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safety experts prepared to take action on a growing program on our tion roads. >>> 6:00 a.m. on the nose. good monday morning. this is nbc 10 news today. i'm tracy davidson. >> we've got less than a half an hour from the start of spring. bill henley explain to us what's on your tie, would you? >> those would be flowers. springwers >> very nice. >> go ahead, take that, snap be atheautiful day. spring begins in 28 minutes. and it's going to be a beautiful spring day. but may have to wear a pretty good coat this morning. there's a little breeze in the lehigh valley, 30 degrees there, 35 in philadelphia. we'll see lots of sunshine. look at the warmup. 37 degrees at 9:00,

. >> good morning thank you for join tion is i'm maureen umeh. >> i'm wisdom martin. >> today is wednesday, march 8. erin como will talk about what is happening on the roads and mike gifts us an update in ten seconds or less about the weather. >> ten second or less. >> or five. >> and weather-wise we're watching out for -- we're not watching out. it's training out now. later today sun comes out. we'll clear it up later. and so yes, see, i have more than ten seconds this timing. >> that was update you did that in ten second you're good. >> that's funny. >> and feeling like spring. later this afternoon and for most of the day tomorrow as well spr forecast. enjoy. it one thing i can garn teen you we will get colder friday, saturday, sunday. looking at future cast there's rain outside this morning. watch how fast out of here. 10, 11, full sunshine and we keep that around 2 days. lots of nice weather today, breezy, up to 66 later this afternoon and look at tomorrow, sunny, beautiful, 70. get out and enjoy if you can. because friday we have a little system moving through in morning hours and may

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are we going to force the republicans to invoke the nuclear tion? i had a very different reaction to his testimony today. judge gorsuch is not an ideologue. he is a judge, and i think his reputation among liberals and conservatives is someone of incredible integrity that shows judicial restraint. they're not all from the same, you know, mold. i do think that his skepticism about executive power, his willingness to break with some of those orthodoxies, ought to give some people on the democrats pause. because if he goes down, what makes them think the next guy up is not going to be much, much, much worse? >> nina, it was interesting to hear what people. >> reporter: s-- were saying about him during the day. one person said no one person says gosh that many times in a lifetime. one person said every line he delivered sounded like he was recording them for an audio book. he does get credit for going there for president trump's attack on federal judges. >> especially when you consider that sean spicer then tweeted that he didn't say anything about trump

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tion >> i'll pass.>> are you sure you don't want to understand a those questionsse q yourself? > and case i anthony breaks her silence on her daughter's death. and her life now six years after herein pennsylvania must acquittal. > your news starts now. i'm appalled that they just made the decision because peoplen b don't have the luxury like me and high family to have one at home with the kids. people have the right to stand up to what he they want to stand up. if they this is how they want tw do it, i'm fine with it. parents are split would on the controversial decisions made by some school systems to close their doors tomorrow whilele teachers observe the day without women movement. now, prince george's countynce county schools arege on that li. administrators made the decisioe tonight and it's left some parents trying to figure outt last minute childcare plans.s. yancy. the school districnct says it didn't have a choice.oice it had to close due to the high number of absence requests from teachers and staffers.ff alexandria city public schools and center city public charter s

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i think assange is laundering for a tion leaks political purpose. host: fort worth, texas, independent. for my call. you what can we do about the fact we have a health insurance industry is profit s, that making and rewards stockholders nd executives rather than a healthcare system, just the a er day, paul ryan was at meeting lobbying meeting for the blue cross insurance company for fundraising, what is answer to this? easy so, i don't have an answer, this is fascinating part of political debate in the question ght now, the about the future of the health care industry or how we care for americans or however you want to phrase it. to be re certainly going fights about transparenceinforms hrgh congress or access toon o fundamentally than about what the government is for and who for what. so that is really the one of the of politics and fascinating to watch. host: john wonderlich, thank your time in this discussion this morning, appreciate it. guest: thank you, pleasure. host: we'll take a short break and come back and open up the phone lines. whatever

