meade has in mexico. when you talk about the future of mexico, you talk about who will replace august in carstens, for example, as the head of the central bank. one of the first name that comes up all the time is dr. meade. when you talk about a 2018 presidential elections, one of the names always mentioned is dr. meade. that is just the kind of respect he has in mexico. he has had a big job as finance minister with a lot of challenges. in the early part of this administration, that was increased, so therefore, credit rating agencies downgraded mexico's credit position. he has done a wonderful job in rebuilding that. i hope he will tell you about that. he has the task of making sure the historical reforms in energy and fiscal apology came up smoothly. i hope he will talk to you about that. that has been quite successful also. he has had other challenges that pertains to pemex, cfe, the electric company, and pertain to their social security institution. all three of which had terrible fiscal problems. he h

for example, the tavern girl serving flagons of mead. now, her costume was obviously germanic. in 1487, the bavarian purity laws, or "reinheitsgebot," severely limited the availability of mead. at best, they would have had some sort of spiced wine. you're nitpicking. oh, really? well, here's another nit for you: the flagons would not have been made of polypropylene. renaissance fairs aren't about historical accuracy. they're about taking chubby girls who work at kinko's and lacing them up in corsets so tight their bosom jumps out and says, "howdy." bosoms would not have said "howdy" in the 15th century. if anything, they would've said, "huzzah." i don't care what the bosoms say, sheldon. i just want to be part of the conversation. hi, guys. looks like you've been to the renaissance fair... i'm hoping.

meade, the home. national security agency and the question is whether the senators will go over there yet. no schedule as of yet, but at least they are saying they are making the information available at the nsa headquarters. >> which is not very far away from the capital in suburban maryland. thanks, manu. >>> joining us a member of the house intelligence committee, congressman jims himes of connecticut. thanks for joining us. >> good afternoon, wolf. >> i would like to go through all the headlines starting with the horrific chemical attack carried out against syrian civilians. we've seen all the pictures. his attitude towards the bashar al assad regime has changed very much as a result of seeing these pictures, yet at the same time the president believes syrian refugees should be barred from entering the united states indefinitely. now that these atrocities are taking place and the whole world is watching, do you believe the president can or will reconsider his position on syrian refugees? >> well,

this is bleak mead, where we have been digging over the last ten years.n behind us has got shed loads of archaeology in it. so what percentage of this have you excavated and found? a tiny percentage. we have dug in total 20 metres square. everywhere we dig here, we're finding really important archaeology. it is almost certainly a much bigger complex. they will be a flyover about 300 metres from where we're standing to the east, and it will be eight metres high. if that was not bad enough, the road here is going to be banked up another seven metres. all of that logistical work will drain the spring and take down the water table, which is preserving all of these objects which are thousands of years old. the road has got to go somewhere, hasn't it? it has got to go somewhere, but why does it have to go here? this is one of the most precious landscapes in the world. so what is the man in charge of the road scheme have to say about david's and rachel's fears? my team have gone and visited bleak mead's site with the professor to hear what he is saying. across t

where does sid mead think america needs to put its infrastructure dollars? not in building more lanes. >> this is looking west on first street. >> reporter: in fact he sees a future with fewer people owning cars as millennials don't see the need. >> they're not interested in it. they have social media to talk to their friends, i mean worldwide. so you're going to have more people using the same car. and that of course diminishes how many cars you make. >> reporter: he says freeways will be used for driverless ubers or trucks delivering from amazon. what about the hyperloop? >> a good idea in terms of convenience. but the infrastructure cost, i don't know who's going to pay for that. >> reporter: he thinks in the future more of us will live in cities. so infrastructure spending should bring nature into urban areas. things like the highline in new york. >> you create a country neighborhood in the middle of the met rropolismetropolis. you have to think of all this. >> reporter: he's been right before. for "nightly business report," jane wells in los angeles. >>

