we are looking at a drive where traffic is goingo be busy if you are driving on the barry drive because of the wet weather. it is still light here on the golden gate bridge though. >> front moving through. looks like a morning event so if you have to drive get to school, get to works, whatever you will probably deal with rain. what about the rest the day and the weekend? we will have that. . >>> good morning. welcome back. this is our emoryville camera looking at a lot of traffic and see those rain drops on the camera? that's because it's raining. there and other parts of the area. be careful if your drive this morning. steve will tell you all about what is happening now and what to expect on this friday. thank you for joining us on mornings on 2. it's friday, february 3rd. i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. its go red for women today. >> i'm of log the beautiful red. >> wearing red and steve has a little bit of red in his tie as well. >> very little. >> that's all right. >> sometimes it's hard to think about things like that at 2:45 in the morning.

if y you think they arare goingo give you your country back without a fight, you are's adly mansour takenevery day it will be a -- you are sadly mistaken. every day it will be a fight. on what he isghts saying? sayingnt trump himself the media, the press is the enemy of the american people. john: i find it startling and troubling. nian than nixon. nixon made those comments we only know about because he had his egret taping system and seemed to forget it was on when he was in the office. make those attacks against the media, calling the media the enemy, saying he was going to wiretap them. top hatchete his man call the heads of the networks and read them the riot act for their coverage. trump isifference is, doing this right out and challenging the first amendment, one of our most important, because it involves freedom of the press and freedom of the speech. anything he does not like, reporting he calls being an enemy of the people, it is ludicrous. troublesome he would try theway the press by using bully pulpit of his office to intimidate them. my hope is he e does not.. i do not think, k

see you around, giulia ♪ >>re you goingo include the cbc in your qufertions your urban agenda.you wanted to absolute congressional black caucus. >> i would. do you want to set up the meeting? are they friends of yours? set up the meeting. i would love to meet with the black caucus. i think it's great, the congressional black caucus. i think it's great. charles: that was president ate. the cbc quickly tweeting afterwards that they dipped reach out to the president and they say they never got a response. but both sides are working to set up a meeting. this on a day vice president pence hosted black business community leaders to discuss economic issues. patrice, let me start with you. i thought it was a great exchange. ironically. foregetting about the negative elements the meade what wanted to talk about. we'll probably get a eating in between president trump and the cbc before they even got one with president obama because that took a year. >> we are even seeing signals from elijah cummings that he's willing to:meet with him@as well. if president trump is willing to restore jobs

in fact, it's goingo may today, tomorrow and half of your saturday. i think you'll really like it, though, before you head out. you don't need the warm jacket at all. 53 degrees in the district currently. as we go through the day, look at what's going to happen. then they're going to keep on going up after that. because of the warm air in place. also talking about pollen out there. so today, tomorrow, saturday especially, we see those medium to higher levels. then it starts to drop off a little bit with some rain moving through. so if you are outside and maybe your allergies have been bothering you, not surprised. speaking of being outside, hopefully your allergies are not bothering you, but you're enjoying the warm weather out there, aren't you? >> i sure am. what a mild start. you will almost think our thermometer out here is broken. it says 58 degrees out here on the weather patio this morning. that's already about 8 degrees above an average high temperature. so four things to know, it is open window weather for today and tomorrow. we'll bein recor

i wastion kind of hopeful goingo this because p it's a visionary incredible idea and the idea behindm and matt damon's character is defending the greae wall of china. it's a fantasy action film soo you're dealing with that ideat and it has a lot of p is. i was talking to one of the actors who mentioned they actually built a one kilometer wall to have onset. the action is amazing. i found myself engaged in all of those scenes, the 3d conversion is fans that particular.a ins t was shot in 2d and then pt converted to 3d and some of the best 3d questioning i've seenioi especially with the fire ball and also the arrows being though it really makes you feel like you're right there with theh th action. on the other side of this plate is this horrible script. matt damon is a great actor. i think the script is the biggest problem. i found myself wondering why are they over explaining elements om the dialogue and with me that's problems with movies sometimes they're trying to over explain to the audience what iss happening like we don't get it. like we're stupid. i think damon's accent changes

