full house, big start toa campaign play enzyme. big start to a campaign against a top quality team, so we realise we are extremely fortunate to be in this position. like i said, we are going to get ourselves mentally switched on. there will be no such thing as a lost cause this season, after wales staged the biggest second—half comeback in six nations history in paris last night. they trailed france 16—nil before their second—half recovery. george north scored two tries, including one in which he pounced, when the rain was making ball control rather challenging. the howler there summing up the french second half, and north won the match when his anticipation and then his speed completed the comeback and 2a—i9 victory. the west indies will be looking to bat themselves out of sight when the third day of the second test starts in antigua this afternoon. their lead is already 85. for a time on the second day, england's bowlers offered the tourists hope that their first innings score of 187 wasn't going to be too costly. but the windies

slow down in the second half seven minutes from trying to move us still got a full house full in all sorts of trouble now. feels the same. both spork are strong in the road and headed to five burke the last by the way trips have ended in wins for the wolves and all signs pointed to a six as yet almost see all stored in the eleventh minute. from her coach clay stanch ice didn't want another loss on home turf. and his charges fought tooth and nail with the chance of repo tying the score after thirty seven minutes. look out pleased he has. the moves were still in and they weren't happy when the referee gave a penalty instead of playing advantage to allow the goal. while begala stepped up to put it in any way. the visitors back in front but not for long as grief is corner found papers and. the spectacle continues with renato stephens back in a three two lead both toward getting closer to a sixth consecutive away wind. but feinberg were determined to break the curse three minutes to go and couldn't get the ball out of their box look at ultimate seals the three all draw what a game the cur

an event even if it's branded to political theater it almost certainly guarantees a relatively full house at the fees it's kind of unique it's kind of special it's washington d.c. the main thing you know we work for the government and we want to see how the government works when there's a little crisis going on this is almost like a sporting event. that i don't think it really translates anywhere else in the world my husband i actually having a great day so we both played hooky from our can we have a babysitter for our daughter so that we get home and enjoy this is that right we're not all but most patterns at duffy's who agreed to talk to us despite being employed by the federal government agree on one thing after listening to hours of michael cohen's testimony and then you just listen to what cohen says if you believe him fine if you don't you don't but he deserves to be speak because he was an eye witness. a criminal who is telling the truth who's got nothing though he was kind of a doofus but he's telling us what we all know has happened and he's giving it into a narrative. that's on

slow down in the second half seven minutes from full time ahead and move us still got a full house full in all sorts of trouble now. here's the second. spark are strong in the road and headed to five. the last five away trips have ended in wins for the wolves and all signs pointed to a six almost see all scored in the eleventh minute. freiburg coach clay stanch ice didn't want another loss on home turf. his charges fought tooth and nail with a chance of free from time to score after thirty seven minutes. in the counseling stages. the wolves were still in it they weren't happy when the referee gave a penalty instead of playing advantage to allow the golf. while to take over stepped up to put it in any way. the visitors back in front but not for long as prefers corner founds newspaper some. of the spectacle continues with renato stephens backing the three to leave those who are getting closer to a sixth consecutive away wind. but feinberg were determined to break the curse three minutes to go involves four couldn't get the ball out of their box look of ultimate seals the three all draw wh

they wanted the full house or the full senate to make that determination. that's why they developed this procedure where all the committee can do can be to submit. >> thank you. i'm sorry my time is expired but the chairman i would ask unanimous consent to submit a letter from the former acting director of the office of government stan fox in support of title x of hr one. >> thank you mr. chairman. >> i want to thank the witnesses for your testimony today, in a prior career for me i was honored to serve as a prosecutor and the state prosecutor and appear before many grand juries, section 6103 under the statute allows the federal grand jury to subpoena tax records, and i guess as i look at this issue, obviously it is not a surprise to anybody we have an ongoing independent counsel investigation, a grand jury that has been impaneled for over 18 months. out of that grand jury investigation have been a number of indictments related to tax fraud. clearly under this grand jury of the independent counsel as with others over the last 40 years there is the authority

during the past four weeks, as the judiciary committee and now the full house have discussed the issuef gun violence, i have cited grim statistics. ited nearly 40,000 americans lost their lives because of guns in 2017. in fact, every day in america on average 34 people are murdered with a firearm and more than 183 people are injured n

