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greatest skill ♪ ♪ five six seven eight beverly hills what a thrill ♪ ♪ beverly hills what a thrill original cast members were missing. they did send messages including this one from carla. >> happy 30th anniversary troop beverly hills. i can't believe that. i don't think i've been alive long enough. i'm sending love from new york city. >> by the way the beverly hills hotel is offering a package to celebrate the movie's 30th anniversary. nancy, you have to take your daughter and introduce her. >> great idea. she would love it. >>> coming up remember when elizabeth hurly put this dress on the map. why she's wearing it again 25 years later. next on kron-4 news at eight: a health warning for the bay area tonight .... after a person infected with measles visits the south bay and stops at nearly a dozen different locations over the span of a week. what you need to know to stay safe and what to do if you have been exposed. and why the state attorney general backed off from reviewing a deadly police shooting-- that killed a pregnant teenager... tonight we hear from the victim's family....

catherine watson, some images from capitol hill. the budget has just been delivered to capitol hill. there is a shot of the budget on the desk, that is the house or senate budget committee. take us through what we should know about this over for chewing dollar budget. guest: this budget is going to be requesting $8.6 billion for border security. more specifically for a border wall. that is something that is not going to go over very well with house democrats. who, of course, we just had this huge fight over a national emergency. in other thing we are going to be dealing with this week. a $3.6rom there, it is billion request in addition to that. to repay those military construction funds from the national emergency that the president set into motion. another thing that probably is going to have some tension. the budget does call for a lot of cuts. about 5% aggregate cuts in nondiscretionary funds. in addition to that, we have dispensed spending increases. that is another thing that is going to rile democrats when they are saying you

freshman democrat katie hill joins us.lus, democrats exclude fox news from posting any 2020 primary debates. we will ask our sunday panel whether the move will help or hurt the party. and our "power player of the week," cal ripken and i talk famous fathers and their sons. >> i'm trying to say bu, don't be me. >> chris: all right now on "fox news sunday." until again from fox news in washington. president trump is set to unveil his 2020 budget tomorrow. i made a growing federal deficit and an economy that may be showing signs of slowing down. in a moment we will talk with white house chief economic advisor larry kudlow about that and prospects for a trade deal with china. but first, the other fights on capitol hill. the controversy over whether michael: has lied to congress again. and democrats still divided up after passing a resolution responding to congresswoman ilhan omar's comments on his will. his chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel. >> the resolution is agreed to and without objection the motion to reconsi

and apologized. >> hill has said before he has not. become a running joke in the household when someone rings the doorbell and we're not expecting company, oh, we say is that joe biden coming to apologize. she says there are more important things to her. she is the one at the center of this. >> that said, if you hurt somebody and you feel bad about it, you usually typically apologize to them rather than everybody else. >> is there any good way for him to call her up and apologize. and if he public sizes it, then he's done it too late, and two, he looks like he's being opportunistic, and three, only if she was willing to go publicly and say that hey, joe biden apologized to me would that ever work. >> wendy, how do you think he should handle this and what do you think this says about the moment -- we're in a cultural moment in the era we're in after the me too movement. >> one of the things about that significant about his comments last night was talking about white male privilege. i know that sends people's hackles up a bit. it seems t

there is testimony on the hill. you can imagine a scenario where several months down the line, if the president has not given up on pardons or continues to talk or not rule them out, it could be concerning to a lot of democrats. host: louisville, ohio is next. rick on the independent line. are you with us? stick by your phone. dennis is in arizona, line for democrats. caller: thank you for this opportunity. my concern is that national security is much more important concerning the grid improvement and -- rather than the wall. 100 million people could be put out of electricity with very little effort on a foreign power. we could have people starving without electricity in los angeles, new york and chicago, with very little effort by an versus a wall that is less important for infrastructure maintenance of $8 billion. host: kathryn watson. i know we have not opened the books on the budget, but do we know if there is more money for great security? kathryn: that is something in the details hopefully we will find out tod

