i'm bill hemmer, welcome to "america's newsroom." >> shannon: i'm shannon bream in for martha maccallum. local and federal agencies expanding their search this morning. a $50,000 reward is being offered for information leading to his capture. >> bill: facebook says it will review its video posting policies after the murder was posted and left on the site for several hours online. >> shannon: we

what bill hemmer really like. you and i worked together at another network. know the answer. how did you get there? >> wow, i chose a story tonight for you, tucker, and your audience. it is the story that changed my life. i was 26 years old and was just starting to make inroads in the industry. i had $15,000 in the bank. i quit my job. r entirely left it behind, because my pursuit was to back pack around the world for a year. and so i took off for what was third world travel. this wasn't like the four seasons where your friends hang out. this was china, indonesia, vietnam, nepal, india, the middle east, russia. i did it, because i felt i could not go further in my own life, unless i truly understood what it was like to be out there. and that's -- i would suggest to you that's the reason why i know people like you, tucker. i >> tucker: to see a bearded bill hemmer on the screen, you look completely different. you and i ran into each other in baghdad at the beginning of thee iraq war. i remember asking you how you got there. you had taken a taxicab from syria a

bush, murder say -- mercedes schlapp is here and bill hemmer. >> we can never have too much hemmer. >> i appreciate that. >> it's hemmer time. >> we're going to have a great hour, a little fun. all right? we'll see what is happening today. >> let's get started. >> we begin with the worsening relations with russia. president trump not holding back with u.n.'s secretary general yesterday at the white house. watch. >> right now we're not getting along with russia at all. we may be at an all-time low in terms of relationship with russia. this is built for a long period of time. we're going to see what happens. putin is the leader of russia. russia is a strong country. we're a very, very strong country. we'll see how it works out. >> here's president trump when he thought if bashar al-assad could have gassed his own people without the russians knowing. >> i think it's certainly possible. it's probably unlikely. i know they're doing investigations into that right now. i would like to think they they didn't know. certainly they could have. they were there. we'll find out. general mattis is l

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i'm bill hemmer. good day. in for shepard smith, we begin with the show down over surveillance in the nation's capitol. susan rice is calling accusations she mishandled intelligence information and targeted members of trump team false. rice responding after fox news and other news outlets said who is the one that asked officials for the names of trump associates caught up in surveillance. that means revealing the names in intelligence reports not to the public. here's susan rice. >> there were occasions when i would receive a report in which a u.s. person was referred to. name not provided. just u.s. person. sometimes in order to understand the importance of the report and access its significance, it was necessary to find out as to who the u.s. official was. >> more in that interview in just a moment. rice saying she and other officials would request the information only to protect the american people. she said she never did it for political purposes and she never leaked any information to anybody, her words ea

bill hemmer. >> bill: back to the u.n. in a moment. to capitol hill. your federal government will stay open for another week. republicans pushing a stopgap funding bill but repealing and replacing obamacare will have to wait. straight to mike emmanuel on the hill for more on both topics. start with the federal government. they figure out a way or not? >> the house is expected to -- they're voting on a one week extension to fund the government through september. although a key democrat complained about needing this extension. >> you all set this arbitrary deadline and it is absolutely absurd in my view that you all now need another week. this habit of lurching from crisis the crisis needs to end. >> after the house asked the senate to do what the house sends over. >> bill: we'll go back to the u.n. when it happens. rex tillerson at the microphone talking about the threat to north korea. jeff sessions is now speaking on long island to talk about the rising threat from gang violence. so big topic for the white house here. drop on in. >> for support and af

happy friday. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. rumors signs of progress on the hill maybe.around new proposals. senior counsel to the president kellyanne conway with us hour a efforts to possibly get a compromise here. >> we're just happy that congress has been working during the recess on this issue. the president is in touch with members of congress and the chairmans of the committees, the speaker. people are working toward repealing and replacing obamacare. >> bill: that from last hour. john roberts this hour live on the north lawn. how are you doing? what lays out what needs to happen if it could become a reality, or is it just talk? >> good morning. first of all, a lot of heavy lifting in congress next week that for sure is a certainty. the president wants to get obamacare repeal and replacement done next week. he would like to get that done before the 29th, which is his 100th day in office. the problem is, the government also runs out of money on the 29th and much of next week will be spent wrestling over an appropriations bill to keep the government open. the preside

