in this case, erica has traveled to texas to surprise her the holidays were a tough time, mom had a bitprise her family. >> she has some flowers with her. they spot her. clean up in aisle three for some tears right here. obviously she's glad to see her daughter, but that wasn't the only surprise. it was also grandpa's 75th birthday, as well. she spun yarn of, well, i can't be there. i'm so sorry. and in this case, she's facetiming from new york. >> he's well democrated. >> just behind him, the other person on that call sneaks up and comes around next to her. it's only when she flips the camera and she sees himself on his screen that stuff suddenly comes together. >> that's great. >> goes in for a big hug, as well. it was a we go orchestrated surprise. >> bee, its was her birthday, her 100 >> ahh. >> everybody is there stinging in front of her, singing the beatles, let it be. >> and you can see her fighting back the tears. >> imagine the first time she heard that song. now she's creating new ones. >> that's all for this episode. plenty more at rightthisminute.com. connect with us while y

many different programs as erika run at the same time i like to think of it as one ok but it's many erica has her basic core program we call it which means consciousness in japanese and that manages all of her memory and her perception as well as her motor control and things like matching you know lip movements to her speech and things like that we have another program which allows us to script out complex hierarchical flows of sort of social interaction behaviors so kind of like flow charts that kind of tell are ok in this situation this is what you need to do then she has others programs that do perception so looking at the skeleton you know the shapes of people in the room figuring out who is where who's looking at or who's talking and fusing that data together. but in the end i think of it as just one program really erika's hardware allows her to hear and see she can track objects around the room she uses a common videogame sensor the x. box connect inside those flower pots or her ears project group leader to cause she explains how it all works so right now erika knows that there are peop

malawi have left thirty people dead and almost a quarter million without shelter president often with erica has declared a state of disaster in the region welcome web reports from an evacuation center in southern minnawi. it was the middle of the night when agnes seizing says she woke to find flood water rising through her home. she ran now she and her five children have at this evacuation center in southern malawi one by one and there was another one well that did the floods have destroyed our crops in the fields we don't have anything to harvest even all our clothes and belongings are gone we've had to come here with nothing our homes have been destroyed. she wasn't more tell similar stories hundreds have been injured dozens of died. survivors have no choice but to come to centers like this and wait for help and most of the people here are subsistence farmers they don't own much and they carried with them whatever they could this used farm warehouse will be their shelter for tonight for a bed to sleep on not much more than this. this is what happened to their homes and their farms after four

>>and her violence did not stop their reporter erica williams has more.>with a car bumper in hand and some bad intentions. this suspect is caught on cell phone video unleashing her fury on the vehicle and its owner. >>police arrive on scene near 16th and capital but that doesn't stop the woman from throwing punches and attacking the man because in the us as now i just crashed into a house on to say some muggy and brandi williams says the man in the video is her husband, nicholas who allegedly may have a baby with the top 5 year-old woman who's been harassing her family, this is the 4th damaged vehicle, she's been on her my windows. so there are a lot more cars and now this is the funniest today police say she threatened him with a brick and witnesses say the suspect followed williams's has been ramming his vehicle until it wrecked their plans of the toy the raiders bus it is leaking oil williams wanted to address the issue after video of the confrontation spread on social media through restraining orders the 3 to 3 times a restraining order. >>this is not

but her lawyer tonight who's name is nancy erica smith, has put out a statement calling for fox to lift that nda and let her speak about this so the truth can come out and i'd love for fox to thrift nda and we can see. >> this is a woman who is at the center of this explosive story you've reported, the idea it was killed to politically benefit the president who is essentially helping a cover up which is a it crime.and her lawyer saying in of the false and defamatory statements being made, dianna falzone asked to be released from her nda in regards to donald trump paying hush money to stormy daniels because the public has a right to hear the truth. final question here. dpr do you think shine leaving changes anything about the fundamentally bizarre co dependent relationship between this white house and fox that you document in your story? >> you can know, i don't really thing so. because the relationship go so deep, all the way up to rupert murdox who talks frequent the president and the president's son. and hannity who's told colleagues he speaks to the president after his shows in the e