the last seconds of andrew hill's flight. the 11 men who died were all on the busy a27 — some to watch the flying, some just passing by. a veteran chauffeur, workmates, friends heading home. daniele polito died not knowing that he would become a father for a second time. he has two little boys that he will never see grow up and they will never have their daddy and it's just so cruel. it's something that could have been avoided — which seems quite obvious that it could have been avoided. it's just caused so much destruction to so many people. jacob schilt and his friend matthew grimstone had been driving to their football club, worthing united, when the plane hit their car. from the beginning, you thought "this is absurd," you know, "my son's been killed by a jet fighter at a display". it's just absurd. andrew hill, ex—raf, a british airways captain, has always accepted his flying that day was poor. outside court, he read the names of those who died. i'm truly sorry for the part i played in their deaths and it is they that i w

some images from capitol hill. the budget has been delivered to capitol hill and there is a shot of the budget on the desk. take us through what we should know about this budget. kathryn: first off, this budget is going to be requesting $8.6 billion for border security, specifically for a border wall. that is something that is not going to go over very well with house democrats who just have this fight over a national emergency, another thing we are going to be dealing with this week. $3.6 billionere, request in addition to that, to repay those military thetruction funds from national emergency that the president kind of set into motion, another thing that is going to have contention. the budget does call for a lot nondefenseout 5% in discretionary funds. in addition, we have defense spending increases. another thing that is going to kind of rile democrats saying you are cutting here while boosting defense spending. host: steven dennis, how much of what is in that large document that was on the desk is likely to ma

. >> sunlen serfaty on capitol hill.nd we have back michael zeldin and daniel lipmann. i want you to listen to kamala harris, there are a couple things that stood out, let's listen. >> that report needs to be made public. the american people have a right and a need to know. the underlying evidence that supports that report should be made public. the attorney general barr should be called to testify under oath before the united states congress. >> absolutely, absolutely. >> and the white house should not be aintroduced to interfere in any way in interpreting or presenting the information to the american people. >> michael, let's talk about one of the first things she said there, she wants the underlying evidence to be publicized. there's classified information in here. there's information that came from grand juries. a lot of it can't be publicized. is that right? >> most particularly, the grand jury stuff. classification is within the purview of the executive branch. they can classify and unclassify things if they want t

we've got some rough weather to start off this weekend with heavy rain, hill snow and strong winds onenu for us today. the culprit is this area of low pressure that continues to develop as it works its in the united kingdom. we've already got rain extensively falling in northern ireland, so if you are heading outside here over the next few hours, it will be a soggy one and the rain could bring some localised surface water flooding here. there will be some big contrasts in temperatures. generally england and wales staying mild, 10—11 degrees. but further north, it gets colder and colder and yet, it's cold enough for a patch of frost or two in scotland. as we go on through saturday, then, this area of low pressure continues to develop and it will start interact to with some of that cold air, hence the risk of some hill snow across northern portions of the uk. but in the south, there's no risk of that because we have much milder air pushing in. so, saturday, rain first of all. well, that wet weather moves away from northern ireland, showers follow, but the rain will be heavy across the h

particularly for northern ireland, northern england, rain, some snow over the hills and some hill snowor scotland. temperatures two or three degrees overnights in the north. four to seven further south so north. four to seven further south $03 north. four to seven further south so a chilly start to your weekend, saturday, still looking unsettled because a lot of isobars on the map, a breezy spell of bother to come and we have low pressure moving in from the atlantic once again, so a blustery weekend,ing it will feel chilly for the time of year, there will be showers of rain and snow over the highest ground but not a write off, there will be sunshine too, on saturday, quite a good deal of sunshine in the southern half of england and wales. further north the sunshine will be interrupted by showers, some falling at snow. temperatures the somewhere in the region of rounds 7—in the north. —— 7-9. that region of rounds 7—in the north. —— 7—9. that breezy wetter continues into the second half of the week. so sunday another day of sunshine and showers and as you can see by the colour of some o

it will be cold enough for some hills know as well. cold air moving southwards. during tuesday the wind is coming down from a northerly direction. that is what will be bringing bells showers and hammering the temperatures. a bit of a rain start off the day as eastern areas clicks through. in the showers will have hail and thunder makes tan and some training mentoring with some snow falling over some of the hills. we may well see something a bit more organised later in the day in northern ireland, bringing a speu in northern ireland, bringing a spell of hill snow potential here. that is something we will have to keep a close eye on. low pressure stays with us through the remainder of the week. wednesday, and other low— pressure of the week. wednesday, and other low—pressure spinning and off the north sea. if they the cloud up across the northeast of the country. it will threaten outbreaks of rain and perhaps some more significant snow across the high ground of northeast scotland. another day of

