before the two of hus, we waited ten hors this week waiting for the train. >> reporter: a was this week strike in. >> problem at ig. problematic. reporter: your facial expression stated all. problematic. >> reporter: from this was publicly held company that these people would be fired and no response to from the board at all as to why they have not made decision in over a year. >> executive director of asked him what the reaction is to what lisa says. >> she says penn station was the circle of hell and that this is a private company everyone should be feared. what is your reaction to what the commuter mid well, no question that there is issues at penn station. >> did you blame amtrak? >> exactly. beengo. bin ge. >> dipping ding ding. >> we expressed our frustration to amtrak. i expressed my fruition tryings the ceo. i expressed my frustration. they need to do a better job paige crowds, getting people in and out of penn station. the guys into plan. they never address the fact that the trains are constantly late. they moved that machine ny and, know, the breaking system that may have in f

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as sherry hu reports... today >>> high school seniors are in the home stretch. they're about to graduate and many will head off to college. today's students rising above scholar has put her turbulent past behind her and is determined to be an example of success. ♪ [ music ] >> she's been dancing in class and in church for as long as she can remember. she feels like she's in the clouds. >> block out the rest of the world and everything else. as a child, i didn't know what i was escaping. there was just something different. but now i see what i was escaping. >> during her childhood her mother worked two jobs and then was laid off. amber bounced from home to home. >> as a child, i think i never really realized what i had gone through until i wrote my s.r.a. essay. i felt like it was normal for me. it was normal for me not to see my parents and walk around with my friends, go out late, party, do all those things in middle school. no one told me i couldn't do it. >> by the time she reached high school. friends were going to jail or getting pregnant. and that's when a

speaking of fine, i give you king art you'arthur, charlie hu. >> i live close to here and i'm alwayso mad when they close down this piece of the street for premiers and now here i am at my own so i guess i can't be mad anymore. >> knights on horseback paraded down the street as he mingled turn uss out his girl friend is camera shy. >> she hates being on the red carpet, so we don't do any of that together. >> king arthur of the sword, he's quite the shining nooitd. >> what's the most romantic thing you've every done? >> cooking. going out and biding favorite groceries and cooking a meal for my lady. >> his specialty is pasta and thai food. >> oh, boy. there he is. what's up, my man. come give me a hug. >> their unexpected bromance testard when the singer stars on charlie's show, "sons of anarchy." >> they were different. >> if you haven't had enough of me gushing about chaerm, get ready. there's more. he's already sig more "king arthur's." >> it's very big. people may 23450e9d medication. >> then,si jesca simpson's back seat confessions. what she's only spilling to "e.t." about her lo

howard university is the real hu. [applause] it is true. [laughter] unlike telling the truth, speaking the truth means you must speak up, and you must speak out. even when you're not being asked. orn when it is uncomfortable inconvenient. juste give you an example, a few years ago after i left howard i was working as a prosecutor during the crack epidemic of the 1990's. it was the height of gang violence in los angeles. had passed these laws that were known as gang enhancement laws come a which meant longer sentences if a person was affiliated with a gang. were new,e laws prosecutors were trying to figure out how to prove these cases in court. one day i was sitting in my office of the courthouse and i heard my coworkers outside my door talking. they were talking about how they were going to prove certain people who were arrested were gang affiliated. i listened to the conversation. i heard them mention the neighborhood or the arrests had occurred. i heard them talking about the way folks were dressed at the location. i heard them talking ab

the governor could face hu hurdles in having the general assembly invest in such a large sux money. >> 4:55 this wednesday morning gary mcgrady talking about a 90 degree day ahead. >> if we get to 93 it's officially a record and if we get to 92 we it's been tied three times in the past and that dates bay back into the 1800s. >> breaking records. >> let's break it. >> if are going to do it do it right. >> go big or go home. >> we have an agreement. is it a quorum. yes. something like that. 63 in town now. 61 for quantico. i have to say though out in the subushdz this morning it's gorgeous. sun comes up and bright in the sky. neighbor there's a little high cloud or two. otherwise real, real nice. let me show you satellite and radar. temperatures will be really warm. because high pressure is sitting on top of us now keeping us really nice and sun nix the humidity will creep back into the picture over the next few days. here's erin como with a look at traffic on this wednesday morning. >> 4:56 if you head out in dale city tracking a crash vovrling a tractor trailer. looks like they just t

