why ty cobb as the sole person arguing for, no, i think it's a good idea. i think transparency is good. you should go in, sit down, follow your gut and talk to mueller? >> this has been ty cobb's position from the beginning. he came in over the summer. at that point the white house had not been very cooperative with mueller. the president was attacking mueller, considering getting rid of mueller, pushing for mueller to be removed. and cobb came in and basically said, look, you guys don't have anything to hide. let's be as cooperative as possible. let's provide them with the documents. what we have, let's give it to them in the hopes of hastening this. if there's nothing to hide, the faster we do this, the sooner the cloud will be lifted. that's been his perspective from the beginning. he believes they can get a speedy resolution to this. the issue that cobb has run into is that he's put different ends that he has thought -- he's been sort of groundhog here of the mueller investigation, coming out at different points to say he thinks it's going to be over. l

cobb said look, you don't have anything to hide. let's be as cooperative as possible and provide them with the documents as much as we have in hopes of hastening this. if there's nothing to hide, if faster we do this, the sooner the cloud is lifted. that's the perspective from the beginning. he believes they can get a speedy resolution. the issue cobb has run into is he has been sort of ground hog here of the mueller investigation coming out at different points to say that he thinks it's going to be over. last year saying thanksgiving and then the end of the year. more recently saying he thinks it would be done by the middle of february. he's been wrong in those instances. at the same time he's tried to keep the president believing there is an end in sight and he can cooperate his way out of it. if the president is never charged and nothing comes of it and mueller says he's done nothing wrong, cobb will look like a genius that sped the process along. if the president has issues that come out, cobb will be in a more difficult positio

garry cobb was also there.

agent cobb was supposedly his secret name.d doesn't seem to be clear or whether he would knew whether he was meeting with the spies, even less clear. but the fact that the telegraph and the conservative party is really tried to make hay out of this, they are really trying to push this. they forward have a reason think this is robot something that could damage him. what intrigues me from a political perspective is whether they think this will cut through to the general public, who despite all the accusations put at jeremy corbyn think that is ancient history. seed don't think it will damage him? it could, but it is whether people care for stop the conservatives in the last election thought that jeremy corbyn, i will choose my words carefully, but friendship with irish republicans in the 1980s could be used to undermine him. that was seen as their killer card, and when the public find out it will really destroy it. it didn't really happen. so this sort of stuff, the fact the party is pushing it hard. there is a quote from the de

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cobb and heart seemed identical. then i looked up, one weekend on google translate while the kids were missing me and i was missing the kids pick when asked google to change heart into arabic, it gave me cobb as expected, but when asked google to switch it into english, i got heart, center, middle, transformation, conscience, core, marrow, pulp, essence, quintessence, topol, alter, flip, tip, overturned, reversal, overthrow, capsize, whimsical, capricious, convert, change, counterfeit. counterfeit? that's what google translate said. in addition, the word meant substance, being, pluck. i am in love with this word, i thought. what is all this movement about. my concept of art didn't include slip, capsize, reverse, our two cultures didn't have the same idea of what was happening at the core of our beings. there's something reified installer about my sense of heart present idea part these kids possess appear to have a lighter more nimble quality. whatever it was, it seemed more fluid and less constrained to anything i'd

laura, tonight the "new york times" reporting president trump's lawyers, all of them but one, ty cobbone in the mustache, wants him to refuse an interview with the special counsel. if the president goes in that direction, can he do it? can he refuse? >> he can, and go in front of the supreme court. he has three choices. he can testify, be a cooperative witness, or he could testify with a subpoena, or he could wait for the supreme court and tell him about options 1 and options 2. frankly he doesn't have a good leg to stand on to tell why he is entitled to have different rules on him. he could do it the easy way and give him a schedule and try to accommodate it, or you have the supreme power that mueller has in his front and back pocket to wield against him. he really doesn't have other recourse here. >> so what is at stake? they're talking about concerned that he could be charged with lying to investigators. what constitutes a lying charge in an interview with president trump? i do not say this to be light, but there is lying about your ratings, there's lying about your crowd size, the

our gary cobb joining me live.hanks so much for hanging out with us tonight. >> my pleasure. definitely don't want to be outside. >> no. then you get real goosebumps that's when you have to button up. let's talk about eagles practi practice. they had their last friday practice of the year today and some good news for fans. because tim jurnigan practiced today. he was out for back to back days with an illness. he is good to go. so every single eagles player full go today at practice. again they were over at university of minnesota and they're indoor practice facility. just trying to tie up loose ends before their walk through tomorrow over at us bank stadi stadium. now, gary, as a former player, what kind of pressure mounts at this stage before a super bowl? >> well, it's huge. you really want to try to focus on what you've got to do in the game as a player you don't want to get caught up in all the things that are on the side. of course, everybody, the whole nation is watching. but you don't want to focus on that.