cohen has just arrived on capitol hill. those are the pictures there. >>> also it seems kushner was not the only top white house adviser to get security clearance after a personal intervention. cn th cnn learned overroad the objections of chief of staff to grant that security counsel to ivanka trump. we saw moments ago michael cohen and his attorneys walking in. what are we expects today. >> i just saw them walk into the secure facilitimenty. i try today ask whether or not he brought any new documents. he wouldn't answer. he said he will make a statement. another question whether or not he hadful any discussions about getting a pardon. he is walking into the secure location for this 9:30 a.m. eastern meeting that will take place all day long. those are the main questions lawmakers want to ask. one is how the white house may have been involved or the president's attorneys in editing a false statement that cohen initially gave to the committee back in 2017 about the trump tower project and pursuit of the trump organization du

top of this hour, all eyes on capitol hill where federal aviation officials are about to get grilled by senators over those grounded boeing max 8 jets. officials from the faa and the ntsb are expected to face many questions about passenger safety and the airplane certification process. this moment comes at the height of boeing's massive p.r. crisis following those two deadly crashes within five months of each other both involving those max 8 jets. boeing just unveiled an overhaul of the plane's software systems at the center of those crash investigations and not long ago senate testimony wrapped for transportation secretary elaine chao. she pushed back when she was asked why the u.s. waited so long to ground those max 8 jets. >> the faa is a very professional fact based organization and they don't make decisions that are too hasty. >> there were -- there are additional safety sensors that could have been purchased by the airlines as some airlines did and some airlines did not. do you intend to require boeing to retrofit all the aircraft with the full suite of safety sensors in order

the power ball, i'm playing, you're not. >> won't change my life. >> we're still on capitol hill, thoughdemocrats moving fast in the hist from russia to health care after the president gave the best gift nancy pelosi could ever imagine. leadership was hoping to focus on issues that helps democrats take back the house in midterms and they got their chance, when the justice department said it backed it and calling obamacare unconstitutional. hours later 2020 hopefuls pounced. >> the gop will never stop trying to destroy the affordable health care of american families. >> the idea that people are playing politics yet again with the affordable care act is the height of irresponsibility. >> and back to the old days when people couldn't get health insurance. >> when you start taking health care away from people who have pre-existing conditions, it upsets whole family structures. and look at the 20 million people that are suddenly going to be without health care. >> is anybody thinking what that does to lives? >> nothing that trump and his friends do surprises me. the idea, however, that they w

stephen strasbourg on the hill. pretty good night. x strikeouts. four runs allowed in 4 2/3 innings. strasbourg 4-0 this spring. probably sick ofin watchg him tonight. bottom four, launching his second heer of th night. three rbi in the game for him. nats beat the astros 5-3. jim, you were just down there getting a first row seaki he's l good, right? >> awesome. can't wait. >> there you go. we're almost the. >> we're getting closer. at havertys we kno hard to get a good night's sleep... havertys mattress sale is here to help. with our wide selection of top brands and our price match guarantee -- you can find the perfect mattress for everyone in the family. get free financing on tempur-pic and foundation purchases over $1,999. it's time everyone got havertys life looks good not all water is created equal. there are over 326 million trillion gallons of water on earth. but only one billionth of one per cent is filtered naturally beneath the earth, with a distinct balance of minerals, and emerges crisp and refreshing enough to be called deer park®. dee

do that in now, remember, he also has to telegraph some information under the regulation to capitol hill he's going to have to tell members of congress whether or not the special counsel requested any action that was turned down at any point in the investigation by the attorney general. that is presumably either jeff sessions previously or william barr so at some point he'll have to turn that information over by regulation to folks up on capitol hill but there's no requirement, unlike the starr report that people might remember from the clinton investigation, there's no requirement that this document, whatever it is, become public i can tell you that the trump legal team was not expecting a book, like the starr report. they were not expecting a large document here. there was some reporting going into today that they did not expect ultimately anybody else to be indicted if we are where we are, where we think we are, mueller having turned over that report, today we didn't see any news of new indictments, it may be the case that this investigation has wound down without any major indictment

