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he plans to provide ament ed testimony. sessions has sense recused himents from any investigation that examines communications between president trump's aide and russia. >>> they could be getting complaints soon from airline passengers because the tsa is changing the way it screens travel lers. the agency says it has new search procedures that call it more comprehensive for selective passengers. they report the new pat down will trace to five different kinds used. they will use the palm of their hands to pat down passengers in private screening areas. they often use the back of their hands. >>> coming up here on mornings on 2, justin timberlake at the i-heart music radio awards last night and will share his message to young viewers specifically during his acceptance speech. >>> damage to your home or apartment caused by this winter storm, we'll talk about the rights you have if you rent. soofrjts steve is telling us about the rain and hail pattern again. >> yes, we'll see more sun today than yesterday. still a possibility t

reports say the palestinian leader will stress his concerns about israeli settle mthe building amentfor two state solution. >>> now one step around from con fi fir nation. david friedman's nomination was confirmed thursday. nation. david friedman's nomination was confirmed thursday. as or ren leash mieberman repor president trump also has connections to settlement activity. >> reporter: this is the settlement president trump has assumed. his name isn't on any of the building, but his mark and those of his administration are here n in bet elp. >> you see trump as positive for the settlements? >> absolutely. i think he loves israeisrael. >> reporter: trump donated $10,000 in 2002 3 to the schools. and his son-in-law's family charity also donated tense of thousand. but trump's pick for ambassador to israel has the dooeeepest connection. friedman's name is on some of the buildings here. friedman a long time assuk tig of the schools and bpresident o the fundraising arm. critics whether it could con glikt with what is in the best interests for the u.s. which considers settlement expansion

ament the loss of this - >> not really. because now -- everybody has a cell phone and people, people call in all kind of smoke all the time. >> reporter: if this looks and sound appealing, cal fire would love to hear from you. sure the place is small and spartan, big on history. not without at least one creature comfort we might add. >> we are going to have a microwave, make popcorn in the afternoons. that's a highlight. >> sold. >> that's really good. about 3:00. >> reporter: and 4,385 feet, looking good. from capernicus peak, santa clara, wayne friedman, abc 7 news. >> seems like kind of a fun job. talk about views. imagine what you could see from this, a floating skyscraper. design firm released concept art for a proposed floating skyscraper. the tower would be strung using high strength cabling from an asteroid orbiting above the earth. the asteroid would be put in a geosynchronous orbit. the agency says asteroid wrangling could be reality in the future. >> yeah. >> all right, well that is going to do it for this editio

let listen for ament. >> there are basically two things that i want to make really clear.m not going to defend donald trump, not now, not in the future. you guys know i have real concerns about a nominee. is it going to be a turbulent month? many of you on this call are facing tough reelections. some of you are not. but with respect to donald trump, i would encourage to you do what you think is best and do what you feel you need to do. >> so to point out nbc news has not been able to independently verify the reporting. it does fit with reporting that we had that we knew that paul ryan had said that. it seems really weird that all of a sudden this has appeared. >> i think the house speake would say what happened on that callas reported at the time but, yes, this does come into an interesting political context, considering that, you know, the house speaker is up here trying to sell this but sort of saying different things than the white house and raising some questions about the white house's commitment to this plan that house leaders have written and whether or not those tw

it's a tough case to make anering ament on. but i do -- to make an argument on. but i do think it's a local issue. eminent domain has done good on many occasions. ms. barnes, in your situation it sounds like maybe it was not done well. we were elected to city down -- were you elected to city council after this happened? ms. barnes: kind of in the middle. i was elected last year. and a new council came along with that. that was the hand-picked people the mayor had chosen, other than myself, had won. so they've been able to pass new laws to govern our city that has been absolutely targeted on to pleasant ridge. the first council is the one who voted against the b.e.p. application and that's the reason it was pulled. mr. cohen: you say -- was the mayor re-elected too? ms. barnes: yes, he was. mr. cohen: when is the project they're putting -- homes, you say million-dollars homes? ms. barnes: yes, sir. mr. cohen: pleasant ridge. is it close enough to where people live in louisville? ms. barnes: we now have -- mr. cohen: i mean work in louisville, excuse me. ms. barnes

the fourth amendmen fourth ament apply in across portion of the mexican civilian on mexican soil by unitedstates federal agents. the petitioners claim of fourth amendment protection was answered in verdugo. i don't think this court asked to the question of the functionality of -- >> in verdugo, the u.s. officers were acting in collaboration with the approval and cooperation of mexican officers. that's quite a different case, isn't it? >> it is. however, in verdugo the person claiming protection was in the united states. the act occurred in mexico. here we have mr. hernandes who was seized in mexico. he was never in the united states. the act session at the border is very real and very finite. it's not elastic. >> but i thought in verdugo the collatioquestion was a search tt occurred wholly inside mexico with the cooperation of the mexican authorities? >> and this court denied to extend that protection. i believe this fax provide or provided even a greater rationale for this court to extend those protections, given the fact that thunitedtates planned the acts iitn the states with mr. verdug

the situation here is, it seems the perimeter that the police have put in place around the parcel aments building, the perimeter is being expanded and pushed further back at the moment. it is as we would expect. there has been quite a crowd gathering here to witness what's taking place. >> we're going to get back to nic, we'll try to reestablish that connection. nic robertson is there. clearly they're expanding that perimeter, the parliament, the entire area now very much on lockdown. this is a serious situation, extraordinary situation in london unfolding. clarissa ward, you're here with us in washington right now. but you know this area well, you've spent a lot of time there. as we just heard from that member of parliament, kevin brennan, he doesn't remember anything like this going back to 2005 when those horrendous terrorist incidents occurred in london. >> reporter: that's right, i went to a school called west minister school, i spent an enormous amount of time in this area. as you heard from max foster, this is a crowded, bustling area, filled with lawmakers attending houses of par

jeff sessions should recuse himself from overseeing that case because of his own personal entang amentsere. his own personal involvement with, hypothetically, the people or entities in question. but also once again, it's the same office in the southern district of new york. if you had to pick one window through which you'd have to watch all of the scandals in this new american era, you might choose the one that meet be pete barrera's office. there's this turk irk banking case today. they're also prosecuting off the top of my head, also prosecuting deutsche bank and its russian money laundering scandal. proving to be a key line of inquiry when it comes to his former campaign chairman, paul manafort. and deutsche bank his biggest lender. the office is also the office that prosecuted the number two official at a russian state-owned bank valued veb. we talked about this last night. the new york branch of this russian bank, the guy the number two guy in charge there was at the same time he was working at that bank also secretly a russian spy. working at this bank in new york as his cover sto

the nontransportation unions as amentioned. generally, new neutral folks -- house ways and means and senate finance, appropriate operators don't like losing money. there's some behind the scenes discussions but the public statemented not greatment and then general aviation. a lot of misinformation. they're not affected. it would be ideal if they were but politically that would make this even more challenging, and really not wore worth it at this point in time. so linking ga and general aviation is incorrect, and one challenge is the scoring of the proposal. cbo scores the bill as a no new spending but we don't think it would be bit if you're in public in a district you won't vote for something that is increasing spending because you're inviting a prime mar challenge. so we're looking to omb to see what we can do on that. thank you very much. [applause] >> i was supposed to talk about transit, but i'm going to start out of talking about wasn't officer my favorite subjects which is autonomous or self-driving cars. when i first st

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