process that doane used.oing to start by creating a basic egg shape. that looks good. >> i got to make a nose because my guy is having trouble breathing. so, what's next? >> well, the next thing is that we make a plaster mold. so... >> oh. >> ...the plaster is liquid, and we made a big mound of it over the sculpture, and then latex is poured into the mold. once it dries, you have a mask. so if you would like to peel this out of the mold, peel it out. >> okay. >> wow, look at that. >> i really like the feeling of a character coming to life. >> but by the mid-'90s, the characters doane created are on life support. more than 100 of his masks, plus dozens more by karen's mom, are deteriorating in her aging parents' home in allentown, pennsylvania. >> there were masks all over the house. >> you don't just stack these up in a corner. >> no doubt about that. >> then, in 1999, 2 years after her father's death, karen's mother passes away at age 79. she leaves her house and contents, including the masks, to her only ch

putting her hands on doan thi —— kim jong—nam's face. actually putting her hands on doan thi —— kimjong—nam's she thought it wasjust a prank. nobody thinks these two women are masterminds in this assassination, that would be absurd. if you look at the circumstances, although they appear to have been hired, the argument that they believe they were involved in television practices, they had done a number of practices beforehand and been paid for them, is very convincing one. the specific argument against the vietnamese defendant and the fact that she did rush to the bathroom, he believes she has a case to answer that she did know that what she was smearing on kim jong—nam's face was in fact harmful. he believes there is enough evidence for this case to go on, but as we have seen with the indonesian defendant, this is political. no—one here thinks these two women were masterminds, they were unwitting pawns in this bizarre assassination. but if malaysia does decide to drop charges against this defendant as well, the whole trial collapses and they end up having no—one to account for this incredibl

officially, this is the postponed first test to me by the vietnamese defendant doan thi huong.efendants in this extraordinary case but that of course was thrown into disarray when thejudge ordered the course was thrown into disarray when the judge ordered the release of her indonesian co—defendant. in that time, the three days per postman that postponement of this hearing, her lawyers have petitioned for her to be released in the vietnamese government which has been relatively quiet up till now has specifically asked the malaysian government to do the same for her. it is possible in theory that could happen but the evidence against doan thi huong is stronger. she was the one caught on airport security camera video putting her hands over the face of kimjong—nam and putting her hands over the face of kim jong—nam and then fleeing to the bathroom, apparently to wash off the substance she had put on it. she has also argued, as her co—defendant did, that she was duped to carry out what she believed was a televised prank. what we believe about her background in the entertainment indu

siti aisyah and doan thi huong both deny the charges and could face the death penalty if found guiltynow and our south asia correspondent, jonathan head. jonathan, thingsjust jonathan, things just getting jonathan, thingsjust getting under way there? yes, the defendants have arrived in the last hour. this is the first time we will hear from them direct leave. the prosecution finished its own case almost a year ago. it has taken a very long time to reach this stage, there have been several delays, and we are expecting only to hear from several delays, and we are expecting only to hearfrom doan several delays, and we are expecting only to hear from doan thi several delays, and we are expecting only to hearfrom doan thi huong, the 30—year—old vietnamese defendant, who was the second person who smeared a liquid onto the face of kimjong—nam at who smeared a liquid onto the face of kim jong—nam at kuala who smeared a liquid onto the face of kimjong—nam at kuala lumpur‘s international airport. it is believed that each of them had part of the ingredients of the nerve agent that killed him. sh

aisyah' release raises sudden questions about the fate of fellow suspect, doan, from vietnam. this month with the vietnamese prime minister as he was about to host the north korean leader. >> did the north korean government apologize to vietnam for the involvement of this vietnamese woman, doan thi huong, allegedly, in the murder of kim jong-nam? >> reporter: doan -- after all, siti aisyah just escaped a possible death sentence and is now back home a free woman. now, the defense attorney for the remaining vietnamese suspect, wolf, says that she has until thursday to try to make her case, that's when she's expected to appear in court again and he's urging the vietnamese government to also interve intervene. a senior vietnamese diplomat has told me that they're working hard on this case. wolf? >> ivan watson reporting for us, thank you very much. >>> coming up, the breaking news. house speaker nancy pelosi drops a bombshell saying she's against impeachment. declaring that president trump is, quote, just not worth it. i felt i couldn't be at my best wifor my family. c, in only 8

