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and white house counsel don mc gan said the president is going to release the memo in trance paerpsy if the revisions ra are made. he declassified the one last week without revisions and we're learning more tonight about the resignation of former white house staff secretary rob porter. he resigned yesterday after ter allegations against him became public. both of his exwives said he abused him. the president talked about the claims. >> he did good in the white house an we hope he has a wonderful career. he also, as you probably know. he says he's innocent and i think you have to remember that. >>> cbs news has learned porter told white house counsel done mc gann over a year ago his security background check may include derogatory information and in june the fbi sent a file including claims to white house security office and then in november porter's ex-wife called to talk to mc gan to information. and he passed it to the chief of staff john kelly. >> they announced this season flu season has intensified and reached for pandemic levels. there's been 19 deaths related to influenza. the

and white house counsel don mc gan said the president is going to release the memo in trance paerpsy if the revisions ra are made. he declassified the one last week without revisions and we're learning more tonight about the resignation of former white house staff secretary rob porter. he resigned yesterday after ter allegations against him became public. both of his exwives said he abused him. the president talked about the claims. >> he did good in the white house an we hope he has a wonderful career. he also, as you probably know. he says he's innocent and i think you have to remember that. >>> cbs news has learned porter told white house counsel done mc gann over a year ago his security background check may include derogatory information and in june the fbi sent a file including claims to white house security office and then in november porter's ex-wife called to talk to mc gan to information. and he passed it to the chief of staff john kelly. >> they announced this season flu season has intensified and reached for pandemic levels. there's been 19 deaths related to influenza. the

houses of worship now this flies in the face of a generation's old agreement i've been talking to paul gans here from all over most of whom of course disappointed when it is they come to visit the city of jerusalem and the holy land and they're leaving their family is a pool of blood and deal for of money to spend on hotel as transportation. and so on to leaving their jobs and to leaving their family and to come to his the church and they want to put the fund their churches closed we felt bad because we came all the way from the philippines and this is actually one of the highlights or the highlights of the. pilgrimage and we were already in front of the church when the church was closed and that's really bad we're sad because one of the main reasons coming to israel was to visit the church for us to have to find a peaceful solution should talk about it like a human being. sit down and don't use it politically for any saying not say israel is not such a church as nobody just sit down and live what religion should be it should be peaceful church leaders are also concerned of a proposed legis

houses of worship now this flies in the face of a generations old agreement i've been talking to paul gans here from all over most of whom of course disappointed many thought as they come to the city of jerusalem on the holy land and they're leaving their family is a pool of blood and deal for of money to spend on hotel is transportation. and so on to leaving their jobs and to leaving their family and to come to his the church and they want to put the fun the church is closed and he felt bad because we came all the way from the philippines and this is actually one of the highlights or the highlights of the. pilgrimage and we were already in front of the church when the church was closed and that's really bad we're sad because one of the main reasons coming to israel was to visit the church for us to have to find a peaceful solution should talk about it like a human being. sit down and don't use it politically for any saying not say israel is not such a church as nobody just sit down and live what religion should be it should be peaceful church leaders are also concerned of a proposed legis

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ocbc economist barnabas gan joining us from singapore. what more do you see in oil prices?ave already seen u.s. production crossing the 10 million barrels a day threshold. these signs suggest there is still a risk of ballooning supply in the oil sector. quarter in the first [indiscernible] it could push prices lower. i was not surprised for oil prices below $60. that mean fores opec and their curbs, their production cuts? barnabas: this is an interesting question because of the fact the opec cuts have been successful. history, aross compliance rate of 100%, as well as the mandatory targets they showed in the market. it is a success. prices have been edging higher not just from improving fundamentals last year. there is a message by opec, that they should continue these production cuts to the end of this year. would be whereat the downside risk is, if they do taper lower. to what extent have we seen these shale drillers cautious in their expansion? ,e have heard some from these focusing more on returns rather than growth. cautious inquite terms of how much u.s. shale can pla

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more gan radford, nbc news, new york. >>> when the sale of recreational marijuana became legal in california at the start of the year, there was something in the law that didn't get much attention. it allowed people convicted of non-violent crimes to have people have their records wiped clean. authorities in san francisco and san diego are doing that automatically. matt bradley tells us more. >> a lot of art work coming from local artists. >> reporter: marijuana legalization means personal vindication. back in 1991, rodney spent 22 hours in jail for selling weed. a misdemeanor mistake that's haunted him for decades. >> it's horrific. now that i'm able to change it, it's even better. >> reporter: rodney's record and thousands of others in the state are about to be cleared or reduced. this week san francisco and san diego announcing marijuana misdemeanors after 1975 will be automatically wiped and felonies will be re-evaluated. an effort to alter a decades long drug war mostly in minority communities. >> we have taken long segments of our community and marginalized them over a policy that's wr

