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. >> one of the steward esses was running down the i'aisle, screaming "put your belts on, put your beltsn." >> reporter: it happened just a half hour into a flight from perth australia to bali, the crew making an emergency descent, dropping 34,000 feet to 10,000 feet in minutes. passengering sharing those horrifying moments and videos with australia channel 9. many say they thought they were going to die. >> i picked up my phone and sent a text message to my family, just hoping they would get it. >> reporter: chris jeanes who was reportedly planning to propose to his girlfriend in bali, instead grabbing an oxygen mask and proposing right there. those passengers making it safely to berth. the airline apologizing, calling it a technical issue. the incident is under investigation, and david, what makes this so scary is passengers say they could see how panics the crew was. david? >> adrienne, thank you. >>> when we come back tonight, the urgent manhunt for those two escaped prisoners, and the outrage here in new york city. the fiery car crash. the driver accused of hafling a cab while leavi

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us, sean vitka, demand his ess to talk about group's efforts to limit surveillance under the surveillance act. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7 tuesday morning, join the discussion. >> attorney general jeff sessions testifies wednesday at hearing of the senate judiciary committee, live beginning at 10 a.m. eastern here on c-span. you can also watch online at c-span.org, or listen on the radio app. >> earlier today, president trump and senate majority leader held a press l conference in the white house rose garden, answered questions reform, health care, the opioid crisis and u.s. soldiers in niger.illed this is 40 minutes. pres. trump: we just spent quite of time inside with the senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell, who has been a friend of mine for a long time, long politics. world of early into his world of politics, i think, but we've time.riends for a long we are probably now despite what think, probably now i at least as far as i'm concerned, closer than ever before and the relationship is good. we're fighting for the same thing, we're fighting for lower ta

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is that therement were bases for puerto rico -- ,esse jackson and al sharpton those people demonstratedo have them removed. if they were still there, they would be helping out. also, i feel that they voted against statehood. they do not want to be part of america. about what has happened to them but i feel that jesse jackson should go and try to help them since they did everything they could to remove the bases. host: thank you for the call. next we go to glenn. caller: good morning. first of all. it has been nine days since trump did anything for puerto rico. was 10 nfl players that was protesting until president things.nt his nose into and now he has every team in the .ountry protesting as far as puerto rico goes, give them the help they need and help this mayor. that is it. thank you. "looking up the roads, you need helicopters. you can't do anything if they look like that." we share comments yesterday morning and this is from early yesterday morning. the following about the mayor of san juan. the situation in puerto rico. "the mayor of san juan was complementary a few weeks ago but

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employers,ess, the they should want to know about something that happened five years ago. not in terms of the legal liability, in terms of the economic smartness of trying to stop it. surveys show that the impact on your workforce's health and productivity is huge -- millions of dollars. employers have to realize that even if they do not have a daily ship complaints, they need to remember that 70% of people are not even complaining. if they want to know what is going on in their workplace, they have to do an anonymous survey of their employees. they have to send out an -- send out a survey that says not have you experienced sexual harassment. they have to send a survey that and say or 12 behaviors have you experienced any of these behaviors? academics have figured out these surveys. that would let an employer know what is happening and can you imagine the impact on a workforce if they get a survey anonymously, please fill out whether this has happened to you because the leadership of this company cares about making it not happen. the employer will get information and the e

you can better see the "uss ess essex" behind me.that kicks off at 11:00 when the first ship sails under the golden gate bridge and continues along the waterfront. the parade will last about an hour. then the air show will begin with the headliners the blue angels roaring and soaring in the skies above. they will take off from the oakland airport and defy gravity and perform heart-stopping precision maneuvers this year the bay area including fremont - native navy lieutenant damon cruz. >> to be part of this team, i'm taking great pride in that. >> reporter: police anticipate big crowds this weekend and they are stepping up deployment. there are no known threats to the city or fleet week but they are reminding everyone if you see something, say something. and if you can't watch the air show in person today, we have got you covered. we are live streaming the show from noon until 4:00 on both our website and app. live in san francisco, tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >> tiffany, thank you. you can also find a complete schedule of events on