we are live with details from the fire marshall. >>> more breaking news this time from the cities cobbsection where a shooting has left three people injured one of the victims is a pregnant teenager we will update you on her condition just ahead. >>> and practice makes perfect , we are live in minneapolis where eagles hit the field yesterday we will tell you why coach pederson made the players rest for 30 minutes during their practice. >>> it is thursday february 1st, good morning everyone i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm rahel solomon. we will check with kate any a moment but meisha's live with the mall in america in bloomington minute so the ace

intellectual skills, jay and ty cobb and others, mr. mcgahn are all great lawyers. >> the only name i didn't hear you name was john dowd, we'll save that for another day. >> i don't know mr. dowd. >> you're arguing in your book, what about it is relative to today? in other words some people want to relive the old campaign, some people don't. but what about your argument or your relevant or legitimate for the trump presidency on the road ahead? >> i have something that's dramatic that shows on the morning of december 28, hillary clinton is up by a large margin, and she would carry the three states of michigan, pennsylvania and wisconsin. the graph on the left shows a high point of 7 or 8 points ahead, the comey letter is the black line, and look what happens, precipitously no other explanation other than comey. now why do i write a book about that. >> why is that relevant now? >> because donald trump was not elected in an unimpaired free election, it was impaired by the intervention of an fbi director who broke all the rules, did not car

about a lympics sport can you tell me do a limbic champions like anton should pull in or martin for cobb deserve an explanation here and also the rest of those who are concerned about all this yes i think so. we try to be in touch with the athletes through the athletes commissions of some for the ration and also of the i.o.c. . we think that it's one body which could represent the opening of the athletes i'm happy i mean it on behalf of castle so to meet with athletes and to see. and to hear their voice and to know what the want and what they request for from us there is nothing to hide we transparence even proposed that the geneva hearing be open to the public. would you propose that to sorry to the parties to both you see and the athletes it's a suggestion it's a suggestion because you know rules normally hearings are not open to the public unless the parties agree so this is a question i could ask to see whether or not they would agree to the public hearing it would have been interesting because it was a very important and unusual case but for more for logistic. reasons i think they p

g cobb good to see you my man.t, this is the kind of thing been dreaming about for years and years, being here in philadelphia and seeing the team come up short all those times including when i was there and then to kind of experience the through the guys. it was a special time. >> do you feel a little bit as former player >> no doubt. we live it. you can help but you don't want to get into the game. i'm not getting into that game. but just get pulled in. and the next thing you know, you're all gripped into the game and of course, the super bowl, i didn't want to look. usually i'm not like that but when they started driving, i'm going, no, tom brady do this again. >> i know it >> then brandon graham came up with the play. you don't want to talk about just changing everything and people were going crazy and you're not supposed to do that in the press box. you're not supposed >> be quiet and be serious >> i've been kicked out of press boxes for cheering. no cheering in the press box. >> couldn't help but cheer. then

cobb is 47. mount hamilton is the leader here of the pack, so to speak. mount st. helena not far away. at mount diablo. and then below 3,000, now lure being at mount tam, mission peak, sonoma mountain. below 2,000, we will have a bigger story, grizzly peak. it will be very, very low. at that and a half to three inches is possible. santa cruz mountains looks to be a good setup for me. maybe not tonight but tomorrow afternoon they could get a good setup for moderate to heavy rain. an advisory kicks in at 2:00 a.m. and goes through noon. 25-40 miles per hour with gusts to 50. tomorrow will be too warm for local snow. this system is not going anywhere until sunday when it kicks out. there will be decent amounts forecast. this depends on if this forecast projection is right. if sacramento gets three and a third, that tells you that they will get a ton of snow up in the sierra the setup for them is almost classic. we haven't seen amounts with low snow levels for a long time since february of 2011. thre