saying they would like to work together, offer up ideas and had suggestions about how to come to to a tion on this and get house vote on this. >> wouldn't this require -- sorry, this is not free for all, jonathan is asking a question. this require press collection for the white house, he president branded chuck schumer a clown, worked entirely with republicans on this bill, require serious change of course for the president? >> to some degree, sure, i think the president talked about that. we learned a lot through the rocess and i think we're looking at ways to improve how to handle healthcare and other we do everything. i mentioned to some of you in one trait of things, of successful organization is to examine how you do things. we're willing to listen -- spicer.at is sean even after last two weeks involves the billions in payments that therers currently get under wall. house republicans were challenging those payments invalid. they call it illegal. suspended as republicans push to the a.c.a. it could resume or trump could payments and decline it. end the payments of the lawsuit. broader

could you give me an understanding of what are some of the reasons we impose -- tions >> from my general knowledge it is to punish activities criminal in nature that involved were crimes, violations of you and resolutions or united states law. it is to communicate and enforce foreign-policy interests and values of the united states of america. next room i describe it better. >> admiral rogers? use tos also a tool we shape the actions and intentions of others. -- the factse of russia had invaded crimea. it is an effort to try to send a strong message to russia. is that not true? dir. comey: i think that's right. adm. rogers: yes. yield forat, i will now. >> thank you. anys never acceptable for foreign power to interfere with our elector process. this committee has long focused on russia's conduct and we will remain focused on the threat -- we will and i follow the facts wherever it may lead on a bipartisan level and there will be no sacred cows. many things at stake. there is bipartisan agreement on the danger of the legal leaks and our ability to reauthorize important programs upon which

tion. mr. mccarthy: mr. speaker, on monday, no votes are expected in the house. on tuesday, the house will meet at noon for morning hour and 2:00 p.m. for legislative business. votes will be postponed until 6:30. on wednesday and thursday, the house will meet at 10:00 a.m. for morning hour and noon for legislative business. on friday, the house will meet at 9:00 a.m. for legislative business. last votes of the week are expected no later than 3:00 p.m. mr. speaker, the house will consider a number of suspensions next week, a complete list of which will be announced by close of business today. in addition, the house will consider several important bills from the veterans' affairs committee. first, h.r. 1181 is, the veterans second amendment protection act sponsored by chairman phil roe, which ensures that the second amendment rights of v.a. beneficiaries are not restricted without due process. next, h.r. 1259, the v.a. accountability first act, also sponsored by chairman roe, which grants the v.a. secretary increased discretion to remove our suspend v.a. employees

safety experts prepared to take action on a growing program on our tion roads. >>> 6:00 a.m. on the nose. good monday morning. this is nbc 10 news today. i'm tracy davidson. >> we've got less than a half an hour from the start of spring. bill henley explain to us what's on your tie, would you? >> those would be flowers. springwers >> very nice. >> go ahead, take that, snap be atheautiful day. spring begins in 28 minutes. and it's going to be a beautiful spring day. but may have to wear a pretty good coat this morning. there's a little breeze in the lehigh valley, 30 degrees there, 35 in philadelphia. we'll see lots of sunshine. look at the warmup. 37 degrees at 9:00, 44 at noontime and we're on track for 50s this teeverywhere. the exception will be the suburbs close to 50 this afternoon and 46 degrees in the lehigh valley. a little cooler at the shore. the shore communities will be 48 degrees. the wind blowing at the shore right now. in the 50s this afternoon for delaware. i'll go through the forecast hour by hour to show you what it looks like in your neighborhood when sprin

