>> arlington, all of the stuff now in arlington, irving got shutdown. >> nothing to see in arlington except a parking lot. >> oh, there are some things. >> like a a arby's oring? >> no, there is the six flags, texas rangers stadium, cowboys stadium. >> there is guy. for the love of tuna fish. look at that. that's our manager of the phillies. anyway, the nfl draft is 71 days away everybody. >> yep. jerry jones is getting it together. it is going to be in arlington, texas, from may 26 through the 28th. >> boring. >> and if you can't make it down, don't worry. because we will be airing the draft. because fox negotiated five year deal with the nfl to broadcast thursday night football. i guess the draft got thrown in there. >> that's exactly right. >> they need to bring it back to philly. how cool would that be to be super bowl champions and host the nfl draft here? >> police, they know thousand do it and will be in the apple bee's parking lot in arlington. >> it is palace in dallas. >> stupid. stupid. here is sue. >> all right. the showers that rolled through last night, well, most every

the military base is located right next to arlington national cemetery.t's where several top commanders, including members of the joint chiefs of staff, live. it's also home to a large daycare facility, and the old guard, the unit that conducts military funerals at arlington. jeff. >> glor: all right, kris van cleave, thanks very much. we'll keep watching this breaking situation, at joint base myer henderson. again, a number of people rushed to the hospital after an envelope was opened at that military base. there is more breaking news from washington tonight. cbs news has confirmed the security clearance of it jared kushner, the president's son-in-law, has been downgraded. kushner, a senior adviser, will no longer have access to the top secret report, the president's daily brief. more now on this from margaret brennan. >> reporter: mr. president ojared's downgrade clearance, sir, any concerns? >> reporter: president trump ignored questions about whether his soibl, jared kushner's, high-level security clearance had been downgraded, effectively shutting of

to a day care facility and the old cemetery for funerals at arlington.eff. >> jeff: thank you, also this evening security clearance for jared kushner has been down graded. he will no longer have access to the top security report, the president daily >> reporter: mr. president, on jared's downgraded clearance, sir, any concerns? >> reporter: president trump ignored questions about whether his son in law, jared kushner's, high-level security clearance had been downgraded, effectively shutting off his access to information that, if disclosed, could be damaging to national security. as an adviser to the president, kushner had been granted interim access to such materials while the f.b.i. completed his background check. the report was delayed after kushner had to refile his paperwork three times because of undisclosed contacts with foreign nationals. one of those encounters was a june 2016 meeting with a russian lawyer at trump tower, a meeting that is now being examined by special counsel robert mueller. >> he's a valued member of the team, and he will conti

well joint meyer base henderson hall that's a military installation near the city of arlington virginia very close to washington d.c. and apparently a package containing a hazardous material now we don't know what hazardous material it is but a hazardous material was delivered on the scene it was delivered this package and now eleven people are ill because of what was in this package this substance now i understand the arlington fire department is on the scene and people in hazmat suits are also on the scene from what we understand now this point three patients have been transported to the to the hospital in there in stable condition five people displaying symptoms and at this point it's not clear what the substance is we don't know what it is but it's making people ill now this is coming on the on the back of a wave of fake attacks there was a wave of suspicious packages containing white powder that were delivered one was delivered to the trump family one was delivered to the british house of parliament another was delivered to julia songe but all three of those that the substance the

haz-mat teams responding to joint base meyer-henderson hall in arlington. also attorney general jeffin sessions announcing justice department decided to investigate allegation of fisa court abuse by obama administration. and special counsel robert mueller moved to drop charges against rick gates, mueller's leniency after gates agreed to cooperate in the manafort probe. only half of the charges again gates however. the special counsel and all of the investigations and congressional committee combined have failed to produce any evidence of collusion, that amounts amongst all those committees and fbi investigations, and special investigation, by superb -- special counsel to just about 7 years of investigation that produced to this point, nothing. president trump making history, kicking off his reelect campaign, 2 1/2 years before 2020 election, making his announcement earlier than any previous president, president trump announcing also he chosen one of most important people in his 2016 presidential campaign. to head up his reelection effort, we'll tell you abo