as a full house but we're fresh from this league too and battled through that tough time to stay in the top flight and you have to have. those memories are very precious to me and that was the stance of my relationship with the club before. it's something i'm grateful for to this day. koos mental print shop also has plenty of good memories with three hundred eight league appearances for frightful at leverkusen cha has more bundesliga caps than any other career second on the list is cool who saw him can charge as a role model in his younger years. actual cases i scored all i thought about as a youngster was football. that was my life day in day out i dreamed of becoming a famous footballer and then when i got older i started seriously thinking about moving to europe. you know. i. who has now been in the bundesliga for eight years and it's become a truth how. jaden sanchez has exploded onto the scene we check in with the young star of the biggest . loser dortmund's jaden such. cutting eighteen years old he's in forty's the joy of the game but he's got the gulf stream. in the. midst of. th

full. >>> house democrats showdown with president over his emergency declaration comes to a head today. it is all but certain to pass blocking one of the president's main tools for funding construction of his border wall. from there the resolution of disapproval will go to the republican controlled senate where its fate is far from certain. sunlen serfaty has more from th first step. they will be voting to try to block the national emergency declaration to get his border wall. there will be no drama in the house. that will sail right through. they will send to the senate and that is where there is a big test for senate republicans. many of whom have been very openly critical of this move by president trump, the question is will they vote against it, will they defy president trump. house democrats rallying support last night on capitol hill for them to do so. >> there have been many senators, democrats and also conservative republicans, who have sounded the alarm about president trump's declaration. i hope that they will vote their conscience, that they for a moment will put the country

>> not that kind of full house. there are new rules that they're setting up. >> bob saggat? >> no.will join with us their new plan and how many debates they're going to have. >> not even one olsen? >> no, not one. maybe you could relieve some stress by calling geico for help with our homeowners insurance. geico helps with homeowners insurance? they sure do. and they could save us a bundle of money too. i'm calling geico right now. cell phone? it's ringing. get to know geico and see how much you could save on homeowners and condo insurance. dad! hiding when i was supposed to be quitting. i thought, i should try something that works. i should try nicorette. nicorette mini relieves sudden cravings fast. anytime. anywhere. nicorette mini. you know why. we know how. >>> the 2020 democratic field continues to grow. how many more people will join those faces that you see on your screen right now? and we do have some new details about the debate schedule for the democratic side. the very first democratic debates will be spread over two nights back to back, the dnc has just announced the de

amy: the legislation will head to a vote in the full house of representatives, but republican leaders have said it will be dead on arrival in the senate. the bill's advance just ahead of the one-year anniversary of the valentine's day massacre at marjory stoneman douglas high school when a former student armed with a semiautomatic rifle gunned down 17 students, staff and teachers in just three minutes. since then, guns have claimed the lives of nearly 1200 u.s. students. we'll have more on today's anniversary of the parkland massacre later in the broadcast. the head of the federal emergency management agency, brock long, said wednesday he is resigning his post after less than two years on the job. long's resignation came after a government auditor found he improperly used government vehicles to travel to and from his home in north carolina. as fema administrator, brock long oversaw the trump administration's widely-criticized response to devastating wildfires in california and other western states, as well as series of major hurricanes in 2017 -- harvey, irma, and maria. last year, a

that could set up a vote by the full house by mid-march, then it will go to the republican- controlled senate. even if it passes there, president trump has promised to veto. he is declaring the border emergency in order to get billions of dollars more to build a border wall. 's plan faces a lawsuit by several states, including california. >>> a storm passing to her east, inland sections of the east bay getting heavy rainfall. radar, active over the tri- valley, small hill in livermore, pouring 6802 milpitas, soggy as the storm system moves out. we will talk about additional rain chances coming up. >>> it started with an innocent looking at at. now a uc santa cruz student facing serious jail time for what police say were his extracurricular activity. >>> disturbing new details in the case of a missing colorado mother. how investigators say her fiance tried to have her killed for taking matters into his own hands. taking matte . >> reporter: in san francisco, holding smart phones are now reality. we will give you look at samsung's product launch, coming up. we will give you look at samsu