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he attempted to radicalize other be mates by getting prop gan and jihadist material on the lap top.ed lug on everything he said he was going to. this is a case where there is a maximum sentence put in place for this crime. >> now bill, he was born in afghanistan came to the united states when he was 12 and eventually became a citizen and his father said he personally contacted the fbi in 2014 after his son was saying some strange things getting violent. the f.b.i. looked into the matter then didn't didn't discover a threat. he said while he had been in jail awaiting the sentencing, now, the 30-year-old has completed classes. in business,, entrepreneurship and drama. maybe he has future on the stage inside. bill? >> am saying, it is unbelievable to me. you got a convicted terrorist who will sit in prison taking courses on the taxpayer's dime maybe that federal statute that prevented him from being sentenced to death ought to be adjusted just slightly. >> a mandatory sentence of life in prison. >> they ought to change it. this ga could be hanging in the public square. all right. thank

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an awkward diplomatic dance band gan when kim landed in seoul friday morning as the americans and north koreans seemed determined to avoid each other. >> north korea has to accept change. they have to abandon their nuclear ambitions. they have to end the day of provocation and menacing. >> reporter: mr. pence is here to counter what he calls north korea's olympic propaganda. but the opening ceremony was designed as a show of unity, even if the seating chart could use a little work. vice president pence has repeatedly said that if he did interact with the north koreans during his trip, he would deliver a tough message, but a senior administration official conceded that doing that at the opening ceremony of the olympics would have been inappropriate, adding, "you don't talk geopolitics over speed skating." jeff. >> glor: all right, ben tracy, thank you. across the american heartland, it was a snow day. plow trucks were out in force in south bend, indiana, clearing about eight inches off the road there. in kalamazoo, michigan, dozens of vehicles piled up on interstate 94. dean reynolds has

. >> physically we gan to move her around the bus.t one point the child is down on her buttocks and the driver is forcing her knees up against the student. >> reporter: the child had scratches on her back and ribs. the driver kim klopson booked into jail today for felony child abuse following a week long police investigation. unified school district says klopson no longer works there and says no child should ever experience something like that can especially at school. we hope the consequences and charges filed reach the full extent of the law. she could be sentenced up to six years in prison. she has no prior arrests. we were not able to contact kloppson tonight. terry mckean sweeney, nbc bay area news. >> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. our mobile doppler radar continues to show the driest conditions in san francisco since 1864. i'll let you know when rain chances increase and a cold blast returns in about eight minutes. >> plus a mountain mystery unfolding tonight. he disappeared while skiing in new york. how did he end up in

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two weeks ago we hosted an overview of the trade agenda with the ambassadors of singapore, chile, gan a mozambique and the european union. that event, by the way, is on the youtube channel. that event touched on many of the significant developments in global trade around the world including the role of china and today we look into a deeper dive into trade with the asia pacific. the hash tag for today's event is global trade and we hope people will use that. eel leave it the ambassador to sean don. he is the world trade editor for the financial times and previously served as financial times -- as the financial times world news editor. he's covered trade for posts around the world and more importantly for today his late father was australian and his father still lives just outside of sydney. when i asked him to do this event and he said he'd be more than willing to moderate if i was able to tolerate discussions between two aussies about cricket. with that i'll turn the microphone over to sean to do a brief introduction of the ambassador. [ applause ] >> thank you very much, ken. and i t