wind advisory in effect until 4 pm for all the bay area hills. as the cold front moves across the bay area this morning, behind it we are looking at scattered showers likely this afternoon and this evening. we are not done yet with the wet weather. we will time it out for you on futurecast and take you hour by hour, tracking the rain and wind coming up. >>> the south bay is getting drenched right now and you said there was flooding. >> that will affect her drive working your way out of the south bay. we have slowing go conditions on 101 at a morgan hill and oua. r sp thro e. ee to ab60 mph on the nor side of 101 right around the 286/80 connector. traffic is already busy there, just earlier than expected. guadalupe parkway we have delays , as well. south of there for the super commuters coming out of gilroy, you have a a lot of break lights. you have a lot of company working your way from sam martin into morgan hill this morning. we are monitoring other trouble spots, westbound 580 at lakeshore, that crash is completely cleared out of lanes. we ha

joining me now is sunlin live on capitol hill. time to move on? democrats at least in private, many seem to be saying that as well. what do you hear coming out of the discussions today? >> reporter: that's right. it's certainly an important moment, jim, for house democrats. ma they are meeting behind closed doors. this is the first time they'll gather the house democratic caucus in the wake of the mueller report. as they continue to grapple with the question of how aggressive should we be on the probes on capitol hill. what investigations should keep up. it comes at a time we are trying to caputo liesz, put pressure on democrats like adam schiff, the chairman of the house intelligence committee facing calls to step down. manu raju caught up with him yesterday and he says the investigation will go on. >> the investigation has always focused on counter-intelligence issues. that is, is the president or anyone around him compromised in some way. that work has to go on. >> schiff also said he's willing to accept the conclusion from the mueller report t

from capitol hill, u.s.ney general bill barr is not expected to submit his principle conclusions after all on the mueller report to congress today. sund len surveillance fatty is on capitol hill. >> the wait on capitol hill and across the country continues. we have confirmation now from multiple sources both from the domg a doj and capitol hill that congress has informed that they will not be receiving this summary that had been anticipated and promised by the attorney general, bill barr. we know that according to that letter that he sent to congress last night, friday evening, he promised that at some point during the weekend he may be in a position to, quote unquote, provide the principle conclusions of the mueller report. so certainly in the time since, everyone has certainly been waiting with bated breath to get that rort, theport, that summar certainly committees here on capitol hill like house judiciary and such waiting for what he would send to get the conclusions of the mueller report. the headline b

when anita hill, when anita hill came to testify she faced a committee that didn't fully understand whatl it was all about. to this day, i regret i couldn't come up with a way to get her the kind of hearing she deserved. >> biden did face criticism after those comments especially from people on social media saying he could have done more because he was the chairman of the committee at the time. in addition to the comments about anita hill, he also talked about violence against women saying that americans need to change the culture, saying that has been a white man's culture dating back centuries. one big question is whether biden and anita hill have spoken directly about that hearing nearly 30 years. right now that's unzbleer isn't it stunning we don't have the answer to that simple question, whether or not they have spoken with that. arlette, great too have you here. >> we have rachel bade, a "washington post" congressional reporter and a cnn political analyst. john avlon, the words from the former vice president there are was clearly a planned event. he went there with the intention of

again, wintry on the hills. not too many to the east of scotland.rn ireland, they should be starting to ease from northern england at this stage of the afternoon. strong gusty winds right across the uk and actually, a fair amount of fine and occasionally sunny weather across the bulk of england and wales, bar the odd passing shower. look at this, though. 0n through saturday evening, some rain pushing north through a large part of england and wales. a bit of snow in snowdonia, into the peak district. and temperatures will be at their lowest the further north you are away from that, and a frost setting in, particularly into scotland, as sunday begins. but it's not a cold night further south where you're seeing the rain. all of that has to clear away on sunday. it'll be a slow process as well. that will take an area of rain and hill snow across the uk during sunday, and that snow in scotland particularly will be falling to relatively low levels, so don't be surprised by that. but the chance of seeing some significant snow piling up in the hills in scot

one big question is whether or not he's actually delivered a personal apology to anita hill.remains unclear at this point and that's, i think, one step that people want to see to rectify the situation. >> i was following your reporting last night and the fact that it remains unclear is kind of wild given the fact that this is going to keep coming up and this is what anita hill said in 2018 when i asked about this specifically. >> oh, it's a graphic. good stuff, huh? she said he said he,a apologized, but he hasn't apologized to me. the statute of limitations has run on an apology. i don't need an apology. but sometimes when the door bell rings and i am want expecting anyone. i think, could that be joe biden? if that has been addressed we don't know yet. >> it's pretty clear what the former vice president has to do to get right on this issue and he has to give her a personal apology. he has to acknowledge his own culpability for what happened in that hearing and that's why that event last night was so striking. i was there with arlette and this was an event and it was a foundat