siti aisyah and doan thi huong both deny the charges and could face the death penalty if found guiltyst asia correspondent, jonathan head, told me more. we are expect things to support her defence position, which is that although she and this indonesian defendant, siti aisyah, were both responsible for smearing the agent on kimjong—nam, she responsible for smearing the agent on kim jong—nam, she was the second to do it, so they believe that the indonesian defendant initially put a precursor on. it is too dangerous to handle on its own, this nerve agent, and it was doan thi huong who put on the activating agent. we are expecting her to read a statement in vietnamese, it will be translated, and we expect her to explain that she was recruited by what we now know to be north korean agents. we know to be north korean agents. we know that they are now agents for a tv show, and she was carrying out televised pranks. she will claim that at no point did she understand that at no point did she understand that she was carrying out a public execution. there were more than 30 witnesses, and the ju

we are expecting to hear from doan thi huong, who is still on trial, in the next couple of days.s is such a significant case in the region. well, the assassination was extraordinary. kim jong—nam, the strange half of the north korean leader, kim jong—un, often strange half of the north korean leader, kimjong—un, often travelled around south east asia. he didn't live in north korea any more. but he suddenly died two years ago, and it turned out he had been killed in this extraordinary way. it was very shocking, in an international airport using a deadly nerve agent, very risky for passengers, and for a while, malaysia pretty much broke off relations with north korea, or downgraded them, and it showsjust how far north korea is willing to go to get to people who they believe are hostile to the regime. having said that, all the people in the region seem to be trying to manage their relations with north korea. we saw kim jong—un their relations with north korea. we saw kimjong—un in their relations with north korea. we saw kim jong—un in vietnam's just at the beginning of this month,

siti aisyah and doan thi huong both deny the charges and could face the death penalty if found guiltyve to kuala lumpur, where are southeast asia correspondentjonathan where are southeast asia correspondent jonathan head where are southeast asia correspondentjonathan head joins us from outside the high court. what are we expecting the vietnamese defendant to say? well, we are expecting our to support her defence position, which is that although she and this indonesian defendant, siti aisyah, were both involved in smearing the nerve agent on kim jong—nam, she was the second is to do it, so what the prosecution have said is that they believe the indonesian defendant initially put a precursor on. it is too dangerous to handle as an element on its own, this nerve agent, and then doan thi huong smeared on the second activating agent on kim jong—nam's face at the port. that turned it into vx nerve agent. —— airport. we are expecting her to read a statement in vietnamese which will be translated, where we expect to explain that she was recruited by what we now know to be korean agents, but s

seth doane, cbs news, london. >>> a new storm is set to batter california this weekend. parts of that state remain under water after days of torrential rain. forecasters say more rain is moving in. in the north, the russian river is beginning to recede. officials estimate 3,000 properties were damaged by flooding when the river overran its banks this week. emergencies have been declared in several counties there. >>> the fbi is returning thousands of artifacts seized from a home in indiana, and hundreds of those items came from china. anna werner reports. >> reporter: those chinese artifacts were some of the 5,000 seized from this home in rural indiana in 2014 from 90-year-old don miller, a man well known locally for his passion for collecting and his global travels. >> when i first went into his house and saw the size of the collection, it was unlike anything we'd ever seen. >> reporter: tim carpenter with the fbi's art crime unit said thousands of items had been illegally obtained including pre-colombian pottery, italian mosaic, and something miller labeled chinese sto

seth doane, cbs news, gaza city. >> ninan: there's been some wild weather in colorado. a rare march tornado touched down for several minutes near colorado springs. it badly damaged one home, but everyone inside managed to stay safe in the basement. the storm also brought hail and some spring snow. a former nevada political candidate tells "new york" magazine vice president joe biden kissed her on the back of the head at a political rally in 2014. lucy flores said it made her feel uneasy, gross, and confused. biden says he does not recall kissing flores. his spokesman says no one was aware she felt uncomfortable. many of the parents and college officials caught up in the admissions scandal appeared in a boston court this week to face allegations they cheated to get students into elite universities. carter evans has the latest. >> reporter: for parents, coaches, and college administrators, it looked very much like a walk of shame. every time someone enters or leaves the courtroom, this is what it's like-- a crush of cameras follows their every step. if there was an explan