i tend to be a judge who finds clarity more readily than some of my colleagues, perhaps little ess readily than a couple. approaching a 65-35 or 60-40 rule. if it is 60-40, it is cleerks not ambiguous. don't resorts to canons. a 90-10 rule in certain cases. only if the proper interpretation is at least 90-10 clear will they call it clear. otherwise ambiguous canons kick in. who is right in that debate? who knows? no case or canon of interpretation says that a 60-40 approach o or a 90-so approach or a 65-45 approach. we still have to figure out whether the text this question surmounts that and that in itself is a difficult task. so the simple but very troubling truth is that no definitive guide exists for determining whether statutory lang weather channel is clear or ambiguous. the supreme court itself admitted there is no test for recognizing plain or unambiguous language. a professor has elaborated on this point arguing there are no rules or clear agreements among judges on how to decide whether a text is ambiguous. no theory helps. it is simply a judgment about the clarity of the english

my guest will be senator chris murphy and ron johnson, and you know two of the panel ess.t's it for the leed. i'm jake tapper. turning you over to wolf blitzer in "the situation room." have a great weekend. >>> happening now, breaking news, rigged to explode. cnn has learned that investigators now believe the las vegas gunman rigged his car to explode. the vehicle contained 90 pounds of explosives. almost twice the amount earlier revealed. along with suitcases packed with ammunition. >>> decision killing plan. source says the killer tried to buy tracer bullets weeks before the massacre but failed to obtain those rounds that would have helped him zero in on his targets. and what's behind the numbers scribbled on a note pad in his hotel sniper's nest. wait and see, president trump won't say what he meant when he warned of a calm before the storm during a

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saying is what you're nlrb's trumps the concerted activities statement that somehow,ess, it stops at the courtroom door, so does your colleague. do thatknow how you when at least one of these agreements if not all three have confidentiality agreements that prohibit the employers from employers, from combining with other employers. does that and it stops them from going to the courtroom door, is that an unfair labor act? >> so justice there's a lot there and let me see if i can unpack a handful of things. court-dozen times this has faced a claim that some other federal statute overroad the faa. >> only when it's been a fight between before that statute and provided of action it overrode the faa. making ofre as to the a contract, which is like a commonaw defense, a state law defense like broader duress, except it's federal law can't do this. >> justice with all respect this court has always said is there a clear congressional command in the other statute? the faa is clear that these enforced. ought to be >> it's clear in saying that concerted activity cannot be interfered with. >> but

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and less ess the real reason was just a come to the u.s.and disappear into the woodwork, cheaper than paying a coyote. i think the amendment is pragmatic. it solves the problem, unlike the underlying bill. i would just like to note that the provisions in the underlying bill are completely unworkable. if you are here undocumented and you have children, grandchildren , you are not going to step , ditch your family, and go to another country you might not of been to for a couple of decades with the chance you might get a temporary visa. you are going to stay undocumented. this bill we are marking up does nothing about that. it is really a very distressing circumstance that we would be the kind oft serfdom being imposed by the underlying bill, and i thank the gentleman for a -- from illinois a rationalng alternative for our consideration. i yield back. >> i also want to commend my colleague from illinois for his work on putting together this bill and for offering it as an amendment. be great to have a hearing on the bill before us so we could t

reluck thanks of international inspectors today to military ess bases means that we don't know engaged xtent iran is in the complex. but more easily hidden work of nuclear war head. majorities hy clear on this committee and in the ouse opposed the nuclear deal, ltimately, however, the obama administration ran it through anyway. and as a result, roughly 100 over to iran.nded much of this is now in the hands iranian revolutionary guard core. amount of leverage lost. the deal is, i believe we must now work with the deal allies to make sure - nforcements possible nuclear sites and address the hortcoming as our allies have recognized. this committee will do its part omorrow by marking up the ballistic missiles and international sanctions act.cement we must also respond to iran's destabilize the region. this includes using our allies europe to designate hezbollah in its entirety as a terrorist providing the d administration with additional iranian go after this proxy. as we voted to do this last week committee. finally, we should be supporting want a ian people who better life, who want more