. >> hu? >> i was born here. >> you were? obama is not in office obama is not in office anymore. we don't have a muslim in there anymore. >> i wish he was. >> he's gone, he's gone, he may be in jail, too. >> cellphone video captures a tense interaction between two fwhem line at a restin trader joe's saturday shared by more than 50,000 people on facebook alone. >> i shared it went viral and when i woke up it exploded comedian jeremy mclelan is a friend who wanted to remain anonymous because of backlash. he says his friend let the woman cut in front of her in the checkout line and what the woman started bad mouthing her and another muslim her friend pulled out the phone and started recording. >> maybe you need to get h help. >> i'm fine. >> no you're not you don't strikep a conversation with fem in line talking about stuff like that if you're normal sgloo i'm very normal. >> can tell. >> what set you off, obama? >> he shared the video because he says this is not an isolated incident. >> i wanted people to know that it happened. you know i have a lot of muslim friends and they exper

alison: love all the hu jonathan: sports, this was a chippy game.lison: erin hawksworth is here with the good news. erin: you almost did not know if you were watching the stanley cup playoffs or the nba, ejections and fights. sports is next. then you're a couple. think of all you'll share... like snoring. does your bed do that? the dual adjustability of a sleep number bed allows you each to choose the firmness and comfort you want. so every couple can get the best sleep ever. does your bed do that? for a limited time save $900 - $1200 on select final clearance beds during our spring clearance event. only at a sleep number store or sleepnumber.com. >> and now the toyota sports desk, local toyota dealers. dominant performance by the wizards tonight, playing very well at home, beating the celtics twice in the regular season, and they knew they would do it again tonight. earlier this month, john wall said they would be more physical, and that is exactly what we saw. usually blowouts are boring, but this was fun. it was chippy early, and early fight. thi

. >> piece of cake, hu? >> strasburg 15 strikeouts career high. michael taylor swinging bat well. big two-run homer. yeah. i have not done anything which is great. >> how good was strasburg's day today. 15 strikeouts career high for strikeout mainer. mat scherzer had 13 making straws the first teammate to have 13 more strikeouts in back-to-back games since 2015. >> check out the facial hair and hats in houston. i mean with fans like that how you can beat these guys. on the mound for orioles. weighed highlyly as in dad. rbi double brings home george springer. in a early hole. more from young swinger two run blast over 400 feet orioles could not come through in key situations. they lose in the loan star state 5 24eu6. >> back in february it was announced baseball hall of fame would be paying tribute to home are the bat simpson episode. today the simpsons got an honor which simpson was appointed in the hall of fame. a plaque and amazing homer simpson surprise in the hall before pete rose. >> towson and maryland making it all maryland la co cha championship. ohio state in final four.

they have a chinese president hu is the largest shareholder, but they have 77 other shareholders.some. but we will do our appraisals and due diligence. i think it is a win—win situation for the region. the point about the way it the chinese do business, not getting stuck on the argument about whether the chinese are... they don't make value judgements. repeating your article one mission to apply the principles of multi—party democracy, pluralism and economics, that is the sort of value based submission that the chinese don't recognise. the world bank doesn't either. many banks don't. i don't see why this is just about the chinese. they are not the only bank... is about the fact that you have compromised, as you have sought to expand your markets, whether you have compromised your baseline principal. i don't think we have. we apply those principles for central asian countries and all other countries. we go through these criteria in great detail. a lot of public consultation as well with lots of societies and organisations. i don't think we have compromised, we are rather transparen