cobb has argued that the white house should do everything possible to cooperate with mr. mueller's investigation, and says the white house is in "total cooperation mode." yes "total cooperation." trump's cooperating because he wants mueller's investigation to be over swiftly. oh, and there's one other thing he wants from mueller: >> i want him dead! i want his family dead! i want his house burned to the ground! i wanna go there in the middle of the night! >> stephen: now, i know trump watches this show, because it's on tv. ( laughter ) so right now, i've got a special message for him. mr. president, ignore your lawyers. you follow your instincts and you sit down with robert mueller. otherwise, everyone's going to think you're scared, but we know you're not. oh, oh, your fried chicken has arrived. oh, wait, it's empty. where is that? oh, i think i know where the chicken is. bawk, bawk, bawk. bawk, bawk, bawk. ( cheers and applause ) he'll do it. he'll do it. of course, robert mueller is not trump's only problem. a lot of people have called donald trump a racist, but only b

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ty cobb has set on the record, he's worried it could be a perjury trap.again, we've got tensions between his legal team and the president who is full of confidence and wants to do it. i suspect he will actually end up sitting down with mueller but i don't know what terms will be negotiated, what this fear of questioning will be. i suspect his legal team will be quite happy if they can avoid that scenario. >>chris: will have to take a break but when we come back, deadlock over the dreamers prompted the last government shutdown. now congress is up to a thursday deadline. this thursday to pass another funding bill. will we see a compromise or another standoff or will congress kick the can down the road for a few you won't see these folks at the post office. they have businesses to run. they have passions to pursue. how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters, ship packages, all the services of the post office right on your computer. get a 4 week trial, plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale. go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again

dowd or ty cobb and says, hey, we really need to get a date for your boss to come in and talk to us, a date on the calendar, that would get your attention. >> it certainly would get your attention. >> mueller is pushing very hard on a number of different front. one of the things about this indictment today, it lays out this conspiracy and sets the platform on which to build future charges. one of the things it doesn't address at all is the hacking of the dnc e-mails and john podesta e-mails. you have to think future charges are coming in that part of the investigation, if mueller is willing to indictment russian officials in this part, the social security media part, you'd think he'd be willing to do this on that as well. i assume he's pushing forward aggressively on that, he's pushing forward aggressively on obstruction and to your point i think he absolutely will be continuing to push for that interview with the government. if john dowd and ty cobb say no, i suspect you'll see him follow up shortly with a grand jury subpoena. >> a frequent guest of ours keeps saying he expects indi

ty cobb has set on the record, he's worried it could be a perjury trap.again, we've got tensions between his legal team and the president who is full of confidence and wants to do it. i suspect he will actually end up sitting down with mueller but i don't know what terms will be negotiated, what this fear of questioning will be. i suspect his legal team will be quite happy if they can avoid that scenario. >>chris: will have to take a break but when we come back, deadlock over the dreamers prompted the last government shutdown. now congress is up to a thursday deadline. this thursday to pass another funding bill. will we see a compromise or another standoff or will congress kick the can down the road for a few more weeks? th ths every minute counts. and you don't have time for a cracked windshield. that's why we show you exactly when we'll be there. >> kids: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace ♪ i grew up in the projects and so home ownership was not an option for us. my move to charlotte just really opened up an entirely different world. and through my employment with dress for success i

i refer to you a statement by ty cobb. professional and active discussions between the office of special counsel and the president's personal lawyers regarding how and under what terms information ping exchanged are understandably private. >> will he testify? >> again, i'm not going beyond that statement. if you have further companies, i refer you to ty. >> one last question. april? >> on the economy and shut down, how is the shut down that president wants to show democrats they are wrong, how is a shut down going to help the economy and help those whose administration saying they want to lift out of the -- >> the president wants solutions. he wants a two-year budget deal and deal on immigration. it is pretty simple. >> on the next piece one said, treason was a joke. what about unamerican? in washington, one side, democratic president, the republicans do. if it is a democratic president -- you get it. if it is a democratic president, republicans say it. if it is a republican president, democrats do it. why has this been go