but her lawyer tonight, whose name is nancy erica smith, has put out a statement calling for fox to liftt nda and let her speak about this so the truth can come out. i'd love for them to lift the nda. that would be great, and we can see. >> i would like to read that statement because it's remarkable. this is a woman who is at the center of this. this explosive story that you a have reported. it was killed to benefit the president. that cover-up also happened because of the hush-money, which is is a federal crime as pleaded to by michael cohen, and the person at the center of it covered by a nda because of a settlement with fox news, her saying in light of the false and defamatory statements made by fox news, ken la court, howard kurts, the reporter who you report found the stormy daniels story and had it quashed asked fox news and specifically rupert murdoch to release her from the nondisclosure agreement on the topic of her reporting on stormy daniels. we will wait to hear from that. final question here. do you think that shine leaving changes anything about the fundamentally bizarre co

states russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov i have to say has been very critical and has in fact accused them. erica of destabilizing world security lover of has expressed his dippers concerns frustration and theories over the current situation in the field of nonproliferation of weapons and global arms control emphasizing that africa is designed to destroy global basic agreements that prove to be doing their job well in guaranteeing world security and protecting international peace are rising and this is a very dangerous tendency a lover of has particularly referred to america's recent we draw from the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty known as the i am after treaty signed between moscow and washington back in one thousand nine hundred eighty seven warning that the recent developments may turn threats of nuclear warhead into a groom reality let's take a listen now. because. what we are now hearing is talk of the possibility of unleashing a limited nuclear war for russia and i hope all the other countries represented here such a prospect is unacceptable however such a scenario could become a

>> erica, as the snow has come to an end, the nig of course has come to an end as well. but there's crews out spreading salt to make sure what is wet on the roads doesn't freeze. >> a little rain, a little sleet, a little snow. >> it's aut time for this to be over. >> but not before march comes in like a. li >> a few years ago we had snow in april. >> fingers crossed that's n c the this year. >> it's been pretty cold this season so i'm not too surised by it. >> but a the salt yard, 300 tons of salt has now amounted to this as parts of maryland continues to deal with snow. >> we're hoping it's cancelled but my husband is iisting he has to go to work. >> it is 17 days away. a simple reminder, winter isn't over until mother nature says so. >> and theemperatures hovering right around 33 degrees right now. it is expecd to drop making anything untreated on the roads likely to freeze. erica. >> all right, nicole jacobs live for us tonight. thank you. ouag team cov continues with news 4's darcy spencer who is in tyson. so i guess you could say the rain is probably the betterf op

and monitored an associate professor at george mason university guadalupe kerr erica berra feels the monarch doctrine has no place in the modern world. there about a lady in the fundamental. but the foundations of democracy and that without concern to negotiation by the international community when they are talking about here is america for the americans going back to the money. no interference from any other stand and that the blocks that they create this is very problematic because they can really live because of the fact that we're going to see there are no other option and military intervention and today we're talking about a multi-polar world and i don't really know what would i mean what would that mean even if america can be only for americans when you're talking about a world that's more globalized when other countries also have interests in the americas economic interests very important economic interests. that are global news update for this hour but don't forget you can always had to our website r.t. dot com for details on all those stories and much more. seems wrong. but. just don't call. any

erica. senator elizabeth warren has already released several policy proposals this year as she is building outsidential campaign. last night, we saw her take questions on a broad range of national issues. she clearly tried to set herself apart in a growing democratic field. >> my view is that every vote matters. and that means get rid of the electoral college. >> reporter: senator elizabeth warren calling for the elimination of the electoral college, haunting prolonged applause from democratic voters in jackson, mississippi. >> everybody. >> reporter: warren citing hillary clinton's loss in 2016 despite winning the popular vote with nearly 3 million more votes than president trump. describing the electoral college as a means of disenfranchising voters and states. >> come a general election presidential candidates don't come to places like mississippi. they come to places like california and massachusetts, right? because we're not the battleground states. >> reporter: warren becoming the first senate to study reparations for americans desce descend ants of slaves. >> i believe it's time to star

>> this is remarkable, erica for someone who has been charged with a serious felonies. counts of aggravated sexual abuse that have been filed by the chicago district attorney against r. kelly. these charges carry with them the potential for 70 years in prison and for him to be on television without his attorneys making statements that can be used in the trial that will go forward against him is pretty unusual, not something we often see and definitely not for 80 minutes which is what we told this interview went on for. >> you talk about his words and how they could potentially be used. he was -- part of the questioning there about, is he an older man that likes younger women? he said he doesn't look at age, he just looks at whether they are in his words, legal. that would stick out to prosecutors? >> that's one statement, erica, and lots of other statements that could potentially be damaging to him. we know in a court of law he's not required to take the witness stand. he can pursue his defense without ever testifying, but his words, his statements made out of court in