we lived in arlington on a hill. called upton's hill and below it was bluemont park.n the summer of 1996, jason who was 5 years old and brandon who was 3 years old and i were coming up the creek bed off four mile run and my son brandon right here, he picked up this bullet. we were really shocked to find a bullet in the sandstone bed of the creek. after looking around for a fewmore minutes, we found three more. so we found these first three or four bullets here. they were very heavy, made of lead. we didn't know what they were. we weren't sure if we had stumbled on a murder scene or what they were. so we took the bullets and about a month later i was at the maryland historical trust, and i showed them to a friend of mine there, and he said, i'm going to take these next-door and see. i think i know what these are. let me check. he came back and said these are civil war mini balls, lead bullets and they were probably fired during the civil war. we researched the hill and we found out there was a confederate outpost there, the beginning of the war guarding the bridge at f

lucy met general dunford at arlington national cemetery. we honored america's war dead. we honored and australian hermione who died -- airman who died in new guinea who was buried at arlington also. we were reminded that all of the of thosewe enjoy, all freedoms had to be secured generation after generation by courageous men and women defending freedom's cause. our freedoms have dependent onthem. americans know, as australians know, we have no better ally. we are mates. 100 years of mateship. we are working together to address the greatest threat to our region right now, north korea's illegal nuclear weapons program. want to commend the sanctions announced today. commend the sanctions announced today. we continue to do the same, enforcing that you went security council -- u.n. security council mandated sanctions. we are working around the world, helping the iraqis and afghans hold the resilience to their countries secure in the face of terrorists. we both recognize the prosperity hold our region, and indeed the world, has been built on a foundation of a rules-based order

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university right here in .ashington d c he was honored as the first african-american ever to be buried in arlington national cemetery. following in his footsteps, today we have trailblazers like general west. general west, ray shorthand so everyone can see who you are -- -- your handr hand so everybody can see who you are. --ders like general west were followed by leaders like the first african-american also theeneral who was highest ranking woman ever to graduate from west point. girl.n say it, go on she and i are working together with the other uniformed services to improve the health of our service members and the communities they live in. unfortunately, our servicemembers are less fit and less ready to deploy than at any time in modern history. of 18-24 yards are in eligible for military service. , our poor health is a threat to national security. it is also critical to remember that african-americans are .earing the brunt we must address the health disparities and inequities among that limitnities opportunities to thrive and opportunities to serve our great country. in closing, i am honored to

augusta was honored as the first african-american ever to be buried in arlington national cemetery. following in the footsteps of leaders like dr. augusta, we have trailblazers like general west. general west, raise your hand so everyone can see who you are. leaders like dr. west will continue the tradition of excellence by black military physicians. she is the first black army surgeon general. [ cheers and applause ] she is also the highest ranking woman ever to graduate from west point. and i'm proud -- you all can say it. go on, girl. you can give her one. she and i are working together with the other uniformed services to improve the health of our service members in the communities they live in. unfortunately, our service members are less fit and less ready to deploy than at any time in modern history. seven out of 10 of our 18 to 24-year-olds are ineligible from military service. to be blunt, our poor health is a threat to national security. it is also critical to remember black americans are more likely to bear the brunt of poor health in our communities. if we want to continu

we honored australian airmen who had died in combat in the second world war, buried here at all arlington also and we are reminded that all of the freedoms that we enjoy, whether it is in canberra or here in washington at the white house or in congress, all of those freedoms have to be secured generation after generation by courageous men and women defending freedom's pause. our freedoms have depended on them. and americans know that australians know that each of us have no betterally . we are mates. 100 years of mateship. we're working to address the greatest threat to our region right now, north korea's illegal nuclear weapons program. i want to welcome and support the new sections that have been announced today and we continue to do precisely the same with our own autonomous sanctions in force with the us you and to court sanctions. where working to combat terrorism around the world, helping the iraqis and afghans build up the resilience to hold their countries secure in the face of terrorists and of course, we both recognize that the prosperity of our region and indeed, the world has