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they wanted the full house or the full senate to make that determination. and that's why they developed this procedure where all the committee can do can be to submit -- >> professor. >> -- to the house and senate. >> thank you. sorry. my time is expired. mr. chairman, i would ask unanimous consent to submit a letter from the former acting director of the office of government ethics, dan foxx, in support. thank you, mr. chairman. >> the chair now recognizes for five minutes mr. lahood. >> thank you, plcmr. chairman. i want to thank the witnesses for your testimony today. . i was honored to serve as a federal prosecutor and state prosecutor. appeared before many grand juries. section 6103 under the statute allows the federal grand jury to subpoena tax records. and i guess as i look at this issue, obviously, it's not a surprise to ongoing independent counsel investigation. a grand jury that's been impaneled for over 18 months. out of that grand jury investigation have been a number of indictments represented to tax fraud. clearly under this grand jury of the i

some of the candidates that are not the most well-known are still getting very full house parties, very full town hall meetings. there's interest for all the candidates. two or three op that the national press tends to look at. that's going to be terrific for the democratic party as they decide their nominee. josh: chairman buckley, you've seen all the polls showing vice president biden leading, if he decides to run for president. you've known the former vice president for a long time. have you heard from him or his staff? what is your instinct on whether he gets in this race? chariman buckley: i think this is a huge decision on behalf of the vice president. that he has, right now, an amazing legacy in the senate and his eight years as vice president. to jump back into the arena -- that's a tough decision for him, for his family and for his key supporters. it's really up to him, but it's a deeply personal decision on his part. he would obviously make a fantastic president and i think he would be a very strong nominee. but the decision has to be his, as it is with all of these candidates

the musical played to a full house at the orpheum theater. people reportedly heard there was someone inside with a gun. they all started screaming, leading others into a panic running out of the theater an sending the hamilton cast back stage. what audience members thought was an active shooter was a medical emergency. a boy reportedly had a seizure at the same time there was a gunshot sound coming from the play. confusing the crowd. >> people in the crowd got scared. they thought maybe someone had a gun, so everybody started to run out of the theater. ended up there was no one with a gun. no shots fired. just a medical emergency. >>> two other people had to be transported to the hospital with injuries to their head and leg. both are expected to be okay. >>> now back to the weather. more traffic headaches on highway 37 this morning as crews work to fix a levee breach that has part of a north bay artery closed. water is rushing next to highway 37, the swollen novato creek broke through a levee on thursday. several inches of water is flooding t

you know, full house, big start to a campaign against a top quality team.unate to be in this position. like i said, we will get ourselves mentally switched on for this game. onto football. in the days early premier league kick off, tottenham are hosting newcastle. it's goalless approaching half time. after 39 minutes. newcastle's new signing miguel almiron missed a glorious chance to give them the lead. it was his debut. tom daley took a complete breakfrom diving last year, after injuries and illness left him physically and emotionally exhausted". during that time, he became a father, but despite a few sleepless nights he says he s feeling "fitter than ever". nick hope has been to meet daley ahead of his return to action in plymouth, today. tom daley has experienced more in the last decade than many do in a lifetime. but he sees 2018 as his most dramatic year to date. started off with pneumonia, then i got something similarto, like, a glandularfever. and then i was still trying to dive and i ended up with some concussions, but still managed to go to the com

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dingell jr., who served in this house for almost a full six decades. dingell jr., who served in this house for almost a full six decades. his father preceded him for 22 years, and his wife, our beloved colleague, debbie dingell, serves now. at the request of his beloved wife, i have the sad task of informing the house that john died yesterday after a long distinguished and committed career of service to community, to this house, and to his country. john served with honor in wartime and with distinction in this house. he worked for the advancement of his fellow veterans and their care and benefits in peace time. and he fought all of his life for fairness and opportunity for all. he defended vigorously of those in the auto industry and working family everywhere. his wit, his humor, brought smiles to our faces. and his fearless questions of witnesses in committee brought grimaces to those who believed they had undermined the safety and health of our citizens. much will be said. i know that each of you has your own memory of chairman dingell. i know each of

prove that the conference committee that they take it back to their respective body and with a full house and senate approved the report that they are in sync then he can go to the president for signature if they do not form a conference committee they only have one other option to get on the same page. >> it is called ping-pong if the senate has a bill and pings it to the house than the house can either accept the legislation or make changes and pong it back to the senate. the table tennis continues until either the house or the senate agrees to what the other bounced across. fox news. jon: super bowl liii ends with the new england patriots adding to their legacy defeating the los angeles rams winning super bowl 5313 / three patriot fans celebrate the sixth super bowl title the rest of the nation has another year to feed off the patriot hatred. one year away from the iowa caucuses into have exploratory committees and how to play this out. >> some are expected to join in very shortly elizabeth warren who is not officially declared will hold what is described as a big announcement in massa