dick durbin, one of the top democrats on the senate floor, was just speaking out about jim comb hu's firing and said -- not sure if this is an exact quote, but he said the termination and removal of james comey as the director of the federal bureau investigation raises the critical question as to whether the fbi investigation of russian interference in the last presidential campaign will continue and whether the investigation into any collusion or involvement by the trump campaign will also be investigated by the fbi. durbin goes on to say: any attempt to undermine this fbi investigation would raise grave constitutional issues. so you get the idea, charles, of where only democrats are going with this thing. this investigation into what happened in 2016 should go on. by the way, as it relates to jim comey, he was scheduled to be out in hollywood at an fbi -- at a recruitment event for officers. his status there, we don't know, but his the discuss on the job, no longer. charles? charles: blake burman. okay, guys, again the democrats are are now connecting this to the russian investigat

became the commander of a special halo team, leading his fellow soldiers out of aircraft, rdling into hu and unknown territory. third combatn his deployment about this time last year. this time, he went to afghanistan. on november 3, he was one of 10 special forces operators to land by helicopter near a taliban safe haven in northern afghanistan. they trekked through a mile of deep mudp -- waist and climbed a steve clifford before finally -- steep cliff before finally reaching the village they wanted to reach. then a night long battle ensued. offew and his team fought wave after wave after wave of enemy fighters. a grenade detonated and as the taliban surrounded the american and afghan forces, andrew ran through the smoke and through the hail of bullets to rescue and afghan soldier. ofthe midst of this torrent gunfire and danger, andrew worked heroically to open a gateway and get his men to safety, risking his life to save theirs. and he did it. unbelievably, he did it. in saving those lives, andrew was killed right then and there by enemy fire. andrew has since been awarded the silver s

nuclear subject marines off north korea -- hu submarines off the coast of north korea. james: we are in the age of trump witnessing a zenith for illegal leaks of classified information to the news media. it exceeds what we saw during the nixon presidency. it's something this administration has to get on top of or it won't be able to survive. howie: it seems to me that these are totally designed to embarrass president trump. rather than get out to the public some vital information the public needs to know. james: there are authorized leaks, unauthorized leaks. there are unauthorized leaks to make your boss look good. in the leaking of the unmasking of general flynn which seemed to come from former obama administration officials seemed to be to under mine the incoming president. howie: we had the president meeting with bibi netanyahu. '. the highly classified stuff about isis terror attacks, the new york times saying the source was israel. >> i never mentioned the word or the name is rail. never mentioned it in that -- the name israel. never mentioned it in that conversat

the hope ofs our people are hu huge. but the resolve, and care, will enable us to face the duties with will and purpose and we're committed to development as a strategy calls to confront extremism. and terrorism and provide a prosperous life, may god help us achieve what is good for our people. god bless you . >> of the united states of america. mr. donald trump. the floor is yours, sir. >> thank you. i would like to thank king salman for his extraordinary words and magnificent king dam of saudkingdom ofsaudi arabia fs summit. i am honored to be received by such gracious hosts. i have always heard about the splendor of our country and kindness of your citizens, but words do not do justice to the grandure of that remarkable place, and incredible hospitality you have shown us from the moment we've arrived. you also hosted me in the treasured home of king abdul-aziz. the founder of "the kingdom" who united your great people. working alongside of another beloved leader, american president franklin roosevelt. king abdulla abd

it didn't hu us at all. if the country understood we were in a battle over reforming welfare and balancing the budget. but right now is a different situation. this was the last obama budget. trump was not yet prepared, had not laid the ground work for a government shutdown. and the truth is he made a lot. democrats made a huge mistake because they didn't read the fine print. he got the money for the wall. when you read what they actually wrote, the only thing they blocked was concrete. they didn't block steel, they didn't block other what is of doing it. the democrats only stopped one part. they have plenty of money to build the first phase of the wall. he also broke the liberal mantra that you could only increase defense spending if you increase domestic spending, fan for the first time in a long time the military got an additional $21 billion without having to pay anything to liberals. there are a number of good things in this bill. they have strong second amendment rights provisions in the bill. paul ryan