another day on the hill.sandra: let's bring in a team brad blakeman former assistant to george w. bush. tom bevan co-founder and publisher of real college clear politics. former dnc communications director, executive director of georgetown's institute of politics and a fox news contributor. welcome to all of you this morning. brad, i will start with you first. what we are about to hear from secretary nielsen is the crisis is real. her opening statement she is about to make the case that illegal immigration is spiraling out of control. and threatening public safety and national security. >> enough hearings. it's time for a vote. time to protect america. when we have 76,000 people last month coming across our border. families coming. up 300 percent. how is it possible that 7,000 unaccompanied children who now become wards of the state. this is a crisis. it's time for congress to act. enough hearings. enough politics. get the vote done. get the president the money he needs to secure our border. this should be a

some rain and hill snow across parts of scotland.w pressure brings rain, cloud and strengthening wind in from the west. we will all see a wet and windy weather spell living in from the west, as the weather shifts its way gradually north eastwards across the uk. i think it will be scotland again that will keep the rain out higher levels and snow over the ground for the longest. the rest of the uk, a mix of sunny spells and scattered mastery showers working their way eastwards. reasonably mild in the south and east, but much colder conditions across scotland and northern ireland with temperatures well done in single figures. so an unsettled picture to be middle part of the week. low pressure readings into thursday, as that so reduce its way off into the north sea, it opens the door for these winds to move in. they are going to bring some showers but some of the show is again having a wintry flavour, particularly over the hills of scotland, perhaps also over the south. a cold day too further south and about ten or 11 degrees. getting on

and tonight reaction pouring in from capitol hill. demands the mueller report be made public, that the american people get to see it. will that happen? mary bruce standing by live on the hill. >>> also breaking tonight, that chemical plant fire. worries about the air. and just tonight, the new fire erupting a short time ago. >>> major news on boeing tonight and those new max jets grounded. after news many were missing crucial safety software that cost extra. tonight the new headline. >>> and the priest attacked during mass, the moment live >>> good evening. great to have you with us on a very busy friday night. robert mueller's report carried by a security officer to the department of justice t. white house was called at 4:40 and told it was the attorney general could deliver his first summary of the mueller report by this weekend. as which reported the investigation launched 22 months ago, $25 million spent, 27 indictments including six of president trump associates. michael flynn, paul manafort, rick gates, george michael cohen and

chad pergram on capitol hill. we'll start with chad, with senate procedural vote on the green new deal is underway or getting underway. chad, walk us through with what about is happen there. >> we're not quite there yet. this will start in couple minutes this is procedural vote. this is an effort to start debate on the green new deal. this is not a vote on final passage. not a vote to end filibuster debating the bill. ending filibuster to start debate on the bill. they need 60 votes on this. we're told if not almost all democratic senators will vote present. you need 3/5s to end debate. this is the motion to proceed. they will not get there. mitch mcconnell, senate majority leader, he says present vote is yes vote. that is mitch mcconnell's interpretation. democrats would argue the other way. the reason democrats are voting present. they say this is a sham a stunt, mitch mcconnell is not for this. he is just trying to get them on the record, yes or no, do they support the green new deal or do they not? look at all

you're on the hill every day. how do republicans say what's being sent to capitol hill? >> i think when they try to push for the president's money for the wall, they realize he's not going to get $8.6 billion. he couldn't get his original amount with the shutdown. they're going to put off the very difficult issues like the funding for the wall until the very end, right before the end of this current fiscal year. the ultimate question is going to be whether the president digs in, whether he demands money for the wall, and a lot of it has to do with these court challenges and the national declaration. if the court doesn't have the authority of moving money around, then we could have a repeat of the government shutdown. nancy pelosi will not give him any money. will she ultimately bend as we get closer to the end of the fiscal year? we'll see. but they're saying this proposal is dead on arrival because it is, and what they're proposing is not going to become law. >> why would pelosi bend? she looked extremely confident the first time when she didn't give him a dime for his

