-- elijah cummings.ed the phrase, of course, but has released a statement saying that certain politicians try to fight for foreign countries, and president trump will always fight the american people. just worth noting the new york times reported backin noting the new york times reported back in june that noting the new york times reported back injune that president trump said all haitians have aids. this is becoming something of a pattern. yes, now that comment was denied by the white house. but as you say there is a certain history here, and it is interesting that the white housein it is interesting that the white house in a statement in the last few hours does not challenge the use of certain words. it doesn't actually deny what the president said. it is quite a long statement talking about his values, in terms of immigration policy. peter, thank you very much indeed. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: coastguards search for at least 20 people who have been missing following a sea crossing from

we have the brawler, mukkabaaz, a boxing—movie—cum—political—romance.outside ebbing, missouri, from martin mcdonagh. darkest hour. you wait years for a churchill film to come along and we've had two quite recently, really. so we reviewed churchill with brian cox here on the show a few months ago. the story then was that brian cox was playing brilliantly, i think, churchill anxiety—ridden in the run up to d—day. now we have gary oldman as churchill, anxiety—ridden around the time of dunkirk. it's 1940. the nazis are sweeping across europe. the resistance is crumbling everywhere. he's basically being advised by all sides to appease rather than fight. here's a clip. nothing even remotely patriotic in death or glory if the odds are firmly on the former. nothing inglorious in trying to shorten a war that we are clearly losing. losing! europe is still... europe is lost. and before our forces are wiped out completely, now is the time to negotiate. in order to obtain the best conditions possible. hitler will not insist on outrageous terms. he will know his own

cummings office says he's expected to make a full recovery.d a string of health issues since last year. cummings' wife announced yesterday she was suspending her campaign for maryland governor. we wish him well. >>> time now is 7:39. coming up, a new warning from apple. a major security flaw could put you at risk to hackers. what you need to know. we'll have more on that. >>> and we'll be right back after this break. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ novec holds the record for the most reliable electric service in the region... novec also uses proven technology and round-the-clock response to maintain one of the highest utility customer satisfaction ratings in the nation. novec. keeping you connected. >> ♪ >> big news from apple. the company says it is dealing with two major security flaws affecting chips that can impact computers as well as your apple devices worldwide. now, one is called meltdown and it can slow down your computer. uh-oh. the other is called specter and it can affect all apple devices made in the last decade. apple says it will release patches to

this is radio cummings. he claimed to have been the second african-american men to ever run for president. we did not put that in the book tickets cannot confirm it. here was something funny, was too young to run for president. however -- >> officially. >> but he put his name in the hat and got rejected. regardless, he was an interesting fellow. he ran a newspaper, and he was astten about many times being this up-and-coming politician who was supposed to be this dynamo. articlesmaybe 10 or 15 articles down the line, i come across this picture and i come across this tragic obituary. he dies from a heart attack at the age of 35 for 36 years old, tragically. and the story ends. name pops upr, the in an article. i'm going, this is weird. .o he wrote a story we ended the story with his death because his obituary was in the new york times, a beautiful, two column obituary. we are trying to come up with words and we do not have enough information. we decided, let's research this guy. turns out we discovered that mr

o cummings faked his death. and he faked his death in the "new york times." he actually hoodwinked the company into running his obit. he did it because he was in trouble with the black panthers. and there were some death threats going on. and he took his family and he escaped to canada for a couple of months, but then he reappeared. he reappeared and he told the press, he invited the "new york times," he invited amsterdam news. they showed up and covered it. they said he faked it, it was all a hoax. the "new york times" didn't show up and cover it. and it turns out after this book closed, this is something i can only tell people in person, after the book closed we had run a quick article about this in the "times" and i got a call from an 80-something-year-old former "times" living in london who remembered. actually, i have it in here in the story because i'll never remember these words, but he called up, got arthur geld in the executive editor on the phone and said it was all fake. i faked the whole thing. and gelb apparently came flailing down to the newsroo