they were exposed this afternoon at a military base in arlington and about 11 marines started feeling sick shortly after the letter was opened with three of them being hospitalized. the fbi is taking the envelope for testing and so far no word on what the substance was. >>> federal immigration officials are revealing tonight about the immigration operation that took place across central and northern california this past weekend. one of the suspect was a man living in napa, and i.c.e. said he has a long list of criminal activity. >> reporter: brand-new numbers here. i.c.e. reported that 150 people were taken into custody during the raid for being in the u.s. illegally. they said as far as they are concerned, they are taking people with long rap sheets off of the street. i spoke with the wife of this man by phone this evening. she said she does not defend her husband's past. she said her husband was brought to the u.s. at four years old, and has been here ever since. he became a gang member and ended up in the system, but had since gotten out and was in the process of having his gang- r

what goes on here, it is adjacent, by the way, to arlington national cemetery. find a lot of various local military activity there's. not everybody, but typically, there are some very young military forces. military troops who live in the vicinity. there are some housing facilities for the military nearby. and you typically do find some younger people living there. but there is a section of this area where very senior people live. military personnel live in individual family homes. there are community recreation facilities there. there is an awful lot that goes on there. i want to hasten to add, no indication that it has spread beyond this one point in the area there. but we're going to have to find out an awful lot more about how this happened and what may be involved here. >> this photo that we're showing our viewers, barbara, a passerby happened to spot it. first responders on the scene. it looks like they're treating u.s. military person they will on the ground. treating them for various problems as a result of this suspicious letter. three u.s. military per

the view from s230 extends still further to the hills of arlington, the countless heroes who rest ofn soil hallowed by their service, spoke in many tongues, but this much they had in common, patriots before partisans. they put country before self. they gave everything for generations they would never see to uphold freedoms that make life itself worth living. it is a long way from s230 to the slopes of arlington, but nowhere near as long as the view they took of their obligations to posterity and the defense of values that shine as bright as the gold in any medal. i share with you a lesson learned over 60 years, leadership begins with the long view. thank you. [applause] [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the vice president of the united states, the honorable mike pence. [applause] mr. president, speaker ryan, leader pelosi, leader mcconnell, leader schumer, distinguished members of congress, vice president quayle, governor brownback, senator elizabeth dole, and all members of the dole family, and especially to the newest recipient of the congressional gold medal, the honorable senat

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in arlington, virginia. we will monitor the situation. florida's governor announcing a new school safety plan two weeks after the massacre in parkland. learning more about how aware local authorities were of the potential for trouble from the young man charged with those killings. phil keating has the latest from south florida. >> my goal is to make massive changes in school safety. >> flanked by miami-dade police, the county mayor and fathers of shooting victims, governor rick scott flew to south florida drumming up support for his half a billion dollar three-point school safety plan. increasing the aged buy rifle to 21. increasing funding and treatment for mental health disorders. adding at least one armed officer for every florida school. >> we've got to invest in metal detectors. we've got to invest in bulletproof glass, steel doors. we've got to invest in upgraded locks. we have to do everything we can to make sure somebody wants to harm any one of our students can never do it again. >> none of the plan addresses what some are callin

yesterday lindsey and i were with general dunn ford at the arlington national cemetery and we honored america's war dead, an australian airman who had died in combat in new guinea in the second world war who is buried at arlington also. and we're reminded all the freedoms we enjoy, whether it's in our parliament in canberra or in the congress, all those freedoms have had to be secured generation after generation by courageous men and women defending freedoms' cause. our freedoms have depended on them. americans know, as australians know, that each of us have no better ally. we are mates, 100 years of mateship. we are working together, as you said, to address the greatest threat to our region right now, north korea's illegal nuclear weapons program. and i want to welcome and, of course, support mr. president the new sanctions that have been announced today. we continue to do precisely the same with our own autonomous sanctions and enforcing the u.n. security council sanctions. we're working to combat terrorism around the world, helping the iraqis and the afghans build up the resilience