i'm shannon bream in for martha maccallum. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. including a partisan battle and republicans vowing gorsuch will be confirmed this week as democrats threaten to filibuster has nomination and mitch mcconnell said how gorsuch is confirmed depends on democrats. >> it will be up to our democratic colleagues. it's noteworthy no supreme court justice has never in the history of our country been stopped by a filibuster. >> bill: let's start with mike emanuel. what are you hearing from top republicans heading into the critical week. >> heading into the senate judiciary hearing top republicans are praising judge gorsuch's qualifications. chuck grassley writing, quote, it's become abundantly clear if companies are willing to fill bust -- filibuster neil gorsuch they'd filibuster anybody and despite that they'll get it done. >> what i'm telling you is neil gorsuch is going to be confirmed. the way in which that occurs is in the hands of the democratic minority. i think during the course of the week we'll find out exactly how this will end. >>

i'm bill hemmer. we talk with the test fizzling. does a test they're advancing their program. the vice president warning the rogue nation not test america's military or the resolve of president trump. watch. >> for more than two decades the united states and allies have worked to peacefully dismantle north korea's nuclear program and alleviate the suffering of their people. but at every step of the way north korea answered our overtures will broken promises, deception and nuclear and missile tests. the era of strategic patience is over. >> shannon: john roberts is live at the white house. what does this amount to? >> good morning, to you. no question the administration has adopted a get tough policy with north korea. there was a missile test on sunday believed to be a medium range ballistic missil it blew up seconds after leaving the launch pad and becoming quite clear that what happened in syria with the cruise missile strike and that mother of all bombs attack in afghanistan was not just at bashar al-assad and isis but also at nor

i'm bill hemmer, welcome to "america's newsroom." >> shannon: i'm shannon bream in for martha maccallum. local and federal agencies expanding their search this morning. a $50,000 reward is being offered for information leading to his capture. >> bill: facebook says it will review its video posting policies after the murder was posted and left on the site for several hours online. >> shannon: we are learning that steve stephens was facing serious financial trouble. he had a gambling problem and recently evicted from his apartment. the victim was 74-year-old robert godwin, father of 10, grandfather to 14. his family has this message for the killer. >> i just want him to know that god loves him. we love him, yes, we're hurt but we have to forgive him because if we don't forgive him the bible says your heavenly father won't forgive you. >> i said i'm not happy with what you did but i forgive you. >> if he didn't do anything else. if he did nothing, he gave us god, which means we have eternal life and we'll see him again. >> bill: powerful words there. peter doocy leads our coverage live in

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i'm shannon bream. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer, good morning.eam about to unveil what it calls the biggest tax cut in u.s. history. the president said it would be massive. republicans argue the costs would -- the cuts would stimulate economic growth offsetting the drop in tax revenue. sean spicer talked about the plan on "america's newsroom" when he characterized it this way. >> the president through both regulatory and tax relief measures are making sure that american companies are building and creating and manufacturing here in america. that we're growing jobs in this country and hiring more people. that's good for the american worker. then the third piece is that we're making sure that we bring down rates for america's middle income folks. people who have been too hard hit through the obama years. and that we'll make sure they get some much-needed relief. >> bill: there is just a preview. mike emmanuel live in the hallways. what's the buzz on tax reform. let's start there. >> there is a lot of excitement on capitol hill. a major priority of p

good morning, bill. >> bill: nice to see you, i'm bill hemmer.ia describing the show of force is the largest live fire drill ever. as the drumbeat of tension grows louder calls for hawaii to ramp up defenses. ted cruz on the looming danger said this. >> it is the hope of the administration and the hope of congress that military action does not prove necessary. that economic and diplomatic pressure will cause a change in behavior from the regime. but if there is a clear and imminent threat to the united states, our military needs to be prepared to act. >> shannon: benjamin hall is live in london. any signs that either side is backing down here? >> good morning, shannon. none at the moment. both sides still playing these games that the north koreans have played successfully for so long but they might be learning the u.s. isn't as willing the back down. the north koreans have released this video of the live fire exercises, the largest ever held in their country. but some analysts have suggested they might be doctored and the regime does have a histo

