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crowley has a powerful new >> sean: monica crowley has a powerful new found out today in the "the hilltled federally abuses on obama's watch represent a growing blight on his legacy. in all the discussions about the political weaponization of the department of justice and the fbi, allowed corruptions at the highest echelons of those agencies and serial abuse of the secret fisa process about the 2016 election, one name has been conspicuously absent, president barack obama. here with action, senior fellow at the london center for policy research, monica crowley, judicial watch as president, tom cotton, and florida attorney general, pam bondi. it's all true, isn't it? she bricked the primary, pam can answer this later, but i've never heard of an exoneration months before interviewing the main people and investigation. that allows her to continue. she pays for russian government, propaganda, that gets used for a fisa warrant. they don't tell the fisa judge she bought and paid for it and is not verified. that is all in order to disrupt the 2016 election. how does this get to obama? i think

crowley, do you support the senate budget deal? >> i have yet to see the full deal quite frankly, and what i have said before and i will say it again that the republicans control the majority in both the house and the senate, and if you have not noticed, they control the presidency as well and control all facets of government here sh here, and they have the wherewithal with 234 votes to pass the bill if it is reflective of their priorities. and if they are asking me to vote for it, it needs to be reflective of my priorities, but i have not seen the full bill, but i don't know what is in the deal. >> if you like the deal, will you vote for it even if you don't get a promise from paul ryan on immigration? >> i think that the issue of daca is not just about and i am glad that you asked that question about immigration. this debate ist not just about the daca recipient, but immigration overall in the country and the values of the nation. yes, there is a moral aspect to this, but there is also an economic aspect to the issue of immigrati

we've had attorney-client privileged leak out tonight. >> michael crowley, frank makes a very good point, a series of them. in a political sense, can the president ever -- this is by the way why bill kristol compares this to the o.j. trial and efforts to get to the jury pool. we're all the jury pool if you go by frank's argument. can the president politically afford to say, no, i'm not going to sit down and talk about this case? >> i think it's possible he can, brian. this is where this storyline merges with the storyline around this memo and why is the nunes memo so important to republicans, so important to the president, so important to the white house? because it is a way of undermining mueller's credibility, trying to portray mueller and everyone associated with the investigation as biased, as out to get trump, as having something to hide. so you'll start to see the president invoking the memo in this context. if he's asked about why he might have reluctance to talk to mueller on mueller's terms, he'll say it's not fair. we sleuthed it out. we got to the bottom of this thing. it's no

phil rucker and michael crowley are still here. let me start with you, phil rucker, because we started this conversation with some of the stock market carnage. we're now in sort of what is an after action reality of the nunes memo release, and it doesn't seem like a clear political win for the president, especially if you've now got republicans saying the memo's release does not do what donald trump says it does. four republican members of the house intel committee saying over the weekend that it does not exonerate donald rupp in the russia investigation. and you just heard the congressman saying he predicts there will be a vote to release the democratic rebuttal, if you will. in less than an hour here. >> that's right. president trump is going to have to be faced very likely with the decision about what to do with that democratic memo assuming the house committee votes to release it. he's going to have to review it as you were discussing earlier and decide whether to approve it to be released publicly. but this is not the clear wi

crowley and congressman sanchez are on the ways and means committee. we have always said that you cannot do this tax bill without having it being bipartisan. we want to recognize that we should perhaps lower the corporate rate. you need sustainability in a tax reform. it has to be bipartisan. instead, they can up with something that gives 83% of the benefits to the top 1%. most families will be paying more in taxes and took is deeply into debt to the tune of $2 trillion when you include the interest on the national debt giving a permanent tax cut of over $1 trillion to corporate america. that's not right. there is a better way to do that. our path as to what it would look like is it would be bipartisan. >> i would say briefly that the benefit to the bill was a bipartisan bill. in conjunction with then speaker o'neill and president reagan, that was entirely lacking and there was no democratic input. it's reflective in the bill that was plat -- that was passed. we would look toward having a more fair and balanced approach to tax writing in the democratic