yesterday lucy and i were with general dunford at arlington national cemetery and we honored america's war dead. we honored australian airman who had died in combat in, in new guinea in the second world war, who is buried there at arlington also and we are reminded all the freedoms we enjoy, whether it is in our parliament in canberra or here in washington and in the white house or in the congress, all of those freedoms have had to be secured generation after generation, by courageous men and women, defending freedom's cause. our freedoms have depended on them. and americans no as australians no, each of us have no bert ally. we are mates, 100 years of mateship. we're working together as you said to address the greatest threat to our region right now, north korea's illegal nuclear weapons program. i want to welcome, and support, mr. president, the new sanctions announced today. we continue to do precisely the same with our own autonomous sanctions and enforcing the u.n. security councilman dated sanctions. we're working to combat terrorism around the world, helping iraqis an the afghan

yesterday lucy and i with general dunford at the arlington national cemetery and we honored america's war dead, we honored an australian air man who had died in combat in new guinea in the second word war, who was buried at arlington also. and we reminded that all of the freedoms we enjoy, whether it is in washington in the white house or in the congress, all of those freedoms have had to be secured generation after generation by courageous men and women defending freedoms cause. our freedoms have depended on them. and americans know as australians know, that each of us have no better ally. we are mates. 100 years of mateship. we're working together, as you said, to address the greatest threat to our region right now. north korea's illegal nuclear weapons program. and i want to welcome and of course support mr. president, the new sanctions that have been announced today. and we continue to do precisely the same with our own autonomous sanctions and, of course, enforcing the u.n. security councilman dated santions. we're working to combat terrorism around the world, helping the iraqis

yesterday lucy and i were with general dunford at the arlington national cemetery. and we honored america's war dead. we honored an australian airman who had died in combat in new guinea in the second word war who is buried there in arlington, also. and we reminded that all of the freedoms we enjoy, whether it is in our parliament in canberra, or here in the white house or in washington or the congress, all of those freedoms have had to be secured generation after generation by courageous men and women defending freedom's cause. our freedoms have depended on them. and americans know, as australians know, that each of us have no better ally. we are mates. a hundred years of mateship. we're working together, as you said, to address the greatest threat to our region right now, north korea's illegal nuclear weapons program. and i want to welcome and, of course, support, mr. president, the new sanctions that have been announced today and we continue to do precisely the same. our own autonomous sanctions and continue enforcing our mandated sanctions. we're working to comb

the base is across the river from washington, d.c., bordering arlington national cemeterying and it'so where several top kmaernlds and members of the joint chiefs live. it was opened yesterday afternoon at an administration building. it contained an unknown substance. the building was evacuated. 11 people became ill and the fbi is investigating. >> president trump reacted to a decision to dismiss his plans for a border wall along mexico. last night he tweeted, big legal win today, u.s. judge sided with the trump administration and rejected an attempt to stop the government from building a great northern wall on the southern border. now this project can go forward. it was one of his key campaign pledges. the state of california and advocacy groups who sued say they will appeal. >>> it appears that the statewide west virginia strike is over. teachers had been on strike over pay since last thursday. after meeting with union leaders yesterday governor jim justice offered a 5% pay raise next year. >> we need our kids back in school and we need our teachers back in school. they want to be b

yesterday, lucy and i were with general dunford at the arlington national cemetery. dead,ored america's war we honored in australian airmen -- an australian air man who had died in new guinea in the second world war and was buried in arlington also. and we were reminded that all the freedoms we enjoy, whether it is in our parliament in canberra or here in the white house, or in congress, all of those freedoms have had to be secured generation after generation by courageous men and women to rating freedoms course -- by courageous men and women defending freedom's course. as americans and australians know, each of us have no better ally. we are mates, 100 years of mateship. toare working together address the greatest threat to our region right now, north korea's illegal nuclear weapons program. i want to welcome and, of course, support mr. president -- support, mr. president, the new sanctions announced today. we also do that with our own sanctions, and enforcing the un security council-mandated sanctions. we are working to combat terrorism around the world, helping th