it is expected to be voted on by the full house in the next few weeks.asking for help identifying the woman in these chilling sketches. samuel little through the sketches in his jail cell, he says he killed all of these women. little is serving a life sentence after being convicted of 3 murders. he says he has killed 90 women across the united states over the past four decades. of confirmed little would be one of the deadliest killers in us history. jillian: the illegal immigrants accused of killing his ex-girlfriend, stuffing her body in a suitcase and dumping it. they veer da silva is in portugal, he admits to dumping valerie rice's body in connecticut but insists she died from a head injury. of convicted in her killing he could face the death penalty. rob: students at the center of this final confrontation in washington dc have been cleared of wrongdoing. jillian: an independent investigation found no racist or offensive statements by the covington catholic students. they were widely criticized after coming face-to-face with native american activists

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it will be voted on by the full house in the next few weeks.oday marks the 1-year anniversary of the tragic parkland massacre. 17 students and staff members were shot and killed when a former student opened fire at marjorie stoneman douglas high school. more on how the florida community is coping. >> reporter: one year after the deadly shooting at marjorie stoneman douglas high school many teachers, students and parents feel like they are still living a nightmare. >> the support team, not really sudden. it is a reality. i feel coming home. >> 17 students and staff members were killed on valentine's day when a former student went on a 6 minute long shooting spree. students and teachers say loud noises and firearms do they fire alarms trigger flashbacks and they reminded of the tragedy by being on campus. >> seeing the building and all the posters, they are nice but just seeing them is a constant reminder. >> reporter: over the last year many in the community have become advocates, some looking to improve school safety while others look to push t

and that could set up a vote by the full house by mid-march. the democratic- run house seems likely to pass it. the measure would then move to the republican- controlled senate, where there may be enough g-o-p defections for approval. trump has promised a veto, which would be difficult for congress to override. (vicki) white house officials are bracing for another west wing shakeup. according to two senior administration officials-- preliminary discussions are underway to replace the director of national intelligence.(grant) president trump is denying he is planning to make the change. but as reporter pamela brown explains-- there are tensions between the white house and the nation's top intel chief. reporter: "are you considering replacing dan coats as your director of national intelligence?"pres. trump: "i'm not considering replacing coats. "despite publicly supporting the director of national intelligence, cnn has learned white house officials have started discussions on replacing dan coats amid concerns president trump may soon fire him.sour

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we're at 26.90 we have round tripped to all of this it ruined a great full house that's the old to steps forward on this policy that was overwhelmingly successful in the near term. in terms of what it meant for the stock market now this trade policy which has caused you to take to steps back >> 18 months ago, every one was talking about the need to be the hand off for monetary policy, fiscal policy. you got the policy then you basically gave the markets a full hand. the markets rallied after the tax cuts that were introduced the china trade tensions and you took it off back we're back where we need central banks again and india cuts rates this week. >> that's why i suggest and i'll ask all of you i'm not sure -- you sure you agree if i tell you no deal brexit, you think stocks can go up in that scenario on that headline i don't see that >> i'm a two out of three guy. >> a substantial slump in china growth >> i believe u.s. economy may be strong could be flexible i believe it can withstand two out of three i think three out of three is what i'm worried about if one of those two out of thr

people are excited >> it is a full house and these guys are here for racing do you have reservationssuper bowl sunday for people who want to be here for the game >> we have reservations throughout the weekend this is our transactional room we can watch the game here we have a lounge with more comfortable viewing opportunities. all of the reservations in that room are booked. >> the super bowl is the biggest sports event for gambling traditionally. give me a sense of what sports gaming will mean for the borgata business line? >> we viewed it as an amenity. if you look at nevada which is deemed the tourist destination for sports wagering, it offered that in other jurisdiction now it rounds us out instead of the visitors and customers in new york going across country, they drive two hours south and they have the same here in atlantic city we have a fully integrated resort you have everything in the vegas style destination. now we have sports betting to it. >> marcus, it is kelly if i could follow-up on that my understanding is new jersey has raised $1 billion off sports betting over the