showers are possible but the main impact will be gusty northerly winds along the coast and in the hills creating blustery conditions into this evening. high pressure builds wednesday through the weekend with dry and seasonably mild weather. next chance of rain returns by middle of next week. ( darya ) a big story this morning. two brothers from northern california were among the people killed in a plane crash in ethiopia. mel and bennett riffel were from redding. mourners at their old elementary school have started placing flowers at the base of a bell tower in the brothers' memory. they were on an adventure before mel's daughter is born in may. the pastor of saint joseph church and school visited with the parents on monday. ( darya ) their parents say they appreciate the outpouring of love and support and they are asking for prayers. ( james ) the model of airplane that crashed ... has been taken out of the skies by countries around the world. and now senator dianne feinstein is

>> bret: getting statements now from capitol hill. this one from u.s.enator mark warner from virginia, says, "congress and the american people deserve to judge the facts themselves, the special counsel's report must be provided to congress immediately and the attorney general should swiftly prepare a declassified version of the report for the public. nothing short of that will suffice. also critical that all documents related to the special counsel's investigation be preserved and made available to the appropriate congressional committees. any attempt by the trump administration to cover up the reports of this investigation into russia's attack on our democracy would be unacceptable." that from the democratic vice chair of the senate select committee on intelligence. the president has said publicly on the south lawn just the other day that he would be in favor of putting the mueller report out to the public. he said that decision, as he is accurate to say, is up to the attorney general william barr and we saw that in barr's confirmation hearing on capit

hail, thunder and winteriness over the hills.ressure is becoming more fine —— confined to the north on friday, some further wintry showers over the hills, we may pick up showers over the hills, we may pick up longer sunny spells and the increasing strength of the april sunshine will lift temperatures a little. but as we start april it will feel like we are stepping back into winter. colder by day and night, april showers, but some winteriness over the hills. after that as we skip through into next weekend and beyond, it may be that the weather systems are held at bay by developing high pressure again. a senior member of theresa may's cabinet warns that she cannot afford to ignore parliament if it moves to back a softer brexit. the prime minister is considering her next move as mps prepare to vote again on alternatives to her deal. i don't think it's sustainable to say, well, we'll ignore parliament's position, and therefore leave without a deal. we'll have the latest from westminster. also tonight...

. >> as capitol hill addresses flight safety. >> safety should never be optional. >> the f.a.a. the fox in charge of the henhouse. >> chicago police released their file on jussie smollett. >> he's walking around saying he is a victim. nothing here adds up. >> education secretary betsy devos facing a flurry of criticism over a proposal that would eliminate funding for the special olympics. >> it is a life-saving organization. it helped me find my voice. >> one of the nation's largest wireless providers is set to release new technology to stop robo-callers. >> they're basically bandaids on a much bigger problem. >> glor: and the highest honor for a soldier who tackled a suicide bomber. >> he definitely sacrificed himself so that we could live. >> glor: good evening. i'm jeff glor. and this is our western edition. we're going to begin tonight with a new plan for planes. boeing outlined a software fix and new training for pilots following two deadly crashes, and the f.a.a. says it is revamping the way airline development is handled. this came amidst tough questions for the f.a.a. fr

you are putting the bigger part in the hill and the smarter part is on the hill. >> thank you. >> commissionerchards. >> commissioner richards: a bit surreal from the first minute we started this commission meeting i have mentioned the supersizing of san francisco and 10,000 millionaires minted this year. we went through the a.d.u. and the homes and here we come to ceu turning 1240 square got home. it is a long day to 3715 square foot home. it was bought in 12, 9, 2016. 1,000,210. it is up $250,000. it is a big piggy bank you are saving money and appreciating. 3715 gross square feet house in this neighborhood basically new construction is going for 5 to $6 million. on the planning code section 101. the city's supply of affordable housing enhanced it is a proposal to demolish. there will provide a well designed single family home that contains a total net gain of additional bedrooms. i don't think it is helping affordability. having been through the a.d.u. and i talked about demolishing single family homes. you need to dense fi. this is not necessary or desirable to knock this down. without a.d