i served with elijah cummings on the oversight reform committee. a committee that issued subpoenas at the drop of a hat. a committee that denied the fifth amendment rights of an irs employee. a committee that actually voted to censure the then attorney general of the united states. a committee that started the benghazi hearings, questioned the credentials of the honor of two incredible public servants. who did an exhaustive examination of the events and facts involving benghazi. that didn't stop them. they went on to have a special committee and spent millions of dollars headed by now the chairman of my committee. sins of omission. but you know what? they seem to have forgotten or can't find that subpoena pen any more. they seem to have forgotten how to have a hearing on arguably the most important, extensional issue facing the united states. the interference of russia in our electoral process. not a single hearing at the full committee level. no interest. look over there. and so we are here today to call upon our colleagues on the other side of th

last may, cummings was hospitalized for a heart valve replacement. he was supposed to return to congress after the operation but then he got an infection while in surgery. the congressman is said to be resting and is expected to make a full recovery. >>> happening today in alabama, an arson investigation is underway after a woman who accused u.s. senate candidate roy moore of sexual misconduct lost her home in a fire. no one was home when that fire started. investigators do have a person of interest but say there is no indication the fire had anything to do with the woman's allegations against roy moore. several women accused moore of sexual misconduct, dating back more than 40 years. those are allegations that he always denied. now, he would eventually lose that senate race to democrat doug jones. >>> it is the book everyone is talking about and can't seem to get their hands on quickly enough. we're talking about wolff's "fire and muir fury." it is an explosive book about the trump white house. jackie benson report how there had to be an emergency s

i came across this this tragic obituary, grady o cummings dropped dead of a heart attack at 35. but then, 10 years later, his name popped up in an article. i thought this was weird. so we wrote a story and ended the story with the obituary. we were trying to come up with some more things and we did not have enough information. so we thought, let's go back and research this guy. we discovered that he faked his death. [laughter] darcy: he faked his death in the new york times. he hoodwinked the company into running his obituary. he did it because he was in trouble with the black panthers. there were death threats so he took his family and escaped to canada for a few months. then he reappeared and told the press. invited the press and they showed up and covered it. -- the new york times did not cover it. closed, we had run a quick article about this in the times. timesa call from a former man in his 80's who was living in london. and he remembered. editored the executive and said, it was all fake. i faked the whole thing. editor camee running down into the newsroom and said, i just

this is cummings. cummings claimed to have been the second african-american man to ever run for president. we didn't put that in the book because we couldn't confirm it. and he was also, there is something funny. he was a little too young to actually run for president. however, he was very -- >> maybe officially. >> he put his name in the hat and got rejected. but grady was an interesting fellow. he ran a newspaper. and he was written about many times in the new york times. this being this up and coming politician who is supposed to be this dynamo. we were trying to come up with words for this thing a enwe just didn't have enough information. let's go back and resear thch guy. turns out that we discover that mr. cummings faked his death. and he faked his death in the new york times. he actually rood wichked the company into running his obit. he did it because he was in trouble with the black panthers company into running his obit. he did it because he was in trouble with the black panthers company into

this is grady o cummings, who claims to be the second african-american man to ever run for president. we did not put that in the book because we could not confirm it. he was a little too young to run for president. regardless, he was an interesting fellow. he ran a newspaper and was written about many times as being this up-and-coming politician who is supposed to be this dynamo. one day, i came across this picture -- this tragic obituary, grady o cummings dropped dead of a heart attack at 35. but then, 10 years later, his name popped up in an article. i thought this was weird. so we wrote a story and ended the story with the obituary. it was a beautiful, two column obituary. we were trying to come up with some more things and we did not have enough information. so we thought, let's go back and research this guy. we discovered that he faked his death. [laughter] darcy: he faked his death in the new york times. he hoodwinked the company into running his obituary. he did it because he was in trouble with the black panthers. there were death threats so he took his family and escaped to c