tions) coming up, we'll get an update from kcbs radio's financial reporter jas >>> and the market just opened up about 10 minutes ago. thedow is down 179 points. we'llget update come up. ,,,, burn in west oakland this morning ... this is a live look from chop ove mead and san pa >>> we have some breaking news 4 alarm fire continues to burn in west oakland this morning. thisa live look from chopper 5. right now we know that it is a 4 alarm blaze around 6 a.m. it was about a 3 alarm blaze we're trying to confirm whether the roof and floor are compromised. we heardreports earlier that the firefighters arrived at the scene and were trying to rescue people who were trapped inside. we're trying to confirm that information with the fire departments. this area is about less than a mile from the theater. it's west ofinterstate 980 near the 580, 980 interchange. we know that it's a 3 story residential structure that is engulfed right now. firefighters continuing to try to battle this blaze. rightnow, again, a 4 alarm blaze in west oakland. we're trying toconfirm with the oakland fire department

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when you heard, i'm curious of your initial reachlkts tion.was such a high on tuesday and now no one seems to be talking about that. is this a self-inflicted wound or what have you heard about it? >> we haven't been a week since the prt' we've covereillions ofo hearing he might have intellow wigence it we're goingo witit not going to happen, you? be ni >> no, i'm t king for more than a year that russia has engaged in corporate espionage. >> you don't think they need a special prosecutor? >> no, i don't. i think evidence is flimsy at best. i see almost no evidence in direct ties between russia and collusion with the trump campaign in any way, shaep, or firm. were there incident tall contacts? yes. but was there intentional collusion, i don't see any of that. >> let me ask you this. "wall street journal" has some tips. this's a section that says how do we know if trump's allegations are true. in fact, the president himself can classideclassify a fisa ord. would you call on that? >> again, you have go into that process. the house intelligence com

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when you heard, i'm curious of your initial reachlkts tion. he was such a high on tuesday and now no one seems to be talking about that. is this a self-inflicted wound or what have you heard about it? >> we haven't been a week since the president's address amend look at what we've covered. look. it's a serious allegation. the president has at his fingertips tens of millions of i think he might have something there but if not, we're going to find out. >> yet congressman, we're hearing he might have gotten the news from "breitbart news" or a radio talk show. he said he has access to top intelligence information. >> yes, he does. he's called upon congress to review that. i'm going wherever the facts take us. i don't know what we're going to finding at this point. but we're really at the beginning of this. >> do you think it's responsible to continue the speculation? the reason i ask, the former dnr director said it's false, it didn't happen. >> mr. clapper doesn't come with the best reputation for facts as well. we're going to go in and look at t

from jim tion is from green book. i want you to the same as you have. [cheers and applause] senator graham: how many people want the health care i have? well -- good. you need to join the air force and serve and you can get it. so. [laughs] congresss talk about and health care. remember when we passed the eve,care act on christmas it was jammed down our throats, as republicans? i decided to opt out of government-sponsored health care. just listen to me. listen to me. cause of this very question. listen. for this very question, i decided to opt out of the system congress allowed in virginia. so i came back home like the rest of you. a little short white guy from south carolina. into these south carolina obamacare system. my deductible went from $750 to 6000 two hundred $50 in my premium quadrupled. and i'm still is healthy today as i was then. , obamacareline is for middle-class people who are driving up your costs, increasing your deductibles, they are taking to provide it for free for somebody else, and that health care. that's redistribution of income

the unfinished business is the question on agreeing to the tion to recommit on h.r. 372 offered by the gentlewoman from nevada, ms. rosen, on which the yeas and nays were ordered. the clerk will redesignate the motion. the clerk: motion to recommit on h.r. 372 offered by ms. rosen of nevada. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on agreeing to the motion to recommit. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 186. the nays are -- the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 189, the nays are 233. the motion is not adopted. the question is on passage of the bill. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. >> mr. speaker, i ask for a recorded vote. the speaker pro tempore: a re