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. >> it's like they get to playoffs and can't hang it hu? >> yeah. i mean like alec ovechkin round.zards left. >> that's what everybody was saying. >> sadly the wizards lost tonight. >> yeah i know it's another -- >> nats won that's good news. i have here alex and gary we were talking about ovechkin. what do you have to say about him. >> i love ove he may not be a star player. >> this is not what you said earlier you. >> were angry when you came out. >> it was high pressure game there was a lot of pressure on the boys. i have nothing but love for ove and my team and they played a great game. >> trust your first instinct i'm older than he is been a fan longer than him. >> are you throwing in the towel. >> not throwing in the towel but he'll go down as one of the greatest players ever. that -- didn't get past the second round. enough is enough. >> how many years you can take this over >> that's right it's been many years and i think there's a point there's something he is not doing right. in the locker, ice, not enough heart. you know that didn't happen to wayne gretsky. >> you cannot

. >> make not as good the roads erin you've been showing problems already hu? >> metro riders may need medication today and we'll take a look now. this is a live look at for the totten and got from metro. >>> it's not actually unscheduled traffic . >> shuttle bus service is replacing train service and weeshing on getting that cleared out of the way and they have to sfaebd and that's in the background there and let's switch to maps another way to get around that is green line you can take between for the gotten this is in addition to the safe track work impacting or oweth line. let's switch it over to cameras and a crash coming down from calvert ton as you make your. >> two frov tees in two days for terps. school lacrosse team is on fire. >> and waiting for bryce harper. we'll hear from him coming up next in the morning line you've worked hard. busted tail. and impressed the boss. maybe, it's time to be your own. transform your career with strayer university's mba program today. let's get it, america. >> a work around as you make your way to morning this close t

speak of theirs memos, and which memo, who sent what memo to hu, no one is emotionally invested or can even understand this story. do we think we are losing sight of what the rest of the country thinks and feels about something like this >> listen. i think that you're right in that there is a large section of the country that would like washington to work on something else. but it is a big story. i mean, potentially, potentially, if you have the president asking the fbi director to move away from an investigation, an investigation where he is told that he's not a target but yet is investigating the campaign, and ties or collusion possibilities with russia, that is a big deal. >> did obama say it publicly the irs situation wasn't that big of a deal? or that hillary's secret server didn't put any lives at risk for didn't jeopardize that? everybody blew that off. >> you're right. trey gaudi denied and mentioned that saying that comey did not come forward the four times he said president obama stepped in front of investigation, namely that hillary clinton email server investigation by sayi

you spread the risk over everybody in the pool who is likely to get hit by a hu hurricane. >> it defines people in different categories and they have to pay according to how sick they are or could be versus people who are not sick. this is like a tollroad. you pay for the 3450i8s you travel to build a road and keep it fixed. not every road is a tollroad for a reason. you can see here in the u.s. alone, they are saying that one out of two americans, the centers for medicaid and medicare, one out of two has preexisting conditions. 50% of us that have job provided health insurance also have preexisting conditions. we might be in a high risk pool. >> the 55 to 64 is important because it's before you hit medicare. >> they have a condition that might put them in a pool. >> we are going to have a conversation with congressman scott taylor from virginia. good to see you and thank you for being with us. you are a yes so far when it goes to the floor in the next 24 or 48 hours. >>. >> thank you for having me. yes, i am a yes vote and i have been clear all the way through this why. yes, sir, i am.

sarah hu sarah huckabee sanders said if hillary clinton had won she would have fired james comey.bill clinton hated his fbi director, louis free a freeh. he would have fired him if he could. >> he would have but he didn't. >> what do you think? >> it's hard to get into hypotheticals. if donald trump had any combination before yesterday of firing james comey, he should have done it the day he stepped into the presidency. the first day he was sworn into the white house. >> just saying, whatever went on here, if the point was to take the eye off of russia and to tamp this down -- >> right. >> strategically, the incorrect move. >> right. >> adrian, hillary, congressman kingst kingston, thanks. logon to cnn.com for all of the latest breaking news. thank you so much for watching. >>> good evening from washington. there's breaking news here in the russian investigation on top of everything else. when we left you last night, we were struggling to make sense of what had just happened. all of us asking the same key questions. could the firing of fbi director james comey been anything other