. >> it was a stuping ganning gam. most valuable player, philadelphia's backup quarterback nick foles. he nearly quit football three years ago. last night he made the eagles fly. he defeated five-time super bowl champion tom brady. brady threw 500 yards. even in defeat, he looked handsome. but it was in fact, a critical play against brady that sealed the deal for the eagles. cnn's coy wire in minneapolis with all the highlights. >> and time runs out. >> reporter: underdogs no more. the philadelphia eagles winning their first super bowl championship edging out five-time champs the new england patriots in awe thrilling upset decided in the final three minutes of play. >> the city of philadelphia deserved this and we're happy to deliver. >> reporter: with seconds to go, tom brady throwing a hail mary pass into the end zone, but it falls incomplete. it was a super bowl rematch no one expected. after several injuries seemed to dash the team's hopes of even reaching the playoffs. >> our character really shone through tonight

in california, andrew gans, he's the democrat challenging none necessary in november. he hopes the democrat battle over how nun necessary handing the position. there's this other stuff that hits closer to him. msn msnbc jacob went to check it out. you're back now but what did you fine on your road trip? >> lots of california are very deep red including the district in the valley. thatz not stopped that. in order to take him down and it turns out he's raised quite a lot of money doing it. watch this. this is california's 22nd congressional district, one of the biggest agricultural regions in the world. there are almost as many cows as people here. i'm here in california, this is david nunez. janz and his supporters have been showing up here to patrol nunez on a regular base. how are you doing, you more democrat or republican? >> probably republican. >> do you vote for david nunez? >> yes. >> republican or democrat. >> neither? >> neither. >> i like your sweater too by the way. >> what'd it say? >> 49ers. >> david nunez has won the votes. >> i think the people are burnt

it's now clear that russian prop gan dpa and disinformation are a constant fact of life even or perhaps americans are being killed. trish: thank you very much. up next, another hollywood celebrity flirts with political stardom. george clooney might have his eyes on the white house. we're going to aw talk about the proprospect of that. michael moore actually leading one of these rallie rallies thae russians organized. we'll fill you in. liberty mutual stood with me when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night, so he got home safe. yeah, my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. what?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. [fbi agent] you're a brave man, your testimony will save lives. mr. stevens? this is your new name. this is your new house. and a perfectly inconspicuous suv. you must become invisible. [hero] i'll take my chances. it can power your apps with public services without starting from scratch. it brings your business up to speed, doing more with systems you have in place. it can bring all your apps to life and run

james gan low. michael zeldin, cnn legal analyst and special assistant to robert mueller. we might get shimon back. he has information about the memos as well. james, let's start this. the memo now at the white house being reviewed. the president going to make a disney minute on it. we're waiting on that. this extraordinary statement from the fbi where they say we have grave concerns about material omissions of fact that fundamentally -- i think we have the statement, that fundamentally impact the memo's accuracy. there's just no wiggle room in that. they're saying they think -- the fbi is saying they think there are inaccuracies in this memo. >> sure. john, if you blot out the noise on both ends of the political continuum and look at this from a law enforcement perspective. the concerns are sources and methods. we definitely want to protect people that give us information, and that information may have gone toward the fisa warrant. we also don't want to give away sensitive techniques an methods, so the folks we are conducting operations against know how we do it. i think

it's now clear that russian prop gan dpa and disinformation are a constant fact of life even or perhapslly when americans are being killed. trish: thank you very much. up next, another hollywood celebrity flirts with political stardom. george clooney might have his eyes on the white house. we're going to aw talk about the proprospect of that. michael moore actually leading one of these rallie rallies thae russians organized. we'll fill you in. we've been preparing for this day. over the years, paul and i have met regularly with our ameriprise advisor. we plan for everything from retirement to college savings. giving us the ability to add on for an important member of our family. welcome home mom. with the right financial advisor, life can be brilliant. it's time for the 'ultimate sleep number event' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort, your sleep number setting. and snoring? does your bed do that? don't miss the final days of the ultimate sleep number event! save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed with adjustable comfort on both sides. ends sunday. visi

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ken starr gan intervieto journalist steven brill. article implied that secret grand jury testimony had been leaked. >> the problem with ken is that he thinks everybody else is as honorable as he is, and he's like a babe in the woods. >> i answered his questions, i think, truthfully. there were numerous accusations that, um, i had personally leaked grand jury information. >> ken starr has a different view of what was said, and i believe it was a put-up job. >> i was very careful in that interview. the federal rules of criminal procedure and our professional ethics are absolutely clear. what happens in the grand jury is sacrosanct. >> but the media had a new story. >> independent counsel ken starr is under attack today. a new magazine reports he admits leaking information to reporters covering the lewinsky sex scandal. is it time to investigate the investigator? >> there was a very full investigation, and that process ended in, if i may say so, complete vindication of the integrity of our office, including my own integrity. >> look wha