mike mcfar and michael crowley. coming up in the news, two names that we have not mentioned for you, we have that coming up for you coming up at "the 11th hour." >>> a bit more on the story we have coming up for you. a few more hints, one of these two people are reality star, former west wing staffer and the other is a sitting prime minister. we are back after this. >>> last thing before we go tonight. this has to be in news, names that was never mentioned together. omarosa and benjamin netanyahu. we begin with omarosa, a job description that her colleague struggled to define. she has moved on where she makes news about the president last week in the whispering with ross scene and the latest news she made of the gathering of house mates with vice president, mike pence. >> can i say this? as bad as you think trump is, you would be worried about pence. >> everybody is wishing for impeachment may want to reconsider their life. >> we would be begging for trump back if pence becomes president. he's extreme. i am christia

here now with reaction senior fellow at the london center for policy research monica crowley, judicialnt tom fitton and florida attorney general pam bondi. monica, let's start with this because, yeah, it's all true, isn't it, that she rigged the primary. pam can answer this later. but i have never heard of an exoneration months before interviewing the main people in an investigation. that allows her to continue. she pays for russian government, russian propaganda, that gets used for fisa warrant. that he then the tell the fisa judge she bought and paid for it and it's not verified. that's all in order to disrupt the 2016 election. how does this get to obama? i think the susan rice memo, the grassley graham memo might be giving us some insight. >> yeah, you know, sean, we have been talking about the two sort of surfaced things going on here and the purpose of the weaponization of the doj and the fbi and the obama administration. one was to protect hillary clinton from prosecution and make sure she was, in fact, the candidate because she was joined at the hip to obama. remember, the beng

kimberly atkins, phillip rucker, michael crowley, thanks for starting us off. appreciate it. >>> coming up for us, what message was robert mueller trying to send, in any, with a guilty plea today of a dutch lawyer? we'll ask a former u.s. attorney. >>> and later, what exactly is the top item that you'd say is on the trump agenda these days? and can the white house get out there and sell it amid time putting out fires? "the 11th hour" on a tuesday night continues. >>> as we have reported, robert mueller has secured a fourth guilty plea in his wide-ranging investigation into russian interference in the 2016 election, again in keeping with the custom of a tight lid on this case, today's development is one that no one saw coming before today. earlier today, getting to the news of it, dutch lawyer alex van der zwaan pleaded guilty to lying to investigators about his communications with former trump campaign aide rick gates and an individual named as person "a" in court filings. we should note van der zwaan is the son-in-law of a putin-linked russian oligarch named i

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kimberly atkins, phillip rucker, michael crowley, thanks for starting us off. appreciate it. >>> coming up for us, what message was robert mueller trying to send, in any, with a guilty plea today of a dutch lawyer? we'll ask a former u.s. attorney. >>> and later, what exactly is the top item that you'd say is on the trump agenda these days? and can the white house get out there and sell it amid time putting out fires? "the 11th hour" on a tuesday night continues. you might take something for your heart... or joints. but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally found in jellyfish, prevagen is the number one selling brain-health supplement in drug stores nationwide. prevagen. the name to remember. but he's got work to do. with a sore back. so he took aleve this morning. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right now. only aleve has the strength to stop tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. tylenol can't do that. aleve. all day strong. all day long. and for pain relief and a good night's rest, try aleve pm f

nancy pelosi and -- and you should consider and our viewers should consider joe crowley as a successory pelosi if there were ever to be a day where she would step down. he would be seen as somebody to inherit that mantle. her support comes from the congressional hispanic caucus and the black caucus and other dynamics. but the chc opposed to this. they don't think what ryan has said is good enough. so i think the question here is did she take her play a step too far. there are a the love more moderates in the caucus who want to vote for this. but are now confused about where things are headed because she took that stand on the floor, there is criticism that doesn't accomplishment much to do a floor speech in the house but eight hours is a long time. it turned into something people noticed and so now they are trying to figure that out. and a bigger question mark than i thought we would have at this hour. >> it means you're probably going to be there tomorrow morning when tomorrow morning is 1:00 a.m. -- >> reporter: don't say that. >> because the vote schedule -- i don't see how they mak

he is such a big deal that as joe crowley mentioned, when our caucus was asked who our keynote speaker should be, joe biden was far and away the most popular choice. and i thought about why. across our diverse caucus where we have very different districts and we sometimes have very different ideas about the way to move forward. why did we have such consensus? about wanting to hear from joe biden? of course there are some obvious reasons. joe's brilliant career in the senate. service as vice president to president obama. his expertise in foreign policy. clear-eyed focus on the economy. and undeniable authenticity. then there's joe's strength and dignity in the face of tremendous loss. and his determination that other families not go through the pain that his had to endure. all of these accomplishments are remarkable but it's not the full story. i think our caucus asked to hear from joe biden because we are at a turning point. we are angry. worried. sometimes disheartened at what is happening to our country. and we know that success in november is necessary to help those families bam hom