are -- were out canvassing the area looking for witnesses, any possible video and they were still goingolow up on if anyone has information. we are asking them to contact police. you can always text us. >> investigators believe that he and his friend were targeted. they say that the shooting may be related to a deadly shooting last year when a city work ewas gunned down on the job. >>> stanford university now responding to allegations that an attorney working with sexual assault victims was fired because she criticized the university. hundreds of people have signed a petition supporting the attorney, crystal riggims. the organization asap wants her rehired. she was taking part in a pie loot project to provide legal advice to student involved in assault investigations. each case requires a vote by a three person panell for discipline to take place. se said that the process takes to long for the victims and it's hard to get a than mouse vote. >> the first e-mail sent to her to terminate her listed her criticism and the lack of confidence in the process. i know how stanford responds to any

little bit today, talking about the crowd he expects later today in florida, in orlando, and it's goingo be a familiar location, because when we checked, we saw he held a rally here back in september. so it will be a little bit of a nostalgia moment for now president trump reliving maybe a bit of the campaign season. sheinelle. >> look at those lines. that says a lot. nbc's kelly o'donnell. thank you. >>> for more unless. seema meta, and heidi przybyla. another busy saturday shaping up. good afternoon to both of you. >> good afternoon. >> thank you. >> heidi, no one has talked -- no one talked after the meeting between fbi director comey and members of the senate intelligence committee, however, we have been talking about the fact that marco rubio sent out that tweet. what can we interpret from that? >> we can interpret the senators believe there is something there that needs to be looked at closer and that members on both sides are committing to this being a bipartisan process, with i -- which is good. remember, flynn and his ouster and the phone call is just one thread in this story wh

this country were under specific attack, then i think they would have a basis to say, okay, we're goingow you, mr. president, but i think the issue is, how broad it is. are you going to kill an ant with a sledgehammer? what specifically, mr. president, are you tying this to, and i think that's going to be the question of the justices moving forward. >> talk to me about how the law and the politics interact here. this court of appeals is considered a liberal court, a majority of judges appointed by democratic presidents, and just earlier, we were speaking to political analyst ron brownstein. he was telling us the democratic states are using this weapon against donald trump, a republican president. from your, what's the point of view of a lawyer on this >> well, it's a great question, and here's why. you have three judges who are going to be making a decision. one judge being appointee by george bush. one being appointed by obama. now we have to say, just because two were appointed by democratic presidents and one by republican, should that mean a 2-1 vote for the democratic side, which wo

in the end, everyone i is goingo be extxternally hahappy.: well, herere in new york city, immigration agents arrested at least 40 people over the last week, even though it is a sanctuary cityty. officials said 95% had criminal convictions. to talk more about who is being targeted, we are joined by two prominent immigrant rights activists here in new york. both of them are also immigrants whose criminal records put them at risk of deportation. abraham paulos is executive director of families for freedom, which includes mamany memembers whose lives have been affected by the intersection of the criminal justice system and immigration enforcement. also with us is ravi ragbir, executive director of the new sanctuary coalition of new york city, an interfaith network that helps immigrant families stay together. ravi faces deportation when he goes to his ice check-in on march 9. we welcome you both to democracy now! ravi, tell us your story and why you face the predation the next few weeks. >> i have a criminal conviction. it was back in 2000, i was

up >> here's where it's going togoo get worse because he's goingoing to continue to press his agenda.agend as more jobs get better e they're going to continue tong o fight. ifnt you think they're going tog give you your country backntry k without a fight you are sadlysay mistaken. >> reporter: well, thiswe joint appearance with reincece i priebus comes as a way to easet concerns in some circles thats t there has been discord in this white house. both men are facing a flurrylury of reports of feuding between bn the two in the white house in hn this first month in office. reince priebus says if theresaye was anything that the mediaedia has gotten the most wrong henghe says "just about everythinge that has to do with me and steve." priebus also any concerns among thisy co conservative crowd -- remembencm last year the cpac straw pollctr donald trump came in thirdinhird behind ted cruz and behindd b marco rubio.rubi in fact, reince priebus todayeby said that in fact, donald trump was more like one of thee lions of the conservative movement, the president ronald d reagan himself.re >> we have t