today was the day we were supposed to be hearing from the vietnamese defendant, doan thi huong, the second on the face of kim jong—nam, but it was the face of kim jong—nam, but it was the other defendant, from indonesia, siti aisyah, who had her charges dropped. the lawyers say the evidence against her was not as strong, as there was no security footage catching her smearing anything on the north korean‘s face, and also there is footage of doan thi huong going to the bathroom to wash the liquid off. this, they say, is enough evidence to suggest that she knew the liquid was harmful. both women have said they believed they were taking part in a televised pranks. they had no idea the men they were working for war north korean agents. siti aisyah‘s lawyer believes that echoes the evidence against her was weaker, that is why they have dropped the charges. so this leaves just one defendant is 110w this leaves just one defendant is now in this extraordinary case. let's brief you on some of the other stories making the news: the venezuelan government has told workers and students to stay at home o

i have been in contact with prime minister doane.y caught up in many briefings today. she described it as the darkest day. and i agree with her. i agree absolutely with her. australian authorities have already put in place all the necessary responses and precautions that are necessary here in australia. our agencies are working closely with new zealand authorities and have prepared other capacities to be stood up to support new zealand as and when requested. i can confirm that the individual who was taken into custody, i have been advised, is an australian born citizen. and, obviously, that element of the investigation, australian authorities are involved in and they will proceed with their investigation, which has already been stood up involving all the releva nt been stood up involving all the relevant agencies. we will keep australians safe in every way possible we can. and we will work with our partners in the region, our family in the region, in new zealand, to do everything we can to support them, to keep their people safe as w

say you people in china a lot of country more than fourteen country can issue and a chinese goldman doan's this can and the chinese government is a continual rejected it but it is that their mind and international it's a chinese government should this is the reality and china's government of continue extend its can. while it is obvious so since this is a couple of months china's government trying to hide in this reality and continue expenses kept search but these camps are still expanding despite the international pressure that you claim has been brought to bear on china what can be done to actually prove. bent china from expanding these gaps while it is the today's date in some international pressure growing up some countries spill spoke on and ask the chinese government is a shotgun but it is not good enough just a coincidence the issue just the recluse the chinese government it's not so much china's government just a test of the war if china internationally is some country united nations ready some kick some concrete action some sentients with the chinese government then it is useful th

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b >>> questions remain for a man faking his doane death in monterey county in order to avoid facing rape charges. the monterey county sheriff's office said kim gordon ton faked his own death at carmel last week trying to avoid facing charges on 24 counts of rape in scotland. officers say after three days of searching, there were and are still no signs of gordon after questioning his son who made that call to 911. officers said his answers just didn't add up. gordon is supposed to appear in scottish court next monday. >> well, things are looking even more dismal for california's scaled back bullet train project. governor gavin newsom announced in his state of the state address the original goal of the bullet train from san francisco to l.a. was not realistic, but he voiced support for a route from bakersfield to merced. however, the los angeles times is reporting an analysis of the state rail authority's financial records shows that's not realistic either. paper says the cost is estimated at between 16 to $18 billion, but the rail authority can only count on 15.1 billion by 2023. >>> with

a judge is due to start hearing defence arguments from vietnamese citizen doan hu huong shortly.r the assasination of kimjong—nam, the half—brother of kim jong—un. the vietnamese government has formally asked malaysia to release her. on monday, a second defendant, an indonesian, was unexpectedly released after lobbying by her government. the long—awaited decision on whether former soldiers will be prosecuted for their part in the bloody sunday shootings over half a century ago will be announced on thursday. on that day injanuary 1972, paratroopers shot dead 13 innocent civilians on a civil rights march in londonderry. the bbc‘s peter taylor was in derry on bloody sunday, and his report includes an exclusive interview with colonel derek wilford, commander of the pa ratroopers on that day. in the archive of the troubles, the defining images of bloody sunday mark a tragic watershed in the annals of the conflict. what happened was coloured by two factors. how the army proposed to deal with rioters, and the instrument chosen to do it, pa ratroopers under the command of colonel derek w