the three—year—old is trained nearby by martyn meade and charged to victory with champion jockey jimwley on board. eminent is expected to be a contenderfor next month's 2000 guineas — one of flat racing's classic races. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. that's my due of our headlines. jeremy corbyn pledges to challenge what he calls a rigged system and says the election result was not a foregone conclusion. the prime minister reiterates her commitment to the natural grace and fall into the tens of thousands following britain leaving the eu. gerard coyne, who is challenging len mccluskey coyne, who is challenging len m cclus key to coyne, who is challenging len mccluskey to you do need unite union has been suspended from his book post as west midlands regional secretary. an update on the market numbers for you — here's how london's and frankfurt ended the day. and in the the united states this is how the dow and the nasdaq are getting on. the ftse 100 the former ukip leader, nigel farage has told the bbc he will not stand in the

the three—year—old is trained nearby by martyn meade and charged to victory with champion jockey jim month's 2000 guineas — one of flat racing's classic races. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening.

his name is sid meade.runner" and predicted wearables and wireless hand held devices 40 years ago. jane wells is in los angeles, the city highlighted in "blade runner" with what the futurist is now predicting. jane. >> reporter: hey, guy, you know, l.a. has the nation's worst traffic. nowhere is infrastructure investment needed more. no it's not as bad as this version of l.a.. yet. 35 years ago, ridley's requested blade runner" said there would be an overcrowded los angeles in 2019. she a futuristic car designer who thinks there will be fewer cars, not more. >> these are from "blade runner." >> now, as you said, sid meade has predicted things decades before they happened. he drew driverless cars in the ''80s, hand held items in the ''80s and something he named the internet in 1976. meade says we should plan for a society with infrastructure geared towards driverless uber and deliveries from amazon. with millennial, there won't be individual car ownership. it's going away. >> they aren't interested. they cos

kim leases a building at san kim leases a building at san pablo and mead to nonprofits. kim was eventievenaeven eventievena evicting the non-profit. the fire left 115 people homeless. a coalition of oakland faith-based coalitions launched fund-raising for the victims. can you go to >>> and then arrested last month at his family's home in cupertino, and police found photos of young girls and gifts that were thought to be given to them. and a 14-year-old said he followed her home. last month a judge increased his bail to $1 million. bail to $1 million. >>> tributes keep don rickles. >> i know it sounds crazy to say he was too young, but he was because he was youthful and funny and sharp and generous, and i was fortunate enough to not only have don on this show as my guest but to become close to him and his wife, barbara, to him and his wife, barbara, which was a lot of fun for >> and he claimed rickles to be, quote, the greatest talk show host of all-time. >> we were just watching a clip of him this morning, because he was savage. >> yeah, and he managed to do it in a way

mead to the national security agency and get permissions to unmask that name if there's a formal request. and that does not mean it leaves that room, correct? >> absolutely correct. the target of the surveillance in the case that you referenced would be a foreign agent. say for example the russian ambassador. it's done pursuant to a court order authorized by federal judges to conduct surveillance against that foreign target and if an american happens to be talking to that target, say for example mike flynn, and you need understand the intelligence report, it's appropriate to understand who is talking to the russian ambassador. that's done all the time. it's appropriate, lawful, necessary to protect national security. and i think the president's legations not just incorrect, it's dangerous. because when he's out there in the rose garden, talking about national security issues, all of the crisis we've been talking about tonight, the american people have to believe he's coming forward with facts, evidence. that he's basing his statements on information, verifiable intelligence and if he's j

tomorrow we get a break although it's medium high right back up for sunday, keep that in mind in case you meade the medication. sunday is looking great, the weekend call coming up, karen. >> reporter: let's hit the roads i-95 southbound traffic heading toward center city. good shot of the road conditions, clear and dry, a couple of construction crews on the turnpike westbound near fort washington, blocking the right lane and blocking the northeast extension southbound near quakertown. outside live on the boulevard live near ridge avenue, that's the southbound traffic heading toward the schuylkill expressway, light volume on the area bridges, this is a live look at the ben with people honoring good friday and passover we expect we'll see lighter volume out there, that's what we're seeing at this early hour, brian. >> karen, thank you. >>> now to breaking news this morning, police are investigating a deadly shooting in the city's strawberry mansion neighborhood. a 22-year-old man was shot and killed at 2:00 a.m. on the 2700 block of west sergeant street. gunshots erupted outside the bar. there wa