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michael crowley, senior foreign affairs correspondent politico. jim rutenberg with "the new york times." lydia pulgreen, editor in chief. let me start with you, that was sarah huckabee sanders taking on the art of the tease. what's she talking about, what's the new tough on russia news that the white house is holding back from you guys? >> yeah, we should all be investigating that. i don't know the answer to the question. i wish i did. look, you know, unpacking what she said there, it is true, of course, that there was criticism of what president obama did or did not do last year. including from some of his own, you know, former top aides who wish they had done more at the time, try to pressure him to do a little bit more. it's also true that he no longer is the president of the united states, and that what happened in 2016 under president obama doesn't stop president trump from doing anything now, if he feels, in fact, that there is, you know, evidence of meddling by russia. and he hasn't really, in fact, addressed that. when sarah sanders says t

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we'll discuss it all with monica crowley. if what's the message behind the obama's bizarre official portrait? illegal immigration and the job that we won't or can't do. that's the focus of tonight's angle. a big immigration debate is underway on capitol hill. mitch mcconnell is saying you only have one week to do the whole thing. i'm telling you, watching this thing, the same old open borders and suspects are it again. front and center is senator dick durbin. he took to the senate floor yesterday to repeated that tedious trope that you americans are just too lazy or unwilling to do the jobs that only illegal immigrants will do. >> go to the local meat processing plant or the chicken processing plant and watch what comes out of that plant at quitting time. hispanics and africans taking what are pretty tough, dirty, rough jobs because others don't want them. not many of us say to our sons and daughters, i'm hoping they will, when you decided to pick fruit for a living. you hardly ever hear that because we know it's hard backbre

club's first off to chairman crowley. thank you so much for organizing this important conversation with members and this important issues conference. thate great work congresswoman censuses billy -- has been doing as well. look at all those who are here to share with the american people an important conversation that has taken place. we understand we'll have unique experiences and hail from different places. all experienced with what a better tomorrow can and should be for the american people. growing up on a small farm in new mexico, there wasn't much money growing up, but we always had food in the freezer. there was always crops to be picked and shared with neighbors and friends. everyone chipped in. everyone did their part. but the importance of what i learned there is, if you worked hard, if you played by the rules, you got everything that you needed. he had the chance to be successful and achieve the american dream. for that to happen, we must ask if this economy can still deliver on that original american promise. m

let's bring in the chairman of the democratic caucus joe crowley. we wanted to also talked about infrastructure. i know it's the senate that's boating and you are in the house but what if they pass something that we know this president will veto. >> i think paul ryan said he won't bring a bill that doesn't have the president support. i think if you take him at his word, that is his bottom line. it would be have to be something that the president would support to bring to the floor. we are working on completely different roles of the senate. >> i understand that. it's pretty interesting except that it's pretty frustrating for a lot of people. let me shift to infrastructure, where you've been watching this very closely, as have. >> and people who like this and whether they are on one side of of the aisle or not, all they've heard is that both democrats and republicans could get their shoulder behind in the structure. are you going to? >> i think that's a good question. i think what the president has proposed is really lacking. it's $200 billion over a

joe crowley, he wants immigration deal, here's what he said. >> simply because mr. mcconnell made a deal with the minority in the senate it is not applicable to the house of representatives. never has been. never will be. reporter: and try and get this past the fiscally conservatives like republican mow brooks who said this. >> i'm not only a no, i'm a hell no. i don't know if we have enough votes amongst the members to stop this legislation. all i know is that unfortunately, those who vote for this bill are betraying our country's future. reporter: all right, so if you're holding your breath, we're not sure when the senate will vote on this compromise, once they pass it and it is expected to pass in the senate, it's being praised by people on both sides of the aisle in the senate. once it passes, it will go to the house and paul ryan, speaker ryan in favor of this compromise is going to have to work his magic either to convince his members to vote yes or convince nancy pelosi to free up some of her members to vote yes, and have the democrats push this over the fini