honoring them but the president so far has not invited the last two wnba championship teams to attend any event at the white house. now why is this hitting such a nerve, ericaof course, is because of the president's history of comments about women. during the campaign and before then, we know the president has made several derogatory comments about women. there's the "access hollywood" remarks, of course, that everybody remembers and so obviously all of that is really bringing to the surface the question of why the president despite hosting these men's basketball teams and nfl teams, nhl teams, all of these men's championship teams have attended the white house, have been honored and the president seems to enjoy the celebration, but so far as we're pointing out here, no women championship teams have attended the white house for solo visit to be honored by the president. >> jeremy diamond with the latest on that for us. thank you. >>> so this, of course, raises the question, is gender playing a role here? let's ask our next question sheryl reed, the coach of the fourtime wnba championships, the minnesota lynx. so first of all, when your team won, did you rec

investigation and i have a lot of respects the midst of a lot isn't best occasion has demonstrated there was no longer erica told the american public told the world that it was so they need to be investigated and they need to be shamed to have been live we're going to do our best on this program and moving forward to do exactly that exam v.a. you know it's really interesting how europe mirrored the u.s. during this this which i think it's appropriate term witchhunt but it's it's spoiled it will made it even worse the type of relationship that europe has with with russia for example i mean a trump haranguing of merkel over energy policy here it's because russia meddled in the election you know you know they they they are the mortal threat here it actually you know supersedes you know common state to state reactions here because you've created this bookie man that you know you can't negotiate with i mean i don't. see how you move back the needle even though the report says there is nothing there yes of course i told him the. elite are the problem with the open union and actually is the same problem with the e

what is clear to me, erica, is that while president trump has discounted the analysis from his intelligenceng-un is relying on a profile of president trump that he's using to inform his team's talking points. the press conference late last night by the north koreans played to trump's vanity. it mentioned political forces here in the united states and it tried to sideline president trump from his own team. it's clear that kim jong-un has studied donald trump as a negotiator and president and that is likely what's driving this public threat and this public display of disaffection in this case. >> we have a lot to get to today. it's a lightning round, which i know you two understand. april, as we look at what is happening in new zealand, the aftermath of these horrific attacks, 49 people killed as we know. dozens in the hospital at this hour, the president offered his sympathies in a tweet, the white house put out a statement. the president stopped short of condemning this as a terror attack despite the fact that mercedes schlapp said he did, what are the chances you think that we will hear fr

. >> reporter: erica, a lawyer working with the family, says the government has an obligation to reunite them, citing a federal judge's order last july. >> the government has stated they are making efforts to reunify these families and we are here to make sure that the government complies with their obligations. >> reporter: tonight border patrol officials on site tell us they are at capacity and the parents will have to wait. elmer gomez and the others vow to stay as long as it takes. peter. >> thank you very much. >>> new developments tonight in the fatal shooting of an unarmed black man in california last year. prosecutors announced that two sacramento police officers will not face charges, saying they did not break any laws when they shot stephon clark in his grandparents' backyard. clark was running way from police when they shot him saying they thought he was pointing a gun at them. the killing, you may remember, sparked nationwide protests. >>> now to a shootout outside an elementary school near kansas city. police exchanged gunfire with a suspect yesterday at a home across the st

his has been called the mastermind of this operation. news 4's ericaaleour report. [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: tearful stories of people claiming to he been taken. now a months-long investigation by telemundo 44 tave blown lid off an alleged travel scam. berto personally sat down with 25 people, all of whom say they gave money to a woman named ana maria, owner of azteka travel. she wasoo supposed toairline tickets to el salvador, instead they say they gave their hard-earned money and got nothing in return. she's been arrested in prince george's county andrg c with theft. aguilar is no stranger to the law. fact, just two years a she pleaded guilty to the samege char in the same county. then more than 35 people said they were scammed by lucero travel. aguilar was ordered to pay $30,000 in restitution and sentenced to five years' probation. erica gonzalez, news. now under this new charge, aguilar is expected to be int court n month. we'll be following details as they emerge. >>> new tonight. iwest virginia state trooper is facing charges. he's been

on the anticipation as we all wait for word that mueller report has been handed off to the attorney general. >> reporter: good morning, erica. right. over at the white house everyone is on edge, on alert for what this report will say. a campaign source tells us they are beginning to feel optimistic and pretty good about this report saying it will clear the deck for them. this has been looming over the administration the past two years. another source tells us they're optimistic that the report will not allege the president engaged in any criminal wrongdoing. one thing that we don't know is what the report is going to say, but we do know what happens once the report is finalized. so what happens is that robert mueller's team will give the report to the attorney general, bill barr. barr will notify the house and senate judiciary committees that the report is in. he will also tell them if there was any instance where the attorney general's office had overruled special counsel robert mueller on any decision-making during this two-year investigation. now, at this point bill barr had said during his confirmation hearing he would

