he forwarded his report to the dep of justice, and the dep of justice is under the executive branch of government, so what we heard from the president is i'm not getting in the way of anything. we will see what happens now. >> so let's get back to the final point here. who ultimately will have the decision on whether or not this report is released to the public? >> at this point we think it is william barr, the attorney general. the white house could get involved with that, but they said we are going to take hands off of that, so it will be william barr who decides whether all of it or most of it is released. there in my in these kinds of situations, there may be material in those reports, and that report that was investigated but deemed not conclusive or not legitimate. if you will recall back during the clinton investigation, democrats were very concerned because a lot of the material that was released was what they called salacious, and said hey, we have to put arms around, not allowing the stuff to get out whether it's cooperated or whatever. we will see how everybody stacks up thi

here is the dep leader. wanted it to be dealt with, then there was the conversation about trying to deal with the issues as well. but we think very fundamentally, the backstop and that withdrawal agreement is not possible for us to sign up to and i regret that. because he wanted to get a deal that work for the whole of the united kingdom, a deal that work for northern ireland, but now we are in a situation where we cannot sign—up free withdrawal agreement because the prime minister decided to go for that backstop way back in the december 2017. by mcnamee shea the pictures, we life, paying for the financial times and good to see you. that is a real blow for theresa may. any hope of getting this deal through on winning over the unionist party is they are ten mps, and only for the arithmetic, they hold a lot of sceptic opinions, i have spoken to this evening, i will come aboard when the dep come off board, it is been chicken and the egg and they have now come up with, if you look at arlene foster's statement, n

the likes of boris johnson reported to be shifting, saying that he is waiting for the dep to come asho have said that they could not back the deal, reserving judgement tonight. a lot of talk from those who have already switched, trying to urge other collea g u es switched, trying to urge other colleagues to come across, if we are to get a statement from the dep, then the deal is back in play, but if the dep is not firm, you have some that one another referendum. is she going to get the 30 labour votes for that deal? i don't think so. she needs much more the next two days. thank you very much for the moment. let's turn to theresa may's deal. so — again we're discussing theresa may's deal. as we've discussed many times, one of the big obstacles theresa may has had in getting it through parliament is the group of pro—brexit tories called the erg — european research group. now — it looks like there could be movement. sam coates, the times one of the main erg members is jacob rees mogg. and he seems to have switched. because i thought we were leaving on the 29th of march at 11pm, and that

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the report came here to the dep of justice this afternoon. that is when the attorney general sent a letter to both the house and senate judiciary committee's, telling them he's going to be reviewing the report and may be in a position to give leaders of congress some of the principal findings of this report as soon as this weekend. however, it's important to know if you've been following this the findings go to congress. demo certainly does not mean it will be going to the public. now we are receiving bipartisan calls from members on capitol hill for complete and total transparency. many members of congress have also been calling for this entire report to be released and not just have a report from the attorney general. here's what senate minority leader chuck schumer had to say. >> it's imperative for mr. barr to make the full report public and provide it's underlying documentation and findings to congress. attorney general barr must not give president trump, his lawyers, or his staff and is the preview of special counsel mueller's findings

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i dep -- opened up our market to korean automobiles. they're great automobiles, god bless them. they old up their market to our automobiles but put in a non-tariff agreement that made it impossibility for america to sell cars in korea. so president trump inherited all these. they're sticking in footnotes in trade deals to mess with our all the guys. it doesn't feel right. so he was sires that in people don't renegotiate the deals we're going to take strong action to level the playing field and the good news is that that approach has worked. that with korea, we have a great renegotiated deep. with mexico and canada, we have a really significant improvement for nafta that hopefully will pass congress this summer. secretary mnuchin and bob -- are in china right now. unless they're over the pacific. but those talks have advanced tremendously and it's not about disvanning our friends. and partners. it's really about leveling the playing field and i think that lots of other presidents probably wanted to make progress on that but they haven't had success. president trump has had succes

he dep attorney general rob rosenstein and i concluded that suffer to e is not establish that the president ommitted an obstruction of justice ovffense. c-span.org it at the let's go it ben an independent. what is your reaction? [no response] . frankie in cane, texas, an independent. your reaction to the attorney general's principal of the mueller report? caller: i believe we should have released. feeling, ave a strong not n't think russia did tphot conclude in our reaction. it was a waste of time and taxpayer money. it was a waste of mine and yours over.'m gladder it to be host: the attorney writes special counsel investigation two main there were russian efforts to influence the 2016 election the first attempts russian organization to tdo nternet agencies to conduct mediaormation and social with the aim of interfering with the election. the second was russian conduct t effort to computer hacking operations to ather and disseminate information to influence election. raymond in cleveland, democrat. on the air. caller: i think the mueller public.hould be made host: you want to see the whole