bill hemmer works there. bill i'm sure makes a lot of money. do you understand the point?rit hume works there. he makes a lot of money. and on and on. >> look, i think here is the thing. the other thing is it's knowable. i'm just saying i don't know. but i think that fox probably does no, right. the people who have had access to the -- >> and so i think that they know what happened. and they have to make a decision what they want to do. it's hard for me sitting here not having access. >> kaleigh says redemption, right? it is hypocritical, though, when you're the family values channel to allow someone who possibly did this to stay on the air and not question it? we'll talk about that when we come back. as after a dvt blood clot,ital i sure had a lot to think about. what about the people i care about? ...including this little girl. and what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered, was this the best treatment for me? so i asked my doctor. and he recommended eliquis. eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots and reduces the risk of them happening

. >> bill: senator, bill hemmer and new york, is this it for now or do you expect more strikes tonight>> i would not expect more strikes, but i would hope that we would reinvigorate our support for the free syrian army, establishment of a no-fly zone, and move forward. this is important, and it is important signal, but it is the beginning of a departure from the failed policies of the last eight years, and you're not going to repair that overnight. the other point i would like to make really quick is that the president showed me that he has interest in what i believe is the stratus national security team assembled. i was not sure, frankly, whether he listened to them or listened to others. i think it is very clear that he values their advice and counsel, and this action is a result of the collective wisdom of some of the wisest people i have known. >> shannon: here domestically and internationally, those who are praising these efforts and strikes are saying that it is only the first step. it has to be a conference of strategy, they have not seen one yet from president trump, how do you

here's bill hemmer for shep. >> it's 3:00 p.m. on the east coast.an rice is talking after she requested names of trump up in surveillance. rice said she had to ask for certain names to do her job. democrats say this is to draw attention of the real issue about links between the trump administration and moscow. the facts ahead in a moments. it's time for a show down over the u.s. supreme court. democrats have enough support

bill hemmer and shannon bream spoke to chairman john mccain. listen. speak out your colleagues are all over the map on this saying the president acted swiftly, de. >> ronald reagan struck libya after the bombing and a disco in berlin which killed americans. the president of the united states has authority to carry that out. it's a much larger issue of a military force were to be boring and take too long. i'm all for that, but this president reacted to events which were so horrific that it required american reaction and i believe that not only was the act itself important, but the signal bennett sent to the world from president trump was as important. >> is this it for now where would you expect more strikes tonight? >> i would not expect more strikes, but i would hope that we would reinvigorate our support for the free syrian army and establishment a no-fly zone and move forward. this is important and it's an important signal, but it's the beginning of the departure from the failed policies of the last eight years and are not going to repair that overn

i'm bill hemmer. good friday afternoon. in for shepard smith. president trump trying to erase -- to make accomplishments before the end of his 100 days that mark hits, by the way, in about a week's team. officially next saturday. the president taking that executive action today targeting financial regulations and taxes. many things that he talked about during the campaign. signing the executive orders and two presidential memos at the treasury department. that executive order calls for the department of review taxes the bomb administration issued a year ago and determined whether or not they imposed too much of a burden on taxpayers. president trump saying he will release a tax plan next week. officially he just said wednesday. that will include a massive tax in his words for individuals and businesses. he says he believes the cuts will be bigger than any other tax cut. his words again. the president has promised historic tax reform, but it's taken a back seat on the hill to what goes there. the white house and republicans gearing up now for rou

. >> i'm bill hemmer.y president trump at any moment set to take new executive action targeting financial regulations and your tax. he's promising a tax reform plan next week. and he says it may include the biggest cuts ever. but there are potential looming battles on the hill. the president approaching 100 days. healthcare push under way and a possible government shutdown to be fought. we'll speak about all that with chris wallace as i fill in today for shepard smith reporting. top of the hour. >> sandra: french voters heading to the polls for the first round of the country's presidential election. the far right leader and the centrist candidate emerging as the two front runners in a very close race. kenny logan live in london. this is getting very interesting, this race, obviously. >> yes, hi, sandra. the candidates have been campaigning for months, but this race, the first round, it's still too close to call. today, some of those candidates pulled out of final rallies because of yesterday's attack on th