>> i do think, erica, from a messaging perspective when the chief of staff has to do that that's not the place where you want to be. but there's a recognition at the staff level that the president's tweets and messaging are going to drive a certain amount of criticism. and by contrast we'll see today former president george w. bush in dallas hosting a naturalization ceremony for i think about 51 newly minted u.s. citizens. he's going to talk about the importance of immigration and u.s. culture. so for president trump he doesn't -- part of this, i think, is also him not -- not wanting to be -- not thinking that it is his role to be either police ma policeman for the world or spokesman for the world on these unifying messages. i think if this were happening god forbid in the united states we might see a lot more vocal pushback from republicans, but i think it's something that republicans as well as democrats are uncomfortable with, which is part of why you see the messaging from the white house trying to say the criticism's undue, that's not what he's really doing. >> reading the tweet

we have managed to hear that erica olson, one of the two students who had initially been named in that lawsuit has now dropped out of that lawsuit. we are expecting other napes to be filled in there. we heard from stanford university who responded that, quote, they are aware of this suit and, quote, it is under review tip point. live here on the stanford it campus in palo alto, christien kafton, ktvu fox 2 news. >> thanks. >>> u.s.c. is banning applicants related to the company of rick singer. here in the bay area, two businessmen are facing charges and leeing their management positions. bill mclaughlin is leaving his position while manuel henriques is leaving his position. not only does my child have the advantage of my vast wealth and power, but, now, i'm going to cheat the system to give them additional benefit. that's something that people are going to find unforgivable. people will be looking for real punishment there. lori loughlin has posted a $500,000 bond. while she can fly to vancouver, she will have to surrender her passport in december. >>> the republican-run senate has just rejected p

information than he has, about any other of the other trump associates or interactions with the president himself. so, i think that's one thing to keep in mind as we head towards trial. >> ericang here. thank you. >> thank you. >>> u.s.-backed forces say the last isis stronghold has fallen. marking the last stronghold on the land there in syria. we'll have a full report, next. you might take something for your heart... or joints. but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. you wouldn't accept from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. flonase. my mom washes the dishes... ...before she puts them in the dishwasher. so what does the dishwasher do? cascade platinum does the work for you, prewashing and removing stuck-on foods, the first time. wow, that's clean! cascade platinum. so, you're open all day, that's what 24/7 means, sugar. kind

has made us closer. we were all friends before, but it's made us closer. >> oh my gosh, erica, this is such an incrediblee doctors at that hospital figured out what's causing these pregnancies? >> reporter: well, they tell us, the nurses tell us that they've confirmed it's not something in the water, just to be clear. but i do want you to know we took every precaution and so none of us drank the water yesterday because i'm done. i don't know about you, but i'm done. i should point out too, one of the nurses we spoke with just finished her shift behind me about 45 minutes ago. there are 80 of these nurses in the unit in total, 10% are expecting, tle they work 12 hour shifts, two to three hours a day, which some of the moms will tell you is perfect training for those late night feedings and sleepless nights. >> wonderful news for all of them. i'm thrilled to hear from you an explanation about what all this means. >> i think i have an idea that i'll try to explain to you, but. >> erica, great to see you. >> reporter: talk about it on a break, alisyn. >> great story, erica. thank you. >>> now to the special

and you know, you asked erica a very good question then, about the state charges, whether it is any less serious than what mueller has done and i have to tell you that jail is jail, and whether the bars in front of you are funded by taxpayers of the state level or federal level, jail is jail and this family is facing serious legal jeopardy with investigation on top of investigation. so bottom line here, i don't think there should be champagne corks popping down 1600 pennsylvania everybody. i think there are all of these other investigators doing this work. had is how i liken to, it is like putting out the fire in your kitchen only to remember you have a termite problem. it is good to have it out of the way, but they are not out of the woods yet when it comes to people looking into their lives. >> josh, is there a feeling even if the mueller probe is complete, that the expansion of these other cases could actually deepen or even widen? >> they could. because if you remember, robert mueller's mandate was very limited. and in the sense that it was two prongs, the first being trying to determine whether there was collusi

