reporter kim hutcherson explains how dripping exposes these young vapers to a whole new set of risks.igarette's reservoir and wick to feed a liquid to a heating coil within the device.the liquid turns into a vapor which is then inhaled.dripping is when a user bypasses the usual battery-operated process and manually drips the liquid directly onto the coil. according to a study in the journal pediatrics... dripping creates thicker clouds of vapor, gives a stronger sensation in the throat and makes flavors taste better. unfortunately dripping also increases the release of harmful chemicals.the toxins are linked to cancer and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, a progressive illness that makes it difficult to breathe.handling the liquid so often also means there is a greater risk of skin contact. if enough liquid is spilled a vapor could be exposed to toxic levels of nicotine.even before dripping became an issue...other health concerns led the f-d-a to announce it would regulate e-cigarettes the same way it regulates other tobacco products. i'm kim hutcherson. a phone owned by adolf hi

. >> what we saw was the drip, drip, drip of stories and leaks about michael flynn. who did he talk to and what did he say? essentially it became too much for the white house to deal with. it is a thing where none of the individual stories would be enough to fire the national security advisor. it was a huge problem and they decided the easy way was to get rid of the problem. get rid of michael flynn. it is a stunning fall from grace from a guy who is close to the president during the campaign. very close to him all throughout the transition. crucial in appointing a ton of officials remain in the administration. briefing the president every day. some say more than anyone else. the big question is who will take over that role? who is the president's right hand man? no matter what he did on russia, his role was bigger and more important. it will be big shoes to fill. >> during the transition when the president-elect was taking the briefings, we were told general flynn is briefing him several times a day. that was his main conduit to information. it begs the question. wo

study focuses on this new vap ing method called dripping.olved say it could be dangerous in a greg number of teens that are doing it. so basically e cigarettes they are designed to slowly release liquid from a wet creating a vapor but using who practice dripping drop liquid directly on the hot coil of the e cigarette and produces a thick smoke and they get a greater bus more flavorful. study found one in four high school teens who use e cigarettes have tried it. researchers say tripping is causing or could cause serious health concerns here. of course, expose users to higher levels of the nicotine and carcinogen and can lead to greater risk for cancer and you could be more addict, mike and alex. >> stop the dripping, please. >> yes. >> all right. >> thanks, thomas. >>> do you say vizio? >> yes, tv headachier. >> they make vizi ot v ising a up after it was caught spying on customers. company agreed to 2.2 million-dollar settlement, fcc says the company tracked people viewing data without that are consent and sold that data to third parties, w

look, the key is, over the last 48 hours or the last two or three days, this has been a drip, drip, dripeadlines for the administration. and when a member of the administration is distracting or as mark preston said, a side show from the actual news of the administration, that's not good. and this was flynn's decision to step down. as we've said earlier today, 4:00, kellyanne conway said that he had the full confidence of the president. an hour later we heard it's still under review and under investigation. they're looking at it. and it wasn't much longer than that, where we understood, as i was hearing throughout the evening, is that the president still had trust in him, and was holding on and standing by him. but it was flynn himself who made the decision that it was too much of a distraction and made the decision to step down. this is not so much that phone call, but it was as he said, his inadvertent leaving out information to the vice president, that was the big crux of this, and as we've said, the straw that broke the camel's back, the inadvertent mishandling of relaying on informa

, drip, drip that potentially have a major impact over the long-term. we know that the senate intelligence community want to talk to machesney paichael flyn. they have not said the same. i asked about that today. he hasn't thought about whether mike flynn should testify, if they find there was conversations between the campaign and russia, all bets are off as to how white house will react to that. there's going to be a tipping point if they goes too far. >> as a senator, your thoughts about the press conference in general. what your thought about it? >> we need to look at it in the larger context that suspect democratic or republican, it's hacking of our elections what ace flowing from that and part of that is what we seen from flynn. we need a 9/11 type commission to take a look at situation, what happened, how it happened, how to prevent it into the future. that's why i think your reportsers are saying it's not over. the republicans want to see this kind of investigation and this kind of result and they are democrats that want to see that. >> a lot of