. >> almost as good a golfer as bill hemmer. >> bill: not even close. >> shannon: i didn't watch.e train but watching it on twitter. >> bill: it was a gorgeous, gorgeous time. the first two days of the tournament they had rough weather and brings these spectacular golfers down to earth a little bit but saturday and sunday was spectacular. hope you enjoyed it if you were watching. >> shannon: former national security advisor susan rice taking heat again after claiming that president obama had removed chemical weapons in syria thanks to a diplomatic deal. did she speak too soon? what did she know? our panel with a reality check. >> bill: president trump taking action in syria. how will congress react from the next move to the white house. >> i look forward to president trump making the case to the american people and making the case to congress about what further military action should be taken, if any. if the commander-in-chief's prerogative to defend this nation. without touching our savings. yeah, our insurance won't do that. no. you can leave worry behind when liberty stands wit

i'm shannon bream with the one and only bill hemmer. >> bill: the pentagon putting out the video earlieray. the mother of all bombs, 10 tons of explosives. maximizing the destruction of isis fighters and facilities. all the tunnels and caves that are so difficult to reach. while also trying to minimize to risk to u.s. and afghan forces and civilians as well. david lee miller live with more. why use it now against isis there? >> bill, this is a unique weapon not just because of the fire power but because of the ability to intimidate enemies. this bomb was designed but not used during the iraqi war. one of the considerations was its psychological impact. the blast was thought to be so powerful that opposition forces would simply be too terrified to fight. this was the most powerful non-nuclear weapon ever used by the u.s. military in actual combat. the 21,600 pound bomb is satellite guided contains the impact of 11 tons of tnt. the bomb is so large it has to be dropped from a cargo plane. detonates in the air and designed for soft targets such as the caves and tunnels being used by isis ne

it is wednesday, i am bill hemmer. how are you doing? >> it is sort of like an iceberg. that is the base, i am shane na in for martha maccallum. vice president mike pence. >> i think at this point it is too early to talk about the win right now we are actually having good conversations among differing opinions within our conference. that is a huge win in that we are having substantial policy debates. >> bill: chief white house correspondent john, good morning. narrow down the main topics in this meeting, what were they? >> let me set the stage, vice president along with the secretary of hhs, met with the house freedom caucus, republican study committee, tuesday group, big topic of conversation absolute necessity to lower premiums. conservatives believe the first act that department get to a vote, american health care act didn't do enough to lower premiums and talk on high risk pools, what to do about preexisting conditions, proposal would take guarantees of coverage for preexisting coverage out of the federal act and give states the option to figure out the coverage howe

let's check in with bill hemmer. >> i can hear you. steve: you the verizon guy? >> right on.ys in the west wing. >>> congress still needs a deal to keep the government open and health care deal no longer. talk about the green shoes. have you seen how the obamas are cashing in this week. we'll see you in a few. top of the hour, "america's newsroom." before i had the shooting, burning of diabetic nerve pain these feet... jumped into city life as a kid... ...and kept my town moving. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and he prescribed lyrica. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling or blurry vision. common side effects are dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain and swelling of hands, legs, and feet. don't drink alcohol while taking lyrica. don't drive or use machinery until you know how lyrica aff

i'm bill hemmer. tillerson giving the kremlin a choice. side with the u.s.he regime of syrian dictator assad urging russia to abandon support for assad calling him an unreliable partner, to say the least. >> we want to create a future for syria that's stable and secure. and so russia can be a part of that future. play an important role. or russia can maintain its alliance with this group, which we believe is not going to serve russia's interest longer term. but only russia can answer that question. >> bill: the story at this hour is in russia and for that we go to moscow and rich edson for more. rich. >> good morning, bill. as the secretary of state arrives in moscow he is welcomed by days of escalating rhetoric between the united states and russia. he arrives from the g7 meeting with allies in italy. before getting on the plane to come to moscow he made his most aggressive pronouncement yet on the future of syrian president bashar al-assad. >> i think it's clear to all of us the reign of the assad family is coming to an end. but the question of how that end