host: this is professor ed hill. even as of this morning, cnn says the president says chinese parties may stay for -- tariffs may stay for a substantial period of time. guest: in the report, we say this is a scrappage -- this is a skirmish not large enough to trigger a recession, but if we take the automotive industry and declare it is vital for national naftae, even with the new with mexico and canada, that that will hurtve the u.s. massively. ofre is a fourth launch tariffs delayed from march, and if they call me into place, china -- and if they come into place, china will retaliate again. if you keep the still tariffs in place and expanding the tariffs to the auto industry, and add that to the consumer confidence of the shutdown, and the stimulus effect that took place on the tax cut, the stimulus and larger than 2009. if you put that stuff together and the odds for recession start going up. there was a probability model called the yield curve. that hit 29% in cleveland. reserve isk federal up at 25%, so the incre

showers are possible but the main impact will be gusty northerly winds along the coast and in the hills creating blustery conditions into this evening. high pressure builds wednesday through the weekend with dry and seasonably mild weather. next chance of rain returns by middle of next week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) new this morning...two small earthquakes were recorded overnight in the bay area... the u-s geological survey says the first one happened around 10:15 in san ramon. that one was a 2 point 7 magnitude tremor. the second one was a 2 point 5 magnitude tremor that struck in unincorporated santa clara county near anderson reservoir just after 10:20. there are no reports of any injuries or damages. ( james ) a big story this morning. two brothers from northern california were among the people killed in a plane crash in ethiopia. mel and bennett riffel were from redding. mourners at their old elementary school have started placing flowers at the base of a bell tower in the brothers' memory. they were on an adventure bef

the rain will be heavy across the hills of northern england and the hills of wales where we could see flooding. as well as the rain we have the risk of some strong wind gusting at around up to 60 mph around exposed coastal locations and heavy snow further north. there may be snow across the high ground of northern england and northern ireland but not lasting long. it will last longest across northern scotland, north of the central belt where there could be something like ten centimetres of snow building up around above 200—300 metres of elevation. a mix of weather on saturday, heavy rain, hill snow or strong wind and there is the potential for transport disruption. that continues through saturday night as a squally band of rain pushes eastwards across england followed by plenty of showers. those showers still have a wintry flavour in them across the hills of the north and west of the uk and it will be a chilly and blustery night. our area of low pressure responsible for this lot will continue to deepen as it moves away from the uk and that continues to feed in some strong wind across

the pilot, andrew hill, admitted losing control. am truly sorry for the part i played in their deaths. it is they that i will remember for the rest of my life. there were gasps and tears in court from the families of those who died. also on the programme tonight. there are reports that the baby of shamima begum, who fled london to join the islamic state group, has died in a refugee camp. the headteacher working in the canteen to save her school money. she's one of thousands who've written to parents warning that they're running out of cash. the prime minister calls on the eu for one last push to get her deal through parliament, saying if it fails, brexit may never happen. the debate over using stop and search to combat knife crime. we hearfrom the police and one man who's been stopped around 20 times. and splashing down in the atlantic. celebrations as america's new commercial astronaut capsule, the spacex dragon, successfully completes its first flight. and coming up in sportsday on bbc news, we are in scotland for the penultimate

we've got some rough weather to start off this weekend with heavy rain, hill snow and strong winds onf low pressure that continues to develop as it works its in the united kingdom. we've already got rain extensively falling in northern ireland, so if you are heading outside here over the next few hours, it will be a soggy one and the rain could bring some localised surface water flooding here. there will be some big contrasts in temperatures. generally england and wales staying mild, 10—11 degrees. but further north, it gets colder and colder and yet, it's cold enough for a patch of frost or two in scotland. as we go on through saturday, then, this area of low pressure continues to develop and it will start interact to with some of that cold air, hence the risk of some hill snow across northern portions of the uk. but in the south, there's no risk of that because we have much milder air pushing in. so, saturday, rain first of all. well, that wet weather moves away from northern ireland, showers follow, but the rain will be heavy across the hills of northern england and across the hill

manu raju on capitol hill, thank you very much. here with me right now to share their reporting, their insights, their scoops. michael scherer with the "new york times," michael warren and associated press's alana shore. i want to start with adam schiff. house republicans made it very clear they were going after him right away. take a listen to this exchange between two lawmakers, including adam schiff, during that hearing this morning. >> there is a different word for that than collusion, and it's called compromise. and that is the subject of our hearing today. mr. ambassador, you will be recognized for your opening statement. >> will the gentleman yield? >> i will not yield. >> you said some things we want to respond to. you should allow us to say what we think. >> you can use your five minutes. you attacked me in your opening statement. >> i have not had an opportunity to respond at all, especially to what you think. because nobody thinks that at all. you cannot speak for us. >> mr. attorney, you are not recognized. >> got all t