>> it's the drip, drip, drip. >> exactly. >> michael flynn's resignation. and now darrell issa, not a fluffy republican, saying jeff sessions is probably going to have to recuse himself. add this to the reporting that the fbi was asked to tamp down on their investigation on talking about the russia ties. you're putting it all together and it just doesn't smell right, okay? maybe the hard core cpac base will keep ignoring it, but there is a middle. there is a moderate republican middle. and this drip, drip, drip is not going to be sitting well with them. that is the danger. >> ari? >> i don't think there is that much of a republican middle. 85%, according to polls, behind donald trump. >> i learned that darrell issa is not fluffy and his portrait is missing. howard, victoria, jake, thank you so much for joining me. >> thank you. >> thanks, ari. >>> first month of president trump's administration felt like a year, some say, from all the drama. emmy winning adrama producer says that's by design but there are keys to decoding and resisting trump's attempt to tu

we know everything, and it's a drip, drip, drip. and you wonder how this is playing when they realize they've reached the end of spin, that the people who have this information are not going to be intimidated by tweets. they're not going to back off, and they have -- who knows. they appear to be showing their hand that they have everything. >> katy, at a simple time when reagan was president and you weren't born -- >> i was born, excuse me. >> -- i had it up to my keester with leaks, and that was supposed to be shocking. we also have in this white house four or five different centers of power and that hasn't worked itself. >> there are so many centers of power. if you heard it told, there's the priebus-sean spicer-katie walsh faction, and there is kellyanne conway faction, and they're all working to take down the other and fight for the year of donald trump. not to mention the white house staffers who don't really have an allegiance and who are there just witnessing this for the first time. there is a lot of folks out there who are

. >> eli, what does the drip, drip, drip of this feel like that? >> well, i mean, you can sense the -- i wouldn't say panic but they're frustrated at the white house. you heard sean spicer say today, i don't know where this goes, if there's nothing more to investigate, what do we do with this? that conditional phrase is interesting, we don't know there's nothing more to investigate. the fbi continues to investigate. the white house would like us to believe that whatever fbi director comey said to reince priebus over the phone about a week ago, that that was a full exoneration and that clears the trump campaign and the white house of any wrongdoing and we don't know that. and the fact that he has enlisted devin nunes, has enlisted senator burr, it corrupts the whole process as darrell issa says because nobody will value an investigation if the american people don't believe that investigation was actually independent. very shortsighted on the white house's part because they're so overeager to sweep this thing away, they're actually sort of ensuring t

and dripping.e in your head. it builds up and it makes you feel worse every time. in your head. it builds up and it makes you feel worse every timem took aidan more than two years to tell anyone. although aidan had the backing of his mother and doctor, the family say the school was not supportive. the school were appalling. be made my child out to bea appalling. be made my child out to be a freak. they said, in order to allow him to be ahem, they would have to consult all the stakeholders, the board of governors, the teachers, parents, pupil body, with regard to my child. he was last on the list of considerations. at times, i had suicidal thoughts. it felt like the world was against me apart from my mother. the specific issue concerned aidan wanting to wear a boys uniform. the headteacher said that younger children might be confused. in september 2015, she withdrew aidan from the school and took legal action under the equalities act. nobody from the school was available for comment. in a statement,

, drip, drip of revelations regarding russia, there does seem to be coming to a point where he has tomode and get into presidential mode and get ahead of this. >> it does seem there was something different about the way he handled this flynn thing, though. we've heard a lot of criticism from the left about flynn, but i also think there might be some concern on the right. i mean, one of the things people love about donald trump is that when the media or other people that he perceives as opposed to him tell him he can't do something, he does it and vice versa. here he served up had this head on a platter and his comments today in the press conference were further confusing. he says that he loves mike flynn. well, i mean, did he do something that was worth firing? if so, do it in dramatic fashion. if he didn't, why did he let him go? there is a bit of confusion that i think doesn't play so well with trump supporters. >> the paradox of donald trump which is he suppose lid hates the media collectively, but in truth as his people will tell you inside the white house, he cares deeply about t