fog drifted through the area, it's tough to see if you are traveling over towards cummings sky way offof 6el e680 you wile that flare pattern. more fog in the north bay. the bay bridge toll plaza does have that backup, it's still holding steady about the same as it was ten minutes ago so we will track it. so far no metering lights. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," fighting for an education. new this morning the bay area college ranked as one of the toughest to get into. >>> but first, a dire warning from alameda police. be ware of a cookie cart. mike posted this on facebook. it's a tongue in cheek post from police about a girl scout cookie -- it's about girl scout cookie season. like his page and join the conversation. it turns out allowo drink alcohol >>> well, 5:26 right now. new this morning it turns out allowing teens to drink alcohol with parental supervision doesn't prevent them from drinking elsewhere. that's according to a new study out of australia. researchers say teens whose parents allowed them to drink are also more likely to get alcohol from other sources and tho

that's why you are hearing from the head of the black caucus, elijah cummings. from haiti. this is a very, very serious statement from the president of the united states of america. >> what do you make of that when you look at that fact? putting into context the president said he didn't want people from the countries and added he wanted more from norway. >> again, i think he said norway because in a meeting -- >> you keep saying that. you think he would have said i want people from nigeria. >> we want people with higher levels of education. we have a lot of immigrants from mexico and other countries. they are hard working, but a lot of them don't have high school degrees. it's very hard for them to succeed in a 21st century economy. april, i'm happy to look at that and see doctors and lawyers. >> back up your statements with facts, not what you feel. >> that is a fact. we can e-mail about it afterwards. >> i don't want an e-mail. tell me where you got it from. i don't want an e-mail. >> let's talk about mexico. you think most of them have degrees? >> she said bl

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in tin cum township, the trooper taken to hospital. the two individuals taken into custody after leading police in a chase across philadelphia. now they are in trouble with the law. the big story is a stolen vehicle, hypodermic needles and finally an apprehension. christie ileto is live on columbus avenue. you have the full story. >> that's right, jim. we asked one of the suspects why he put the lives in danger, he responded saying, my life was in danger. this started when an officer ran the tags on the suv. they came back stolen. when they tried to pull him over, that's when it escalated. kekelsey said nothing to our camera, but her fiance did. >> why did you put people's lives in danger? >> my life was in danger. >> he was spotted in a stolen hummer heading north on i-95 when an officer pulled him over for a traffic stop, he began driving erratically. he waved in and out of traffic causing a trooper to crash. the trooper has minor injuries. >> he got stuck on the railroad tracks. with police on their tail, they bailed from the suv an

maryland congressman elijah cummings is in the hospital with a bacterial underwent a minor procedure to relieve the infection. he is being treated at johns say he ishere doctors resting comfortably at is expected to make a full recovery. he also spent time away from the hill this fall after undergoing a heart procedure. jonathan: literally taking on water and fast, the owner of a bar tells us this started flooding this morning. it took hours of pumping. every thing is back to normal tonight. the owner said the extremely low tide caused a hatched to open. you can opemn a hatch you win this. the powerball drawing tomorrow with the gigantic jackpot. nancy: i think i would go someplace tropical with the cash. jonathan: the mega millions is tonight, 70 million i think. bill: not even worth my time. jonathan: these cold temperatures have gotten to you. bill: people asked me on facebook and twitter, i want to see your pets. a labthis shot from rescue of potomac. sitting by the fire, enjoying that. hates the coat, but puts it on anyway. jonathan: that is a very fashion forward jacket. bill:

