help and a delay of live stream it might in this case but it would also fundamentally break so what live streaming is for people not just broadcasting you're you're communicating and people are commenting back but one of the things that this flagged for me overall was the extent to which bad actors are going to try to get around our systems are speaking on new zealand's national radio edwards accused facebook of refusing to accept responsibility for. i found his comments pretty disingenuous actually i mean particularly if he said something like you know the bad actors will go out of you

john edwards had to drop out after south carolina. >> that's right. neighboring state, as well. let's kick it forward. >> this is one thing i want to point out. we keep going over this, but how important is this? first half of the year, since 1980, the fundraising leader won 9 of 14 times. the new hampshire polling leaders won 10 of 14. >> interesting. >> you want to look at all factors for understanding what is going on. fundraising leaders don't always win. polling leaders don't always win. add both together, you get a good idea that someone like a bernie sanders or in joe biden are in good positions. >> bringing us to bill wells in new hampshire. >> welcome to the race, bill wells. you have your own segment here. isn't that nice? bill wells is in a lot of trouble. this is national poll. trump nmsz is 74% to be weld's . why is that not close? >> you know who didn't believe the polls before? >> who? >> the president. >> he believes the polls when it shows him ahead. >> these ones. >> take a look at this, the president is really popular among republicans. nationwide, 89%. iowa,

edward thanks very much indeed. at the anxious event felicity huffman is one of fourteen people who've agreed to plead guilty to using bribery to get the children into prestigious universities in the united states prosecutors have recommended a prison term of four to ten months off but she also agreed to pay twenty a twenty thousand dollars fine dozens of people including wealthy parents and college team coaches are accused of bribery and cheating to get their children into colleges including yale and georgetown. these ilands privacy commissioner says that facebook is run by morally bankrupt pathological liars john edwards criticized the social media giants after a gunman used a network to live stream last month's mosque attacks and cries judge that was once internet firms to do more to stop atrocities being broadcast online but facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg says bad people it's a blame not bad technology. we need to build our systems to be able to identify. and live stream terror events more quickly as as it's ha

so the more personal issues where i guess -- the real apology we heard before was maybe john edwards. [laughs] b1 [laughs] exactly. on that note, jane spindle, things are spending time with us speaking of bernie sanders, vermont senator unveil his medicare for all plan. will americans embrace a single plan customer orders a dent in the water? ♪ are you a veteran, own a home, and need cash? you should know about the newday va home loan for veterans. it lets you borrow up to 100 percent of your home's value. not just 80 percent like other loans. and that can mean a lot more money for you and your family. with our military service, veterans like us have earned a valuable va benefit. the right to apply for a va home loan. the newday va loan lets you refinance your mortgages, consolidate your credit card debt, put cash in the bank, and lower your payments over 600 dollars a month. newday usa has been granted automatic authority by the va. they could close your loan in as little as 30 days. so call newday usa. they look at your whole financial picture, not just your credit score. and they

john edwards raised 14ds million, mitt romney, $21 million. rudy giuliani, $14 million. what this tells us is there's a lot of money on the sideline. the second question is how much of this grassroots money will be out there for the candidates and how will they be able to distribute it? i think the third, because we haven't heard from a lot of the female candidates is the challenge women candidates still have raising moneyment we'll know more about that in the next ten days. >> shawna? >> this friday in the military the transgender ban goes into effect. the defense department wouldn't necessarily call it a ban, but it's a change in how transgender military people are treated. what i'm interested in seeing is how the rollout goes as well as what does it mean for those grandfathered in. there are some who will be able to keep their jobs, but it will be more difficult for them to commission, to ascend into other careers or cross train. we plan a couple stories later this week. >> the pentagon court challenge will continue as well. all of washington waiting to see how much o

i am sure no political consultant told john edwards you are going to ask questions about canadian pork imports and whether or not those hawks should pass the same tests -- hogs should pass the same tests as american-produced hogs. you get these questions, and people have an issue on their mind and they really want to ask it even if it is not important anybody has. at this point roughly a year out of the caucuses, a lot of what i am looking for is what theme a candidate is trying to get across in their speeches when they are at a rally. also the reaction from voters. we joke about iowans will not commit to a candidate until i have seen them for or five times, and at this point, democrats are going out to see all the candidates, and they are comparing them. and i was at an elizabeth warren rally in talking to people, and they had gillibrand rally in couple weeks earlier or had seen cory booker. so they are taking out everybody. and so i am looking for that reaction. who do they like, what strength do they see in a candidate? they may say elizabeth warren is very strong on these financial