we visited the original city on the hill. we visited the hill. there is no greater friendship than the one between israel and the united states. and no one represents it better than secretary of state, mike pompeo. you and ambassador friedman and your delegation are exceptional champions of our lives. i have called you so many times on so many things that this evening i just want to say one word. two, actually. thank you. thank you mike pompeo. thank you president trump. and thank you america. to the people of israel, i say -- [speaking foreign language] >> i will be very brief tonight. it has been a great visit. we had a chance to visit some of the holy sites today. as a person of faith, it is always inspiring to trek through the winding streets of the old city. we had a chance to visit the church. and the incredible privilege to visit the western wall with the prime minister of israel as the american secretary of state. it was truly moving, important, and indicative of the remarkable relationship between our two countries. as a cadet, i studied

press, right up the hill. thank you. thank you, press. right up the hill. thank you. thank you, press. ! thank you. thank you. >> what about more money for the ever glameds rest station? -- restoration in president trump: we're going to be doing more. >> when? how much? president trump: a lot. we're going to have a plan that's so much better than obamacare. obamacare is a disaster. we're going to have a plan that is so much better than obamacare. so the health care is going very well. >> thank you, guys. president trump: we'll always take care of preexisting conditions, just remember that. but obamacare is too costly for people, they can't afford it and the deductible, which averages more than 7,000, meaning unless smab -- somebody's got really big problems, you can't even use it. obamacare is a disaster. right now it's losing in court. right now in the texas court, as you know, probably ends up in the supreme court but we're doing something that is going to be much less expensive than obamacare for the people. i'm not saying government. i'm saying for the people and

the last seconds of andrew hill's flight. the 11 men who died were all on the busy a27, somejust passing by. a veteran chauffeur, workmates, friends heading home. this man died not knowing that he would become a father for a second knowing that he would become a fatherfor a second time. he... knowing that he would become a father for a second time. he... he has two little boys. they won't have their daddy. it isjust so cruel. there is something that could have been avoided, which seems quite obvious, that it could have been avoided. it hasjust caused so much destruction to so many people. the two men had been driving to their football clu b two men had been driving to their football club when the plane hit their car. from the beginning, we thought it was absurd. my son has been killed by a jet fighter? it was just absurd. andrew hill, ex raf and british airways captain has always accepted that is flying that day was poon accepted that is flying that day was poor. i'm truly sorry for the part i played in their deaths. it is th

the star of "beverly hills 90210" and "riverdale." he was just 52. >>> on the hill tonight, democrats on the hunt. launching several investigations into the president, his family, his finances. what they want from don jr. and eric trump. and they're now demanding the notes from the conversations the presidents had with vladimir putin. >>> the interview just coming in tonight. the two young sisters surviving nearly 48 hours stranded in the woods, freezing rain and cold. how they stayed alive. >>> the unthinkable crime. the mother killed. her family telling authorities it was a panhandler. instead, tonight, police say it was them. the husband and step-daughter now charged in her murder. >>> the ceo of the san francisco giants, the video of the altercation with his wife. and what the ceo has just revealed tonight. >>> and the drives in their cars when an avalanche of snow buries them. >>> and good evening tonight from beauregard, alabama, the center of a tornado disaster zone stretching across four states tonight. at least 40 tornadoes r

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little is known on the hill. there's a rush to try to find out information but the information obviously is not being provided. so democrats are trying their best to hold back and wait and see if they can get their hands on the report before any of this happens. but of course as nadler said today that could be a matter of weeks. we just don't know. >> mike schmidt, before we come back to mimi rocah, i want to play this for you. this is from an abc news podcast. this is mark corralo, who had been the spokesperson for the legal team and was present and witnessed a portion of the composition of the cover story to cover for the trump tower meeting. he'll explain the legal peril here. we'll talk about it on the other side. >> i pointed out that the statement was inaccurate and that there were documents, that i understood there were documents that would prove that. hope hicks replied to me when i said look, there are documents, she said, "well, nobody's ever going to see those documents." which, you know, made my throa