. >> i don't think i'm goingo give the president any advice about the white house staff.o me has had intrigue and this will be no different. woinlt give any advice about how to staff the white house. >> are you concerned about ties with russia? what may have been said? the fact that there were reports that the white house knew about this for a month? >> obviously, the president decided to make a change. i really don't want to give any particular advice about. that they all work as pleasure. and they obviously decide to make a change. >> right. as far as investigation goes in the senate, obviously, a lot of people are talking about the need for investigations and the way they came out and said there needs to be a strong, vigorous investigation. >> that's happening. that's happening. >> and you still don't think there needs to be a select committee? >> no. i don't think we need a select committee. we know how to do our work. we have an intelligence committee. on the judiciary committee, there is a subcommittee that will take a look at it. i don't think we need to set up a s

aclu or pan-american or anyone claiming to represent the first america called you to say, we are goingoelp? >> of course not. these organizations have almost completely given themselves over to a particular view of free speech that is hugely restricted. which circumscribes, which cuts out mainstream, ordinary conservative opinion. there's a reason, i sort of parallel conservative media in this country, there is a reason why this extraordinary bifurcation between liberals and conservatives in this country, because the establishment, the media, academic, and entertainment establishment has made a certain opinion impossible to express in public. >> tucker: the definition of corruption. milo, thank you so much. now, the news out of the white house, president trump is planning to impose new sanctions on iran as early as tomorrow. two days after michael flynn's at the country was "on notice" for conducting a ballistic missile test. for more, we go to trace gallagher. trace. >> tucker, and they wake up that missile launch an iranian attacking the saudi vote vessel, "nothing is off the table."

trump: as far as the new order, the new order is s goingo be very chch tailored to the what i considerbe a bad decision, bubut we can t the orr toto that decision.. it toto thee tailorining decision and we have some of the best lawyers in the country working on it. amy: president trump's january 27th executive order canceled tens of thousands of visas, travelers worldwide. it prompted unprecedented mass protests at airports around the u.s. earlier this month, a unanimous panel on the ninth circuit court of appeals placed a stay on the order, saying the government failed to show that anyone from the seven majority-muslim nations targeted in the travel ban had committed acts of terrorism. in new york city, demonstrators gathered outside a manhattan federal building thursday to protest recent ice raids, including last friday's arrest of daniel ramirez medina in washington state. ramirez has permission to live and work in the united states under president obama's program daca, or deferred action for childhood arrivals. his arrest alarmed immigrant communities who fear the trump administrat

him and now -- >> it didn't sound like doesn't worry about what the president just announced, we're goingo do something different when we get -- >> i don't know if that was said. if it was said, i don't know if that's the problem. that's what he should be -- so you want to investigate the logan act in you're a logan act guy? that's ridiculous. the logan act. you guys all know that's ridiculous. >> and so are you going to subpoena trump's tax returns? >> no, we're not going to do that. >> this question about -- you said if i understood correctly, i don't know why he should because he didn't know of any investigation going on. >> i don't think there's any evidence to go after anyone at this point is my point. at that point, it would be up to the attorney general and others. >> reporter: is the fbi not investigating -- >> the fbi should always be investigating leaks. i would hope that they're taking the leaks that have occurred over the course of the last couple months very seriously and i would hope they're investigating but they're not going to comment on those nor should they. >> reporter:

gets back to this really quite absurdrd situation thatat trump got himsf into a claimining he was goingod this wall and somehow going to get mexico to pay for it. this was a great applause line on the campaign trail, but it as a absolutely no sense foreign-policy position. mexico doeoes not want thehe wa. mexico has no interest in the wall. the e idea you're goioing to get ananother couryry to pay fofor something it d doesn''t want and has no interest in having just suggest you do not understand how sort -- suggests you do not understand how foreign-policy works. amy: on the question of israeli settlements, last thursday, the white house said -- "while we do not believe the existence of settlements is an impediment to peace, the construction of new settlements or the expansion of existing settlements beyond their current borders may not be helpful in achieving that goal." this might have surprised many considering president trump's choice of the israeli u.s. ambassador to israel david friedman who actually heads up fufundraisising effort for one f the settlements, has raraised mimillions

pre-clearance, without the justice department enforcing voting rights on a fair and equal basis then we' goingo back 50 years. that's the concern, and if you look at senator sessions' past, it's an indicator of what he's going to do in the future and this is not enforce voting rights laws and pick on those civil rights leaders and people out actively trying to register people to vote which is the bedrock principle of a true democracy. >> congressman cedric richmond, thank you for your time tonight, appreciate it. >> thank you. >> joining me now, the associate professor of political science at fordham university and tim carney from the washington examiner. tim, let me start with you. you are ideological but not partisan or you have a world view but you're not a hack so i'm genuinely curious. >> thank you, thank you. >> i mean that. before we get to sessions, i'm curious about what you thought as rule 19 which struck me as preposterous. how did it strike you? >> i think rule 19 is preposterous. i think impugning senators is something we need more of in this country on the senate floor, on msnbc a