doan thi huong was seen on security video putting her hands over the face of kim jong—nam, then rushingirport bathroom. you up—to—date on the headlines. now on bbc news, hardtalk. —— are. welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. for millions of venezuelans, every day is a struggle for survival. this is an oil—rich country where the shops are empty, the power is out, and healthca re is collapsing. and politics offers little hope of salvation. the maduro government is clinging to the trappings of power, while the country's other self—proclaimed president, juan guaido, leads mass protests against him. my my guest is one of guaido‘s key allies in the venezuelan parliament, juan andres mejia. is there a way out of venezuela's protracted agony? juan andres mejia in caracas, welcome to hardtalk. thank you, it isa welcome to hardtalk. thank you, it is a pleasure to be here. we have a big time delay on this line, but my first question is a pretty simple one. your party colleague and associate juan guaido one. your party colleague and associatejuan guaido proclaimed himself to be president of ven

the trial of vietnamese doan thi huong, one of two women charged with murdering the estranged half—brotheris due to resume shortly. malaysia's attorney—general rejected vietnam's request to free her. huong and an indonesian woman were charged with killing kim jong—nam by smearing his face with poison at kuala lumpur airport in february 2017. liverpool have returned to the top of the english premier league after a dramatic late goal against tottenham hotspur. the two sides had been drawing at anfield until the closing minutes, when an own—goal gave them a dramatic win. we will have much more reaction to that game coming up on sport today in half an hour's time. here in the uk, we are expecting another eventful week regarding brexit. 0ur political correspondent iain watson has been telling me what we can expect. well, on monday mps, members of parliament here at westminster, seized control of the agenda from the government. they came up with their own alternatives to theresa may's deal. they will be discussing up may's deal. they will be discussing up to nine different options. now, some of

seth doane has more on this. >> reporter: prime minister benjamin netanyahu fired back tonight, sayingre was nothing to the charges, framing it as a political witch hunt. "this house of cards will completely collapse," he said. it does have the makings of a political drama: a sitting prime minister in power for a decade in the midst of a tight re- election campaign, and accused in three separate cases: offering bribes of regulatory benefits in exchange for favorable news coverage; allegedly trading legislation that would damage one newspaper for good press in another; and accepting gifts from a hollywood producer of cigars, champagne, and jewelry totaling more than a quarter of a million dollars for political favors. netanyahu will have the chance to defend himself before the indictment is official. but, jeff, he's calling the timing of this announcement undemocratic as voters will hear the charges before the election but not the conclusion. >> glor: all right, seth, thank you. a delegation from china today went to indiana to claim hundreds of artifacts that were seized from one man's

. >> i'm the best looking living kidney doan were hiv the country has ever seen. i feel really good about that statement. >> following a 2013 law allowing people with hiv to become donors, 116 hiv positive patients have received kidneys and livers from deceased doaners with hiv. this week's breakthrough involving a living donor expands the potential organ donor pool for hiv positive patients. that could help free up organs for anyone waiting for a kidney. dr. derry segev says a recent study shows hiv patients who have their hiv under control are at low risk for kidney disease, allowing them to donate. >> looking at nina redefines what hiv looks like in 2019. hiv is not a fatal disease. >> martinez she first wanted to donate her kidney to a friend with hiv. he died last fall before she completed screening. >> i still attribute my donation to him, because had he not asked for a kidney, i would not have given one. >> reporter: so in some way he and you have still been able to make a difference? >> correct. >> reporter: martinez tells me she plans to run the marin cor

saw coming >> when choppers are too cumbersome and fighter jets too loud, washington that turned to doanso do recon and sneak attacks. but explosive growth audiotape on the consumer level has produced something -- drones are being used by farmers and firefighters. a way to track traffic and snow on the slopes. they monitor weather and how we respond to the aftermath. the next idea could be the difference between life and death. >> drone delivery obviously is sort of the next innovation in saving lives. >> reporter: the city of reno, nevada, has joined forced with a company to respond to heart attack victims. >> each delivery droin the city carrying defibrillators has the opportunity to save a life every two weeks on average. >> reporter: they had to apply for a special permit from the faa to allow them to be flown over the public without an operator or spotter physically able to see the drone. it's part of a pilot program the government agency is using to test new uses for unmanned aerial vehicles. >> i am so looking forward to the day when drones will be routinely delivering defibrillato