the publication is saying this could spark a bloody intergenerational joe crowley leading the youngercity hastings who he himself is 81 years old is predicting that democrats will leave in droves if the dems fail to retake the majority. adding it will be an intraparty war that's what you can expect. maria is, there a lit bit of a sense of irony here if nancy pelosi's time may be coming to an end but they are having joe biden be the headliner for this hull at this day event? >> maria: joe biden can do no wrong in my book. on nancy pelosi i'm going to make a prediction here. even if the democrats retake the house, i think she is out as leader of the democrats. i think that you will see someone like joe crowley, someone like seth molten, these are congressman who have been raising money for new candidates. they have been stepping up and taking leadership roles. it's not going to be steny hoyer it's going to be the next generation. even though we take over the house nancy pelosi will step aside as leader. that's my prediction. >> lisa: charlie, what were your tea leaves you are seeing for

joining me now with more on the indiets is michael crowley, who covers national securement for politico and a friend of "washington week." michael, the indictmentcces the defendants of using social media platforms and fake american personas to meddle in the election. specifically to support president trump'sca aign and damage other candidates. what's the instance of these indiets and of -- significance of these indictments? no >> we have for a while that there was this widespread russian-government directed effort to influence the election and had heavily used social media twitter bots and tro fake news on facebook as a way of trying to change voter attitudes, mainly to work against hillary clinton and in favor of donald trump. we've seen prior revelations to this effect over many months. what theueer indictment shows us is a new level of detail that. number one, gives us a sharper focus into how these operations worked. er two, presents the u.s. government as saying we are so confident about this, that we can bring criminal charges against specific individual previously it had been kin

congressman crowley: i am the chair of the democratic caucus along with the leader of the democratic caucus, nancy pelosi, and we will soon be joined by the assistant leader momentarily as well. the president failed yesterday once again to show leadership or a vision for our great nation. when too many americans are struggling economically, we deserve a real leader with both a vision for the future and the capacity to lead us there. from his racist, demonizing comments on immigrants to the complete lack of any mention in relation to securing our democracy from the russian government, the speech was not new or good, and it will not change fundamental dynamics of the nation moving forward. with that, let me recognize the vice chair of the democratic caucus. >> thank you. good morning and thank you for being with us. the president last night made some overtures toward working together to achieve some priorities. but saying we should work together in a bipartisan way is really different from actually achieving results. they are two entirely different things. unfortunately, one evening's

the main cosponsor is joe crowley, the chairman of the democratic conference. i cannot imagine that he will i cannot imagine -- he will not be supporting me when i go for reelection. your job is to not focus on how you will be reelected, for job is to improve the welfare of the country and work with others who you may not agree with on other items, but you have to find out where you do agree so we can move our country forward. i would also say to improve the credibility of congress. congress has a low approval rating. the best way to deal with that and bring about more credibility and trust from the american people is to make sure you are working with everyone as best you can and to find commonality. host: there is a story about idaho, the state regulator who runs health care there wants to make changes within the aca, saying that the department of insurance became the first regulator where injuries began offering state-based plans. that practice is banned under the aca. what you think about that approach through the aca? guest: i think state health insurance c

. >> congressman crowley, thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >>> moments from now, house speakeraul ryan will speak live from capitol hill and this is coming as he claims to have the votes to avoid a government shutdown. we will bring that to you live as you can see it is about to get under way there. the dow falling from where we just saw it moments ago. it is down more than 400 points. stay with cnn. and the wolf huffed and puffed... like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort contains formoterol. medicines like formoterol increase the risk of death from asthma problems. symbicort may increase your risk of lung i

of the whole season was in the world tells all special when the french canadian proposed to claire crowleye said yes. everyone skated off into the sunset and we're thankful we don't have to see this for another four years. you know? >> yes. that's jack laughing. jack is pretty happy to see this over with. >> yeah. >>> and comedian tiffany haddish is having a pretty good day. she went on instagram to anounsz that mtv has tapped the girl strip star to host the movie and tv star and she is promising it will be hilarious. >> she also met her idle a little while ago. she was on the "ellen" show talking about meeting oprah in 2005. she sent a letter but never heard back from oprah. >> rejected! well, ellen wanted to fix that. >> so happy for you, girl. this is the deal -- >> i love you. >> you are so, so, so good. >> thank you. >> you are so, so -- come on. >> you told me that before in a dream. >> it's true. >> don't do the ugly cry. >> so as you can see tiffany totally kept her cool. she played it really smooth. act like you've been there before. >> exactly. >> she totally got all those notes.