not too far from there, we are tracking a solo car crash westbound 4 at cummings skyway. it doesn't appear to be slowing anyone down yet. traffic is light at this hour so keep it in mind. it may be difficult to see if there's a crash and it's blocking a lane. interstate 80 the eastshore freeway, this is right near carlson, we have about a 14- minute ride from highway 4 down towards the maze. no metering lights just yet. but we are definitely seeing a backup in those cash lanes. fastrak, good to go smooth sailing across the span. richmond/san rafael bridge, in the green. travel times, 580 our "super commuters" dealing with slowdowns, 26 minutes between 205 and 680. but your ride along highway 4 still in the green and again, that eastshore freeway just a quick 14 minutes. neda has the forecast. >>> you mentioned some fog out there. i'm noticing it but across the north bay mostly. it looks like right now around the bay all we're seeing is high clouds making for a really cool view once that sun comes up, it will be pretty today our afternoon especially gorgeous. get ready for

daniel candeias scored rangers' first, and jason cummings added this second.at sunderland. second—placed chelsea needed a late winner to beat everton i—0 and avoid losing ground on city. jonna andersson scored her first goal for the club inside the last ten minutes to take a much needed three points. elsewhere birmingham city beat yeovil 3—0 and reading arsenal finshed goalless. 0 nto 0nto cricket. and england have — to a certain extent — avenged their ashes loss to australia with a comprehensive victory in the one—day series. surrey swing bowler tom curran took five wickets as england won the final match by 12 runs — to take the series 4—1. alex gulrajani was watching. a new dawn for cricket in western australia with a sell—out crowd at perth's new arena to witness england finding the boundary rope with relative ease. after roy and bairstow fell short of half—centuries, root stood his ground and made 50 with a little help. 0thers couldn't come as he soon ran out of batting partners an england score that had threatened to be big was reined in, although tom cur

cummings wife today auns noed she was suspending campaign for maryland governor. >> jose carati was found not guilty in the death ever kate steinly he was given time performed on gun possession charges and will be turned over to u.s. marshalls to face firearm charges in federal court and case sparked a national debate over immigration reform and sank uarie cities. >> they're asking congress for nearly 18 billion for the proposed border wall. there's barriers on the southwest border. money would pay for additional 700 miles. border wall was a campaign promise. he says it will help stop illegal immigration and drug tasking. >> and explosive new books about administration is now on sale. michael wolff's fire and fury goes into detail about the you like them. >> he questions his mental stab ill six the president says the book is full of lies. he even tried to stop the book's publication. wolf says he can back up everything in the the book. >> not only is he helping me call books but the point of the truck. this is coordinate fairy that a president of of the united states would try to stop the

this is interstate 80 near cummings skyway.er accident and traffic starts to back up along this stretch. you can see our travel times in the red just 40-minute ride from highway 4 -- from the carquinez bridge to the maze. we have a new crash right at el portal. so if you want to try to avoid all of these delays and head on over to the richmond/san rafael bridge, that's in the green heading across the span but we are starting to see more people join that ride. also, 37 is in the yellow with some slow youngs. over at the bay bridge toll plaza, we can see that traffic is backed up. those metering lights are on, it's not quite to the maze. it's just beyond the 880 overcrossing but you will still be in for a slow ride and san mateo bridge starting to see delays out of hayward. we have chain controls in effect this year heading to the sierra. >>> the latest storm could leave up to a foot of new snow in the tahoe area. ski resorts and businesses hope the cold january storm starts to pick up like they did last year. right now, tire cha

laude and i graduated thank you laudi. -- graduated thank you cum laude. reality is if you remember which group you were in, perhaps the groups that you wanted to be in, the groups that you felt a isolated from, you start understanding and appreciating this whole political world that we're living in today. with one addition. today it is now in vogue to speak about those not in your group in the most salacious and vicious ways. and you are rewarded by doing so by the friends you have within your group. that is the breakdown of the american experiment of a melting pot. we have a responsibility not as elected officials, but as you human beings as those of us who are part of the american tapestry to reinforce the values that make us great. one of the reasons why i think finding civility in the senate is so important, i want to make sure that i'm a part of those examples who are leading in the right direction. so when i'm working with cory booker on legislation, or when we are actually going out to him speak to schools, it sends a message not when we start talk