. >> reporter: governor john bel edwards declared a state of emergency. the storm system started in east sexas yesterday, covering 150 miles. bryan and san augustine, texas, took a direct hit from tornadoes. >> wow! >> reporter: just five minutes before the tornado hit ruston, brittney fletcher was woken up by a text message alert. >> you could hear trees cracking ngd windows shattering. it blew my front door open and it was deadbolted. and so glass started coming in everywhere and it didn't last maybe a minute or so. >> reporter: in the next 24 tours, this storm will actually continue to move east, dropping more rain and kicking up some high winds in alabama, georgia, and florida as well. jeff, while there are some people here that have already started the repair process, the motel owner tells me that it's just not possible for her. is you can see, this place was completely destroyed. thankfully, everybody did make it out okay, but the best she can do right now is bulldoze it town and start all over again. >> glor: all right, mireya, thank you very much.

stairs at this hotel that once >> reporter: louisiana governor john bel edwards declaring a state of emergency urging people to stay home if they can. >> everyone needs to understand that now is not the time to come could ruston to sightsee. we have a lot of work going on out there to clear debris, to do search and rescue and make sure that overpasses and bridges are safe. >> the storm will slowly make its way into the northeast. we'll have the full forecast in minutes. >>> now to the race for the white house. former vice president joe biden capping off the first day of his 2020 campaign with a philadelphia fund-raiser. biden is taking direct aim at president trump hoping to deny him a second term. abc's elizabeth hur has more from washington. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: mona, good morning to you. we are here and joe biden hoped to raise half a million and he met that goal and then some. so it appears his supporters are coming out in force but so are his critics. joe biden kicking off his bid w in his home state of delaware for some pizza and ending in philadelphia with a f

john edwards 14 million. and there was a lot of interest around them. ainsley: that former finance director for obama whose name is rufus gifford. those are his tweets even chris dodd do you remember when he ran? he was a candidate. his name pronel probably doesn't resonate with you other than dodd frank he was almost 9 million at this point. brian: compare what we are looking at now in the 2020 fund raising class. steve: got to figure two things one, there are so many names out there fracturing the donor base. also, when you think about it if you are going to give somebody a lot of money. don't you want to give it to the winner? at this point it's hard to tell who the frontrunner is going to be. bernie sanders u ultimately do you think bernie sanders can win the general? maybe they will wait a little longer. wait until 2020 before they actually put the money in. so, who knows? what do you think? why do you think the democrats are lagging with fund raising at this point or maybe they're putting it into congressional races to keep the house or go for the

. >> reporter: governor john bel edwards declared a state of emergency. the storm system started in east texas yesterday. covering 150 miles. bryan and san augustine, texas took a direct hit from tornadoes. just five minutes before the tornado hit ruston brittany fletcher was woken up by a text message alert. >> you cheer trees cracking and windows shattering. it blew my front door open and it was deadbolted. glass started coming in everywhere, and it depth last. maybe a minute or so. >>> during a college trip to north korea otto warmbier took down a propaganda poster that was on a wall in his hotel. the young man ended up pag for that with his life. that's not enough. it turns out north koreans gave the white house a $2 million bill for his medical care. paula reid has the story. >> reporter: these are the last photos published of american college student otto warmbier. in a coma and being carried off a plane in cincinnati in june 2017, six days before he died. cbs news has learned north korea demanded the u.s. pay $2 million for warmbier's medical expen

edwards and even after john edwards left that campaign, there was almost ad infinitum discussion on the issue. i agree with chris, we will have a robust debate about what the next step on health care is, and i do think a lot of people recognize it, what's really animating concern is in the democratic primary, is both universal coverage and lower cost. it's not just one of those issues, it's both of those issues, and my expectation is, we've already seen candidates differentiate themselves, some candidates are embracing multiple paths, starting with an option like jan jukowski has put forward. medicare for america which is loosely based on the medicare extra plan all the way to medicare for all single pair. and i personally expect a broad debate on the merits of maintaining the private insurance system. the merits of zero co pays, there are big differences in a variety of these plans, we are proud of the medicare for america version of universal health care, which is universal. essentially maintains private insurance within the medicare program and also maintains it -- employee's abi