if this drip, drip continues, martha, it could create doom for the trump administration just 30 dayshen. >> martha: put up these headlines that we have. the story broke a month ago. it was out there, intercepted russian communication, part of inquiry into trump associates. that story back then, a "washington post" story said that they didn't find anything nefarious. it didn't find connection between the communications. they just found that there was phone calls and contact that they were concerned about. sally yates brought that to the attention of the white house, as well. i want to remind everyone of this moment with president obama a wild back. watch this. >> after my election, i have more questions. >> martha: after the election, we might be able to talk about that issue that is bothering you. is that essentially what we think general flynn may have said? >> i think that is basically the idea. the only difference being that president obama was in the middle of an election cycle and flynn a said edge after the cycle was order. you are getting a lot of advice to donald trump, i agr

some drip drip from the sky. lunchtime, more drip drip from the sky. then light scattered sprinkles on the afternoon. so not a bad day really, but it's going to be showery all day. morning commute will have water on it. there's your friday morning commute. that's pretty significant. after the morning commute starts, this thing kind of dries up a bit. afternoon commute, maybe a few drops. so nothing, nothing, nothing like we had a few weeks ago. there's the five-day forecast, and just, there it goes, there's your breaks. there's more rain. the weekend looks good. i'm betting on the falcons. >> you are? >> i think i am julie. i'm just going to do it. >> we'll see. we'll find out sunday. >>> ladies first. >> sports is next. we'll be right back. >> snappy. >>> well, the warriors cruise to an easy victory tonight. >> very splashy. >> steph didn't even play in the 4th quarter. >> yeah, like usual. they don't need him. you know the deal with steph. when he's playing anything to do with charlotte, his hometown, i'm sure his buddies watching, and he sends a lit

you don't hear anything about her personal decisions and how the email drip drip drip provide more informationhan the dnc -- c leak. -- dnc leak. >> i knew of the second that she lost this would be the first line of attack. it's no one else's attack than president obama's. i blame her because if you are compelling, i don't care, man, woman, black, white or brown,ing you get what you work for and what you earn. the party had a choice, they rejected her twice. they were bullied into take her. she was forced down their throat. kennedy: run again? 2020? >> wow, racist. second of all -- the fact that she is sitting around doing unironic thanks obama in her living room is a wonderful picture in my minds. he did go to the wall for her. he did everything he could to drag her sad below thed political carcass across the finish line. >> he guilted his base to say if you don't vote for her, i will take it personally. this is almost too good to check this story. i'll enjoy the on its face and renew my call for secretary clinton to run again in 2020. it's what the country needs. kennedy: there are some very

, drip, drip for the white house.ate side, susan collins said we have to be careful about creating any appearance that the integrity has been compromised. but she accepts, gets it. own the house side, dennis nunez is saying why i don't they have evidence when to stephen's point, they're just starting. he keeps saying there's no evidence. democrats are mumbling he has no say here. >> i'm not sure it's all that helpful for the chairman to be saying that but on the senate side, senator bur, i this think is also -- i would be surprised to see him have any more contact with the white house, calling reporters and things. this is something that's going to go on for a long time. and to your poiblts, this is something that's going to be background music, if you will, potentially for -- i don't know if the whole year, but i i guess beyond that. this is one of the issues in which there have been a lot of leaks in town and the president doesn't like leaks. it's not just about the investigation. the president doesn't like the leak

drip, drip.n. that's right. and the staff had never seen her. police raided parliament the other day. this is not a surprise to french people about penelope fillon. they are calling it penelope—gate. it kicked off nine days ago. she has always been very reluctant and says she's a wife first and a mother to their children and is there to support her husband. that's never been a problem. what has surprised and stunned everybody, notjust in their own party but across france is to discover that she had a full—time job as a parliamentary assistant and was then paid very handsomely and even by francois fillon's replacement. this is stunning, very bad news for him, bad news for the french conservatives, who don't have an alternative. it's very bad news for them. we have lost the line to paris. take us through what's happened. the way they have been doing it, appointing a candidate through primaries like the united states. that is relatively new in france. what happens if you lose the candidate between t