we'll hear the message from dep strait fors about the death of stephon clark. >>> and priests accused of sexual abuse are fleeing the country. >>> i'm claudine wong in for pam cook. >> and i'm dave clark. more than 200 million americans are keeling with temperatures at or below freezing as the central and eastern u.s. are bracing for yet another day of record cold temperatures. >>> let's talk about the weather. steve paulson is seeing the weather coming in. >> already started. >> hello, claudine. are you doing some online shopping. >> no, i was checking the radar to make shoo that you are on point. >> good retort. good morning. santa rosa at .03. not

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. >>> dep is stations continue againt against the shooting death of stefon clark. the protests came arch the decision by the state attorney general becerra and the district attorney to not indied the two officers involved. >>> this is the district office where both sides met for a marathon 13 gaining session yesterday. they say there is a lot they agree upon but the hold judge has to do with the number of children inside the classroom. >> we had great day yesterday. >> districts spokesperson says that she's hopeful that the district officials and the san ramon teachers association can reach a deal soon and can avoid a strike. during that time, we were able to reach tentative agreement on 11 pieces, which is huge so we are pretty excited. we felt like it was great day. we do have one outstanding item that we are still talking about but we are hoping to reach an agreement and get back to the table. >> that one item, chars sizes. teachers want smaller class sizes. the district would only approve this with the right to cancel that agreement, something that the teachers

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have a whole plan to do this because of deals that tom's ran his inaugural committee where gates was a depughty. it's mind boggling that you wouldn't have some republicans saying national security matters. >> everything has something to do with trump, the deals he has, and associates he's put up. why is paul manafort became his top guy? >> and there used to be a time where people cared about the country. you would never compromise america's national interest. and we have evidence maybe influencing american foreign policy because of a person's personal gain. >> i was there when there were people like regan and tip o'neale who wanted to negotiate with the good russian, gorbachev. paul butler, sir, great vigor here. it does seem to all fall together. its to the do with rick gates talking. he knows what he's talking about and wants to give it to the spelgsz counsel. it looks like and he's got a what are of story to tell. thatted can be the final chapter we're looking at. coming up >>> terror in new zealand. online hate is turning nothing to real-life violence 900 miles away. they spout toxic f

could see that was way over the roadway there by at least a foot and a half you can never tell the dep. hat's why we tell you turn around, don't drown. i think we'll see more of these waer res >> looking at storm team 4 radar west of washington right now, the rainfall, look at those colors, doug. those bright reds, colors we don't see this time o year typically. >> we don't. that's where this storm came from, this storm brought this moisture from the warm waters of the atlantic, down around lo da, just south of the carolinas moving into our gion. look at the reds here, along the blue ridge. i want you folks in northern virginia, frederick county area, heplease be careful on roads. i think we'll see flooding issues throughout the night here. we havier rain coming into the d.c. metro area. we're getting reports of a lot n of through the winter green area, into west virginia. a winter storm warning now for parts of the blue ridge because of this. veverybody -- notybody but most of the area under a flood watch untilto midnight ght for green.ody you see in the even when you're not back here

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. >> we remember the johnny dep movie back in 2004. 's about the author of peter pan.is name is j.m. berry. he has writer's block sitting on a park benchne day and comes across a woman and herour sons and gets inspired by them. there's been a lot of these lately. wehe winnie the pooh. it seems like we like to diveri into thesesh authors and see how they came up with these stories. on stage, it is a musical. it comeser to life at national theater. we talked to the actress, she did say the ladies love captain hook in this one. she says they fall out from the audience. wow. >> i grilled her about tinker bell whether it's done with the old mary martin flashlight, i asked if that's what it wahe says, no but we can't spoil it here. you will know once you enter the theater. >> it's a limited timeeft on that. you want to get out there because it's only a week left. >> it's only here for a week run, i think. >> the third may the cutoff. >>> we've got true love and a gical kiss and time running fot to see the romantic tale of sleeping beauty ped by the washington ballet at the k