i kind of understand that reaction coming from him coming from john pilger from edward snowden in fact i think we do have a short clip of edward snowden like a full voiced quote as to what he had to say on his twitter feed let's listen to that snowden's tweet images of ecuador's ambassador inviting the secret police into the embassy to drag the publisher of like it or not award winning journalism out of the building we're going to end up in the history books and sanchez critics may cheer but this is a dark moment for press freedom well and going back to because the we can leaks it has a sort of knock this domino effect into place a should say and kind of kick started that big big we general whistleblower movement which was kind of maybe swept under the rug used to be to be swept under the rug and wasn't that rampant before the we can leaks emergence and resurgence and do all these names of edward snowden of chelsea or chelsea manning all of that . huge amount owing to a well known and indeed i mean. we have the web site has been implicated in the in the case of twenty sixteen elections

edwards, and, even after john edwards left that campaign, there was, almost -- to the discussion, between the candidates, and -- the individual mended it, and a whole series of issues. so, i actually, i agree with chris, that we will have a robust debate, about what the next step on healthcare is, and i do think, a lot of people recognize that what is really animating concern, is in the democratic primary, is both universal coverage, and lower cost, it is not just one of those issues, it is both of those issues. and, my expectation, is and we have already seen candidates differentiate themselves, some candidates are embracing multiple paths, starting with an action, to a plan, like -- john put forward, which the center for american progress, is very, excited to work with them on, to care for america, which is loosely based on the medicare extra plan that cap produced, or the way to medicare for all single-payer. and, i personally expect a broad debate, on the merit of maintaining the private insurance system, the merits of zero co-pays, there are big differences in a variety of these plan

the governor of louisiana, john bell edwards says this period reminded louisiana of a dark past of intimidation and fear. and here's what we heard from the state fire marshal. >> this community is safe again. we are extremely unequivocally confident we have the person responsible for these tragic crimes on these three churches. and i have to tell you, this investigation is probably one of the most unique arson investigations that i have been involved in in my 33 years in that this was an attack on the house of god. >> we know that in addition to local and state investigators, the atf, the fbi assisted in the investigation. that deputy, the suspect's father, is said to be hurt and shocked, but all officials there believe that the terror is over. kate. >> still the questions are going to linger until there's a firm answer of just why this person would do this. thank you so much, victor. >>> coming up for us, the national enquirer is up for sale. why now? and who's buying? we'll be right back. . . . travel and dining now kayak and opentable let you earn travel rewards every time you dine. earn poi

ed edwards released big numbers. so far they've raised less than clinton or obama. let's get a check now on your weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins. >> you ruined it for me earlier. i was planning this cool weather whiplash story and then you said earlier how it was 70 degrees and then -- >> it's so -- i'm a very ainstituastute observer. >> let's call this our weather whiplash. we'll start in areas where it was 70 to 80 degrees over the last couple of days. denver on monday of 80 degrees. minneapolis was 70. chicago was 73. so now we have to set the stage for our blizzard and our cold conditions. denver goes from 80 to 44. minneapolis 70 to 41. chicago goes from 73 to 40. that's spring in the plains. kit change in a heart beat. we have blizzard warnings that extend from nebraska all the way through central portions of minnesota. the impacts from this -- this could be one of the worst winter storms we've had all season. this area of pink in here that's 18 inches of snow. these little red dots our computer mode

under louisiana's new governor, john bel edwards, three local governing bodies now decide, and they approved this deal. but that's because, says elizabeth long: >> the chamber of southwest louisiana told three governmental entities what they were going to do. >> reporter: to what extent were you involved with the ree entities that had to approve, and did approve this project?e >>e the facilitator for the projects. we want the projects to come to our region. >> repor the chamber's george swift: >> do we grant the tax exemption and get the industries and the jobs, or do we get nothing? >> reporter: but if you have t ports, the pipelin, the product, natural gas, why didn't you at least try to drive a harder bargain? >> we do have all the resources, but there's a lot of competition all over the united states. >> reporter: driftwood's texas- nesed parent company decli our interview request, but did issue a statement-- that the project would generate "more than $700 million in sales taxes the first ten years," and then, after the abatement expires, more than $100 million a year in property taxes.