at a virginia military base, now this happened yesterday, at joint base myers henderson hall near arlington. eleven people reported feeling sick after the package was opened. the building was evacuated immediately. three people are hospitalized in stable condition, the fbi is now helping with that investigation. >>> pennsylvania's in longer letting inmates buy work boots at least temporarily after an inmate killed a prison guard by kicking him in the head with a boot. paul kendricks attacked the sergeant february 15th at a prison in somerset. he died on monday. he had confiscate aid towel from kendricks and they are considering a permanent ban on boot sales to inmates. >>> southbound lanes of the lehigh tunnel are now back opened, crews closed them after metal fell from the tunnel ceiling last wednesday killing a truck driver. ntsb says preliminary report will come in two to four weeks investigators are looking at conduit and conduit support system in the tunnel ceiling. >>> happening today anchor drops the atlantic city boat show. >> more than 500 boats will be on display inside atlantic c

been officially established that was the attempted assassination on hitler on the twentieth of july arlington forty fall and with tom cruise and boarding. a french dolphin but also a sort of iconic figure of the resistance that has become better known but even this in the early fifty's was still very controversial the majority of germans saw them basically as traitors and had been a trial in one thousand fifty two and the city of bones with its power was i to become famous for his efforts and the auschwitz trial didn't actually try to show that the nazi state was not a state where high treason could be committed because the state itself was treacherous to its own population and this was really one of the breaking points where resistance started to be acknowledged. thank you so much for telling us a little bit more about it on this momentous day as we mentioned seventy five years since. the were executed in fact hans christian joining us from berlin house of a conference a memorial an education center based in the place that the nazis planned the mass murder of the use of your thank you thank

russian lawmakers prepared to enforce tougher penalties for child sex abuse arlington details emerge from an orphanage in central russia. six am in manila nine am in melbourne and one in the morning right here in moscow welcome to our team international mining community only a second russian fleet has failed a dope ing test at the winter olympics according to the russian ball play federation the dish this is said to have tested positive for a performance enhancing drug a previous sample at the games had come back negative so he gave her partner finished twelfth in the ball play competition on thursday curler alexander crucial netsky and his partner were stripped of their bronze medals after he was fallen to have taken mel dhoni i'm a drug used to treat diabetes. well on friday the olympic athletes from russia squad won their first gold medal of the games while another silver two teenage skaters taking the top spy. what's on the podium in the women's single figure skating event fifteen year old the name of an edge died search on close friend. in the final standings softer their points

package at a virginia military base this happened yesterday at joint base myers henderson hall near arlington, virginia. eleven people inside the office were, where the letter was opened said they felt sick , they complained of sore throats and building was immediately evacuated. three people hospitalized are in stable condition. >>> the security clearance for president trump's son in law jared kushner has been downgraded at the white house. kushner, a senior adviser to the president, had been operating with an interim clearance for top secret information for more than a year. now he is only authorized to access information at the lower, secret level. decision to downgrade clearance was made by chief of staff john kelly and the president deferred to him on the matter. >>> president trump has name his former digital advisor brand parsescale as his 2020 campaign manager. in 2016, he played a key role in overseeing the trump's campaign, advertising and social media strategy. president trump has left little doubt about his intention toss seek reelection , he filed re election forms on the same da

. >>> nearly a dozen sickened at a base in arlington as the hazmat and the fbi are called in to investigate a letter containing a suspicious substance. >>> a report that white house communications director hope hicks admits that she is required to tell white lies for president trump. >>> and score one for the teachers. "early today" starts right now. >> good morning. i'm frances rivera. >> and i'm phillip mena. classes resumed today at marjory stoneman douglas high school two weeks after 17 people were killed when a gunman opened fire inside the parkland, florida school. stoneman douglas only holding a half day of classes today, with many expecting emotions to run high. >> some of my friends are having a harder time than others. i'm doing okay right now. the shock kind of wore off from it all, and i've started to accept it. >> now new details are emerging in the shooting investigation. kerry sanders has more. >> reporter: nbc news has learned shooting suspect nikolas cruz may have had plans to unleash even more carnage inside his former high school. law enforcement sources say at the time c

