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Managing Director and CEO, JEA Jay Stowe, the new CEO of Jacksonville’s municipal water and electric utility since Nov. 30, inherited an organization cooperating in a federal grand jury probe and preparing a five-year, $2.5 billion capital investment plan.  His hiring ended a 1½-year period that saw an attempt to sell JEA to a private company, resulting in U.S. Department of Justice and City Council investigations and the firing of former CEO Aaron Zahn and his senior leadership team. Stowe...

Something of the upper hand. >> so no negotiations. north core continues its short range missile testing. and now youve got china and russia saying they want to take some of the u.n.-backed sanctions against north korea. what is going on that front? how do you explain that? what is going on with the timing of that? >> people talk about this air cra era that were living in, great power competition, china, russia, the united states, and think of north korea as the kid in the schoolyard who is smal...

Welcome back. the white house is trying to tamp down speculation about president trumps health following an unannounced visit to walter reed medical center over the weekend. the president spent two hours at the medical center on saturday for what white house officials called routine tests. but the trip has not been listed on the presidents public schedule. the white house released a memo from the presidents physician last night that reads in part this. despite some of the speculation the preside...

Korea, i serve active duty u.s. pacific command. we have no good military options against north korea which is why i support dim plom seplomacy. north core ye we need to rely on facts, not what the president thinks. >> congressman lieu, appreciate your time tonight. >> thank you, aaron. >> trumps bizarre way of doing business that has the canadians stretches their heads. us. ed with nn and now with each new line, get one of our latest smartphones included. $40/line for four lines and smartphones...

Probably, but hes been excellent. go ahead, please. thats okay to, youre friends. >> thanks, mr. president. you did commit with chairman kim to a next summit in your term? >> no. we will see if it happened but i have not committed. >> some say they are a nuclear power, do you accept north core corps as a nuclear state for the time being and are you thinking of reimposing the military exercises with south core corps or will you keep a freeze for freeze. >> military exercises, i gave that up quite...

Where the president of the united states will be addressing the media. and i wonder, what is your reaction from washington. >> thank you very much, ed. i think rett s reaction from washington is better to be safe than sorry and not throw caution to the wind. i think the president has taken deliberate approach. the good news and youve reported on this throughout your presentations is we have a process. it includes nonproliferation and economic security for north korea. i think a deliberate approa...

Peace or check, but this necessitates this channel of communication. rather than a reward or symbolic value of it, it is the nitty-gritty of having those regular discussions. lots of explanations and lot going back and forth. to have the delegations to fly from washington to north core corps that aspect of it, if there is this road map coming out of this process. >> i dont want to get in you in trouble with the president, he tweeted he was tired of the armchair quarterbacking going on and think ...

President: i have decided to terminate the planned summit in singapore on june 12th. i believe this is a tremendous setback for north korea and a setback for the world. hopefully positive things will be taking place with respect to the future of north core . inorth korea.if they dont havee ready then we have ever been before. >> the art of diplomacy is the heart of the deal. >> i think its good for kim kim jong-un. he got a letter from the president that said, never mind. he must be having a gig...

Government, the underdog in this case is timothy carpenter. to win, he has to argue a sort of mosaic-like argument about the fourth amendment, that it should just be differently applied to cell phones than it has in the past, say, to telephone records and other type records, but cell phones are different because theyre such a part of our life that we should look at privacy differently. even as to information that we ping off of a cell phone tower so it knows where we are. its an uphill battle. h...

Saying that he was part of the reason why things were getting out of control, things were getting more tense. obviously, most of the blame goes to kim jong-un. do you agree president trumps tone and his rhetoric are making things worse? >> well, look, im uncomfortable when the president tweets. let me say that. i think the tone out of the administration, the president, the secretary of the state and everybody else, is actually pretty good. the reason it looks like its -- all this is stepping up ...