he teaches video production at icyal oak high school and joins us from detroit,gan to discuss how educators confronting this national tragedy. mike conrad, welcome to the program. you wes able to listen to the two students we were speaking with. what did you make of what they had to say? >> well, i applaud them for everything they had to say. the stdents not only camile and jake but students around the country are taking ad stand an they're using the right language, they are using the right vocabulary. they are fed up, and it's time for them to help make change. so i applthd the fact thaey went to the rally today. i enjoyed hearg their thoughts, and i agree with them. >> woodruff: you were telling us that yode own sts are speaking up. what are they saying about the shooting in flrida? >> there's a lot of discussion. the discussion tone has changed in the past couple of days. students are scared. i can give you an example that, daily, just a generic p.. announcement throughout the school, when the tone goes off, the tension heightens and you hear a student gasp or a student say with fear "oh

the show, created and led bysa alex gan, has been shot on locations around the world, as c.i.a.nt carrie mathison, played by danes, battles terrorists in the middle eas and europe. and, these days, dark forces rnwithin the american govent. this season, much of the action is set in washington, >> welcome to our situation room. >> brown: but the shooting is being done in nearby ricond, indoors in a large warehouse transformed into the white house and other government settings. once again, "homeland's" plot has a ripped-from-the-headlines feel. >> we're in a very d, unstable world, you know. >> brown: imagine th. >> i know. we have a president of the united states, a president at odds with her intelligence community, in a world that's kind of a post-truth world. >> brown: but for linka-glatter, there's another pressing issue of the moment, in her own field. for while she's made it as a director, too many other women have not had the opportunity. >> you know, i started directing a while ago, and if you would have asked me would we bedi ussing this in 2018. i would have said, "absolu

something that easily could have been prevented by a proper gan background check and mental health examan evil boy with a weapon of war took 17 people from their families. how many more people have to die before something changes? we will not let those 17 beautiful souls die for nothing because we are going to make a change. we will not give up. this is the only the beginning of our history. please be on the right side of it. help us so children don't fear going to school. help us so mass shootings aren't inevitable. help us so our children, our grandchildren and their children after that don't have to march for their lives. help us for our 17 fallen brothers and sisters. help us so no one else dies. thank you. [applause] next is delaney tara. dee dee laney tarr. >> i'm a steinier at stoneman douglas high school. i'm a senior who late last night after getting in from a long and arduous trip to tallahassee was asked to write a speech, a 7-minute long speech because that was what we had to deliver to the media to the people of the country. and i realized in that moment how exhausted i was

supported by the people of the word courage to speak like gans the genocide that has been found in burma. also freely as government has ordered the recall of more than two million cars with airbags made by the japanese for a bit back up that it says it's not satisfied with the results of voluntary recalls carried out by vehicle manufacturers last year forty thought that the airbags have been linked to at least twenty three deaths around the world. the british prime minister of tourism a has criticised the e.u. proposal that would see northern ireland remain within the e.u. customs unit union after the u.k. exits the block the proposal which would resolve the need for a hard border between arlin the northern ireland was revealed in one hundred twenty page document that was published on wednesday may said remaining inside the customs union it would be a betrayal of the bricks of the chief negotiator michel barnier warned that the transition is not a given as significant issues like the status of citizens have not been resolved that the report's. just over a year before brits it's due to ha

but he became secretary of the treasury and he immediately , gan an extraordinary productive, couple of years in which he shaped the trajectory of the american economy right up until today. this is the man whose programs and policies directed the rise of american capitalism, foresaw the rise of american manufacturing and industry, and i think even more important than those things, though heaven knows those are important, hamilton was the nation builder. every single program hamilton produced and every single law he tried to get congress to pass, was designed to make americans supporters of their national government. you can see it in large ways and small ways. even you'll see in this document he wants to absorb the state debts from the revolution. one of the reasons he wants to do this, if you are a fan of the godfather movies, you know that you never kill off someone who owes you money. right? because then they can't pay you. and it's the same -- so we ton's theory was, if can owe money to leading citizens in all of the states and give the promise of paying it back, they're going to

you are looking at pyeongchang olympic stadium where the opening ceremony just be gan. we're going to get to lester holt in a second. he spoke with vice president mike pence. but first craig melvin is outside the stadium. hey, craig. good morning. >> hoda, good to see you. i don't want to give away too much. but i just left olympic stadium behind me. and i can tell you that folks who tune in for the opening ceremony tonight are in for a dazzling nod to korea's history and culture, as well. more than 2,800 athletes from 90 countries makes this the largest winter olympics in history. against the backdrop of the pageantry and the competition this morning, there is also controversy. >> usa. usa. >> reporter: excited team usa fans pouring into olympic stadium for the opening ceremony. >> this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. >> the spirit of sport. >> we've got to come out and support our team. >> overnight, a plane carrying the north korean delegation arriving in south korea. among those onboard, kim jong-un's younger sister. and this morning, there's already an olympic