. >> reporter: erica pinero, a lawyer working with the family, says the government has an obligationreunite them, citing a federal judge's order last july. >> the government has affirmatively stated that they're making efforts to reunify these families, and we're here to make sure that the government complies with their obligations. >> reporter: border patrol officials on site tell us they are at capacity and the parents will have to wait. elmer gomez and the others vow to stay as long as it takes. >> that was mariana atencio there. no power is stronger than a parent's love. we wish them luck. >>> we're just getting started. at the top of the hour, we go to msnbc's "up with david gura," but you can tell us now since you have 17 minutes until you really get going. >> thank you, alex. last week was difficult for the president, between the failed summit, the second summit in hanoi and michael cohen's three days of testimony on capitol hill, especially that open hearing on wednesday. we're going to get some brand-new polling data this morning, a survey that was conducted while all of tha

and everybody i've talked to in this traumatized city of christchurch has also expressed support for these dramatic new measures. erica, john. >> all right. ivan watson for us in new zealand. again, there is wide, broad-base support for this action there which is different than the united states. i want to bring in amy stoddard, david gregory. david, there are many differences between new zealand and the united states, 4.5 million people versus 350 million people. the united states has a second amendment where gun rights and ownership sei ownership is enshrined in the founding papers of this country. yet the contrast there is extraordinary. six days to take some broad-based action that receives wide support. where in the united states despite the fact that we have a plague of mass shootings and the commonality of the weapons that are used, there has been very little action. >> yeah. and it's striking because the polarization in our country, particularly around the gun action in our country where we have call for safety measures that congress has never been able to pull off or a president has been able to get past make

presents a different challenge how many different programs as erica run at the same time i like to think of it as one ok but it's many erika has her basic core program we call it which means consciousness in japanese and that manages all of her memory and her perception as well as her motor control and things like matching you know lip movements to her speech and things like that we have another program which allows us to script out complex hierarchical flows of sort of social interaction behaviors so kind of like flow charts that kind of tell are ok in this situation this is what you need to do then she has others programs that do perception so looking at the skeleton you know the shapes of people in the room figuring out who is where who's looking at or who's talking and fusing that data together. but in the end i think of it as just one program really erika's hardware allows her to hear and see she can track objects around the room she uses a common videogame sensor the x. box connect. inside those flower pots are her ears project group leader to cause she explained how it all works so right now erika knows that there are p

has not changed. this by the way, steven and erica over 612,000 miles.ou're haecing their head. >> it's just amazing how -- how much that relationship between these two countries affects the politics of both countries. yahoo!. neton this invest station almost certainly timed in order to give a boost to the 'em battles prime minister. and yet here at home -- as we speak. which is unone of the reasons. look, the -- the -- difficulty i guess for democrats trying to explain their handling of some of the comments of some of their pressuremen members. the house majority leader from maryland having to come out today and clarify some comments he mad yesterday. he said, hey, america -- the freshmen democrats are defined by just more than the three members. they're talking about the three freshmen, superstars like o cass you cortet. he said we're defined by more than that. and then had to issue a statement today saying that he didn't mean to minute that we value owl of them because of his comments and i think rightly so. were interested him as saying they don't re

responses from a large number of people, one entity that has been hesitant to respond to multiple congressional requests, the trump organization. erica. >> kara, thank you. joining us know, ellie hogin, former prosecutor and cnn legal analyst. as we look at this, the development that hope hicks is going to cooperate, that is big given what kara just laid out of the noncooperation has received from the mous white house and even the trump organization. what do you think is most interesting in terms of what hope hicks may give them? >> she's sort of perfectly situated to be a devastating witness against the president and those around him, particularly on the obstruction of justice inquiry. she was inner inner circle. she was inside the room when some of these key decisions were made. as a prosecutor, that is the best kind of cooperating witness. someone who can take you into the inner sank where the decisions were made. i'm looking at two things. number one, after that trump tower meeting in june of 2016 where kushner and jump junior met with russians to try to get dirt on hillary clinton, hope hicks was responsible for putting together

he spent three years working on erika a lot of my research has been into how do we create the software how do we create the mind of a robot erica was designed to be the world's most advanced most autonomous android and that was really the goal with creating her a lot of other androids have been developed for cooperation or studying you know remote presence and things like that but really the focus with erica is to have her be fully autonomous being able to talk to anybody in that sense i think she's one of the more advanced robots in the world hi there how can i help you today but i want to go on vacation. welcome to the high tech world of advanced robotics today erika's programmers are running a demonstration their goal is to find ways to make erica act more human even more than her appearance is suggest i was created to be the world's most advanced and most beautiful fully autonomous android malcolm during is one of erika's programmers so what type of social interactions can you teach these robots to do what scenarios would i imagine encountering a robot like this in so this type of robot. would be really useful as a receptio