. >> nurse practitioner paula meade helped develop the tellehealth program. >> we don't have a urologist in the wise county area, and/or dixon county, so we have seven counties that we serve. and there is not a urologist available. >> dozens of hospital serving rural communities like this one have close in the recent years. and the national rural health association says one out of every three remaining rural hospitals is at risk every closing. >> doctor says remote appointments can be part of the solution. >> there is a saying that 90% of the diagnosis is the history. so if you can listen and hear the patient, that can make the diagnosis. >> recommends other patient give it a try. >> it is an amazing experience, it is saving time, your monday. >> i clinic is also using tellehealth for cancer screenings. brook silva bragga, for cbs news. >>> some say giving a babe a ride in a car can lull them to sleep. >> didn't you just say kate does this all the time with you? >> all the time. when you need a good nap, now ford is tapping into the idea, created new kind of crib, the max mother over dre

there was the ghostship fire in december, 36 lives lost and last week the meade fire, four per h perished. >> we cannot afford to lose one more life. >> reporter: the council member endors and the catch me if you can. >> the property owners take advantage of the city. >> you have to guarantee my city where i live. >> we are watching and holding those property owners accountable. >> reporter: the mayor calls for increasing the amount of fire inspectors from 6 to 12 and will modify the fee schedule to pay for them before the budget is finalized. a new database will final the communications between departments. >> the idea is make these build, safe before it comes to conditions that would require red tagging. >> reporter: instead, the city plans to dramatically increase blue tagging. >> it does not require the people to be displaced from their homes. it is a method on the books for a while. that is something we are lifting up and retraining all personnel. >> there is the ability to correct some violations or some concerns. with the tenant still in the building or move them from one area of t

mead johnson makes enfamil baby formula. and a woman from brooklyn just filed a lawsuit against the company after she says her baby almost died of an infection caused by the formula. she says within six weeks, she found bugs in four different cans of enfamil. one of those times her 10-month-old baby was hospitalized with a bacterial infection caused by germs that live in dry foods. the complaint includes images from several customers who also say they have found bugs in their baby formula. (will) still ahead on the kron four morning news... a tweet about chicken nuggets is on its way to making history. we'll explain how a teen's request could break a huge record. and after the break... if you find yourself having a bad night's sleep... sleep experts show us how to beat the fatigue. áááábreakáááá (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is slow from the bottom of the maze. (james) if you don't get a good night's sleep... there are certain things you can do to help you through the day. this morning sleep experts are reveal

brian: on the back of the jacket, you have quotes from david stockman, jodie powell, lawrence meade, richard newstaff, father theodore hesberg, and cheryl russell. if any memory serves me properly, they're all over the lot politically. did you do that on purpose? william: we could have added other quotes saying essentially the same thing. al gore is sending this book to every member of congress, he believes in it so much. and we're finding that it doesn't matter whether you're democrat or republican, liberal or conservative, there's plnt any here that will please you and some things that will displease you. our purpose is not to advance any political agenda, but to get people to think more seriously about themselves and how they fit into the long story of america, past, present, and future. brian: one of the first effects tside me was, i noticed that the first page, you contempt mentioning homer, and i remember reading homer years and years ago, so i went out and got a copy. one of the most interesting things i found is that it says on the book the greatest tale of all time sells for

and walter russell mead. thank you very much. >>> sunday on q&a, the house of truth, a washington political salon and the foundations of american liberalism. we talked with author brad snider on his book. walter lipman, oliver wendall holmes junior, and herbert hoover, who met regularly in the early 1900 rs to debate politics and the future of the country. >> i think everybody, lipton, race was a selling issue for them. they cared about the rights of workers, and it took oliver wendell holmes jr. in a 1923 quasz moore v dempsey, which found for the first time the mob dominated criminal trials of southern blacks violated the due process. for the first time the supreme court struck down a state criminal conviction. that was a huge moment in putting fair criminal trials in a liberal agenda and linking the idea of fair criminal trials with race. >>> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. >>> sunday night on "after words," republican presidential candidate and ohio governor john kasich discusses his new boo