crowley. i think he's been present at every meeting we had with a large, small dreamers, friends of dreamers and the rest. thank you for your leadership, mr. crowley. mr. levin, who has also been a strong advocate, coming from michigan, he brings a heartland perspective to our discussion. thank you, mr. levin. carolyn maloney from new york. care lynn. there she is. carolyn maloney, thank you. of course, new yorkers think they own this issue so do we in california. but it's a heartland issue as well. so i'm very proud of all the members who have come here but also for the work that they have done and there are many others who have been working very hard on this issue. starting -- when we started our meetings at 8:00 this morning, continued in our leaders meeting, mr. crowley and mr. hoyer, about where we go from ere in terms of the budget negotiations that have gone on. as i said earlier, there are many good things in the budget agreement. they have been responsive in a bipartisan way. you know

crowley was arrested on drug possession charges with intent to sell.eve) the supreme court declined to hear two california second amendment cases today. one of the cases centered on a ten-day waiting period to purchase firearms. californians and the second amendment foundation call it unfair because it also applies to gun owners who are already registered. in the second case... gun owners and the nra challenged fees imposed on gun sales for background checks. this is because excess money goes toward enforecement against illegal gun owners. (steven saltzberg / george washington university, law professor): "we have to remember that when the supreme court denies review, it isn't saying it agrees with the 9th circuit court of appeals. it's simply saying we're not going to hear this case." justice clarence thomas issued a 14-page dissent. he accused the court's inaction as a failure to give the second amendment the respect it's due. professor saltzberg says justice thomas is right - to an extent-- in the sense that the court is giving states more leeway. bu

what's discussed this with monica crowley and liberal analyst julie.ining me tonight. monica, she says she's not running, but she's in michigan. >> she does have this huge platform on "60 minutes," and she is oprah winfrey. i watch the entire segment and what i saw was that she was putting the trump voters on the defensive. almost trying to prop them proo say they regretted their boat and she didn't do that with people who voted for clinton. that aside, i think oprah winfrey has a beautiful life and i don't think in the end she is going to make a run for this. she also has a more important problem. oprah winfrey's entire image is built on forgiveness and suppose it spirituality and living your best life. those things are not exactly congruent with being a political figure, having to take really hard positions on very difficult, controversial issues. and i don't think she wants to end up muddying her brand by entering the political fray. >> katie: oprah has said that running for office is not in her dna, probably for all of the reasons monica just laid

anti-republic ideology, borne of, in my opinion, russo and haggle, marx and their progeny, dewey, crowley, wilson, you think they've succeeded? >> well, the jeffersonians and anti-federalists, they have not succeeded, so the progress i have succeeded very well. the wilsonian objectives or vision is hard set in our economy. or if you look at communist manifesto written by marx and engels, if you look at the things that they want, the ten things they wanted, we've accomplished it in our country. mark: and so there are people out there, the tea party movement, the old reagan revolution, constitutional conservatives, i talk to them every day on my radio show. they say what can we do about this? what can we do about this? i initially was strongly opposed to article 5, convention of states, and i studied it, studied the history behind it, i studied the george mason proposed it, two days before the end of the constitutional convention. that madison stood up and supported it, that madison argued for it when there was this nullification effort taking place, and this is a movement, millions of peop

crowley, you had -- talking out of order to the secretary at the beginning. so -- >> i was -- >> continue in regular order. >> mr. chairman -- >> in crowley, you're recognized. >> when was i out of order. >> questioning the speaker would without your microphone on. >> mr. chairman issue fail to recognize when i asked the gentleman any question. ... i respect your position, you hold one of the highest positions in our government. i take it at your word you will talk to the president about what he can do to protect our children from the onslaught that happening on a weekly and biweekly basis. 18 this year alone and we are only into february, that's incredibly disturbing if not to you, to the president and my republican colleagues as well. secretary, the president said on page 7, 2015 when he was running for president he made a promise. he said i quote, i was the first and only potential gop candidate to say there will be no cuts to social security and medicaid yet in this budget proposal the president hasproposed a $65 billion cut to social security, a 500 bill