it's a drip, drip, drip, drop for this white house in terms of this story and no one knows where it's going. >> it is notable whether the fbi in any fashion reached out to say all of this reporting is off base and then a conversation ensued but it's the hipocracy of all of this. when his wife was under investigation. he should have known better. any white house official should know better. you don't interfere when the fbi is investigating. >> right because it's not just about intelligence. it's about the appearance of inappropriate and keeping up a level of distance that assures people that it's not receiving political pressure. that's what they do. even if they leak to reporters that the new york times is wrong and then he goes out on fox news and says oh the intelligence community approved, nothing to see here, even if he didn't mean to skew their views he shouldn't have gone there. and this is deeply worrisome to national security. that probe has to go on. >> it does. and you've heard people like lindsey graham go to europe and talk about this plague from russian meddling in differ

about a quarter of teens are doing what's called dripping. is where liquid nicotine is dripped directly on to the heating coils of the device to create a thicker vapor cloud. experts don't know whether it causes any extra health risks but say it could expose users to higher levels of toxic chemicals. >>> a simple vaccine can prevent the flu. doctors are pushing the shot more than ever as the country deals with a huge flu outbreak. flu activity is higher than last year. it is spread to 40 states including virginia. 15 children have died. one mom is helping other parents after she lost her daughter two years ago. >> i didn't know, so i treated it like a common cold and when i took her to the hospital she four hours later. >> the best way to stay protected is to get a flu shot. the cdc recommends it for everyone six months of age and older. >>> this might make you rethink how you charge your electronics. watch how this teen and friend are startled by the explosion on the couch here. the family's plugged in lap top bursts into flames. then it ign

the history tells us to stay vigilant against drips by drips by drips against refugees, we're saying we cannot tolerate the type of executive orders that we are seeing these days. >> it's interesting to me, i would think new york city which is a city that embraces all kinds of people. we can put some of the things in the subway up. the swastikas and jews belong in the oven. that was shocking to me. the president's daughter converted, is married to a jewish man, they're raising their children as jews. you said you want to send a message to the administration, is it fair to paint the first family that way? >> anti-semitism has a lot of unique feet tours, some of that relies on the semblance of power, the token, the momentary power that jews sometimes are, and at the same time, all of these messages that are being dog whistled. only really if you're tuned in and sensitized to them can you see happen at the same time, on the one hand we have these visual instances of small instances of jews with some power. it's eerie the way it works. >> you think even in a family that is that way, thos

still ahead, called dripping a new study finds more and more teens are doing it. >> we will tell you what it is , and why it is dangerous in the health watch. plus this. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> see more of lady gaga's half time performance a lot of people are talking about it this morning when we come back >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it isn't just about vision, it's about care. nobody cares for eyes more than pearle. >> fresh off her high energy half time performance at superbowl 51. lady gaga? >> ♪ >> ♪ >> now, hours after that performance, gaga took to social media to announce plans to hit the road for new world tour. today's show expected to make its way to the wells fargo center right here in philly on september 10th. >>> and maybe like jim donovan , you slept through half time show? so you can watch the whole performance in under 30 seconds on twitter. this is time lapse video. it shows everything from the set up to the breakdown of the stage, which seems to be the actual show it ef. >> i was getting ready for bed , but what i saw? >> what from what i hear awesome performance. >> i need my

. >> being dripped on. >> reporter: the water dripping off and dripping away through the day. what's left could freeze again as colder temperatures set in. yeah, refreezing anything that's wet, like puddles like this one we just found here in center city, the city has been salting the roads to try to keep that from happening. and keep people safe on the roads. as for that falling ice, i checked with the city, they tell me no one has been injured. it is all quite a change from what we saw just yesterday. coming up at 6:00, we're going to take a look at how people are dealing with this drastic swing in temperatures. live in center city, i'm lauren mayk nbc 10 news. >> a live look at broad street from our kimmel center campus camera. the snow emergency for philadelphia is now over. this means driver with park again on those snow emergency routes. it also said both public and archdiocese and schools in the city will be open on friday. the mayor says the drop in temps will be the concern tonight. >> we get closer to this evening, the temperatures are going to plunge and the wind wi