there has to be cummings and goings. roads cannot be those of a new hegemony that would transform the country they cross into vassals. correspondent: there's not much chance of these chinese soldiers will be marching into your but emmanuel macron will have to avoid fears that the silk road will become a way for more chinese mass production. brent: amazon says of the market for initial public offerings for dropbox and spotify could total $990 billion in 2018. correspondent: the saudi arabian oil mammoth aramco gives ahead with its plan to sell local shares on the open market, it will be the largest ipo in his. -- in history. what music streaming company spotify is doing is less than an -- an ipo. they have raised over $1 billion from private finance. many companies are flushed with private finance and do not need stock market cash. ridesharing company lyft just got a huge injection from parent company alphabet and will go public at the end of the year. drop off the just secured a -- dropbox just secured a large line of cr

maryland congressman elijah cummings said he condemned the president's words. virginia senator tim kaine said oral vacuum in the white house, and virginia senator mark warner said that it was unfair to write off an entire nation of people. the white house responded saying that certain washington forticians choose to fight foreign countries, but president trump will always fight for the american people. alison: more on this in the coming days. meanwhile, my mouth is on fire -- that is what a six-year-old told his mother after drinking milk the dairy company said that somebody made a mistake on a production line. taylorinvestigator scott found out what changes are being made to protect children. scott: six-year-old parker at home with mom after a scary incident at a school in virginia. >> i took a drink and a burned my throat, like there was 100 fires. attt: the kindergartner lunch in the school cafeteria took a gulp of his favorite, chocolate milk. chocolate milk or white milk? >> it was like a green type. scott: parker alerted staff and the milk was sent to sid

maryland congressman elijah cummings is in the hospital right now. we just talked to his office and they tell us he was admitted to johns hopkins hospital for a bacterial infection in his knee. doctors drained the infection and what the office said was a minor procedure today. the democrat is resting comfortably and expects a full recovery. today's announcement is having ratifications in the maryland's governor's race. cummings wife says she is suspending her campaign for the democratic nomination. she cited personal considerations. there are now seven candidates for the june your husband wants to stay free from artificial ingredients. you want to stay free from artificial preservatives. and your debit card wants to stay on a diet. fill your cart with small victories like giant's nature's promise brand. great prices on over 1,300 items. eat well for less. only at my giant. >>> now at 4:30, a wild and wintry end to your week. most of the east coast still

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i would still point to what i did when i was chairman of the oversight committee with elijah cummingsis call upon the inspector general to come in and look at what happened all the way through. and you will have michael horowitz with 450 employees at the department of justice in the inspector general's office issue a report and about the march time frame that will be, i think, one of the biggest and most important. >> katie: arab report and then what. >> expose things. they had access to personnel and documents. they have been able to interview people. you haven't heard any leaks. you rely on the inspector general without the political taint to this. >> harris: why don't they do that? >> it's been in the works since cummings and i initiated u. >> katie: what about the accountability side of that we see inspector general reports and see a ton of wrongdoing. to h.r., stay in positions get full pension. lois lerner is a good example. everyone at atf during the fast and furious scandal, a number of examples of ig reports coming out great because there is sunlight. then nothing beyond that

. >>> maryland congressman elijah cummings remains in the hospital this morning. his office says the u.s. representative had a minor procedure friday at johns hopkins hospital to drain a bacterial infection from his knee. the congressman is resting and is expected to make a full recovery. >>> one lucky person in port richie, florida, is taking home $450 million after winning last night's mega millions jackpot. but you can still win big in tonight's powerball drawing. the jackpot is worth $570 million. >> there is still a chance. >> yeah. >> still a chance. >> if you can get out and buy your ticket. >> that's right. that's the thing. >> may take a lottery win to pay the heating bill for a lot of folks this month. no doubt about it. >> yeah. >>> super cold for today. extra postings on all our social media platforms and, of course, on our absolutely free and instantly downloadable nbc washington app. next real concern, other than the cold, the next real weather concern will be a little chance for freezing rain on monday. the first half of monday. we'll watch that ver