seth doane has more on this. >> reporter: prime minister benjamin netanyahu fired back tonight, saying there was nothing to the charges, framing it as a political witch hunt. "this house of cards wil it does have the makings of a political drama: a sitting prime minister in power for a decade in the midst of a tight re-election campaign, and accused in three separate cases, offering bribes of regulatory benefits in exchange for favorable news coverage; allegedly trading legislation that would damage one newspaper for good press in another; and accepting gifts from a hollywood producer of cigars, champagne, and jewelry totaling more than a quarter of a million dollars for political favors. netanyahu will have the chance to defend himself before the indictment is official. but, jeff, he's calling the timing of this announcement undemocratic as voters will hear the charges before the election but not the conclusion. >> all right, seth, thank you. a delegation from china today went to indiana to claim hundreds of artifacts that were seized from one man's private museum. he had items from a

. >> i've never s it before, you said you had to tell peopso what to doan i see your stern face.'ve never seen it. >> i know. - i don't no, i can't do it on command. >> i still to this day have never seen it. >> how it' going so far you'll probably get it live on television. it just blows my >> they're touching it, tell hem on not to touch it behind you. >> don't touch that tree. >> we saw it a little bit. as weooalked about, at sunday. this is much different. sunday morning, 51 in d.c., 33, this is the wind chill in martinsburg, raioming through, wind chill in the 30s. they do rise a little in the day, but by sunday evening we're goingo be on the cool side. sunday 23450inight going to din to 35 the wind chill.es temperat wise the next couple days, cool side monday, tuesday. and nice as we head towards the middle part of next week. >> that's niceyo than doug. >>> amelia draper, tidal basin enforcer. >> stern face. >> and she looks so tough, you know. >> exactly. am and wendy standing by wit look at what's coming up new at 4:00 this evening.>> there is a controversy tonight over a

gayle. >> seth doane reporting from rome. thank you. >>> ahead in our eye on money series, costly mistakes. we talk about the importance of making a will. nobody likes to think about that but you need one. how your family could be affected if >>> good morning to you. we have clear skies and chilly conditions. it is breezy in spots, especially for the north bay. this afternoon enjoy the sunshine. we have a big warm-up for the rest of the week. the daytime highs or right around where we should be this time of year. this is just the start of warmer weather. low to mid 60s for many locations. there we go with that huge warm- up by the end of the work week and into the weekend. $10 million. >>> we have much more news ahead. >>> we have much more news ahead. the pentagon is putting a controversial new transgender policy in place. >>> we give you a first look at facebook's cutting edge avatar technology that may be the future of how we communicate. you're watching "cbs this morning." attractions, and experiences in destinations arou

seth doane is in rome this morning with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. cardinal george pell who is now behind bars awaiting sentencing was once the vatican's treasure and a top adviser to pope francis. now in this newly released video, we are seeing his indignant reaction to the charges he faced. >> the allegations were fantasy -- >> reporter: that was pell in the 2016 exchange with police. at the time the top-ranking cardinal was learning details of the charges against him. that he'd abused two 13-year-old choir boys in 1996 when he was the archbishop of melbourne. >> the claim of the boys -- after sunday mass? >> and prevented them from leaving the room. >> now the boys are troubled, and at that time you'd move you're robes to one side and expose your penis. >> reporter: the video released friday by the melbourne court reveals hints of what would later make up the cardinal's so far unsuccessful defense. >> madness. >> reporter: all along he has maintained his innocence. his legal team has filed an appeal. the vatican will handle its own investigation.

the attorney general is weak and ineffective and he doesn't do what he should have doan. michael cohen lied about the pardon. a stone-cold lie. his lawyers said they went to my lawyers and asked for pardons. ky i can go a step above that but i won't go through it now. it's the most ridiculous suit i have ever seen. bad lawyer. i had a bad lawyer. >> the president long ago soured over central members of his legal team. for instance, he recordedly pressured white house counsel done mcghan to stp jeff sessions from recusing himself in the russia probe in the spring of 2017. "the new york times" reported mr. mcghan was unsuccessful and the president erupted in anger in front of numerous white house officials saying he needed his attorney general to protect him. mr. trump then asked, where is my roy cone? his longtime, win at all costs, new york city lawyer? >> donald cannot take back seat. donald has to run the show because his personality is such, his intelligence is incredible. oops the man is literally a genius. i have been his lawyer since he was 23 years old. when i said