. >> reporter: the food and drug administration approving a new treatment for patients with dep surprug with psychedelic effects. >> being depressed quite honestly, it sucks. it sucks the life out of you. and there is not much that you can do. >> reporter: johnson & johnson is behind the new development. this inhalible medicine is for patients not getting relief from more traditional antidepressants. and the effects are felt almost immediately. >> most antidepressant medications takes weeks or a couple of months to work. it works in hours. after the first or second dose of the medication, whether or not it's going to help the patient. >> reporter: it can only be administered in a doctor's office and patients must remain under medical supervision for at least two hours. but like most drugs, there are side effects. >> it is a bit like tripping. the world around you feels unreal. things may seem distorted. you may be paranoid. >> reporter: the drug is not meant to be a permanent treatment as the lodge term effects of giving repeated doses to patients remains unknown. >> you want to use

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and i will continue to work night and day to secure the support of my colleagues, the dep and othersean elections nearly three years after our country decided to leave. what kind of message would that send? and just how bitter and divisive with that election campaign be? at a time in the country desperately needs bringing back together. some have suggested holding a second referendum. i do not believe that is what you want and it is not what i want. we asked you the question already and you gave us your answer. now, you want us to get on with that. and that is exactly what i am determined to do. labour mp for sefton central and shadow business and international trade — has tweeted early theme to pick up bond. dominic sa nkey early theme to pick up bond. dominic sankey did not like the way she appeared to be questioning the mps —— says. few people talking about the revocation of article 50. eu sources saying they are watching out for that option, with emphasising that we are away away from that happening. benedicte paviot is a french journalist here in london — and president of the fo

was march 12th, he puck it it and i -- pushed up and i consider it quite a really well-written, self-dep creque indicating indie illuminating story about the storied that david and the lawyers try to protect inside "the new york times." [applause] >> start with david because there was one sentence in his book that got me thinking of contrasting it with rick and nina, where he is talking about the immediate hours and days after the election in 2016, and he says, i was wrong about trump for much too long. and he is talking there about trump's danger to freedom of the press, and david i want you to explain why you were wrong and why you think you were wrong. >> can't we start someplace else? the largest crowd ever, ever, ever, in -- [laughter] >> those aren't -- >> photos of my crowd. >> so,. >> at least 7,000 people in this room. [laughter] >> that line and one of opening chapters of the book, starts looking at what i call myself as the raving moderate. i'm an optimist by nature. thought that the campaign had been the campaign and that we would then get back to something that looked a litt

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agent peter strzok, the meeting included clapper, brennan and braenian's dep see. page wrote.nal intelligence told pete that clapper was meeting with brennan for dinner tonight. mccabe replied okay. fox news reached out to the government point of contact for the former intelligence officials asking whether this dinner focused on collusion, the president or general flynn and why strzok was kept in the loop from clapper because strzok was a junior level and these contacts would have been normally with director comey. >> sandra: thank you. >> bill: four past the hour. another alert. michael avenatti potentially facing decades behind bars. federal prosecutors now allege on both coasts there are charges against him for extortion and fraud. avenatti vowing he will be fully exonerated. we're watching the story weekend we're here in new york. >> serious charges were brought against michael avenatti that could land him in prison for the rest of his life if convicted on all counts. avenatti was arrested yesterday here in new york city outside the law offices for nike. federal investigat

there is dep i toss here now. they have the area blocked off.king sure everything is safe. now the president is supposed to be nying into auburn university. there is regional airport there in about an hour or so he will make his way over to the first lady. they will spend several hours in lee county, looking over all the devastation. i can tell you just from being down here all week we heard many stories of all the horrible things that have gone on down here. we heard a lot of stories how people overcame all the damage and scary things happened on sunday. but president trump said he is on which is way down here. he wants to talk to the people. he wants to see the damage. you may remember earlier this week he tweeted he told fema to give the state of alabama a-plus treatment. he is supposed to be here soon. we are supposed to keep everybody on that. reporting from alabama. steve: thank you, russell for a preview of the presidential visit. ainsley: can popcorn cause pneumonia? a urgent new warning. connell: paul manafort getting less than four yea

do we have any sense of where the dep is standing.ight influence from these conservative mps to back it is all. there critical last night and they decided that they would not either on that andi that they would not either on that and i think that if they do move and support the vote if it comes on tuesday possibly wednesday, then i think that would trigger a large shift of tory backbench mps behind this deal, but a sizeable number, the government is continuing, we have been told that they are not discussing cash, not going to be bribed with money this is going to be about the union and the backstop, but we wait for some clarity about what they're going to do. it might not come to the eve of the vote. meanwhile, latest entries may one 02 brussels —— will go to brussels, what are the implications then for european parliament elections, which are coming up. they could be considerable, that she is off to the european council meeting and she hopes having got the agreement of parliament and the backing for deal, that she has already said th