this is not a drip, drip, drip of leak situation. gusher of leaks both from aides inside the white house, inside the west wing, and from people in other government agencies concerned about the administration. >> and our reporting from jich r je jeff zeleny is that president trump con condoned the checking cellphones and that creates an atmosphere of paranoia and then you never know if that creates more leaks because people aren't loyal to somebody who has demanded their cellphone or if it quashes it. >> in the evidence that the leak of the event happened right after they did check the cellphones. it was immediately leaked what happened. so the evidence is clear that there are people giving the zup the information and feel saefr enough safe enough to do it even after the caine mutiny style strip search. and i think it shows that whoever is doinging this has real motivation to do it and they're not afraid. >> and we have to rely on the anonymous sources sometimes. we don't have any other choice. people feel they can't put their names o

for now that thing is called dripping. not a good idea.e liquid directly on to the heating coil and immediately inhaling the vapor cloud. quarter of teen e-cig users say they've tried it. according to survey what you can find in the journal pediatrics teens do it so they can do smoke tricks and they say it gives them better flavor. researchers warn that dripping can lead to greater emissions of very harmful chemicals. >>> annal an old saying you see on t shirts on the boardwalk. one tequila, two, tequila, three tequila floor. >> i hadn't seen that. a lot of headlines claiming distill beverage made from the blue agave plant has hell benefits. >> tequila sales are through the roof but is it really good for you? >> our chris o'connell doing the yoman's work rolled up his sleeves because that's the kind of guy he is and got to the bottom of it. so to speak. >> reporter: ♪ >> reporter: this guy came from mexico. >> david talks about tequila. >> i prefer for aged tequila. >> the way many artists talk about rembrandt or picasso. >> like no other

. >> the drip, drip, drip is making even some republicans in congress wary. on friday republican congressman darryl issa who was narrowly reelected said he was open to a special prosecutor to investigate russia interference in an election. >> you can't have someone, a friend of mine, jeff sessions who was on the campaign and who was an appointee. you will have to use the special prosecutor statute and office. >> senator tom kontinof arkansas is a member of the select committee on intelligence and would be involved on any administration's ties to russia. he got an earful from arkansans who called for repealing and replacing obamacare. [ crowd chants "do your job" ] >>> quite a week for you, senator contin. >> great week. >> nothing wrong to be a part of democracy in action. >> any time you can get 2200 of your constituents is a good thing. >> are you concerned with the white house contact, in particular the fbi and the chairman of the senate intelligence committee since your committee announced its investigating all of these allegations of russian int interfer

what is happening with this intelligence going on right now, it's almost on a drip, drip basis sayingou did this and have this information, and last week we found out we had the transcripts of the conversations. there has to be real concern on the part of the white house, and what do they know and if they know something damaging, it's pretty obvious it's going to come out one way or another, right? >> tom friedman said the election hacking is at the caliber of a pearl harbor or 9/11. do you agree with that? >> i completely agree with that. we have been hearing drips and pieces about this for a long time, and it's one thing for tillerson to have connections, but if you have members of the campaign staff talking with a foreign enemy of the united states and then a president praising that country and threatening the existence of nato, is that dangerous. it's a 9/11 danger to the sovereignty of the united states and it false on the desk of president trump. >> we just don't know yet. if there is evidence that puts it at that level, we are not there yet, and it's important that we don't get

so what we have got is more of this drip drip agony for francois fillon, which means he can't properlyd saying, it's terrible for us out here, nobody wants to hear about your proposals, just whether you are honest. what it means is that francois fillon, the centre—right candidate, has slumped in the polls. he is in third, which is significant because, remember, in the french system, it is number one and number two the french system, it is number one and numbertwo in the french system, it is number one and number two in the first round who go through to the second round and, right now, those two people are going to be marine le of the front national and the newcomer, emanuel in —— emanuel mammana, the centrist, who is number two. francois fillon needs to fight back hard if he is to get second place. —— emanuel makron. a woman and her son have been arrested by city of london police after they allegedly faked her death in order to claim life insurance. officers say the woman's teenage son and his guardian tried to make the claim last may. 0ur correspondent helena lee is here. helena, what