in a june 2010 statement to arlington, virginia, authorities, willoughby said porter punched the glass on their front door. "i called the wrote. "i was afraid he would break in." willoughby wrote on instagram this april, "just after our one-year anniversary, he pulled me naked and dripping from the shower to yell at me. when i tried to get help i was counseled to consider carefully how what i said might affect his career, and so i kept my mouth shut and stayed." >> is he going to be leaving the white house any time soon? >> he is going to be leaving the white house. it won't be immediate, but he is resigning from the white house, but he's going to stay on to ensure there is a smooth transition. >> reporter: porter called the allegations outrageous and simply false. as staff secretary, porter was one of president trump's closest the conduit for all written information given to mr. trump. before working at the whiter was to utah republican senator orrin hatch. >> if iind more people like him i would hire them. i think that's how good he is. >> reporter: the f.b.i. informed the white hous

march that happens near washington unfortunately most days and it is the case on marching through arlington national cemetery where some of our veterans are laid to rest those are the parades perhaps this president could pay tribute to thank you's ohs david good to be with you thank you larry i'm now joined by lanny davis the famed democrat and former white house counsel to president bill clinton he's author of the new book the unmaking of the president sixteen how f.b.i. director james cone we caused hillary clinton the presidency he joins me from new york city we'll talk about the book in a couple of minutes lanny thoughts on the proposed funding bill what do you make of this meeting the minds of you know and the schumer. there is such a need for bipartisanship in this country and in the congress that this looks like a good start that we have now twenty thirty senators in the commonsense caucus republicans and democrats the best of the senate and if this is a president i'm all for it. all about the house the house is completely dysfunctional paul ryan is a moral failure as far as i'm conc

the base is near arlington national cemetery.ing this case. >>> and the tsa is about to test equipment to prevent suicide bombings. the two versions of the technology are getting a trial run at new york's penn station. one of the busiest commuter hubs. there was an attempted suicide bombing in december, less than half a mile away from this place. the machines are mounted on tripods and screen people at a distance. >>> in syria, daily humanitarian pauses in fighting don't seem to be holding. yesterday, air strikes continue through the cease-fire. and they find themselves facing a new crisis. ian has more on that. >> reporter: on the greek island those who came for sanctuary now trapped in limbo. so many fleeing serious bloody wars, stranded at the camp, unable to travel to the european mainland and unable to go back home. where assad is accused of using chemical weapons again. i first came here almost three years ago. today it's an eerily familiar scene. >> here is the section for families. >> reporter: among those stuck here, 14-

the arlington, virginia, fire department is reporting that 11 people felt sick and three were taken to the hospital, believed to be marines, where they are now reported to be in stable condition. and the fbi is now involved, as well, david. >> all right, but in stable condition tonight. martha, thank you. >>> now, to jared kushner tonight. late today, we learned he's been stripped of his temporary high level security clearance at the white house. the fbi unable to clear him after more than a year. kushner, the president's son-in-law, and one of his most senior advisers. he will no longer be able to see the most closely held secrets, yet the white house tonight says he still has their full confidence to do his work. here's abc's senior white house correspondent cecilia vega tonight. >> reporter: jared kushner on capitol hill tonight, refusing to answer questions after his father-in-law's own white house stripped him of his top secret security clearance, cutting off his access to highly classified information. >> my name is jared kushner. i'm senior adviser to president donald j. trump.

that is arlington semitail you see in the background. late this afternoon, a marine opened an envelope containing an unknown substance. that's when several marines started feeling a burning sensation on their faces and hands. the building was evacuated while hazmat units doused those who were affected. 11 marines were assessed on the scene, three of them transported to a medical facility. and david, an investigation is now under way. the fbi sent the envelope to be checked for that substance to quantico, but meanwhile, those marines are in stable condition. david? >> all right, but in stable condition tonight. martha, thank you. >>> now, to jared kushner tonight. late today, we learned he's been stripped of his temporary high level security clearance at the white house. the fbi unable to clear him after more than a year. kushner, the president's son-in-law, and one of his most senior advisers. he will no longer be able to see the most closely held secrets, yet the white house tonight says he still has their full confidence to do his work