gan state, kentucky and texas. this led people to call for major reforms. remember s. the big tournament makes over a billion in revenue. so this is a big story it's tricky, because they didn't suspend this coach just don't coach this one game and we'll figure it out. >> this story has a long way to go part-owner of the steelers, but may want to buy a different teams? >> he he reportedly had a deal, because jerry richardson got in trouble because of the harassment accusation, franken lorenzo fertitta, the cousin of tillman fertitta, have reportedly hired a company to talk about selling casinos so you're not allowed to have casinos if you own team. you get into the club, the league and the other owners get family with you, with your 5% stake and you use that reputation to buy a bigger stake later on. >> when you're talking about selling casinos, make the whole supreme court case that's up against sports gambling will change the whole culture which the changed the whole world. >> a year from now, would they have to sell their casinos leagues could still say we don't want

well, i think the president's position, and i actually had the opportunity to speak with president gan ee shortly after the president, president trump's statement. and i think president gany, i think president was horrible terrorist attack last month in kabul. they are not prepared to negotiate. and it might be a long time before they are willing to negotiate. that was the thrust, as i understand it as the president remarks. and that's certainly the view that president began ee has. he's extremely upset about what happened pmt and he wants to take a hard stance against those against the taliban that slaughtered innocent men women and children on the streets of kabul. >> but you just said in response to senator corker, you believe there is a role for the taliban. the president didn't put conditions on this. he said we don't want to talk with the taliban. so do we believe they have a place at the negotiating table? or do they not? >> they do. i don't think that there is a place for the taliban for those elements of the taliban that plotted those terrorist attacks last month, they are not

the stories of spoiled food shipments, loss of jobs embody the arrow gans of an agency gone wild. this bill preserves and promotes jobs. at this point, i would like to enter into the record an exchange of letters with the chairman of the foreign affairs committee. we thank him for allowing this bill to go forward today. again, i commend our two main colleagues for working on on a bipartisan basis. i urge adoption of this commonsense measure. and i reserve the speaker pro tempore:. the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. ms. hanabusa: i yield to the gentlelady from maine. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. pingree: thank you to my colleague, i rise today as well in support of h.r. 2504, a bill that will end the process of duplicative export. this is the second time that the house has considered this legislation in recent years and i thank chairman bishop and representative lamborn and ranking member grijalva in bringing this bill to the floor today. i thank mr. gosar for being here to speak in favor of this bill today. also, in the bipartisan effort

price inflation is picking up and you begin to see a whiff of wage inflation and i think become more gan bruce. you say backbone. i'd say almost jaw bone. mentioned this earlier that the communication model of the fed. are they behind? do we need almost an arthur burns like 3/8 of a percentage oint move instead of the measured quarter, quarter, quarter? likely right's not now that the fed is behind the curve. think the dynamics on inflation are slowly but i think that the fed has a decent amount of work to do here. ou know, we think the fed has 200 basis points to deliver over two years. >> wow. eight rate increases. macro environment is what we would expect. the market today or i don't know where the market is today but was arket as of friday pricing in about 100. but three months earlier, it was i think t only 50 and we've begun to see that adjustment. i think if you look globally, even more complacency as we look at the way the market is pricing in the e.c.b. and banks.central and i think we've been beginning to see in the market some shift and the equityon market has had to digest th

have always been that the cbo director will carry out his or her responsibilities without a league gans or deference to any political ideology or party. same is true of the staff who are hired based on their ability and qualifications. not political affiliation. as a result, cbo produces its best analysis regardless of any desired outcome for an administration, majority in congress, or the congressional minority. despite that commitment to object jek tift, however, cobb has been the target of criticism. and i'm sure we will hear some of that today. you've actually heard some of it from me over the years. director hall, i do not envy you. you have what i argue is one of the thank less jobs in washington. and that is to be our objective referee. coming from a basketball state, i know how loved the referees are. in arena where passions call deep, your calls will often be embraced by one side by questioned by the oefrmt one day it's the republicans complaining, next it's democrats. that's been a reality in congress since cbo inception. but there has been a dramatic shift recently in the tre