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it's called dripping.moker drips a few drops of e-cigarette liquids directly onto the heating coils which creates thicker clouds of vapor plus a stronger flavor and sensation in the throat. some studies suggest dripping can raise levels of toxic tell me calls in the vape ponch scientists say parts of our brain shrink when they sleep and that's actually a good thing. they're learning more about the restorative power of sleep. now they found the size of larger connections are sy. that anses stay the same. this is why if you don't get enough sleep you could have trouble thinking and remembering. rick and monica, back over to you. >> after last night's game i can't remember anything. >> thank you ali. >> who won by the way. >>> well hollywood's biggest night is less than three weeks away and today those up for the biggest honors were celebrated in beverly hills at the traditional nominee luncheon. "action news" brought you an exclusive view on our facebook page. an artist sketched the stars as they walked the

and this rimmed baking sheet is going to catch any drips.ll confession, i still enjoy a pb&j every now and then. but jack is here to let me know if i should set aside my beloved peanut butter for almond butter. -it's really gonna be delicious. i'm gonna change your mind. almonds are taking over, you know. almond milk, almond butter. so i've got three of the four brands that we tested here. you can start tasting. -okay. -a couple things. there are no nationally available brands that are just almonds. all of these have some additions. the first addition is some sort of oil to prevent separation. and there are two choices -- either palm oil or hydrogenated vegetable oil. and that will keep the natural oils in the almond from rising to the top. so all of the brands that are sold in the supermarket have one of those two choices. we didn't really notice a difference in terms of flavor or texture. -mm-hmm. -the second thing is some of them have salt and sugar, some of them don't. i don't think that's gonna be very difficult for you, bridget. my sen

. >> the drip, drip, drip is making some republicans in congress weary. on friday, republican said he is open to a special prosecutor to investigate russian interference in the election. >> you cannot have somebody, a friend of mine, jeff sessions, who was on the campaign and who is an appointee. you are going to need to use the special prosecutors statute and office. >> senator tom is well positioned to talk about two of our big stories this morning. he is a member of the senate select committee. he also got an earful from people worried about losing health insurance when he appeared this week in a town hall and called for repealing and replacing obamacare. >> do your job! do your job! do your job! do your job! do your job! >> quite a week for you, senator. welcome to "meet the press." >> fun week in arkansas, chuck. >> nothing wrong with being a part of democracy in action. >> any time you can get 2,200 of your voters to turn out, that's a good thing. >> let me get to this reaction r. you concerned about the white house contacts with -- in particular, t

i think this is what to watch as far as republicans kind of drip, drip, drip.far not a lot of movement. senator cotton, republican senator fr arkansas who had faced down contentious town hall when is he was at home, he talked to chuck todd over the weekend and he said there isn't a need for a special prosecutor. take a look. >> i think that's way, way getting ahead of ourselves here, chuck. there's no indication of a crime going and no indication there's criminal investigations under way by the fbi. >> cotton saying we haven't gotten to the point that we need this yet. there had been growing confidence in the senate -- we'll see if that changes that white house officials pressed congressional republicans to talk to reporters about what they knew to push back against the "new york times" story about contacts with the russians on behalf of the trump campaign. >> all of this is going on where you are right behind us. the president has been meeting with governors. we have tape. we're going to roll for you moments ago, this is the president speaking to a group this

, drip, drip," and the damage fch for all these leaders in congress is they were all quite frankly taken by surprise by the fervor in donald trump's political base to a certain extent a lot of them still don't understand it, and so there's a reluctance to oppose him publicly, but i do think that if things continue this way, there is some very dangerous territory ahead for the trump white house. >> and peter, is that what this white house is still banking on that he's got his public support in place, they're not going to move, so it doesn't really matter what is happening in washington? >> reporter: well, he's trying to rally some of that public support, we learned within the last few minutes that donald trump this weekend when he heads back to his mar-a-lago property on sat durday is going to host rally. you've been to plenty of them. this is going to take place many melbourne, florida, which is interesting given the fact tonight at the white house president trump and his wife, m melania, going to host the rub b rubios. rubio has obviously been over the course of the campaign season a ve