seth doan, cbs news in the gaza strip. >>> back in california, a federal judge has ruled high capacity magazines are here to stay in the states. yesterday, a judge upheld an earlier ruling blocking a law that would have prevented gun owners from owning magazines that hold more than 10 bulletsment the judge sided can the california arm of the nra which said it violated the second amendment. >>> facebook is deciding who can can post live videos in the wake of the new zealand mosque massacres. facebook coo sheryl sandberg says the company may limit access to live streaming based on certain criteria including whether or not they violated the community standards in the past. the suspect in the new zealand shootings live streamed for 17 minutes before the video was taken down. >>> in the meantime, twitter is considering a new feature that would label offensive tweets by public figures. the company says it is exploring ways to give users more context to tweets that violate the platform's rules, but that it deems news worthy and in the public interest. the tech giant says it draws the line at

. >> timing wise, how doan do you think a.g. barr will release his findings or memo to congress?report to the public or at least the portions of the report they will release early next week. then get ready for a couple of years, maybe of talking about this further, and calling it a witch-hunt, discussing the enormous amount of money being used and also the fact that donald trump will definitely talk about how he's been persecuted this entire time without cause. >> i hope legislatively oversight will take this course and i hope the democratic controlled congress will do everything they can to provide transparency in an environment in which republicans want to play hide and go seek. >> the only thing democrats can do that would be worse is to start impeachment process because that, again, would be an enormous waste of money and we've already spent millions of dollars on this investigation. >> all right, guys, i got to wrap it. we'll wrap it up for now. i'll see you again, no doubt. justice department regulations are followed the chances of the president coming out unscathed might b

the way i look at it, i was inspired by god to doan act that many people dream of doing. our children are watching us. when we call human beings illegals or aliens, we're setting a bad presidents. it is a rhetorical we need to stop. that is off your mongering. what is happening today is about fear mongering. i have been intimidated to stop my actions. amy: your called in court today at 12:30? >> at 2:00. i'm asking my friends and supporters to come at 12:30. amy: this is in manhattan? i thank you for giving me the platform to talk about my message, about the children in cages, and this is a perfect opportunity to continue the work. amy: okoumou, thank you for being with us, immigration rights activist facing possible prison time for scaling the statue of liberty on july 4 last year to protest president trump's zero tolerance family separation policy. she will find out today if her bail is being revoked and will have to go to prison ahead of her march 19 sentencing. he scaled southwest key facility in austin, texas, known for holding immigrant children. this is democracy n

the republicans who have read the report seem to vindicate the report even though they doan know whatrarely quiet. he hasn't discussed it at all yet. here's what we do know. the 2016 investigation is over. on the politics side i bring in a republican contributor and former adviser to hillary clinton and contributor. nice to see you both. >> you too. >> we know a lot more today than we did when we woke up yesterday. for example, the president employed a bunch of crooks. that was clear throughout the 22 months, but bob mueller didn't charge on collusion. >> i mean look. i think if it ultimately comes out that the president was not personally implicated in colluding or it comes out that robert mueller did not want to indict the president or could not i think this would be full vindication for the president and i think the republicans will say this has been 22 months of a political witch hunt. >> vindication on alleged russian conspiracy. >> yes. >> because he has obstruction evidence up and down the block, but let's start with that. >> sure. >> this is what ken starr and steve scalise ar

the fund raising effort why are people from 50 states doaning to his platform >> partly that's it havingm positions and a long track record particularly in congress or the senate, he has a track record but not long can work against you. he's got in trump-like aura. and i mean that in the sense that his actual positions versus his personal charismatic draw out of sink. the longer he can play that the longer he can provide this field. >> a new study says that skurmt would share data as long a as they get perks or services. >> 80% of consumer he is said they would share more in exchange for gym memberships >> because we are sheep. because we are sheep >> but they are collecting the data anyway people say i want to be paid. >> but andrew you made the point you don't think people care as much about privacy as you might think. >> i think because a lot of hand wringing going on we're always talking about it and we genuinely do care yet if you offer a free service i like facebook or gym memberships whatever they give us people are willing to give it away i know mr. tech doesn't agree. >> but kel