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joe crowley / -d- new york: they're here to change, they're here to make a difference and just inspiringg people with a message to everyone -- not democrat not republican, they want to see change in gun laws in this country.despite mounting pressure on lawmakers to come up with a plan for gun legislation, congress hasn't made any progress. republican leadership today blaming the massacre in parkland on a breakdown in the system.rep. paul ryan / -r- house speaker: we shouldn't be banning guns for law-abiding citizens, we should focusing on making sure that citizens who should not get guns in the first place don't get those guns. on the other side of pennsylvania avenue, president trump seemingly backing away from statements he made last week in favor of raising the age limit to buy certain types of weapons. sources close to the white house saying he appeared to be changing his position. the national rifle association came out against raising the age limit last week. president trump will be meeting with lawmakers from both parties wednesday to discuss legislation.in washington, i'm kristen

joe crowley / -d- new york: they're here to change, they're here to make a difference and just inspiring young people with a message to everyone -- not democrat not republican, they want to see change in gun laws in this country.despite mounting pressure on lawmakers to come up with a plan for gun legislation, congress hasn't made any progress. republican leadership today blaming the massacre in parkland on a breakdown in the system.rep. paul ryan / -r- house speaker: we shouldn't be banning guns for law-abiding citizens, we should focusing on making sure that citizens who should not get guns in the first place don't get those guns. on the other side of pennsylvania avenue, president trump seemingly backing away from statements he made last week in favor of raising the age limit to buy certain types of weapons. sources close to the white house saying he appeared to be changing his position. the national rifle association came out against raising the age limit last week. president trump will be meeting with lawmakers from both parties wednesday to discuss legislation.in washington, i'm kr

and delaware you can see the skies brightening at crowley stadium. no rain today. that will come tomorrow. 38 degrees right now in delaware. 48 at 10:00, and then 50s this afternoon. the rain that's due in is going to bring us some cooler weather, too. today is going to be the warmest of the next ten. 51 degrees on thursday and even chillier come friday. a look beyond the weekend with the ten day on ten when i'm back in ten minutes. >>> good morning, everyone. jessica boyington with you right now with a quick check on the roads. we're starting off with the roosevelt boulevard. our cameras right around that kelly drive area exit. southbound right in here. not seeing a ton of delay right now. we're pretty light for this morning commute so far. if you're heading that southbound direction on the boulevard you're probably headed towards the schuylkill expressway, too. you can see the drive times here aren't too bad, 18 minutes in both directions, so that's very light. adding up five minutes to your morning drive right now. and speeds there dropping down into the 40s, to

anti-republic ideology, borne of, in my opinion, russo and haggle, marx and their progeny, dewey, crowley, wilson, you think they've succeeded? >> well, the jeffersonians and anti-federalists, they have not succeeded, so the progress i have succeeded very well. the wilsonian objectives or vision is hard set in our economy. or if you look at communist manifesto written by marx and engels, if y look at the things that they want, the ten things they nted, we've accomplished it in our country. mark: and so there are people out there, the tea party movement, the old reagan revolution, constitutional conservatives, i talk to them every day on my radio show. they say what can we do about this? what can we do about this? i initially was strongly opposed to article 5, convention of states, and i studied it, studied the history behind it, i studied the george mason proposed it, two days before the end of the constitutional convention. that madison stood up and supported it, that madison argued for it when there was this nullification effort taking place, and this is a movement, millions of people s

this is live view from crowley stadium in wilmington. and the nbc 10 studios joyou ca see some light fog. and this is live view from camelback. there will be some pockets of fog to start with and another spring skiing day again today. saw those pictures posted online from skiers. looked beautiful yesterday. and record temperatures not just for philadelphia, allentown, reading, trenton, atlantic city and wilmington, record highs in each one of those neighborhoods. but we're not there yet. we're in the 50s to start with in philadelphia. that's still unusually warm. ri sunshine. southwesterly winds will help boost temperatures, too. you'll definitely need your sunglasses this afternoon. and the lehigh valley had some thick fog. 43 degrees, but that doesn't last very long. 65 degrees by lunchtime. into the 70s this afternoon. a quick warmup for new jersey, too. some areas of light fog, but that will not last. it's a warmer start than most of the rest of the area. 63 right now in new jersey. 74 degrees by 2:00 this afternoon. the shore will b