. >>> "action news", delaware valley's leading news program, with meade role goodies, melissa magee,f sky verse ski, sarah bloomquist and walter perez. >>> sunday night, police make an arrest in the dirt bike crash and carjack ago this left woman and have year-old knee seriously injured. >>> also from church services to the traditional, promenade, people all across the delaware valley are celebrating, easter sunday. >>> but the big story on "action news" is developing story right now, three homes have been damaged on this easter sunday and a fire still burning in bucks county. >> in fact, thinks happening in morrisville right across the river from trenton. "action news" reporter annie mccormack joins us live from the scene with the details, annie. >> reporter: walter and sarah we have learn that the fire is now under control but you can see behind me is there still pouring water on it from all side. now, a number of the fire companies that did respond to are now pulling up their hoses but there are still many more that remain on the scene. take a look at this video, this is video fro

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. >> we're going to test on the mead. we're going to test on oyployment. if do you drugs, if you decide to be that selfish individual-- which i don't think anyone is going to do after today-- believe that, then you will be caught. >> reporter: commander sands g daed an all-hands meeting, referencing drug problem in group two. it sounds like he's dealing with it. >> well, i think it's gotten to a point where he had to deal with it. you hope he's somebody we can s lly behind and hold people accountable, but i'm not sure at s is point. pa it's because it's hugely important. >> reporter: as part of the safety standdown, all seals will be required to submit to a urinalysis. one who who tested positive last summer tested poltzative again this time for prescription edugs. a is being kicked off the team. scott, after speaking by phone to one of the seals who attended that meeting, i asked if we could talk again, which would require using a cell phone that could not be traced. he said, "sure," and then he add, "we need help." >> pelley: david martin breaking the st

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and we debate his comment that the meade jails out to destroy donald trump. this is "mediabuzz." >> media firestorm after devin nunes disclosed he was secretly on white house grounds and expressed information that surveillance picked up to trump aides. this is his meeting with the press. >> did you meet with the president or of any his aides while you were there that night? >> no. i'm sure the people in the west wing had no yifd was there. howie: the "new york times" revealed the sources were two white house officials. buy benson, the political editor at "town hall.com" and juan williams. this report of devin nunes going away, coming back, talking to reporters about alleged surveillance. how big a story is that? >> we heard the president say the press is getting bogged down in process. that's how stories get told. we need to see if 9 media is using devin nun else as a distraction the way donald trump uses his twitter feed as a distraction. >> i think it's hard to follow the expript and the plot in -- i think it's hard to follow the script in this saga. there

. >> he's talking optimistically about bochlth there are reports of significant between mark mead talking about that with the white house. weather whether that is true we'll not find out until someone is ready to take the vote. >> suppose it gets through the house and goes to senate and they do their thing on the bill and comes back to the house and they vote on the compromise that comes as a conference. this is hanging by a hair. you know, maybe it does get through. it is a three bang shot. >> lou: but better to be made especially after paul ryan played a round of golf for the president. he is a doubtful follower of the president to a kindred spirit. >> i think he is. >> lou: i think so, too. please roll the video. a basket full of sky diver and leaping for a beautiful decent over paris, california. former speaker of the house calling for the removal of syria and north korea dictator. >> the best result in north corcore and syria get the military to replace the dictator, you would have a more rational and stable government. >> lou: talking about the congressional seat that newt gingrich

. >> tom shillue: anyway, he recommend mead to you.ndrew breitbart, listen, guys, very special thanks to dagen, john, rob, greg gutfeld, greg i love you. >> look at him he's psychotic. >> tom shillue: most of all you, the red eye fans, the fans you know who you are. can't thank you all. stay in touch. go to my website, i'm not going anywhere. stick around. i'm tom shillue, that does it for me, goodnight. [applause] [applause] [music] >> we're not done yet. >> all right. [♪]all right. judge jeanine: right now on "justice." >> tonight i ordered a targeted military strike. judge jeanine: the military might of america is back. >> after the broken red line and weakness we have seen syria turned into a war zone. judge jeanine: syria, russia and the world are put on notice, there is a new sheriff in the white house. >> i would say this about president obama. i'm proud of him. judge jeanine: the president's main man on terrorism, sebastian gorka is here live.