police pulled him over at cobbs creek parkway at 11:00 p.m. instead of waiting for the officer, the driver took off. the officer followed him and quit pursuing the driver when the driver hit a high rate of speed and crashed into two cars an baltimore avenue. the driver suffered a broken leg and taken into custody. >>> there are concerns that an apartment building in old city may collapse. firefighters are on the scene nearly 24 hours after the flames ripped through the building at third and chestnut street. jeanette reyes is live in old city with an update. go to good morning jennette. good morning, matt, it's been more than an hour since the fire broke out. crews remain on scene and the concern, of course, is the collapse of the building. this fire broke out early sunday morning, take a look at the video here, it was a four-alarm fire and it quickly consumed much of the building. 150 firefighters battled the fire as 160 apartment residence evacuated. local businesses took in what they could who were forced out in the cold. red cross set up a

a positive impact on communities of color in our area kyw news radio's cherri gregg took a trip to cobbsek. >> where a non-profit is make sports more accessible in under served neighborhoods. >> reporter: located in the heart of cobbs creek. >> welcome to the ice. >> reporter: delores skate house on 63rd street, it is a home away from home for hundreds of kids. >> we will start off with skating. >> hockey is a hub that gives us the opportunity to inspire, support our students pursuit of academic and character excellence. >> reporter: this is the executive director of the snider youth hockey foundation started by philadelphia flyers founder ed snider, more than a decade ago, the non-profit provides mentoring, after school reading and athletic programming, they bring in role models and servicing thousands and thousands of kid s every single year. >> we're in some of the most under served area of philadelphia. >> reporter: traditionally a white sport the foundation worked to recruit kids from these neighborhoods, even work with the city to create year round ice rink s providing equipment to

. >> so paul, if you're ty cobb or don mcgann or anyone advising the president on his legal course of action, what do you make of all of this? robert mueller seems to be pressing charges against people who have any issues with the truth. if you're ty cobb, you're saying this guy is going down for a lie which could be a small lie, am i going to put the president in front of him. >> that should send shivers down everybody's spine. one of the counts is that this lawyer misrepresented and said he didn't know why one e-mail had not been produced. and mueller knew he was lying about that one thing, and indicts him for it. that sends a message to all of these other witnesses who are being interviewed by mueller. you better be telling the truth about every single detail of your testimony or you face possible indictment. think about what mueller could do with the president of the united states under that kind of a microscope. it is a powerful message, mueller is sending to the white house. >> meanwhile, shimon, there is new exclusive reporting from cnn over the last 24 hours of robert mueller

ty cobb is set on the record he's worried that it could be a perjury trap. again we got tensions between his legal team and the president of the united states, who was full of confidence and wants to do it. i suspect he will actually end up sitting down with mueller but i don't know what terms will be negotiated, with the spirit of questioning will be. i suspect his legal team will be right happy if they can avoid that scenario. >> chris: we will have to take a break here, but when we come back, deadlock over the dreamers prompted the last government shutdown. now congress is up against a thursday deadline, yes, this thursday, to pass another fun day miller we see another compromise or will congress just kick the can down the road for another few weeks? ♪ >> so tonight i am extending an open hand to work with members of both parties, democrats and republicans, to protect our citizens of every background, color, religion, and creed. >> chris: president trump appealing for common ground in a state of the union address this week, and we are back now with the pa

impact on communities of color in our area kyw news radio's cherri gregg took a trip trip trip to cobbs-profit is making sports more accessible in under served neighborhoods. >> ♪ >> reporter: located in the heart of cobbs creek. >> welcome. >> reporter: delores simms skate house on 63rd street is a home away from home, for hundreds of kids. >> we start off with some skating. >> hockey's just a hope that gives the opportunity to inspire and support our students pursuit of academic and character excellence. >> reporter: this is the executive director of the snider youth, hockey foundation, started by philadelphia flyers founder ed snider, more than a decade ago , non-profit provides mentoring, and after school reading and athletic programming. they bring in role models and servicing thousands and thousands of kids every single year. >> we're in some of the most under served areas of philadelphia. >> reporter: traditionally a white sport the foundation worked to recruit kid from his these neighborhoods, and they even work with the city to create year round ice rink s providing equipment t