the last time there was a large field in 2000, hillary clinton, barack obama and john edwards raised big totals. so far every candidate to release their numbers have posted significantly less than the $26 raised by clinton and the $25 million raised by obama in the first quarter of their prime rip battary battle. >> john heilemann, what is the impact of these democrats raising so few dollars? >> i wouldn't exactly say it's so few dollars, joe. in 2008, you had hillary clinton, a fund-raising juggernaut and barack obama, who was a star on the rise in a way that the party or very few of the democrats this time around were. it was clear from the beginning of that race it was a three-person race. there were eight or nine people in the field but obama, clinton, edwards were seen from the beginning as the top tier. now there are so many candidates that are all competing for dollars and there's so little clarity about the shape of the field that a lot of traditional big dollar donors are waiting to see what the field is before they make a determination about who they want to be with and the

s more prominent supporters including edward snowden and john pilger the journalist and filmmaker british foreign secretary has spoken out calling a song a saying us. and he is no hero and no one is above the law but we probably will be hearing from the u.k. prime minister to resign may later in the day he was probably grateful as be huge distraction given everything that is going on with their exit at the moment possibly be hearing from the u.s. president was wow this is indeed and huge story we'll bring you all the latest on honesty of course yeah well we heard some reaction coming from the. president as well the president who actually gave. him seven years ago now he called the current ecuadorian president lending maranoa the greatest trader in ecuador in latin american history as he allowed the british police to enter our their embassy in london to arrest a son and earlier we saw some really harsh pictures. being pulled out of the ecuadorian embassy police officers practically dragged him out and shot him into the police and now as we heard from our reporter there standing by the cord

if you could thank our two speakers, john early and chris edwards in the usual way. thank you. .. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> former vice president and democrat i believe senator joe biden kicks off presidential campaign today with rally in pittsburgh. you can watch live coverage at 3:30 eastern on companion network c-span3. also later today, a hearing on military veterans suicide prevention. live coverage from the house veterans affairs committee will start 7:00 p.m. eastern, that will also be on c-span3, reminder that you can follow all of our coverage at c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. >> wednesday at 10:00 a.m. eastern, attorney general william barr will testify before the senate judiciary committee on the mueller report and on thursday at 9:00 a.m. eastern he will testify before the house judiciary committee live on c-span3, c-span.org and listen on the free c-span radio app. >> up next former defense secretary and cia director leon pinetta talks about military and civilian lea

white john thanks for coming in is great to have you with us edward snowden has called this a dark day for press freedom the u.s. justice department however is that it wants a songe on computer hacking claims how does that change the nature of the case is this about persecuting publishers if the charge doesn't pertain to the publishing of sensitive documents. so pesky getting julian assange specifically for his rule revealing and uncovering and publishing the high crimes and war crimes and corruptions of the us government needed us politicians and also the british government and it's a shameful day i have to see and the annals of british justice one that reveals that the u.k. legal system is but please think of the us and will system people have exploded to brussels over these last few years and in the context of the wrecks a crisis and saying that britain is essentially have us a little that's not the case the cases that britain is a bustle of washington and it has been confirmed by two these events said we're still going to just nation he says he had to seek sanctuary in russia russi

i've been fighting this battle, edward, for 20 years. i know you've got to keep your spirits up. i will tell you something i've learned. you know what the most important renewable energy fuel is in america? it's perseverance. we've got this big time. and now when we get a president of the united states that understands that wind turbines don't cause cancer, they cause jobs, okay, they cause jobs. >> governor -- >> we'll know what to do. >> governor, you've called the green new deal, in your words, an aspirational document. you embrace it in sentiment, but do you fully endorse it? >> well, i endorse exactly what is going on here, which is this has done three really beneficial things for america. number one, it's got people talking about climate change. this is one of the reasons i'm running, there was only four minutes of climate change in the last three presidential debates. i'm going to end that. number two, it has also raised people's ambition as to the scope of the challenge. we have to decarbonize our entire economy in the next several decades. green new deal has succeeded in