elijah cummings called the statements unforgivable and demeaning to the office of the presidency. and from senator cory booker, let me be clear, donald trump does not speak for america. it's a stunning setback to the d.r.e.a.m.er talks. the president sat down with law makes and even seemed to agree with democrats. >> what about a clean daca bill now. with a commitment that we go into a comprehensive immigration reform procedure. >> i have no problem. i think that's basically what dick is saying, we're going to come up with daca, do daca and start immediately on phase two, which would be comprehensive. >> you need to be clear, though, i think what senator feinstein's asking here, when we talk about daca, we don't want to be back here two years later, you have to have security as the secretary would tell you. >> i think that's what she's saying. >> reporter: the president said he would sign whatever lawmakers could agree to. but he made clear, he has one firm condition. >> we need the wall. we have to have the wall for security purposes. >> reporter: there is an provision in the new

. >> breaking tonight, maryland congressman elijah cummings is expected to make a full recovery from a bacterial infection that sent him to the hospital today. that's the word from his office. the democrat was admitted to johns hopkins for an infection in his knee. doctors drained the infection in a minor procedure. today's news impacting the maryland governor's race. campaign for the democratic nomination. cummings' wife cited personal considerations. >> questions about steve bannon's future after his quotes in that tell-all book have political insiders choosing sides. nbc's chuck todd joins us next as we look at the fallout. >> fears over just how bad this year's flu season is, and what you can do to try to protect yourself. >> an employee accused of disgusting crime at a family-friendly restaurant. but what happened next left the victis parents demanding m' iand i like these award-winning cheddar puffs. first place. both events? booyah! we're an awards family. you'll like them both but love our price. award-winning organic cheddar puffs from aldi. simply smarter shopping. >>> near

we have the brawler, mukkabaaz, a boxing—movie—cum—political—romance.agh. darkest hour. you wait years for a churchill film to come along and we've had two quite recently, really. so we reviewed churchill with brian cox here on the show a few months ago. the story then was that brian cox was playing brilliantly, i think, churchill anxiety—ridden in the run up to d—day. now we have gary 0ldman as churchill, anxiety—ridden around the time of dunkirk. it's 1940. the nazis are sweeping across europe. the resistance is crumbling everywhere. he's basically being advised by all sides to appease rather than fight. here's a clip. nothing even remotely patriotic in death or glory if the odds are firmly on the former. nothing inglorious in trying to shorten a war that we are clearly losing. losing! europe is still... europe is lost. and before our forces are wiped out completely, now is the time to negotiate. in order to obtain the best conditions possible. hitler will not insist on outrageous terms. he will know his own weaknesses. he will be reasonable. when wil

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we found stephanie cummings digging out her car. are you ready for spring? >> uh, not quite yet. >> reporter: others were dealing with the unple frozen in a park lot turned lake of ice in revere, massachusetts. and flooded basements after high winds sent waves bursting through a sea wall in situate. that combination of winds, tide, and a super moon produced the highest tide this area has ever seen. the waters of the boston harbor are nearly 10 feet below where i'm standing right here, but at the height of the storm the sea waters went up over this wharf, into the downtown streets, subways and basements. boston wasn't alone in her misery. in queens, new york, frances antigone learn a hard lesson. >> i think people should stay home because, look. i got stuck. >> reporter: many demonstrated the kindness of strangers. ( cheers ) this woman was rescued from her second floor by a man and his frontend loader. in onondaga, new york, vol peers with the for neglectd spets. they found sparky who neighbo