erica, back to you. >> thank you. >>> a neighborhood dispute southeast d.c. turns deadly. the man shot and killed a prominent pakistane philosopher, friends and family overcome with grief. derrick ward has reaction'srom the victife and the emotional pain being felt thousands of miles away. >> reporter: there's was a love to envy. >> i would say to him that you know, i would much rather pass away before you. and he would say no, i cthldn't bear. so i think i'm going to go before you. >> reporter: their relationshi was much deeper than conversations about their passing. >> we sharedhi ever. >> the third floor condo they shared on we'd road in southeast was their oasis of books and friends and the community that welcomed them close to her job in d.c. >> il selected it. >> he was a well-known professor of philosophy though a teaching post eluded him. his doog from a college in bulgaria wasn't recognized. a former student says that was a same. >> some of his students back home in pakistan are very like very -- they're activists. they are teachers. so he produced peop. >> friday morning just steps from his home, jawid was gunned down. police arrested hillman jordan anded cha him with first de

marin academy has issued a statement saying there is no indication o ( james ) two legal and highly stanford university college admissions bribery scandals. erica colleges, saying they were denied a fair opportunity to get into the schools. federal prosecutors say 50 people took part in a scheme that involved either cheating on tests or bribing college coaches. of those 50 people, 13 are bay area parents. ( darya ) the arrest of an undocumented immigrant accused in the murder of a san jose woman has sparked a new debate on whether or not local law enforcement should cooperate with federal authorities. carlos carranza was arrested in connection with the murder of 59 year old bambi larson of san jose. ice says they arrested carranza nine times in the past ... but he was released because of local sanctuary policies. those same policies are meant to protect undocumented immigrants who are ánotá considered a threat to the public. we talked to a santa clara county council member who says it's a local policy issue.

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has put forward. so he is joining the ranks of other democrats who are really pushing these issues to the top of the agenda, erica interesting to see if anybody else joins them as well. both he and corey booker. we're also seeing from the president, from republicans, there's a lot of focus on socialism. it's being in my ways though this bmay be missing the mark and even missing a generation. explain that for us. >> what he was writing ability is the interesting divide between the older generation and younger generations. he talks about how the younger generation has embraced a softer version of socialism. i think it has been a really interesting and possibly effective technique by president trump to kind of call in out and call out oac all of the time. traveling on the campaign trail i have talked to more democratic voters that feel it has gone too far to the left on some of the issues. you know, aoc's careen new deal. the more that trump hits this socialist agenda the more he could work his way back in with some of those independents that might stick with him if they think democrats are going too far left. >> an

so the government thinks it has national consensus in the wake of the terrible atrocity that was committed just six days ago here in christchurch. john, erica? >> ivan watson for us. we know new zealand is different from the united states. 4.5 million people, 350 million people here. the second amendment in the united states. all we are noting is it took six days to do something, reach consensus. that's been unable to even come close to in the united states. >>> president trump insisted that he wants the american people to see the mueller report. >> would you be willing to speak under oath to give your version of this? >> 100%. >> are you going to talk to mueller? >> i'm looking forward to it actually. >> to reach a higher standard you would do it under oath? >> i would do it under oath. >> mr. president would you still like to testify to special counsel mueller? >> i would love to speak. i would love to go. nothing i would love more. >> what we just played for you obviously was the history of what the president claimed he would be willing to do in the robert mueller investigation. he claimed he would be willing to testify before robert mue

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has been the president's approach. it resonates with many people. >> this is "new day" with allison camerato. >> good morning, welcome to your "new day." it is wednesday, march 20th. allison is off, ericait is spring. >> i'm like a daffodil sitting neekt to you. happy spring. >> like a daffodil. we begin with a white house apparent, no cooperation strategy. the chair of the oversight committee says he has not received a single piece of paper from the white house despite dozens of document requests. you get nothing seems to be the white house strategy, sources tell cnn that the white house expects to see the mueller report before congress, perhaps with a plan to scrub it down with executive privilege. so they may get a lot less than they want in that process as well and this is all in focus, because the special counsel dropped a huge clue, a bomb if you will. they say they face impressive work this week. so could that press be the actual report? if it is, there are science we may never get to see it. >>> new this morning, another prominent republican ready to prominently call out president trump after he again attacked the late senator john mccain saying he never was and never will be a