. >> president mccarthy: big welcome back to john. i want to close this in memory deputy director sweeney's father, mr. edward sweeney who died last week. he was of great age. he was a tremendous character. one of the finest irishman ballroom dancers you'll see. he lived full life and one of the greatest characters of the irish community. our talks and prayers are with him and his family. that should do it madam second. >> thank you very much. we had our motion to adjourn. it is now 11:46 a.m. thank you. >> shop and dine in the 49 promotes local businesses and challenges residents to do their business in the 49 square files of san francisco. we help san francisco remain unique, successful and right vi. so where will you shop and dine in the 49? >> i'm one of three owners here in san francisco and we provide mostly live music entertainment and we have food, the type of food that we have a mexican food and it's not a big menu, but we did it with love. like ribeye tacos and quesadillas and fries. for latinos, it brings families together

. >> president mccarthy: big welcome back to john. i want to close this in memory deputy director sweeney's father, mr. edward sweeney who died last week. he was of great age. he was a tremendous character. one of the finest irishman ballroom dancers you'll see. he lived full life and one of the greatest characters of the irish community. our talks and prayers are with him and his family. that should do it madam second. >> thank you very much. we had our motion to adjourn. it is now 11:46 a.m. thank you. >> this is the meeting of the recreation and park commission. would the secretary please call the roll. (roll call). >> i am going to make a few announcements. we welcome everyone today. it is the april 18th meeting of the recreation and park commission. we would ask you to turn off sound producing devices that could go off during the meeting. we ask you take any secondary conversations outside in order for this meeting to proceed as efficiently as possible. commissioner buhl each commission has three minutes. each person will have th

charles: edward, thank you very much. bringing back the guys, john lonski, brian dimotrovic rob luna. i know you weren't a fan of tariffs as a weapon per se but interesting to hear jamie dimon of all people saying he wasn't a fan initially but he is glad now in retrospect we've done them and he thinks we'll get a pretty good deal. what do you think? >> i will go full end justify the means. if it turns out good a very good free trade deal for all this hue and cry for the last year it i will be worth it. charles: john? >> a globalized economy is not going to away. it is important we have fair trade, fair and balanced trade in possible. one other thing i want to add. one other reason we get very low unemployment and little if any inflation because the labor market is globalized. 3.8% unememployment rate today doesn't mean the same thing it did back in the 1970s. charles: rob, it seems pretty obvious wall street will cheer this. i'm not sure if there is sell on the news effect but at some point wall street will have to come b

. >> president mccarthy: big welcome back to john. i want to close this in memory deputy director sweeney's father, mr. edward sweeney who died last week. he was of great age. he was a tremendous character. one of the finest irishman ballroom dancers you'll see. he lived full life and one of the greatest characters of the irish community. our talks and prayers are with him and his family. that should do it madam second. >> thank you very much. we had our motion to adjourn. it is now 11:46 a.m. thank you. >> my name tom hewitt. first of all, i would like to welcome everyone to come to this fair. this safety fair, we trying to educate the public regarding how to prepare themselves during and after the earthquake and then to protect themselves for next 72 hours. >> hi. my name's ed sweeney. i'm the director of services at department of building inspection, and we put together a great fair for the city of san francisco to come down and meet all the experts. we've got engineers, architects. we have builders, we have government agencies. >>

. >> president mccarthy: big welcome back to john. i want to close this in memory deputy director sweeney's father, mr. edward sweeney who died last week. he was of great age. he was a tremendous character. one of the finest irishman ballroom dancers you'll see. he lived full life and one of the greatest characters of the irish community. our talks and prayers are with him and his family. that should do it madam second. >> thank you very much. we had our motion to adjourn. it is now 11:46 a.m. thank you. >> good afternoon and welcome to the land use and transportation committee for the san francisco board of supervisors for today, monday april 29th, 2019. i am the chair of the committee, joined by vice chai -- vice chair supervisor safai and matt haney to my left. please make any announcements that you have. >> please make sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices. completed speaker cards and copies of any documents can be included as part of the file should be submitted to the clerk items will appear on the may 7 th boar