nceext step is to pass it out of the p george's house delegation and on to the full maryland house. >it helps with test scores, academics, health and wellness. the parents are shocked. th can't believe that kids don't get p.e. anymore. and when youo bring it their attention, their like, go do something about it. >> they should try their best to make it happen. derful for w everybody. >> reporter: walker has introduced this bill for years atewide without success. he's introducing it statewide again this year. but for the first time, he will have ail local in prince george's county. i'm tracee wilkins, news 4.'m >> all for more p.e. >> and the kids need the fresh air, even whe it's cold outside. they are stuck insnge laoot the phones and playing video games. >> we were out in the cold. >> and afterschool. we didn't care back then. >>> there is a special school worker wching over the kids before they make it into the classroom. >> joe mcdonald helps kids navigate the roads every day in herndon. now, he's named one of the most outstanding crossing guards. mcdonald is known foperforming hi

the whole full house and senate approved this and they are in sync. legislation is synthesized and can go to the president for signature. at the house and senate do not form a conference committee, the only have one other option to get on the same page. it is called ping-pong. let citizen has a bill and pains it over to the house. the house can either accept the legislation or make changes and pong it back to the senate. this continues until the agree to what the other bounced across the capital. chad pergram, fox news. >> iran marking the 40th anniversary of its islamic revolution with a new weapon. despite warnings from the us. plus, saudi students facing jail time in the u.s. reportedly whisked out of the country by the saudi government. what some u.s. lawmakers say they plan to do about it. >> if you do the crime like this you need to stay and face up to what happened. no matter who you are. and so for a country coming in and paying a bill for someone to get them out of the country that is disgusting. here's ocuvi. screen light... sunlight... longe

house speaker nancy pelosi says the full house vote will be on tuesday. not ruling out a lawsuit against the order. meanwhile, wisconsin congressman mike gallagher is becoming the first republican house member to break with the president. telling a local nbc affiliate, "i think the president's right to emphasize the need for border security. i voted for the $5.7 billion. the problem is, the president came to congress asking for something congress said no to. our system does not then allow the president to say, okay, i'm going to do it anyway through some sort of cheat code." meanwhile, top senate democrats chuck schumer is trying to drum up support for a some of the revolution he plans to introduce the g.o.p. lead chamber will it would face an uncertain future. susan collins said she will vote to block the president's declaration. the hill has identified nine other republicans as potential flippers, footing against the president's declaration. all this setting up a fight that could lead to the president's first ever vito. that is because, brian, i don't t

. >> it's passed the full house and senate and must do so in the coming weeks.tch our entire series on slipping through the cracks, head to our nbcpp washington and click on investigations. back to you. >> well done, scott. thank you. >> thank you, scott. >>> we have to say well done, doug. it's been a nice day. has been. >> really pretty. >> everybody thinking about spring. >> a day like today will make you think it. >> we're turning a corner here. then you go -- >> roll into a ditch. >>ab lutely. you're not turning a corner just yet. i don'think we turn that corner for another two weeks. i don't. i think we have a good wetw period here we're talking about below average temperatures, stormsoming through the area that will all have a chance for some snowfall as well. not today, though. today is nice. 53 and sunshine. really nice out there. and to the south it's warmer, 47 by 7:00. 11:00. again a nice evening tonight. it'll be cool but wexpect that this time of year. out there right now, satellite and radaothing to talk about. we're not dealing with any rainfall

the full house expected to take up that resolution tomorrow, we see the chairman and the ranking member in the room, also at this meeting, members will consider the rules for debate on gun legislation that would require a background check for all firearms sales or transfers, that's also on the house agenda for this week. we expect things to start shortly, this is live coverage on c-span 3. >>> the committee will come to order, today we're looking at two bills, hr-8 and hr-1112 to close loopholes and strengthen our gun background check system. these bills are targeting and they take reasonable steps that an overwhelming majority of the public agrees with. 97% of americans, including 97% of republicans support universal background checks. you can't get a majority of americans to agree on anything, but they agree on this. 100 americans are killed with guns every day in this country. this is a uniquely american problem. and one of the things that democrats stated last year over and over again is that if we were fortunate enough to take back the majority here we would not sit idolly by when

it could get a vote in the full house by mid-march. the big question is what happens in the senate if they pass it. cheryl: some other headlines for you. an irs employee facing charges for allegedly leaking president trump's former attorney michael cohen's bank records to michael afteavenatti who represents stoy daniels. banks usually file these reports when they see questionable transactions. several advertisers halted spending with youtube. youtube has come under scrutiny over content that exploits children. pinterest reportedly ready to hit the market. they have filed confidentially for an initial public offering. they're seeking valuation of $12 billion. the model 3 is no longer being recommended by consumer reports, citing reliability issues. the news sending tesla shares to the lowest level in a month. taking flight, israel's historic moon mission launching last night on a spacex rocket. it will be the first lunar landing for israel, joining the united states, russia and china all with previous lunar landings. lauren: let's check