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know,rt, as most people the obama team was in favor of coal,ess cold, -- cold -- let's eventually getwables. the trump administration is the exact up a set. and want to shore up coal crowd out any further investment in renewables. alix: are usually -- are utilities or power plants really going to go back to coal? are we talking about the margins? kit: nobody is going to build any new coal plants. i would bet on that, strongly. what would happen is if a coal shuts -- coal plant shuts down, it is never coming back. if it stays there with financial if gas prices went up, they would burn more coal. there is some sense where there is more to focus on the end consumer and how much power prices are going to cost, including industrial users was co2he great good control and renewables. konolige, thank you very much. david: people think the president can just say no more regulation. it will take years through the courts to get this resolved. alix: he did take the twitter and was talking about health care. he said since congress cannot get its act together, he said i will be using the power of t

england,ess area in they have a body that will look into complaints and enforce it.at on the bones than a policy? sarah: not so far. facebook has been very proactive about their communication. companies like google have been more behind the scenes. twitter came and gave closed-door testimony, which mark warner said was fully insufficient to show they were on top of things. the companies have kind of taken their own tack. several of them say they are going to need to work together on whatever the future of this looks like, whether that is legislation or simply sharing notes on what is going on in their platforms to stop these foreign actors from influencing future elections. david: there's a sense of time wasting. this issue has been kicking around. congress is going to get inpatient at some point. sarah frier, thank you for joining us. still with us is tom lee. let me ask you a broader question about tech and regulation. some of these tech giants have gotten awfully big. regulation,titrust, is there a sense this will constrain the growth of these businesses that have

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i know it is so devastating and people are wondering should they ess apply to graduate programs tsdz anymore? sort of being at a loss for hope and uncertainty that is pervasive among me and the community i know. it has been absolutely devastating. we don't know what is going to happen. we are really looking toward congress to find a solution. >> thank you. as you have heard from a number of senators on both sides of the aisle we hope we will be able to find a way toward a resolution that undresses unsettled issues that gives certainty to you and other dreamers. it is my hope we will embrace the moment sooner rather than later and move forward and give predictability to those who have contributed in our future. >> we will be done in about two minutes. i want to thank, of course, all the witnesses because this has been a very important hearing and especially you folks who are what we call the non-government panel. you traveled here for your own expense. the committee appreciates the testimony from all witnesses and your thoughts are critical as we considered a pathway forward on daca.

they are producing more and more original programming and relying .ess on traditional hollywood theyissue may be tilting the other way so netflix is staking on original programming and they believe that drives subscriber growth and cash revenue to pay for these incredibly programming -- incredible program obligations. they are raising their prices in the u.s. has that been fully appreciated by the market? i think the company this time around has done a better job of signaling to it survivor based that as they invest more they will raise prices on a relatively small basis. there is a lot of other services in the markup whether it is a hulu or amazon prime and some of the disney products, that are at price points that are pretty compelling. david: how much are they amortizing? paul: the number, it is kind of off-balance-sheet. these are commitments they have committed to but the programming has not been committed to, $7 billion. they are amortizing $7 billion a year. alix: over how many years? paul: this is over many years. david: sooner or later they have to express that in their inco

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now in terms of again, the laws, the ess gets to write immigration laws, so there is constitution aboute're about to do n. your point about people fleeing war that is true, we need to continue to take in more in gees, but have countries south america, essentially you have government has collapsed, it is quite dangerous, people fleeing for their lives and you have similar situations people coming from south are also here they fleeing for their lives. the 33rd lieu serves strict and member of the talking committee about immigration. thank you for your time. half-hour, the last we want your thoughts on what has been going on in california, concerning the wildfires. 2000 structures destroyed, we is your thinking on what going on and what the federal government has a role in dealing with this. 202-748-8001 for republicans. democrats, 202-748-8000. 202-748-8002. we will take the calls when we return. alone.as isolated and >> williamitalmot and his biography on gorbachev. soviet people he to follow him, where they had never gone before, that is to demom raitize their country in a few short yea