he represents the office of the presidency, and cobb, for the most part, all along has been encouraging the president to cooperate with the special counsel, making the point that it's important for any president to cooperate with an active investigation, katy? >> julia, what happened to the q&a that you were reporting on last year? the potential negotiation to have the president not sit down for an interview, but answer a q&a on paper. is that still a possibility? >> yeah, that looks lake it's still on the table, katy. we reported that last month, that his lawyers were starting to look at a range of options, because they wanted to avoid having their client sit down with robert mueller and having to testify in a place where he could be charged with lying to investigators if he somehow contradicted himself or didn't tell the truth. so this written q&a has been part of this range of options. and we saw that again in "the new york times" piece. they would love to have it in a dream world where they could get written questions from mueller's team and be able to sit down and parse out each wo

speaking to nbc news, ty cobb said, the professional and active discussions between the osc, office of special counsel, and the president's personal lawyers regarding how and under what terms information will be exchanged are understandably private. remains to be seen, however, what authority mueller has to force trump to speak to him should he refuse to do so. i'm joined by a national security reporter for nbc news and an nbc news legal analyst. thanks so both of you guys. ken, let's start with you. on the reporting on this, i mean, at some point, this can't be news to president trump's people, that putting him in front of somebody either under oath or somebody for whom you can be charged to misrepresenting your statements has to be a problem. anybody who has known president trump for 40 years would have known that's a problem. why is this just surfacing now? >> ali, i think it's been clear for some time now that donald trump's lawyers have no intention of allowing him to sit down for an interview with robert mueller. what we're seeing over these many weeks has been sort of a game, wh

neither does ty cobb. >> matt mill, alan rosenstein, thank you.o come on this story of course. >>> meanwhile, a conservative writer makes the case for a new gun control measure in the wake of the parkland shooting. we'll talk to him about the change he thinks fellow conservatives should get behind. plus, nbc's tammy leitner is on that bus full of florida students who survived the school shooting and they're bound for tallahassee. tammy, what's going on there? >> we've just gotten on the bus. we'll be leaving here in about five or ten minutes, traveling 450 miles, about eight hours, so they can go and make their voices be heard and we'll be along for the entire ride. this is food made to sit down for. slow down for. put the phone away, and use a knife and fork for. and with panera catering, it's food worth sharing. panera. food as it should be. and with panera catering, it's food worth sharing. now that we have your attention... capri sun has four updated drinks. now with only the good stuff. do you know how to use those? nope. get those kids some

ty cobb is set on the record he's worried that it could be a perjury trap. again we got tensions between his legal team and the president of the united states, who was full of confidence and wants to do it. i suspect he will actually end up sitting down with mueller but i don't know what terms will be negotiated, with the spirit of questioning will be. i suspect his legal team will be right happy if they can avoid that scenario. >> chris: we will have to take a break here, but when we come back, deadlock over the dreamers prompted the last government shutdown. now congress is up against a thursday deadline, yes, this thursday, to pass another fun day miller we see another compromise or will congress just kick the can down the road for another few weeks? ♪ at&t has a network with thousands of best-in-class security experts. which means... more of the eye balls you want watching the network... & less of the ones you don't... more experts preventing security issues & less security threats impacting our customers. more of a highly secure network with more securi

. >> i've been in contact with ty cobb, the white house attorney who handles all things related to russia. look, what happens with gates and manafort has nothing to do with the white house, nothing to do with the president. at the same time, the broader question that we know robert mueller is looking into is potential collusion between the trump campaign and russia. did that happen? of course, the president has insisted it never did. that that part of the investigation is a hoax. should the white house be concerned? is it possible that what's happening right now with paul manafort and rick gates could be in some ways aligned to get to the white house? the transition, the president? >> well, every legal expert who has looked at what mueller is doing believing that's his game plan. he is prosecuting this case like a racketeering conspiracy and trying to flip people up the chain who may know more. the issue is we don't know what paul manafort will say about donald trump and collusion, if anything. but it's a fair bet looking at manafort's history working with russian oligarchs and being paid