trains those headed the opposite direction di are running at this point sos p people are coming and goingoing a disabled train.ab d.c. fire and metro transit trat police have just left so wes situation is taken care of butot the train is still disabledill d and an investigation under way y with delays here along the red line at least here in the core r of downtown washington. [laughter] [laugh >> bob, thank you very much. >>> 6:31 right now. nw. bob thank you very much.nk you bob still up for us but let'sbus get to some breaking news out of euronepe.of eur let's head to paris now where we a group of soldiers guarding outside of the louvre museume uv opened fire this morning on arna suspected attacker. investigators bound toigators uo machetes in two back packs atck the man was carrying.carry man was trying to get into a a shopping mall underneath therneh louvre. within the past few minutesfewus workers at that mall beganallan going back inside and roadd roa blocks in the area were lifted. lifted >>> a rare vote on capitolrare hill is that under way right ri it got under way just about aabu mi

tell me. [ cheers and applause ] on every front, we are goingo work for the american people. nowhere in our focus is, and i mean this so strongly, and our focus has to be so strong, but my focus has been all about jobs. and jobs is one of the primary reasons i'm standing here today, as your president, and i will never, ever disappoint you, believe me. i will not disappoint you. [ cheers and applause ] i campaigned on the promise that i will do everything in my power to bring those jobs back into america. we wanted to make it much easier, it has to be much easier to manufacture in our country, and much harder to leave. i don't want companies leaving our country, making their product, selling it back, no tax, no nothing, firing everybody in our country. we're not letting that happen anymore, folks. believe me, there will be a very substantial penalty to be paid when they fire their people and move to another country, make the product and think that they're going to sell it back over what will soon be a very, very strong border, going to be a lot different. it's going to be a lo

d i know he's now resigned but he's not goingo get off that easy.we need some answers to a whole lot of questions, but the obvious questions are, what did the president know and when did he know it? was the president aware of flynn's efforts? did he support them? last night, we learned that the jugs department warned the white house counsel three weeks ago that flynn secretly talked with the russians about sanctions and may have lied about it to the vice president. the department warned that the national security adviser was at risk of being blackmailed by the russian government. that was three weeks ago, three long weeks ago, 21 days ago. so why did the president say on friday he did not know anything about flynn's calls for the russian ambassador? did the white house counsel really never tell the president? because if that is true i don't see how the white house counsel could stay in his position. that would be a major national security breach, not to inform the president of such a serious charge. why did flynn continue to sit in on some of the mo

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and fighting constantly to improve his own reputation and this morning some people saying it's not goingotop but probably escalate, that he actually relishes fights with the judiciary. he relishes fights with congress. this idea that some staffer is going to tell him to pull away, he believes he's an outsider, he believes he has a mandate because of the election and he thinks these fights are very much warranted. this idea it's going to all quiet down, i haven't seen evidence of that yet. >> to what end? to what end, bob? what is he going to do? what is he going to do? try to strip the judiciary of power after a terror attack? try to suspend parts of the constitution after there's a terror attack? to what end do up fight a judiciary? the ninth circuit is the ninth circuit. as i said, they are left of center. it's predictable how they are going to rule just as it's predictable how the 11th circuit is going to rule. they are going to be right of center. this is our system. it has been our system for 240 years. does he not understand that? or does he hope to change that system fundamentally?

and the president tweets out that he's not goingo follow.s departments not to follow what this panel of judges has said. okay. what then? how is the congress going to react? because it has to go to the congress to do something. i don't think we are going to have an uprising revolt here in the united states any time soon. is the republican congress going to act? and, you know, obviously, we are not quite there yet. >> not seeing a result, nick, but we are seeing protests. >> that's right. >> and backlash. >> a big topic, mark, is the policy process in this white house and the drafting of these orders. i'm curious if you read these court rulings, is there a version, a tailored version of this order from the beginning which could have avoided some of the problems he is having now in the courts with it being overbroad and chaotic? >> i think absolutely. i mean, part of what is going on right now and probably why the ban will be at least temporarily upheld is that there's no urgency for this. and you've had 97 tech companies file a brief and now