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we mead to get pass that unprecedented partisan filibuster. reporter: senators are eager to go home for their easter recess, they are expected to confirm judge gorsuch to supreme court give or take an your around 7 p.m. friday. >> playing out the soap oper untithen. >> thank youdam. >> the senate, in hour 4 of up to 30 hour of debate before judge gorsuch's vote before tomorrow night. with us now judge jenin is here, so great to have you. >> good to be with you. >> so much to talk about, start with gorsuch, why are the democrats digging in their heels, this is what the american people say they are sick of. >> this is not about gorsuch this is about donald trump, that is partisan hatred, this is why congress people are held in such -- lowest team by the american public. i was enthralled with him, he has intellect and background, one reversed in 10 years, all democrats voted for him to be on circuit course, and he had one case reverse, and they say he is not in the mainstream, he does not support women, are you kidding? this is all about donald t

kim leases the building at san pablo and mead to one tenant provided low income housing.g them for not paying their water bill and for allowing conditions to deteriorate. a coalition of oakland faith-based having fundraisers if you want to help out. >>> get ready to pay more at the pump. a plan to raise our state gas tax to 12 cents more a gallon is headed to governor brown's desk for a signature. he certainly will sign it. lawmakers approved a $52 billion transportation package last night, that after nine hours of debate, delays and finally two separate votes. it's a huge victory for the governor. he spoke overnight saying his plan will fix our crumbling highways and bridges. republicans, though, raised concerns saying the tax would hurt low income families. >> the only people that represent the most number of poor people said we are voting for this because the jobs, and a few other people said crocodile tears for poor people, but they voted no for prosperity. >> we are not crocodile. we know our constituents and they do not want their gas taxes to be increased. >> the p

there was the ghostship fire in december, 36 lives lost and last week the meade fire, four per h perished we cannot afford to lose one more life. >> reporter: the council member endors and the catch me if you can. >> the property owners take advantage of the city. >> you have to guarantee my city where i live. >> we are watching and holding those property owns

david: matt mead just ask you about the degree to which markets were falling or worrying about what maymay not happen on friday. >> they are worried. if you look at the selloff today and yields as well as appointees, globally they've riven -- risen after the election. the u.s. has outperformed the rest of the markets. you markets have outperformed investor markets. i have seen the selloff -- think that the bond markets are about the negotiations this week. equities tend to look at these events with a little more frequency. if you should back to 2013 13, the last time a government shutdown, the market was wild. huge spikes in volatility around the government shutdown. equity markets ignored the event. we had a nice little correction afatewith that shutdown but otherwise there was no psych in the fix, not even equivalent to the one in 2012 42014. it was a non-event. financials have traded with the bond market so we want to watch that sector carefully but today financials are up along with industrials. nice earning season. we have good distractions and the equity market. david: how difficu

she had been raising pigeons and that is when she went when she meaded to get away from the 13 or more people kirk circulating the house which helped when vicky was prone to bouts of anger. we saw a more supportive institution for young men like jobs or the police explorer. we met a number of men and they were saying as you can see i am a working man because they had a badge from john hopkins or a scrub from a certified nursing job like gary had. it was a point of pride, a point of social inclusion, and a point that distinguished them from being the likely suspect when they were stopped by the police. in addition to as martin said a reason to think bigger about what comes next. it is not just about cleaning it dining room at burger king. it is about something bigger than that. these identity projects sparked sh grit we have heard so much about the last five or ten years. the grit that distinguishes the kids. that grit doesn't come out of nowhere. it needs to be sparked. we saw this with tony who took an internship and ended up at the university of maryland at the pharmacy school delive