. >>> more breaking news this time from the cities cobbs creek section where a shooting has left three people injured one of the victims is a pregnant teenager we will update you on her condition just ahead. >>> and practice makes perfect , we are live in minneapolis where eagles hit the field yesterday we will tell you why coach pederson made the players rest for 30 minutes during their practice. >>> it is thursday february 1st, good morning everyone i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm rahel solomon. we will check with kate any a moment but meisha's live with the mall in america in bloomington minute so the ace the mall actually opened right new for shopping. >> no, it is not, right now we are central standard time so we are one hour behind you guys so it is early, crews just getting set up and cleaning up before the doors will open up to the public. it is cool we have the entire mall of america to ourselves, and rarely ever does that happen. i got to tell you guys it is cold, here, in minneapolis, yesterday we were in 30 some degrees, today it is negative one, right now, in minneapolis and it j

gary cobb will be joining me live as we break down all things super bowl lii. dawn? >> all right, thank you. >>> well, going to minneapolis for the super bowl sounds absolutely amazing for. us it's out of the question so the next best place to be to cheer on the birds, philadelphia of course. and fox 29' is that so bean in a kuriakose found crowds of people landing in philadelphia to watch the big game here. >> reporter: bowker pass undie teched across enemy lines. >> are you going to put it on for us? he showed his true colors once he got passed the rifles gate at philly international. >> tom brady. >> this did not go down well. >> boo! >> i'm sorry guys. >> maybe it was brave believe it or not he was coming home. he lives in minneapolis. his family diehard birds fans invited him back for the super bowl. >> so they can see the look on your face when the patriots lose. >> yeah, i'm not going to lose. >> maybe he flew in from minnesota clearly he is living in denial. >> e-a-g-l-e-s! eagles. >> for us to be able to night from north carolina from charlotte to get here o

our gary cobb standing by to talk all things eagles and a fun conversation with meryl reece.o keep it here, dawn g see in you bit, thank you kristen. wee we're preparing for the showdown on sun day. thinking about the big game, those parties, food, fun something you might not be thinking about, monday. yeah, monday our brad sattin is live in radnor township to explain. brad? >> reporter: yeah, dawn i think win or lose we can all be in for a monday morning hangover of sorts. i mean who really wants to go to work after sunday super bowl on monday back to the job but there's even in fact south jersey school district that alerted parents there could be a schoolbus driver shortage if some drivers don't show up and they wouldn't be the om ones. >> fly, eagles fly. >> reporter: what a high this city is on. you never far from this. everyone in such a good mood and now the weekend is here. i don't mean a two day weakened. >> three day. or four day. >> it's been a rough week forgetting work done. it's hard to keep the eagles fan in us contained. >> philadelphia eagles! >> this guy work

it included a panel discussion at the anderson school in cobbs creek this years theme is growing together, black history, black youth and black police officers. students and officers, tackled, several topics. >> well children are very concerned about what to do when they get stopped because that is a relative thing right now in our society modern day children growing up are being pulled over, stopped, they are having more interactions with police officers so we have to be conscious and understanding that is something that is a concern for them. >> the program was hosted by the philadelphia chapter of the national black police association. >>> well region is getting ready for another winter warm up meteorologist lauren casey joins us now. another wild swing in the temperatures. >> yes we had wild swing in temperatures from this weekend to today temperatures back to seasonal and new we have chillier air in place storm scan three picking up on wintry precipitation. this is more ominous then is what in the ground, it is very dry but we are seeing returns right now of potentially freezing driz

. >>> fire also a heavily damage a home on the 1600 block of hazel avenue in the cobbs creek section.ut shortly after 3:00 a.m. but was under control in 20 minutes. two residents safely escaped on their own and no word on how that fire started either. >>> school district of philadelphia is helping recruit more black male teachers in philadelphia and elsewhere. district hosted a career fair day at their offices right there in spring garden. representatives from 30 schools, were on site to answer questions and also a discussion which explored the void created by the lack of black male educators and leaders in the classrooms. >>> thousands of runners hit the pavement across the country to help those with special needs. here in philadelphia the zoo is a sight for the cupid's chase 5k. all 38 races across the country benefit an organization called i am community housing which includes work support for those with intellectual and developmental disabilities. last year the chase raised $300,000. tonight, get your longhorn favorites. like our outlaw ribeye, parmesan crusted chicken or the long