john tyler. number 39. virginia native, biographer was edward, who does argue his qualities i urge you to read the chapter. the man who ended up not having a party but he did manage to establish the presidential succession because it wasn't written into the constitution. okay you won't be surprised at this warren harding. he scored 360 points out of a thousand. we know so much about scandals of places presidency. you'll be interested to know the biographer chose for his chapters john dean. yes, that john dean. of watergate who knows a thing or two about presidential scandals. and actually he uncovered papers that were papacy unknown to biographers and he argues that he deserves a little bit better than the place that historians have given. it is up for you to decide. next, franklin pierce. poor franklin pierce. new hampshire's only president, 41st place, the kansas nebraska act did him in.he also had a bit of a drinking problem. but you might also remember if you know anything about him that he came to offi

john christopher a fan and historians your opinion only. we were sent to reason with kagami we said there are a couple of mad men in france who would like to fight against you and your side also had a few mad men who would be willing to fight the french so let's be reasonable and avoid that it is this room that's a meeting also saw the drawing up of the safe humanitarian zone then tensions between paris and konami were calmed at least temporarily nevertheless the into tiny refused to accept friends preventing them from winning the war they eventually resorted to action that has remained largely hidden from the public in mid july a few days before that final victory that you could turn you captured twenty three french troops attempting to cross their lines. twenty three. french troops captured. we use it almost two but again it was a lake look this is our country and we're going to enter this territory whether you want it. so if you believe that we would go there anyway because this is a territory. and. it's not. true at all right steve. chr

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edward lawrence is live with more. >>> secretary of state's message is get on the play. john bolton saying this is not a coup because guaido is the legitimate leader of the country. the united states is ready to help guaido who is recognized by countries around the world as the president there if he needs to help. so far he's not asked. bolton warns the cubans and the russians not to interfere with what's going on. >> the president wants to see a peaceful transfer of power from maduro to guaido. that possibility still exists if enough figures depart from the regime and support the opposition. >> and experts say this is a pivotal moment in the venezuelan's history. we've seen clashes, some of them very violent. senator lindsey graham said that now is the time maduro needs to leave the country. >> this is the moment, we need to seize this moment, tell cuba and russia that they're propping up a tissuing an thug and we'reo tolerate that in venezuela and all options are on the table. >> the president is being briefed on what's happening there. social media has seen guaido cal

not taken,edward landsdale and the american tragedy in vietnam." also steve cortez, a cnn political commentator. max, just in terms of substance of what secretary clinton is saying, whether or not she's the right voice for it as she herself raises in the piece, the idea that it's not a binary choice, either go for impeachment hearings or go to impeachment or do nothing, she's saying there's essentially this middle way. >> yeah, i think it's basically called kicking the can down the road, anderson. i'm not disagreeing with her advice. this is in fact what speaker pelosi is choosing to do, to hold these hearings and build up an evidentiary base and create popular revulsion against donald trump. they're dreaming if they think there's any set of facts that will cause a single republican to ever vote for impeachment of donald trump. so at the end of the day they're still going to face that difficult choice. are they going to push a motion of impeachment through the house without any republican votes, with no hope the senate will remove trump from office

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on that point, john, there is some level of fighting a fight with one hand behind your back. a lot of people, bernie sanders included, have sworn off the major donor work that clinton, obama, edwards. they all did this. i think you are seeing these are people who can raise money in small increments. now i think people like that idea. $20 average contributions. it takes a lot of $20 to get to $18 as opposed to $2800. >> don't i know it. >> next report card, former governor terry mcauliffe. >> it was worth mentioning for two reasons. i think he's getting in the race. a bunch of sources suggest he's moving toward it. i give him a b because my view before the week was where does he go? sort of a centrist pragmatic government with ties to the clintons. joe biden, who we are going to talk about later in a less favorable light, joe biden is stumbling, creates an opportunity for terry mcauliffe. i don't know if he emerges but i could see some space by which mcauliffe could make the race. that merits a b. >> we have to wait for the joe biden news. in the meantime, someone is earning a