on those wanting to buy a weapon it comes as activists staged a protest outside the white house alan fisher house more and. it started as a social media conversation on friday afternoon and became a mass protest in front of the white house dozens of students from around the washington area backed by the families gathered to mark this spate of school shootings in america and demanded argent action to stop them i don't see this as a republican or democrat issue it's more life or death really shootings happen every day and weapons don't belong on the streets they don't belong in school was a long and war half of the current seven. we read out the names of the victims of school shootings in america since one thousand nine hundred ninety s. they listened and you were caught up in their own thoughts who says in their own emotions that we not shootings in america in the past there have been protests in the past but this type of people think something is different but this time change can be achieved. then came the mass die and students live in the grown sending a message that the politicians in ac

investigated their legit russian interference in the two thousand and sixteen presidential election alan fisher has the details from washington d.c. i remember has dominated talk in washington for days donald trump was even asked about it as he left his state of the union speech was a fish i am not imagining the four page memo was written by republicans on the host's intelligence committee it alleges a misuse of power by the f.b.i. and justice department under the obama administration while investigating the truck campaign during the us election the f.b.i. issued a written statement arguing that there were important details left out which would fundamentally impact the memos accuracy and the justice department says releasing the document would be extraordinarily reckless. it's the president who must make the ultimate decision to declassify and release but no after a national security review the white house is blanked out some parts of the document and sent it back to the committee it can no be published at any time at a gathering of republicans in west virginia the president made no fresh menti

parkland trump is to speak to survivors on the web and state what's called a listening session well alan fisher was at that demonstration outside the white house. still a handful of people here from the protests that we saw earlier were young people who started talking on social media on friday about making their voices had decided to come together here in front of the white house and stage what they call a dying where they lay on the growing and called for action they say it's time that the politicians put aside the money they get from the n.r.a. and they start taking action to protect young people many of them said that they were scared to go to school because they don't know what school is going to be next though we saw the people who gathered here and there were dozens and dozens of them and they brought along their parents and their grandparents the red or the names of everyone who's died in a school shooting in the united states since one thousand nine hundred ninety and there was a lot of them and they say that florida is perhaps a time of change that every incident like this is describe

twelve million syrians have been displaced since the conflict began in two thousand and eleven alan fisher is following the story from washington d.c. . so back in two thousand and twelve because of the fighting in syria the u.s. government awarded temporary protective status to syrians living here in the united states what does that mean well it means if you meet certain criteria and repeat certain fees then you could live here without the threat of being deported back to syria now that program has been under review and the department of homeland security has unknowns because it's going to extend it for a further eighteen months and it also says that's because the situation in the on the ground in syria hasn't changed dramatically from six years ago now that means about seven thousand syrians will continue to be covered by the program but if you're arrived after late twenty sixteen you will not be covered by the program and that covers about two thousand people who've arrived here since then from syria no the trumpet ministration has removed temporary protective status from a number of co

if the accusations against raul picture by his ex-wives were known before he was given to haul alan fisher has the story. a staff secretary reporter essentially monitors the paperwork that goes across the president's desk he often travels with the president and had a hand in writing the state of the union address he's not a well known name but he plays a key role in the west wing but in the past few days the daily mail dot com has published stories quoting his two ex-wives who say they were physically abused by him one to the extent she obtained a restraining order after dismissing the claims is that regis and false he is no decided to quit from the podium of the white house briefing room there was a defense from the highest level rob has been ineffective in his role as staff secretary and the president's chief of staff and had full confidence and trust in his abilities and his performance in a more of an update on that front rob this played out a statement which i can read to you now and i think your dress some of those other questions these outrageous allegations are simply false i took

explosive impact of the president is hoping for when ultimately this is released you heard and alan fisher's report there the speaker of the house paul ryan suggesting that in fact this is not sort of a damning condom day ssion as many republicans and conservatives in the united states are hoping so there may not be the explosive impact the president is looking for so in terms of political calculation this could be a mistake for the president he certainly has been urged also at the national security level that this would be a mistake to release but it appears at this hour the white house still pressing ahead with making this public and aside from the political fallout here kimberly the implications for civil liberties. well this is long been a contentious issue in the united states this process of obtaining a warrant to surveil under the foreign service intelligence act this is sort of the crux of this memo that the president is alleging that this department of justice the f.b.i. that senior law enforcement officials essentially abuse their privileges and essentially worst spying for politic