the drip, drip, drip of news is making republicans in congress wary. and tomorrow by the way, msnbc will have full coverage of president trump's first address to a joint session of congress. our coverage begins at 6:00 eastern time in the morning with morning joe live from washington. brian williams, rachel maddow and chris matthews will have full coverage and analysis of the address tomorrow evening. we hope you'll stay with us. why pause a spontaneous moment? cialis for daily use treats ed and the urinary symptoms of bph. tell your doctor about your medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas® for pulmonary hypertension, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. to avoid long-term injury, get medical help right away for an erection lasting more than four hours. if you have a sudden decrease or loss of hearing or vision, or an allergic reaction, stop taking cialis and get medical help right away. ask your doctor about cialis. >>

, drip, drip. no further movement. all the other republican senators relatively quickly said, yes, i'm going to be for her. would they have liked to do it a different way and get 58, 59, 60 votes for her? sure. at the end of the day, while this is a history-making moment, andrea, the average person is not going to look back at this and say, wow, remember when betsy devos was confirmed? this is going to be a blip on the radar. you know, to mitch mcconnell's credit, the guy knows how to count votes. >> the other thing we were just looking at is barack obama post-presiden post-presidency, we'll take a look at him in a moment, but first donald trump talking to bill o'reilly. well, there you go. what happens when you are out of the white house and no longer worrying about national security and a lot of other things? richard branson is host on that private island. former president of the united states enjoying water sports. meanwhile, president trump talking to bill o'reilly in that other part of the int

on the other hand, if this constant drip, drip, drip turns into a geyser of bad news, scandal and chaos for this administration, that's going to start dragging down these members back at home and that pressure will build. >> and the other thing is, in it starts to prevent republicans from being able to move their jaebd agenda agenda, that's why they're willing to work with trump, a little bit of fear of their base, also they want to do tax reform. they have a president -- >> it was obamacare. >> exactly. they're trying to keep their heads down and do their work and hope everything down the road at 1600 pennsylvania turns out okay. >> yeah. >> we're now getting to the point where this is kind of blowing up into something that may go past them being able to stand in frosnt of a camera and say i don't comment on donald trump's tweets if that makes sense. >> kasie hunt, jeremy peters, kelly o'donnell at the white house. thanks to all of you. really appreciate it. >>> getting new pictures in of benjamin netanyahu, israeli prime minister, breaking the white house. breaking news of andy puzder

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a steady drip of acted, we're seeing things happen on jobs, things happen on immigration. we'll see things as we have been promised on taxes, i think that people see a slow drip of activity that is going to benefit them that is going to be more important than this big, let's have something 2000 pages tomorrow, that does not make sense to the american people. charles: all right. thank you all very much. >> next, israeli prime minister goes to the white house and invokes the deal, we'll tell but it, we'll be right back. made it through many market swings. sure we could travel, take it easy... but we've never been the type to just sit back... not when we've got so much more to give when you have the right financial advisor, life can be brilliant. ameriprise .. charles: it's no secret relations between the u.s. and israel have been strained. but earlier today both president trump and prime minister netanyahu voice of confidence our alliance will grow stronger. >> one of the worst deals i have ever seen is the iran deal. >> i think we can reverse the tide of rising jihadist isl

, drip, drip and there was the sale of the brazilian business, while it brought in valuable revenue,mers deposits we re loans were lower. customers deposits were lower and assets lower. the quality remains unpredictable and the one off charges aren‘t turning out to be one off. companies which have been doing well, bhb bilton and anglo—american. is that down to commod freut prices or is the businesses doing well? they have worked hard to cut costs and cut expenditure and to reduce debt which means the businesses are less risky, but yes, they have enjoyed the benefit from a tailwind in the form of higher commodity prices. bhb bilton, it was a straightforward, like rio tinto, debt down, costs down, profit up, dividend up, it was a simple story, the shares responded to that favourably, but dribbled off a little bit afterwards. there are issues to address at bhb. there is a chilean miners‘ strike, it is negotiating with the brazilian authorities with a settlement over a dam failure in 2015 in brazil and the boss did mention the word, "protectionism." he will be looking at president trump‘

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