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goo. they were willing to share that with you, that the president would say something so negative about his attorney general? >> sure. but i think if you read coverage out of a swine house, often lively and colorful reports from our news outlets and others. the president talks to a very wide circle of people. i've had sources tell me in the course of one weekend he can talk to 50 or 100 people on the telephone. he gets fixated on certain issues, jeff sessions, no one has outraged him in the last month or two than jeff sessions. he felt betrayed and frustrated. and a lot of venting about mr. sessions. i had senior person tell me in the course of reporting this story that they just don't bring up jeff sessions anymore to the president for fear they know which way it will go if he hears his name. anyway. >> which is pretty incredible. they don't bring his name up to the president. and as you point out no one has outraged the president quite as much as jeff sessions in the past year or so. tha

>> if that doesn't work i'll throw the goo-goo eyes at you. >> it works. >> where is it? >> top?ter basket is in that closet, but it's covered with a towel, so mom thinks she's not going to see it. suddenly, as she's reaching for that towel -- >> that's why you got to put the easter basket together the night before easter. >> sorry, what? that's why the easter bunny brings it the night before, right? >> yes. >> comes down the chimney and the whole thing. >>> now over to this next little guy, who is not enjoying this date with the easter bunny. >> these easter bunnies might as well be the it clown. >> what's possibly scary about a six foot tall, 200 pound rabbit wearing glasses and a tie. >> the little guy henry is 2 years old and they're surprised the little guy isn't just running off, he stays sitting there. >> fear is also paralyzing. >> i know. >>> 2-year-old aidan here is so excited to be finding easter eggs. oh no, one of them missed the basket. >> a little top heavy there little guy. >> and i also think he's got a career as a stuntman when he grows up. >> tuck and roll, kid

so what does the audience here in tel aviv think of goo know what do they like to listen to well you don't have a lot of floggers in this opera i mean like other petunia or all over the operas but the music and i always call it romantic without apologizing it's just brilliant from man to music. stage a huge production and i do think there are some hits there not just luck on my mobility but our friendship it's beautiful ok for music not to use a big light of of opera but beautiful orchestra that play symphonic music it's exciting tons of colors beautiful melodies exciting show so when you started your career here is a dream for a young a young musician here to start at the israeli opera what was your first job i was a singular i was developing a baritone live about it on a career and did a lot of concerts and an automobile and then i started to do small roles here on the stage actually before the house moved here when we were still in jaffa and then started singing roles here until they were looking for a course master and i had the chutzpah to tell them i will do that gladly because

when the alligator chomped down on that watermelons green goo came out.rd how they got the green goo in but that is how they revealed the sex of the baby. i couldn't tell exactly. heather: thank you so much. crazy. the time is half past the top of the hour and surveys show 12 states said sued the trumpet ministration i you a us citizen. >> the trumpet ministration is trying to scare people. this is an intimidation tactic. the 20 democrats claim it is against the law. our legal panel is on deck to debate it. a seventh-grade are suspended for this stick figure drawing of a gun. is that fair? his father has a message. ♪ [bleep] heather: remember this illegal immigrant laughing and court about killing two california sheriff's deputies? receive the death penalty for heinous crimes. and still showing no remorse, grinning and even clapping at the families of the slain deputies. >> when your juror on something like this it pulls you in and that for me is difficult and emotional. >> i can think of no more fitting candidate than him. >> the sentencing is set for ap

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ma goo. doesn't seem like what's going on. says i'll have to get back to you on that or i don't know anything about it. the guy, as i mentioned, that nunes ought to haul in front of the committee is rod rosenstein. he was in on this and we now know through a couple of committees that the fisa court judgeses were deceived and evidence was concealed. and that's a violation by my count of six felonies. lou: you know, all of that is outrageous, compelling and yet we know that right now the justice department has -- its leadership has a culture of delay delay delay. we never seem to get closure or resolution on any of their investigations, whether by the fbi, the inspector general, it just goes on endlessly. and we've got to find a way to break that. the fbi seemingly no longer knows how to conduct an investigation. the effect, it seems to me, greg, has been to give everyone in the justice department leadership, who seems extraordinarily guilty of all sorts of infractions, time to cover their trail, to hide evidence. i mean, there'