the alarm will go off and we'll be back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, members are expected to vote on tion that wouldakovec -- 5 minutes before 9:00. i'm anne makovec. tonight alameda council members will vote on a resolution to push for a congressional investigation into impeaching our president, donald trump. his alleged interactions and business dealings with russian officials are at the heart of the effort. >> in vallejo, locals have successfully pushed back against the plan to build a cement factory at the site of an old mill on mare island after a packed public meeting the planning admission stopping the proposal. >>> the owner of the raiders reportedly has a new deal to move the team to las vegas. mark davis says bank of america has agreed to loan the team $1.9 billion. a relocation vote could take place later this month. >>> stay with us, traffic and weather in just a moment. ,, ,,,,,,,,,, >>> we got through monday. it's now tuesday. its 8:57. let's check the morning commute. mass transit we have had a series of bart delays here now a 10-minute delay from west oakland to downtown oakland. ace

there are things going on on wall street that is a whole separate issue about the underway,tion process and in that regard i think don regan and the treasury department have some understanding of what is happening, but there is no control from the reagan administration to make that happen. >> so now we have nancy reagan's favorite person, very good. so now others get your hands up, and i will call on you. please make your way to the mic. i am a colleague of jeremy's, and he was teasing us about our relationship, i will push him of it on your comments. physically with the bartel and snyder papers, as we heard, it --really about the military that drives the deficit, and that deficits and imports that so forth. with respect to the human right, it seems very much the cold war that allows for reagan and motivates him and his advisers to have a heated visor -- heated policy to harness these agreements and then differentiate latin america -- it is ties -- nice that there is an in-between realm, and i would like to note this is representative of the eastern block of anti-communism and if latin

how many people watch this or that particular -- but if you oeta, ook at my state, television, tion there are parts that literally nobody else reaches. and if you wanted to look at the best quality for -- we talk a lot about national journalism and to be fair, there's lots of shows on national, you know, public affairs. no shortage of them. but if you get them in any particular state, usually the best broadcasting on what's happening at your state capital is almost always on public television. usually the most informed. it's usually the most in depth and certainly the case in my state. i say that with no -- how many fires do you need to watch? you really do need to know what's happening with the state budget. anyway, let me get back to another area because, again, we think as -- this as traditional media. give us the committee some idea with the explosion of different sorts of platforms and technologies what you're doing at pbs to sort of broaden your traditional reach and get into new markets, if you will. ms. harrison: well, we don't -- one of the things we don't want to do is just chas

. >> ifar,tions, does this president have credibility? >> you know what he has?uessing, on what the united states is going to do. that has given me an incredible amount of leverage across the street. >> that sounds great for our adversa adversaries. it doesn't sound great for our allies. >> our allies know we're with them. ask israel if we're with them. ask ukraine if we're with them. >> this is a big job. some people have speculated that one of the reasons you took it is because it set you up in a great position to one day run for president yourself. you're smiling. >> i'm smiling because they said it when i was a governor. they'll say it now. they'll always say it. but i will tell you that i've never planned ahead because i love the surprises of what comes around in life. >> can you imagine running for president one day? >> i can't. i can't imagine it. what i can tell you is i'm trying to survive the united nations right now. and i'm loving it. >> you got your family. your daughter is at your alma mater at clemson. you have a son whose moved here to new york wi

her long time colleagues say she was leaving work when struck stunning, shock tion, we all said good night to each other thursday night expecting to being back together friday morning lining you do with work colleagues. she did great worked and helped a lot of people. these stories she wrote. the thing about kiplinger we believe we help people and jane was a leader in that and she would write retirement stories and colleagues stories and we could turn to her for anything. she'll be sorely missed. >> she leaves behind a husband, three children and a grandchild. so far no charges have been filed. >> what caused a fire in the rooming house at the district this weekend. fear fighters were called to the home new york avenue northwest early saturday morning. they arrived. flames were shooting from a three story building and firefighters got that fire out. no other homes were damaged. and no one was hurt. but that fire did leave 14 people homeless for now. red cross is helping them find a new place to stay. >>> the time now is 7:07 on daylight savings time. coming up working to repeal and r