official impeachment would come later with a full house vote, but it never happened.all of republican defenders had crumbled. >> there's a countdown of sorts on tonight, a countdown toward the expected end of the nixon presidency. >> tonight at 9:00 eastern daylight time, the president of the united states will address the nation. >> it was over. >> i have never been a quitter. to leave office before my term is completed is abhorrent to every instinct in my body. but as president, i must put the interests of america first. therefore, i shall resign the presidency effective at noon tomorrow. >> the impeachment the framers had imagined, it worked. democracy worked. >> there is the president waving good-bye, and you hear the applause. >> but the scandal itself triggered a loss of faith in government and in politicians. it would be 25 years before impeachment would come up again. >> your testimony is subject to the penalty of perjury. do you understand that, sir? >> i do. >> this time, it was a completely different story. at fidelity, we help you prepare for the unexpecte

because we really want to hear from you on women, because the three of us are so excited to have a full house see if people want to come up to the microphone and ask any questions you might have about women's legacy, women's participation, where the field stands now. asked inat when i was the 1970's by jim mcpherson to give a single lecturer in his i had toury course, come to the civil war, but also before, the 40 years after. first, i am going to ask the panel, while you are thinking of your questions, i am going to ask each of them, and then i will give my answer, if you could pick one woman during the era that you would like to know more about, see a biography of, who would you promote? how about you, candy? anyone you have come across? divided into four parts, one for each of these myen, and the one part of book about nelly mcclellan is the only biography of her that .xists there is a small book that has a three-page section on nelly and about a dozen other women in the civil war, but that is largely because her record has been lost. mcclellan got a promise from her when they were engaged

now it goes on to the full house. that does it for us tonight. we'll see you again tomorrow.d" with lawrence o'donnell. good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel. that's the first time legislation has passed in that committee since 1993. >> background checks are supported by 10,000% of the american public. even nra members in gigantic numbers prefer background checks as the policy they would like to see in america. this thing polls through the roof, but it takes this long to get it through. >> and, rachel, as you know, the breaking news during your hour was that the same judiciary committee wants to hear from matthew whitaker again. >> mmm-hmm. >> the so-called acting attorney general wanting to clarify some of the things apparently they're not satisfied with what he said in that hearing. and we luckily have a member of the judiciary committee -- >> we good. >> eric swalwell, who can fill us in on that. an

now it goes on to the full house. that does it for us tonight. we'll see you again tomorrow. now it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel. that's the first time legislation has passed in that committee since 1993. >> background checks are supported by 10,000% of the american public. even nra members in gigantic numbers prefer background checks as the policy they would like to see in america. this thing polls through the roof, but it takes this long to get it through. >> and, rachel, as you know, the breaking news during your hour was that the same judiciary committee wants to hear from matthew whitaker again. >> mmm-hmm. >> the so-called acting attorney general wanting to clarify some of the things apparently they're not satisfied with what he said in that hearing. and we luckily have a member of the judiciary committee -- >> we good. >> eric swalwell, who can fill us in on that. and rachel, can you help me with something? and that is -- that is i don't -- i don't -- i'm not sure i even have a theory. what is paul

they want to, to try to pursue that in the house with a context vote in the committee, then in the full house. if that is successful, they only have a few options. they can take him to court. a civil action. they could enforce the subpoena themselves with their powers. they could try to refer the matter to doj for prosecution. in this case, that would be useless as the idea of the u.s. attorney in d.c. going after the u.s. attorney general just seems farfetched. their hands are tied. >> good report. thank you very much. >>> let's go to the white house for breaking news on the president's fury at democrats targeting him in multiple investigations. we're joined by pamela brown. the house intelligence committee chairman hired former national security officials for its investigation. that's not sitting well, we take it, with the president. >> reporter: that's right. the president made that known on twitter. we have learned that president trump is furious that adam schiff is recruiting these aitds aides. schiff said if the president is concerned about his hiring former trump administration staffer

now it goes on to the full house. that does it for us tonight. we'll see you again tomorrow.