i'm bill hemmer. welcome to "america's newsroom." >> shannon: good morning. i'm shannon bream in for. martha maccallum. the president accusing susan rice of a crime. the president suggesting she may have been behind the leaks of classified material. rice denies that and claims politics played no role in her actions. vice president mike pence said he's confident congress can get to the bottom of what happened. >> people have a right to know if there was surveillance of any private citizen in this country and the identity of those citizens were revealed people have a right to know why. the fact it involved our campaign and our transition i think should be deeply troubling to anyone who cherishes civil liberties. >> bill: we begin our coverage perfect the white house. does the president or did the president offer evidence to support that claim, that comment that rice may have committed a crime? >> that's the $64,000 question. the short answer is no. there have been people out there frankly that have suggested making a charge of this sort without proof is irrespo

." >> bill: i'm bill hemmer, good morning.rst interview claiming the chemical strike on syrian civilians was fabricated in order to justify the u.s. air strikes on syria. we're covering a lot of this in washington today. leyland. let's do the latest from damascus. >> good morning to you, bill. afternoon in damascus and assad gave an interview to afp, the french news service where he called the chemical attack a 100% fabrication and said his army had given up all its chemical weapons after their last chemical attack on civilians. this a quote from president assad. our impression is that the west mainly the united states is hand and glove with the terrorists. that's what assad calls anybody who doesn't like him. they meaning the united states fabricated the whole story in order to have a pretext for the attack. of course unclear if anybody, including his russian protectors believe the statement. as we've heard over the past few days the pentagon has a trove of evidence to prove it was the syrian regime and their army behind this

as we try to sort through this today on a tuesday i'm bill hemmer. welcome to "america's newsroom." how are you doing, shannon. >> shannon: we made it through monday. i'm shannon bream in for martha maccallum. multiple sources say susan rice made the call to name the trump officials caught up in surveillance after rice flatly denied a connection. >> i know nothing about this. i was surprised to see reports from chairman nunes on that count today. i really don't know to what chairman nunes was referring but he said whatever he was referring to was a legal, lawful surveillance and that it was potentially incidental collection. >> shannon: we will speak with south carolina senator lindsey graham in minutes. first we begin with white house correspondent john roberts. good morning. >> there appears to be little argument whether the national security adviser, susan rice asked for the names of the trump officials to be unmask and there's debate whether what she did in improper. the chairman of the house intelligence committee devin nunes was talking about this on capitol hill march 22 and

i'm bill hemmer. >> shannon: the weekends go so quickly. we're back in business. i'm shannon bream. president trump will mark 100 days on saturday. his administration says it's pushing forward with a bold agenda. newt gingrich dismissing critics. >> i think he's done very well so far. he will have had, i think, 29 or 30 executive orders, the most since world war ii. he has gotten a lot of things done. he has a strong cabinet in place. the meetings he is having today are a sign of that. i would say you have to give him pretty good grades, an implementer of a direction that's very different for the country. >> shannon: good morning, john roberts. what are the expectations for the white house this week? >> a very busy week. a lot expected to come down the pike. the president calls it a ridiculous standard he would like to get legislative points on the scoreboard why the white house is working so hard this week to try to get a vote on the healthcare bill. it is possible that could be voted on by saturday which is the 100th day. the president trying to avoid a government shutdown offerin

. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. wikileaks published the information a month ago.shadows it's cloak and dagger, the largest breach in c.i.a. history exposing how the agency can hack your phone, laptop and any electronic device. >> shannon: chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is live in washington with more. >> the f.b.i. is running a counter intelligence investigation one of the most highly classified and sensitive probes that can be launched by the bureau. they're exploring whether an insider at the agency was responsible for the theft of thousands of documents revealing the c.i.a.'s most sensitive cyber tools. the records were posted by wikileaks alleging the c.i.a. has the ability to explore weaknesses in iphones and smart appliances turning them into recording and eavesdropping devices. without commenting on the authenticity of these records posted by wikileaks mike pompeo called out the website for damaging national security. >> wikileaks walks and talks like a hostile intelligence service. it has encouraged followers to find jobs at the c.i.a.

. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. the suspect 39-year-old corey muhammed well-known to police. history of mental illness. he was on the run accused of killing another man a week ago. authorities for the moment not treating this as terrorism. >> he became aware of the fact that the fresno police department was looking for him for a murder. he made a decision to himself that he was not going to go to jail for shooting a security guard. that he was going to kill as many people as he could today and that's what he set out to do. >> shannon: adam housley joins us live from fresno. good morning, adam. do we know what actually sparked this whole thing with this guy? >> detectives say it was hate. it started about a week ago. last thursday kori muhammad shot a security guard a motel 6 and killed him. for four days the hunt was on. authorities said on video they saw muhammed and when they couldn't find him and leads had gone away is when they put out a public plea to find this guy and detectives say that's when he decided to go out and kill white people. he did at two points yesterday.

but i would point out my request and chris wallace is request and shannon bream's request, bill hemmer'sequest, martha mccollum's request, we are still waiting. and i know jim, yours are still pending, too. >> if you could put in a good word for us. >> one more point about twitter that i think is important. we have a responsibility as the press to not throw up every tweet on air and real-time, to process what does it mean to fact check a period i think that we are having those types of discussions in our newsrooms, how to better do that, better achieve that. >> what is something we are not covering enough from the white house point of view for a white house relationship point of view? >> there is actually kind of a long list of things. frankly, if you look at a situation like north korea which is being covered on a daily basis in terms of the president is born in china where they are moving this number of ships into the region. the north korea is massive and that is one that could potentially shape the entire direction of his presidency. beyond warning china that he'll act alone, i don't

midweek now i'm bill hemmer live. here we go, shannon. >> shannon: i'm shannon bream. president donald trump speaking out about the war in syria and his decision to retaliate. part of an exclusive interview with maria bartiromo on the fox business network. >> you see these beautiful kids that are dead in their father's arms, or you see kids gasping for life and you know it's over for them. they're hosing them down. hundreds of them. when you see that, i immediately called general mattis. i said what can we do? and they came back with a number of different alternatives. and we hit them very hard. now, are we going to get involved with syria? no. but if i see them using gas and using things that -- i mean, even some of the worst tyrants in the world didn't use the kind of gases that they used. some of the gases are unbelievably potent. so when i saw that i said we have to do something. >> bill: quite a descriptive reaction there. kevin corke leads our coverage of the white house. at the moment rex tillerson sitting down with his russian counterpart. the president had str

i'm bill hemmer, welcome to "america's newsroom." >> shannon: it's good friday. i'm shannon bream.sponsibility after the gunman was killed by police in a wild shoot-out. president trump and vice president pence saying the

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. >>> check in with bill hemmer, find out how he finds a way to write his vacations off. >> good fridayedge waiting to see what happened with north korea, we're there on the ground. we're looking at "mother of all bombs" and impact on the ground. full analysis what is next there. some republicans say health care is right around the corner, or is it? we have a terrific lineup on this friday. we're packed and stacked as we say. we'll see you in 12 minutes. top of the hour here on "america's newsroom." with advil, you'll ask what twisted ankle? what muscle strain? advil makes pain a distant memory nothing works faster stronger or longer what pain? advil. brian: forget "the love boat." cruises outfit with the coolest technology, bionic bartenders to magic carpets. ainsley: we sent curt the cyber guy to check it out. pete: he is on royal caribbean's freedom of the seas in the middle of the atlantic ocean. curt, how are you? not bad. >> middle of nowhere, i'm doing great. good morning to you. ainsley, nice to see you. brian, pete. we're aboard the freedom of the seas, royal caribbean's wonder

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i'm bill hemmer. >> shannon: the weekends go so quickly. we're back in business. i'm shannon bream.done very

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it is wednesday, i am bill hemmer. how are you doing? >> it is sort of like an iceberg.

i'm bill hemmer, welcome to america's newsroom. >> shannon: good wednesday morning.d by a judge within the ninth circuit. fact not lost on the

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