. >> my name is alan fisher. i retired a couple years ago but for a few decades a fought for financial justice and pushed banks to do more for communities and i think this is a great effort you are undertaking and i will try to be short, partly because i'm really hungry. [chuckles] also i just want to support all of the other san franciscans here. you can't be ground breaking if you allow yourself to be hemmed by what's risky. seems you need to be focused on doing things that are not happening from commercial banks, or maybe even credit unions and really serving the needs of those communities and those people. in particular, whoever leads this needs to be a community development banker. too often in these situations that i've been around, a banker gets hired. and then they do what a banker does and then it's the same thing as a bank. so i just think those are things to look out for. and one part of this, i hope, will be community development lending. so that you are really answering those problems. everything els

are very unhappy about its release alan fisher has the details from washington d.c. . the memo has dominated talk in washington for days donald trump was even asked about it as he left his state of the union speech three things. that were going to happen that in fact the four page memo was written by republicans on the house intelligence committee it alleges a misuse of power by the f.b.i. and justice department under the obama administration while investigating the truck campaign during the u.s. election the f.b.i. issued a real statement arguing that there were important details left out which would fundamentally impact the memos accuracy and the justice department says releasing the document would be extraordinarily reckless it's the president who must make the ultimate decision to declassify and release but no after a national security review the white house is blanked out some parts of the document and sent it back to the committee it can no be published at any time at a gathering of republicans in west virginia the president made no fresh mention of the memo but

hold more than twelve million syrians have been displaced by the near seven year long civil war alan fisher is following the story from washington d.c. so back in two thousand and twelve because of the fighting in syria the u.s. government awarded temporary protective status to syrians living here in the united states what does that mean well it means if you meet certain criteria and repeat certain fees then you could live here without the threat of being deported back to syria now that program has been under review and the department of homeland security has announced that it's going to extend it for a further eighteen months and it also says that's because the situation in the on the ground in syria hasn't changed dramatically from six years ago now that means about seven thousand syrians will continue to be covered by the program but if you're arrived after late twenty sixteen you will not be covered by the program and that covers about two thousand people who've arrived here since then from syria no the trumpet ministration has removed temporary protective status from a number of countr

testified before a congressional panel investigating alleged russian interference in that campaign alan fisher is joining us live from washington d.c. you know alan one of the things that i noticed about hope picks that is significant about her is that for such a high profile job she actually stayed out of the spotlight what's the background to this. well she's twenty nine years old she walked with the trump organization she was a fashion p.r. and when donald trump launched his campaign she decided to work with him and she traveled all over the country with them she was the point of contact for many of the media throughout the twenty sixteen campaign and often she wouldn't respond to any requests for interviews or moments with donald trump because that is not what he wanted but she was regarded very much as the donald trump whisperer someone who could calm him down that he liked having your own that he enjoyed being with it so it was a surprise when she was given the job of communications director in the white house that is a big high profile job and i think even more of a surprise that she de

will trump this to speak to survivors on wednesday and what's being called a listening session alan fisher was at that demonstration outside the white house. there's still a handful of people here from the protests that we saw earlier where young people who started talking on social media on friday about making their voices had decided to come together here in front of the white house and stage what they call a dying where they lay on the growing and called for action they say it's time that the politicians put aside the money they get from the n.r.a. and they start taking action to protect young people many of them said that they were scared to go to school because they don't know what school is going to be next though we saw the people who gathered here and there were dozens and dozens of them and they brought along their parents and their grandparents the red or the names of everyone who's died in a school shooting in the united states since one thousand nine hundred ninety and there was a lot of them and they say that florida is perhaps a time of change that every incident like this is

fisher investments. clearly better money management. charles: israel beefing up missile defense, prime minister netanyahu said his nation dealt severe blows, discussing with us alan west, first time in 36 years an f-16 shot down, that is is alarming, the circumstance surrounding it particularly since it happened in northern israel. >> yes this is alarmist. this was a result of a iranian drone that was shot down over israeli airspace by an apache helicopter, what israeli air force did they went after the base of operation that launched drone. we have to be concerned that whether or not brand-new lethal and sophisticated antiaircraft missile systems that been deployed to syria, the fact they were able to shoot down an f-16, as you said, it has to aall right israel and u.s. of america. charles: russia. everyone time they happen, we know that tensions ratchet up a notch, in a place that is already a powder keg. >> yes. we have seen is extension of regional dominance of iran, not just in tehran but baghdad iraq and new syria, and collusion of hezbollah, a terrorist-based organization supported by iran. and the russians, they are providing military equipment and min na