meade. yelled, 72 with sunshine. today, 63 with cloud cover. so, cloudy and cooler, there are pockets of light rain out there now. but there are areas of mist and drizzle and sprinkles and light rain showers out here now. hit and miss in nature. right along u.s. 15, cutting through the middle of loudoun county. and a few sprinkles and showers towards winchester. they're generally coming off to the east. the air around us is relatively dry. not all of the rain drops are hitting the ground just yet. nonetheless, take your umbrella to be safe. high resolution brings that rain chance sprinkles into the d.c. metro between now and 7:00. 9:00 a.m., hit or miss. by 11:00, lunch hour, things should be drying out a good bit. and in the mountains of west virginia. by 3:30, 4:00, our model is trying to hint. but there could be breaks of sunshine, northern maryland and the shenandoah valley. i don't know how much sunshine in d.c. for tomorrow, sunshine back a the umbrella will be needed not just for today. but there's at least a chance of getting rained on

mead many producers approach wanting to do my book. or a book of mine. i introduced myself. he got up, we shook hands. he said i love your book. i thought, oh brother. because every producer i have ever -- then we started talking. -- i had a few questions. on the floor was a copy of my book. he picked it up. he had 10 times as many post-its as that. he said about this one, do need to use that? do we have to have this scene? . i was really impressed he had done his homework. i said there are two things i would really insist on. -- it is not a costume pageant. you show people had bad teeth limps.ffered from bad life was gritty and 30. he said fine. no problem. i said the other is you stick to the english line which of the 18th century. you don't have them tossing off little cute phrases of our time. you be the backup, albeit a good cop. i'll bee the bad cop, the good cop. and the fact that laura linney and paul giamatti are classically trained actors, we never had a complaint of people not being able to understand the 18th century english language. we have been working on the

and the western allies, china all meading today to see if iran is sticking to the nuclear deal.ranian government sources are claiming that iran is adhering to the nuclear deal, but the other side, namely the united states, is of course not. the state department meanwhile says the administration has real concerns about the iran nuclear agreement. it's in the middle of a 90-day review right now on the agreement and bringing in a broader context. not just iran's nuclear behavior but in the context of missile launches, destabilizing behave your and funding of extremism. the next move on the deal is held up waiting for the end of this review. >> once we have finalized conclusions, then we'll be ready, we believe, to better meet the challenges that iran poses to the region. until the review is completed, we're going to add her to the ajpoa and make sure that iran is held strictly to their requirements. >> the state department announced the review last week. the united states still continues to pressure iran through the existing deal frame work. >> there's a lot of room for better enfo

. >> tom shillue: anyway, he recommend mead to you.ndrew breitbart, listen, guys, very special thanks to dagen, john, rob, greg gutfeld, greg i love you. >> look at him he's psychotic. >> tom shillue: most of all you, the red eye fans, the fans you know who you are. can't thank you all. stay in touch. go to my website, i'm not going anywhere. stick around. i'm tom shillue, that does it for me, goodnight. [applause] [applause] [music] >> we're not done yet. >> all right. ge. we'll bring you snacks. >> thank you. >> bret: this is an fox news alert, i'm bret baier. in washington, we are following several major stories, starting up with reaction to president trump's military strike on syria. russia has moved a warship into the mediterranean toward the u.s. ships that launched those missiles. the strikes were in retaliation for a syrian chemical weapon strike on rebel-held territory earlier in the week. another huge story tonight, the senate confirms neil gorsuch to the u.s. supreme court, a historic vote following yesterday's nuclear optio

he added mead llc had operated the building for 20 years. despite this and the weeks since the fire, mr. kim has been unfairly criticized in the media for the actions of the current master tenants. as a landlord and master tenants continue to dispute, these tenants say both are responsible and the city of oakland needs to pay attention. >> they need to really come out and do they inspection look and see what's going on at these buildings. because it's not what they say is going on. >> reporter: we asked why the city of oakland was not named a defendant in this case. the tenant's attorney says he believes believes it was more of the landlord that was responsible for maintaining the building. although he hopes the city takes a tougher stance on bad landlords. ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> two dozen new national monuments that might lose their designation. why president trump called them federal land grabs worth reconsidering. >> sprinkles and showers today. maybe a late sprinkle tonight. but then it's done. 80s in the forecast. >> and look at this. a