polices say brian crowley was on probation when he was pulled over.d a search of the car. they found the narcotics and evidence of drug sales. crowley was arrested on drug possession charges with ( darya ) in the east bay. firefighters put out a duplex fire in oakland ... where marijuana was found growing. it happened yesterday morning on east 32nd street ... near highland hospital. firefighters searched the building and no one was inside ... but they found about 200 marijuana plants. the fire was started by a floor heater. no one was hurt. ( darya ) this morning we now know the name of the man wo died after falling form a cliff in daly city. he has been identified as 69-year-old rodney reclus. reclus was trying to rescue his dog when he fell down the cliff at thornton state beach in daly city. the c-h-p was able to rescue the man's dog. ( darya ) police in fremont say that the shooting deaths of a man and a woman over the weekend was likely a murder- suicide. we first brought you this story monday morning on the kron 4 morning news. police were makin

you now have fellow democrats in the house, everybody from john yarmouth of kentucky to go crowley of whole burch of people, ken ellison of minnesota, ben ray lugeon of new mexico. scam and crumbs are not right. some democrats are distancing themselves from nancy pelosi. thank you very much, we appreciate it. hillary is going to monitor the speech and tell us anything we need to know. >>> united technologies going airborne, with the closing bell ringing in 37 minutes, utx announcing a $23 million deal with the air force for new air force reconnaissance system, and the gap flying high after announcing a new colab of kids clothing in collab with actress sarah jessica parker, inspired from heirlooms from her childhood celebrating luck and logic. nice to see from a company struggling in the past saying their clothes weren't cool enough. >>> who would be quick to jump into the crowd of fitbit and garmin? diving in with wearable devices that aren't just cool, he says they can save your life. a fox business exclusive straight ahead on "countdown." you need to see this thing. you . i'm not re

you have younger democrats like joe crowley, like south moulton who have formed their own fund-raisingions and are supporting younger candidates, particularly veterans and those members if they win are going to owe their allegiance not to nancy pelosi but to these other members. >> lisa: you're right. a district by district matters. i don't know if there's enough to make the 24 seat advantage. >> marie: there is in those states. >> lisa: i had to look into that, i don't know that. >> harris: did you just say you don't trust her? >> lisa: the reality is, nancy pelosi can be weaponized against democrats. it's happened before. in 2010 when all of these ads had nancy pelosi deterring them. we saw that also in the special election that democrats were desperately trying to pick up 158% of voters in that district had negative opinions of nancy pelosi. is it going to work everywhere? no, but is an effective strateg strategy? when he needs to do is what he did in ohio yesterday were he to the state of the union, gave the states that people that are benefiting as a result of tax reform and use t

thanks to michael crowley and betsy woodruff and david jolly. i'm nicolle wallace, "mtp daily" starts right now with katy tur in for chuck. >> i love the monday. you are just across the studio. >> we're going to ino vat -- innovate a walking handoff. >> and then i'll trip and it will go on youtube. and if it is monday, t -- no me, no problem. tonight memo versus memo. democrats want their version out but will the president try to stop it. >> i'm concerned he won't sign off. i'm concerned that he will try to redact or change the memo. >> plus a bipartisan immigration bill heads to the senate. the president calls it a waste of time but what happens when time runs out on daca. >>> and the dow tanks with the lowest point drop in history, will it change the president's tune about his economic wins. >> you can work hard but if you don't have the right leader setting the right tone in all fairness, and i'm not even saying --ine nonbraggadocios. >> this is "mtp daily" and it starts right now. ♪ ♪ >>> good evening. i'm katy tur in new york in for chuck t

carlos is from the bronx, joe crowley. saul is from san francisco, a constituent of jackie speier. saul aspires to be a teacher, mr. speaker. daca allowed him to work in the field, education. was able to get a driver's license. saul submitted a daca renewal application september 30, well in time via usps delivery, expressed delivery. he received notification of an error which he fixed and resubmitted. however, his application was ejected as untimely. augusta from brooklyn. expire in january, already. within days of his 21st birthday he worked to go to school and his daca expired. he won't have means to pay his bills and the cost of school. what are we doing? what are we doing? without papers, and now people who are striving to have their pammers on a technicality. a technicality. really? aren't we supposed to be enabling people to make their contribution instead of hurting them with the process? it is, again, important to note. for our viewers to note that what people are asking for is nothing special. it's asking them to honor what was there. when daca recipients were told to sign