you are 1 of 13 of the republicans in the house who doan support the president's policy. >> we have aparation of powers under the constitution. the legislative branch, congress handles legislative powers. and this is something that we have had going through congress for the past several years. there's been discussions about border wall or fencing. we've passed appropriations bills. the president has signed the bills. he hasn't vetoed the bills. if he wanted to say that there was a crisis, he could have vetoed the legislation. he's never vetoed appropriations legislation and now he wants to declare an emergency to do something that congress has already debated and discussed. >> you've already heard senator kennedy say this and president trump has said this many times that there is a, quote, national security crisis on the border. is that wrong? >> i think there's a fair debate that there are big problems on the border. some people would call it a crisis. but that has to go through congress. so we have a legislative branch, congress, that handles these issues and the president doesn't g

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so there is definitely a move afoot among republican doan toedoaners if they're interested to be prepareding in but getting prepared to be prepared. and he's on track to run for re-election, the president is but there's a scenario in which he does it and people are in the party hoping that some people have gotten ready for that. >> larry hogan saying while the climate might not be right, right now. three months from now, who knows? abigail, another person you wrote about article about. the secretary of state. mike pompeo. people, i'm wondering, is he a possible future candidate? he denies he would be, but there is something that you pointed out that said, hmm. interesting itinerary here. >> right. yeah. the story i wrote was about mike pompeo's recent spate of domestic travel. earlier this month he was in iowa. >> made the tv rounds and radio flounds io rounds in iowa. >> had lunch at a grocery store. met with the former governor, current governor and going to texas and kansas. these are key kind of states in general, but also battleground states when looking ahead to future presidential

seth doane is in gaza this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning.he protests are starting to heat up. you can see burning tires and occasionally israeli forces are firing teargas toward the palestinian protesters who are lobbing rocks and projectiles back toward that fence. the border with israel. protesters are crying out against what they call the siege of gaza. israel has sealed off the narrow gaza strip due to security concerns. and it affects nearly every aspect of life from food to electricity to the ability to freely come and go. around half of all gazans are unemployed. d a terrorist organization by israel, is behind the protests, even bussing in participants. also encouraging them to keep calm. egyptian negotiators have been in gaza trying to broker a deal which would offer to palestinians better electricity, expanded fishing zones, fuel for power stations, and attorneys from financial aid. israel's military massed along the border, tensions increased after palestinians fired a rocket into central israel striking a house and wounding centur

seth doane is following developments. >> reporter: good morning, in a fiery speech that outlined his defense that he didn't do it and he's a victim of a witch hunt, benjamin netanyahu took a decidedly political tone just six weeks before israel's election. he noted his place on the world stage with friends including russia's vladimir putin and president trump, a reminder that he's been in power for more than a decade. he called the planned indictment political persecution. the three cases allege that he offered regulatory benefits in exchange for favorable news coverage, that he traded legislation that could damage one newspaper for good press in another, and that he and his wife had accepted gifts totaling more than a quarter of a million dollars in champagne, cigars, and jewelry in exchange for political favors for a hollywood producer. netanyahu will get the chance to defend himself in a hearing before the indictment is official. a date has not yet been set. it's expected to be after the april 9th election. alex? >> seth, thank you. >>> new england patriots owner robert kraft plea

if you doan bake a lot, you know, stick it up high.of a reach-in pantry. i'm sure a lot of new yorkers have this with this small space so it's good to kind of take everything, place it into a container. even down here, if you have a little bit more space, and you want to take things out of the boxes, you can store them inside clear plastic containers or jars. so that you can access them a little easier. >> very simple. got to be a little organized. ashley, thank you so much. you can get her step-by-step tips on our website and thanks to lg for providing the refrigerator this morning. we appreciate that, you guys. >>> and we're going to throw it over to ginger right now. >> michael, you know, we've got four jars of sun-dried tomatoes open in my fridge. i'm inspired and will be cleaning. but let's talk about spring because it is happening tomorrow. yes. and on the kennebunk river in maine they were feeling it. that will be me taking spring in right there on the sunshine. so what, you're on an iceberg, it's happening. and you're al going