kim leases the building at san pablo and mead to non-profits.es low income housing and kim was in the process of evicting the nonprofit for allowing living conditions to deteriorate. since the fire kim retained lawyers and a high profile public relations strategist. the fire has left 115 people homeless. a coalition of oakland faith-based organization launched websites to raise money to help the victims. >>> tributes keep coming in for don rickles, and jimmy kimmel was emotional. >> i know it sounds crazy to say he was too young, but he was because he was youthful and funny and sharp and generous, and i was fortunate enough to not only have don on this show as my guest, but also to become close to him and his wife, barbara. >> kimmel says he asked rickles over and over again to appear on his show and finally rickles accepted the invitation and celebrated kimmel's birthday more than a decade ago, and he said he was the greatest talk show host of all-time. >> that is really saying something. >>> mike, last night was really something. tonight you s

frankly, you put half dozen folks whose judgment you trust on a bus send it up to for the immedia mead they could do it in the morning. if you want answers this is easily arrived at. >> there's an idea. paper trail. answers. facts. we didn't get that. just an accusation of criminal activity from the oval office with no proof to offer. now bringing in former department of homeland security official and retired chief of russian operations and former federal prosecutor. i think it's important to explain, by the way, welcome all of you, to the viewer, to the american people exactly how this works and try to remove as much of the politics from this as possible so people can know before they come up with an idea or judge for themselves. so julia it's easy for president trump and associates to spend the unmasking with something americans are not familiar with but it's not an easy nor a frivolous process correct? >> exactly right. at the very beginning before the unmasking is called for, for most foreign intelligence wire taps goes through the court, specialized judges who ask questions of the

remind meade of when the pope came. >> we have had pope, dnc, we do it once again off to a good startok at that shot. >> i love that sip line sky camera that they have. i like it. so jenny's on the story, steve we are starting with general think time, hey, jenny on the parkway. >> reporter: good morning, mike and alex. really positive yesterday, minus booing. we have been talking about that. we have stage behind me this massive stage but then on the other side is where the experience is. this is 25 football lengths for the nfl draft experience. is there so much to do. i would suggest you down load nfl draft mobile pass that can give you a better idea how to navigate this. our chris o'connell was among those in the crowd, he and his crew caught up with families having fun truly taking advantage of is what being offered here in philadelphia. interactive exhibits, photo op s, food, drinks and positive energy. fans definitely came out yesterday, some spent time with the treasured vince lombardi trophy some tested their skills in the combine corner and locals spent their night at the exper

oakland's catch me if you can k is blamed for the ghost ship fire in december. 36 lives lost now the meadeeek where four perished. mayor libby schaaf says she has a new plan now. she wants to increase the number of fire inspectors from six to 12. she says they will modify the pay schedule to pay for them before the budget is finalized. >> the idea is to make these buildings safe before it comes to conditions that would require red tagging. >> the city intends to increase blue tagging that allows landlords to fix code violations without displacing residents. >> you may remember a controversial california law giving undocumented immigrants driver's licenses. a new study shows it is, in fact, making our roads safer, or at least there appears to be a correlation. this is out of stanford, the study tracked data since the law took effect. it finds hit-and-run accidents have gone down 7% in the first year. the law prevents officials from reporting ab-60 drivers to immigration officials. the study authors say this means drivers are less likely to flee the scene of a crash because they don't fear d

governor lepage of maine, governor sandoval and governor meade of wyoming. thank you all and everybody else for being with us. it's an honor to have you in the white house. for too long, the federal government has imposed their will on state and local cation that spends more and achieves far, far, far less. my administration has been working to reverse this federal power grab and give power back to families cities and states and localities. before this administration only one time in our nation's history had a president signed a bill that used the congressional review act to cancel a federal regulation. in less than 100 days, i have signed 13 such congressional resolutions to cancel federal regulations and give power back to the people. i'm very honored to have done so. i have also -- [applause] as you said, five have come from your committee. that's right. good job. he's done a good job. i've also signed over a dozen executive actions that reverse federal intrusion and empower local communities. the executive order i'm signing today is another critical step

