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ashi, the organization i'm part of, has a certification program. we make sure our guys are really thoroughly investigated by a third-party firm. >> if there are problems that show up after the inspection, is the inspect tore blame? could they be liable? or this is all on me? >> it depends. we can't, like you said, we can't see behind walls. so in the segment you showed, the receptacle that was probably in the kitchen was not protected properly. that's a home inspector could find that very easily. but sometimes slow problems that you may not see, a small leak behind a wall because it wasn't taped properly, could become a problem that an inspector wouldn't be able to see. there are a lot of things the home inspector can do, there are some we can't. >> is this something that has risen in frequency just in terms of how hope flipping has picked up? or has this always been around? >> it's been around, but sometimes in a hot market it becomes more prevalent. because people are trying to turn around houses very quickly. and if a market is hot, a lot of tim

a bank robber, a security guard and ashy shoot out. only one survives. >>> all right.o where is this guy going? a fast food worker you'll see in it a minute here. he jumps through the window of the drive thru and went from super sizing to super hero. >> missing cobra with a deadly bite. two new leads in the case tonight. ♪ >> now to florida. mcdonald's worker being hailed a her row his race to rescue off duty officer was all caught on camera. >> now 22-year-old pedro, is sharing his story. he was working the drive through yesterday when an off duty miami dade police officer pulled up with her children. she was having some kind of medical emergency. well, he did not hesitate. you see him hop right out that window and running straight to her car. another off dut raced to help as well. he knew something was wrong. the moment they pulled up. >> i saw immediately something is going on with that woman right now. and i got to do something to help h panicked. i never panicked at all. i just -- my brain was on hero critical at the hospital it's unclear what happened to her. >>

and that the risk to the mother with sevenfold ashy carried her pregnancy to term. the mother describes their excruciating decision and the unforgiving process the couple endured to get the medical care they needed. the debate over roe v. wade and the right to privacy, ladies and gentlemen, is not theoretical. in nine to 73, the court recognized a woman's fundamental and constitutional right to privacy. that right. tease her access to reproductive health care. in fact, the supreme court has repeatedly upheld roe's core finding, making it settled law or the last 44 years. i ask unanimous consent, mr. chairman, to enter into the record to 14 key cases where the supreme court upheld roe's core holding and totals 39 decisions where it has been reaffirmed by the court. >> without objection is included. >> thank you. if these judgments when combined do not constitute super precedent, i don't know what does. importantly, the dozens of cases affirming roe are not only about precedent. they are also that implements fundamental and constitutional rights. rove ensured that wom

russia whether it was mike flynn or carter page or others is all being sort of set aside shunted ashiedy the courthouse. >> reporter: sean spicer called mike flynn a volunteer for the ca george, as you know, he was the most high-profile national security adviser on the trump campaign. featured prime time speaker at the convention and as for paul manafort, he was there for five month, george. as you well know, he was in charge of that campaign. the chairman, the ceo, the person who put together and ran the convention. it's really ex-troird to hear the white house press secretary describe him as somebody with a very limited role. >> noise behind you right there. jon karl, thanks very much. >>> the president heading to capitol hill to twist the arms of house republicans hoping to pass their plan later this week and our mary bruce is on capitol hill. how is speaker paul ryan announcing changes to the bill in a bid to get those voting. >> reporter: good morning, george. republican leaders think they're within reach. this morning they're bringing in closer, the president to help seal this dea

she was equally as strong in her praise for scalia ashy was in her praise for breyer. she celebrated both. it's a good predictor of how she will be as a judge. should be fair and impartial, the sort of judge he would consider briefing and argument in every case. this sort of judge i would want if i didn't know which side of the case i was arguing. thank you, mr. chairman. senator sessions, members of the committee, i would like to thank senator kerry and brown for this generous introductions. i also want to thank the president again for nominating me to this position. i am honored and humbled by his confidence. let me also thank all the members of the committee as well as many other senators for meeting with me in these last several weeks. i have discovered that they called theseourtesy visits for a reason. each of you have spent unfailingly gracious and considerate. i know that we gather here on a day of sorrow for all of you, for this body and for our nation with the passing of senator byrd. i did not know him personally as all of you did, but i certainly knew that h

a busy day for the queen ashy kickstarts the buildup for the commonwealth games in australia later onake the last place. they play tonight, and it's live across the bbc. we are pleased and happy. we want to prepare next week the premier league match. i am prepare next week the premier league match. iam happy prepare next week the premier league match. i am happy and the performance was fantastic. while spurs were on fa cup duty, liverpool closed the gap on them tojust a point in the premier league. liverpool came from behind to beat burnley 2—1. emre can scoring the winning goal. derby county have sacked steve mcclaren for a second time, five months after he rejoined the club. derby are 10th in the championship, they've won only once in their last nine games. a late equaliser from clint hill gave rangers a 1—1 draw at celtic, but the scottish premiership champions now need only six more points to win the title again. celtic are 25 points clear of second—placed aberdeen. there are no british players left in the indian wells tennis in california. women's number one, johanna konta, was k

ashy fleischer has been great. >> even the democrats, there is a small group of folks that have sat in the end of the day? >> you prepare. abby: you don't have like a glass of wine or something, chill out? >> no. we are here early and late. sometimes more coffee than anything. abby: give us a little bit of a tour inside your main office. this is where you spend most of your days, right? >> yeah. abby: have you obviously tvs everywhere. >> i do. i can tell what time it is how early or late it is. >> right. >> we gather here a couple times a day to talk about the message. what's going on. what stories are moving and what we're doing to get the word out on the president's agenda. abby: does the president ever come in here. >> no. abby: did you go to him. snl get your thought on. this this is the old spicy and this is the new spicy. abby: spicy. >> obviously, it's an interesting parody. i think i would rather be focusing on the seriousness of the agenda and the issues that we have. abby: this is a big desk where all of the magic happens. >> the desk has been here since 1960's. every press