it is written by a lawyer in arlington called richard crouch, who describes himself as an undistinguished amateur of no great achievement. a lifelong virginian with a respectable rural background. an attorney with military experience, a landowner and a lover of hunting and historic preservation. i think positions him very well to write this book. some of what he says, describing the characteristics of a virginia gentleman are not only relevant but well expressed. he said the primary distinguishing feature of the virginia gentleman is his modesty. this is not generally known. [laughter] seems thatct, it many people consider the same gentleman to be distinguishable by his pride. they wonder just what it is in modern times that he has to be so proud of. it is the virginia gentleman chief concern to be modest. what is truly unfortunate is so many people do not realize that modesty is what he is so insufferably about. mark twain was not modest. he was a relentless self promoter. he would have had to search hard to find a basket enough to hide .is bushel under he exhibits some characteristics o

march that happens near washington unfortunately most days and it is the case on marching through arlington national cemetery where some of our veterans are laid to rest those are the parades perhaps this president could pay tribute to thank you's o's day the good to be with you thank you larry i'm now joined by lanny davis the same democrat and former white house counsel to president bill clinton he's author of the new book the unmaking of the president sixteen how f.b.i. director james cone the cost hillary clinton the presidency he joins me from new york city to talk about the book in a couple of minutes lanny thoughts on the proposed funding bill what do you make of this meeting in the minds of you know nolan and the schumer. there is such a need for bipartisanship in this country and in the congress that this looks like a good start that we have now twenty thirty senators in the commonsense caucus republicans and democrats the best of the senate and if this is a president i'm all for it. all about the house the house is completely dysfunctional paul ryan is a moral failure as far as i'

march that happens near washington unfortunately most days and it is the case on marching through arlington national cemetery where some of our veterans are laid to rest those are the parades perhaps this president could pay tribute to thank you's o's day was good to be with you thank you larry i'm now joined by lanny davis the famed democrat and former white house counsel to president bill clinton he's author of the new book the unmaking of the president sixteen how f.b.i. director james cone the cost hillary clinton the presidency he joins me from new york city we'll talk about the book in a couple of minutes lanny thoughts on the proposed funding bill what do you make of this whole meeting in the minds of you know nolan and the schumer. there is such a need for bipartisanship in this country and in the congress that this looks like a good start that we have now twenty thirty senators in the commonsense caucus republicans and democrats the best of the senate and if this is a president i'm all for it. all about the house the house is completely dysfunctional paul ryan is a moral failure as

this fall i visited mack molding, a manufacturing company in arlington, a great business with a strong work force, but in order to compete on a global scale, it needs to hire about 50 people to keep up with demand. and they are not alone. we hear from businesses around the state. l.e.d. dynamics in randolph wants to hire 40. chroma technology in bellis falls is looking for 20 in the next two years. nsa industries will put on 50 tomorrow if they could. and global foundries in essex junction is hiring nearly 100. this is great news. these are great jobs, but we need the people to fill them. whether employees are needed for business to grow or just to keep its doors open is a common theme here. we need more workers. we cannot afford to ignore this any longer. [applause] governor scott: these trends also shift the tax burden onto fewer and fewer people, seemingly leaving us with few choices. cut programs we value or raise taxes. there is a third option. we can come together and focus our efforts to growing our working age population. if we do this, we can expand our tax base. we can put ki

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. >>> 11 people falling ill after a suspicious letter was opened at a military base in arlington, virginiae letter tested negative for harmful substances. it's still been sent, though, to the fbi's lab in quantico for further analysis. barbara starr joins us now. she's on the story. what more do we know about this? >> well, we're still waiting for that final word from federal law enforcement as to what, if anything, may have been inside this envelope. you're right, 11 people experiences symptom when is it was opened apparently in a marine corps office here at this base in the washington, d.c. area. three taken to the hospital. they were actually released late last night. people experiencing and reporting symptoms such as burning. one person reporting a bloody nose. so a very, very quick response last night by local and federal law enforcement and emergency response personnel to this base, decontaminating everything, getting people to medical care. so now the initial tests by all accounts is showing it was not a hazardous substance. but certainly symptoms were reported, so they are conducti