inning it looked like the a's might have their second win but it was in the 9th inning that the angels meadback with this three-run homer by danny espinoza am the angels win 7-6. the a's celebrated the opening of the season with a special visit to their youngest fans. marcus visited parents and their newborns. he delivered onsies and pacifiers and tickets to opening night in 2018. >> very sweet. >>> yes. a restaurant in oakland telling customers leave the cash at home. alamar will only accept credit cards, apple pay, google wallet and venmo. it says a new year's eve burglary and a change to business prompted the change. earlier this year the restaurant went from full service to a casual counter service. the owners say the cash transactions are too costly and credit card transactions will save their employees and customers time. >> the claremont hotel and spa in berkeley hopes a new employee will make guests feel more at home. that's the job of edie who started work as the canine ambassador. she was recruited in the state of ohio but her trainers discovered her outgoing personality was bette

sabrina, also making headlines, trump turning on his own party and trump's meade kra director now urging a primary tee feet for one free thom congressman, that being justin amash. why do this? why is the president motivated to take on members of his own party? >> i think it's not own only nonproductive to take on your own party and why the health care plan failed is because donald trump is unable to secure support from members of the freedom caucus in part because e was using intimidation tactics in privacy meetings and he wasn't taken seriously the concerns offered by the republican leaders in the house. so you also have to keep in mind, the replacement plan only pulled at 18%. when it comes to the president using the bully pulpit, whether you're a moderate republican or from a conservative district, chances are your constituents didn't vote for this plan. the moderates are not on the side of the president. you don't want to pick fights with members of your own party if you're going to come back to the table and try to to this again? >> what does this do? does it provide an opening for

to the same intelligence will now be able to review the documents at the nsa's headquarters in fort meade, a move that the committee says will get it back on track. >> the documents are now being made available to the full committee. i think that's a positive step as well. >> reporter: this as some democrats, despite nunes' recusal have renewed their calls for the investigation to be handled by an independent commission. consistently, house speaker paul ryan has said he supported the role that nunes played in the investigation. we're told they spoke about the situation and ryan agreed with his decision to step away and allow congressman conaway to take over. nunes said he did not inform the members of the house intelligence committee during a meeting this morning. in fact, erin, many of them learned of his decision through press reports. erin? >> thank you. >> reporter: thank you. >> democratic congresswoman jackie spear, thank you for being with me. we've learned the full intelligence committee is going to be able to view, is going to go view the intelligence documents that devin nunes s

a double standard in the mead yeas really unfair.ou have to look at the numbers, the contributors from the media, where they go and the facts are that the media has been overreaching completely for the last 80 days since donald trump has been inaugurated, it's unfortunate. >> dana: let me ask mustafaa one last question, you can both comment on it. it was the "new york times" that broke two major stories, one about clinton's private e-mail server and the clinton global initiative that set off bad press. i see if you're a democrat you think the media is against us, as much as they are against conservatives. what do you think? >> well, look, i do think that when you serve in the bush administration, you felt like the media probably was harder on you than the prior administration. >> dana: absolutely. >> every administration feels that the prior administration got a free pass and they aren't getting one. that's the nature of the business. but, in reality, if you look at the number of stories that were covered on the e-mail scandal that w

meade, at nsa already thinks it had significance to foreign intelligence. now trying to understand what we have already established is the job of foreign intelligence. >> the unmasking was routine, appropriate and lawful, obvious he is someone who would know. obviously if she leaked that information that would be a separate issue. >> anderson look, this is really very simple. if there are six people in the room and one is murdered, the other five become suspects, four of the five may have legit reasons to be in the room. but they're all suspects until they''re cleared. someone in that group unmasked to the press in violation of the law and committed a federal crime. >> i you're talking about michael flynn, that's not -- the nunes stuff has nothing to do with russia, we're told. >> i zuchbt matter whether it has anything to do with russia or not. >> but was what released to the press? because it had nothing do with russia? >> that's why we have an investigation, that's why they should call all of these people, and the big payoff, payoff, in a in this politic