about a lympics sport can you tell me do a limbic champions like anton should pull in or martin for cobb deserve an explanation here and also the rest of those who are concerned about all this is i think so. we try to be in touch with the athletes through the athletes commissions of some for the ration and also of the i.o.c. . we think that it's one body which could represent the opinion of the athletes i'm happy i mean it on behalf of casso so to meet with athletes and to see. and to hear their voice and to know what the want and what they request for from us there is nothing to hide we transparence even proposed that the geneva hearing be open to the public. would you propose that to sorry to the parties to both you see and the athletes it's a suggestion it's a suggestion because you know rules normally hearings are not open to the public unless the parties agree so this is a quick. and i could ask to see whether or not they would agree to the public hearing it would have been interesting because it was a very important and unusual case but more for logistical reasons i think they pref

. >> and his wife hit one in cobbs creek. >> second time.s this didn't. we saw people take them on at their own risk. in mount airee, powered through the pothole filled street. others drove around them. the damage is costly because most drivers must relace all four wheels instead of just one. >> potholes are more severe. they're like craters. getting, four, five, six a day. cracked wheels. >> the streets department need your help trying to get all the potholes. they suggest you dial 311. in southwest philly. >> before the record warmth gets here. we are dealing with the fog tonight. live look at i-76. from our presidential city camera. you see, dvisibility is low. >> tammie souza? >> all the rain fell. and, sultry out there. pea soup. not much in the way of wind. moisture wafting around the area. dense fog advisory through 10:00 tomorrow morning for the entire area. take it easy out there. in the lowest spots. done to 0 visibility. in some places. yes, flights likely affected in the morning. fol l followed by record warmth. tomorrow, wednesd

white house lawyer ty cobb released this statement last night. the white house as it has said from the outset, will not be commenting on matters involving mr. manafort and mr. gates, as the matters between are dated and have nothing to do with the campaign. notably missing from yesterday and haley jackson on the messages he deserved to deliver, instead. >> a public presidential push in the gun debate. >> we have to have offensive capability to take these people out rapidly before they can do this kind of damage. >> reporter: president trump repeating his call to allow some properly trained teachers to carry a concealed weapon and denouncing the armed deputy who police say did nothing during the parkland school shooting. >> somebody who was outside, they're trained. they didn't react properly under pressure or they were coward. >> reporter: at a conservative conference the president arguing an armed educator might have made a difference. >> the teacher would have shot the hell of him before he knew what happened. >> reporter: in front of that frie

cobb also promotes transparency. when cbo kpleetsds a formal cost estimate immediately made available to all congress, their staff and public on cbo website. furthermore, they regularly explain their analysis to staff. for instance earlier this month in collaboration with the research service, my colleagues gave presentation to 150 congressional staff members about how cbo insurance costs and coverage. unfortunately the pace of action limits the time available for providing extensive explanation of estimates. and because the over all demand for cbo work is high t and resources are contained, we need to balance requests for new analysis. and with our other responsibilities such as regularly updating baseline projections. ninth, we evolve as needs evolve. true to original mission, we work with congresses not envisioned when the agency was first created. for example, as legislation has grown more complex, we found ourselves spending more time preliminary analysis and technical assistance during the drafting stage. and b

cobb. >> i haven't seen you since super bowl.ou. >> i still haven't gotten over this. >> no, it is amazing. the fact that you had the whole team come together the way he played my goodness and brandon graham started looking like okay, oh, no here we go again. >> we don't give him enough props. brandon graham changed that game he knocked that ball out because it looks like brady was in the rhythm. when he gets on that rhythm, he knock the ball loose and that is when everybody just went, crazy, because you knew, it was in our grasp. >> as a former player what does this mean to a player. >> it just means that you fulfilled what you staed playing the game for. everybody dreams of winning a super bowl. it is reason you get in the game. as a little kid you are dreaming of playing in the super bowl. brandon, all these guys are just crying. >> some of the players were saying this is for all of the players whoeve played as an eagle. >> a lot of guys, they were out there, the guys were crying, the emotion coming out jason kelce when he was

there's a school of thought that mcgann and cobb and others have urged the president to fully cooperate with the russia probe. they very well may argue that releasing the democratic memo, they said last week the president impart release the republican house intelligence memo because he

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