least eight people are confirmed dead after a twin attack of burkean afonso is capital while they do goo stomach extremists targeted the french embassy and the military headquarters with gunfire and explosives the government is calling the attack an act of terrorism. a violent fight between a male tiger and a female slaw farah was caught on camera in western india the rare and fierce encounter happened at the national park as this lawfare tried to protect her cub the conservationist to witness the fifteen minute showdown set both animals suffered injuries. the international monetary fund has joined the chorus of criticism aimed at u.s. president donald trump's plan to impose painful new tariffs on steel and aluminum imports the i.m.f. said trump risks not only harming global economies but the u.s. economy itself canada brazil and japan have threatened economic reprisals but that has not stopped the president from ramping up his rhetoric. it's donald against the world at a meeting with american steel companies the u.s. president defied global concerns deciding to impose punitive tariffs o

there are a lot of other teams who will have something to say about that five weeks to goo the regular season. >> mark: tell you what, the playoffs are going to be a lot of fun. teams make it so you ca just do those games. there's never been a more protected interest in life than mark jackson in l.a. obviously they advance the ball to the frontcourt. still have atime-out. good ball denial. on chris paul. they're out of time-outs as well. by state farm. sixers/bucks from milwaukee. 7:30 eastern on winning streako to 15. >> jeff: p.j. tucker broke in the backcourt. corner. >> mark: you have tet the ba make basket.ike: ariza, agai veteran will inbound. irving will guard the inbound. harden, paul, joe johnson in >> mike: ariza. set to look, eric gordon, now, in the backcourt. here comes gordon, throws it in have to have the home run play, if they make both they have to throw it down the court.ame and miss the first and make the second. >> mike: gordon misses the first. >> jeff: you have to have someona. >> mark: playing for you. you would prepare for guys for this situation.its that one. t

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officer in flori ird time goo that building, for whatever reason, which he is supposed to. now a teacher will have to do that job instead? i can't imagine being in that position and i can't imagine where the teachers will ask for re money to do this job. >> this is very i'm actually reallyquite offended that the president proposed budget cuts to the department of education. and yet all of a sudden now there's money, he's going to buy guns and bullets for teachers, providraining for teachers. he said we should offer a bonus if teachers are willing to do that. i would like to say how aboutn for books, technology, smaller class sizes. health care for kfy walkout to memorialize the lives of the students from parkland, florida, and to take a stand. >> to parkland, florida, it's a date never to be forgotten. >> when i found out about the shooting in parkland, i was at school and not the notification on my phone. i was devastated, thought, another one? how does this keep happening? for me, it'sia especly close to home, because i'm a high school >> can you guys help us really quick

governors its cold war offspring voice of america radio liberty current cetera these guys will apparently goo pretty far to sow mistrust among russians. presidential campaign isn't going and people are saying some stuff today is valentine's day in russia it should probably be celebrated as lawful and then when people try to organize a demonstration or something against they tend to get arrested crazy stuff and madge and if someone on our team was this unprofessional it might be fair to say this would be considered acceptable by the western establishment remember how they accused russia of favoring a political candidates during the us election you'd think they'd never do that themselves. yesh and that just over the course of one day but come on that's not fair. no valley isn't running what do they have to say about the other candidates eight of them. on food if that will be there when you sure do you can do that some mini me of was in line you know what he's ticked off globally and come out on top of the next one ciggy above good in the mood in the new one is the. war rather than flee the move

. >>> goo,evening, everyo and welcome. one of the biggest issues looming over the stock market is the risk of trade war. today, that issue buckled to the surface. the commerce department signalled tha few product exclusions to the tariffs would be granted to u.s. companies. and that prompted some of our s allies to they could impose their own trade measures if necessary. the dow jones industrial average well 2 to 25 24758. the nasda was off 15, and the s&p was off 14. as we reported last week there is talk that the white house is considering tariffsn up to $60 billion of chinese good. not surprisingl that's not going over well in china. eunice eun reports for us from beijing. >> reporter: the chinese reaction today was a reiteration of comments andha themes the authorities have been touching upon in recent weeks as a trade war looms. at a regular press briefing the foreinntry said that u.s./china trade relations should note a zero sum gain. the ministry has made similar statements in the past.e ths also a commentary in the