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so you'll be moved the water is also celebrating its most famous citizen the legendary exotic dancer cum spy that's a hari she was born here in eight hundred seventy six the daughter of a house maker that went on to grace the stages of paris. a big exhibition about her life runs until early april. her story is of course very famous when we started with the exhibition there came calls from journalists all over the world because everybody knows the name of the hari never knew she was also. a child growing openly what they had to cope with to do forced off their her marriage she was a mother then we try to explain that story or also. may not be quite as trendy as amsterdam or rotterdam but the city has a flat of its own making its an ideal destination especially during its constant as a european capital of culture. well the who's who of the musical world descended on new york city on sunday night for the grammys no mars was the big winner of the night but some european bands also got some attention more on that at the top of today's express. european artist snagged a fair share of the gramm

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first from elijah cummings, a democrat from baltimore.ys i condemn this unforgivable statement and its demeaning of the office of the presidency and i will fight for the vulnerable among us and against bigotry in all its forms. we also heard from republican mia love. a congresswoman from utah whose parents are from haiti. she released a statement on twitter that said in part, the president's remarks are unkind, divisive, elitist and fly in the face of our nation's values. the haitian ambassador said that the president's comments were regrettable and based stereotypes and sççícliches. back to you. >>> darcy spencer?,x live for u outside the embassy. >> there's a lot of coverage on many news networks. >> including cnn where don lemon and anderson cooper had very strong reactions. listen as anderson cooper got emotional on the air. >> let me be clear tonight. the people of haiti have been through more, they've been through more, they've withstood more rkt they fought back against more injustice than our president ever has. >> today marks eig

representative cummings isn't with us but he joined our colleagues and we the vice anking member of the oversight -- the oversight and government reform committee, jerry connolly who is a member of the foreign affairs committee and were joined by ranking member of the house administration committee in sending a letter to the speaker and in the letter, they asked for and they say, we are extremely concerned by the intelligence committee's warning that russia may attempt -- the intelligence community warning that russia may attempt to interfere with future elections including the upcoming mid-term elections and deeply troubled by the lack of action in responding to this core threat to our democracy. i thank them for sending that letter asking for action and then the letter, they say, as members, we take a solemn oath to support and defend the constitution and protect the american people. the failure of house republicans to take strong and swift action on russia's assault on our democracy is beneath the dignity of this oath. the rule of law and our democratic institutions hang in the balan

elijah cummings has joined their colleagues in signing a letter and we have the vice ranking member of the oversight committee. mr. connolly who is also a member of the foreign affairs committee. they were joined by congressman of the house administrations committee in sending a letter to the speaker and in the letter they asked for and they say we are extremely concerned by the intelligence committees warning that russia may attempt -- the intelligence community warning that russia may attempt to interfere with future elections including the upcoming midterm elections and we are deeply troubled by the lack of action by the trump administration and the house republicans responding to this threat to our democracy. i thank you for sending that letter asking for action and in the letter they say as members we take a solemn oath to support and defend the constitution and protect the american people. the failure of past republicans take strong and swift or actions on russia's assault on our democracy is beneath the dignity of this up. the strength and integrity of our democracy and the rule

a democrat from maryland, elijah cummings, tweeted, "i condemn this unforgivable statement, and this office of the presidency." president trump is likely to impose new sanctions on iran, according to the us treasury secretary, steven mnuchin. the president must decide by friday whether the sanctions on iran, lifted in 2015 as part of an international nuclear deal, will again be waived. they allow iran to sell oil and mean its central bank can operate worldwide. european powers, who signed the deal along with china and russia, say it is vital for international security. i am expecting new sanctions on iran. we continue to look at them. we have rolled them out, and i think you can expect there would be more sanctions coming. i spokejust now to behnam ben talablu, senior iran analyst at the conservative thinktank the foundation for defence of democracies. it is highly likely that the president will seek to waive nuclear sanctions, to keep the us a party to thejoint comprehensive plan of action nuclear deal, while setting a predicate to target tehran‘s non—nuclear threats, be they ballis