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ma goo. >> then you are rosen stein. it's a complicated process.ou have rosenstein there for quite some time. you need the majority. you can't filibuster the appointee. who do you replace sessions with? >> neil: that confirmation prose woulprocess would be extremely difficult. they didn't want sessions at first. now they want him. >> i think the president is right to say if you knew you had a potential conflict early on, you should have given me a heads up or recuse yourself before i made you the a.g. choice. it is what it is. you can't change history. the latest stuff is other the investigation and specter general are look into this. seems anything jeff sessions does is a mistake. >> they want a special council appointed, and at the same time, they are talking to trump. remember, sessions did not go after lois learner of the irs scandal. every little bit will upset the president. > >> neil: does it hurt recruitment -- forget about cabinet positions, people look around to say, i don't know. that could be a real meat gripedder. >grinder. >> it's out

about what is the real bitcoin also from a technical standpoint you know when i was working at big goo it was causing a lot of developer drain for us having to expend a lot of resources to support various forks and you know it's unclear how the long term viability of those different things is going to end up or let's go back to our list of scaling initiatives that are coming down the road here bullet proof so that is going to give us better privacy which i think a lot of people have been waiting to see. so we've had these various ideas for things like confidential transactions and then cash for example is doing there's your knowledge proofs but in general these great privacy advancements they have a lot of blute to them they require a lot of data and of course with the block size being restricted you want to use as little data as possible bulletproof so we're going to enable us to do these more privacy centric signature schemes without requiring huge transactions you know them back to twenty fourteen or so a lot of these all this came in being it was in response to a lot of people beli

. >> reporter: investigators say the gunman, 17-year-old austin wyatt rollins, walked goo great mills high school with a glock semiautomatic handgun and shot two students. and it could have been a lot worse, officials say, if not for school resource officer blaine gaskill. the sheriff saying he responded in less than a minute. >> he pursued the shooter, engaged the shooter. during which that engagement, he fired a round at the shooter. simultaneously, the shooter fired a round, as well. >> reporter: junior nadyia olsen and fellow students barricaded themselves inside their classrooms. >> once i found out it was a live shooter, i started freaking out. >> reporter: you heard the shots? >> yeah, i was 20 feet away from it. >> reporter: a 16-year-old girl is in critical condition, a 14-year-old boy, stable. the gunman pronounced dead at the hospital. >> if you don't think this can happen at your school, you are sadly mistaken. >> reporter: the school shooting comes during a national call to action to make schools safer, and days before thousands are expected in washington, d.c., for the m

>> well goo goodlatte is prettyw energy as far as being a committee chairman.gowdy, you have to remember, is the guy that brought us the 11-hour hillary clinton benghazi saga where she simultaneously played hero, victim and martyr. mr. gowdy never misses an opportunity to miss an opportunity what should have been a roasting, you know, turned into her coronation lou: it's strange. let's go to another issue, and that's jeff sessions. he's considering following the office of professional responsibility recommendation to terminate a man who did not divulge his conflicts of interest with the clinton campaign until a week after "the wall street journal" reported the story. and then only a week before the election itself. i mean, it's staring everybody in the face. >> mccabe should neither be fired, you know, or given his requirement. retirement. he could be indicted. he could be held on administrative leave until he can be indicted. he should not collect a penny of retirement. he shouldn't be given lunch money. this guy needs to be looked at. you've already got an op

. >> goo good evening, everyone. today is march 13th. this is my report. march is national women's history month. during this month, -- we should give that a big round of applause. [applause.] >> during this month we recognize the contributions women have made to history culture and society. in 1987, the u.s. congress designated march as national history month. this gives us the opportunity in schools, workplaces and communities to recognize and celebrate the over ten overlooked achievements of women. nevertheless shimmer assisted. -- she persisted. as we know, women and girls place many challenges in our community, nation and world to strive and they strive to overcome them every day. they confront disproportionate amounts of violence, poverty and they are paid less than men. they place barriers to leadership and equality. in countless ways, both overt and subtle, femalevorces and experiences are marginalize. they are paving the way for change including visible leadership. elected office and board rooms and media. we will tip to disrupt gender based inequ

goo we say the man threaten ad school as he tried to buy a gun. good demorning. thanks for joining us. >> you know the entire ordeal is rattling parents and students. so we sent nbc bay area's reporter too st. gregory's catholic school. she's been with families as they arrive today. she got a fresh look at the man police are looking for after he made that threat at a nearby school. >> this is new video just into the nbc bay area newsroom. it is of the man police are looking for. he went into the big five sporting goods store friday afternoon. said he wanted to buy a gun and threatened to shoot up a school. all of that has triggered a school safety warning. at st. gregory's catholic school, parents walked their kids in knowing it would not be business as usual. the kids would stay in their classroom all day. >> i'm all the time. >> i am concerned. i'm more concerned today. >> reporter: police have said they do not believe the threat is credible but out of an abundance of caution, they stepped up patrols. schools notified parents they will keep all doors and gates