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. >> some of the tlooding we're seeing in parts of missouri have surpassed hus torque levels. >> swallowing entire communities. >> people underestimate the water and i taking people's homes. >> and taking lives. the storms this claimed more than a dozen victims across 16 states. >> very traumatic. i neveren went through anything like this. >> at least four killed. just east of dallas. trees pulled tr the ground and tossed aside. homes and businesses chewed up and spit out leaving survivors stunned ask overwhelmed. >> i don't know how we got out of the house. >> so many in the strike zone sort through the mess, the wind and water left behind. >> a bunch of mud. a hole in our bathroom and some knocked over trash. >> still unable to let down their guard. with the chance of more severe weather in the forecast, across the strike zone. jay gray, nbc news, west lain plains, missouri. >> drivers along minnesota avenue in washington had to take a detour after utility tipped over. this happened near the intersection. we're check ing ing to see whet the road reopened and we'll have more on this in the

you can see tt hus pekt hop through the window and grabs the money.know who he is, police of course want to hear from you. >> new jersey governor chris christie has less than a year left in his term and today he held a no-holds-barred press conference taking questions on everything from the economy to his possible successor to the skave scandals in the donald trump administration. he spent a significant amount of time counting his achievements while in office. he said the state's enup plament rate and businesses in the state are growing. he also says home sales are up and foreclosures are down. on the topic of the investigation to potential russian meddling, he had this to say about michael flynn. >> if i were president elect of the united states i wouldn't let general flynn in the white house. let alone give him a job. >> the governor briefly stopped his press conference midway through when he spotted a group of students touring the state house. he invited them in and they gathered around while he continued answering questions. >> as president trump

they also hiked stake in gm and xwra hu yahoo!ropped position in yelp and took a new position to micron. >>> jeffrey immelt is pouring more money into his own company. he bought another 100,000 shares of the dow component yesterday for roughly $28 per share each. immelt now owns more than 2.5 million ge shares. ge has had a difficult start to 2017. >>> the top story out of washington, the white house denying reports that president trump shared highly classified intelligence information with russian officials. tracie potts has more. >> good morning. the report says that the president shared information that perhaps russia already knew, but the intelligence ability lie wally who gave us that information did not give permission for it to be shared. now there's concern that we will not get information if allies cannot be assured that information will be kept classified. this reportedly happened last wednesday when russia's ambassador and foreign minister were in the oval office. we saw the pictures, only because of russian media, beca

we are on the hu nt for steve have a casting call. back tomorrow. i will be in paris. thanks for watching. this is bbc news. just coming up to quarter to eight. the headlines. the headlines. theresa may has made an unparalleled attack on eu officials and politicians, accusing them of using "threats" to try to influence the outcome of the general election. labour say the pm is "playing party games with brexit" for political advantage. an eu source has dismissed the prime minister's claims as "pure fantasty" — the eu chief negotiator has denied planning to punish britain for leaving the european union. a 20—year—old student is found guilty of planting a home—made bomb on a busy london underground tube train. an update on the market numbers for you — here's how london's and frankfurt ended the day. and in the the united states this is how the dow and the nasdaq are getting on. to leave the eu, put as high today by some as 100 billion euros and who will have the final word on citizens rights. we can speak to charles grant, director of the

on top of the big cooldown for wednesday, you see the troth of lp hu low pressure hung up in the northwestwe head towards next weekend, thursday to friday, maybe again sunday night, areas in the north bay may see a few showers, but one thing this will lock in, cooler temperatures heading from wednesday all the way through next weekend. san francisco, you have temperatures maybe in the 70s for a couple days, then much cooler as we head towards the middle part of the week. same story in the valleys, the big drop in temperatures by mid week. to find out more about nbc bay area's reward for accuracy, click on the weather tab on the website. you'll find a link to the announcement and the weather rate website, kind of the guidelines on how we produce the most accurate forecast around the bay area. >> are you satisfied with their scientific approach? >> they seem to like us opini. >> that's great. well done. >>> still ahead, president obama accepting a prestigious award in boston. what he had to say about the new health care battle. >>> also taking a live look outside. look at that nice view over

two students were seriously hu hurt.e say that driver tried to pass two tractor trailers carrying oversized loads and their escort car. the driver clipped the escort car crashing into the schoolbus. this happened along route 30 in east lampeter township. if you have any information at all about the car or the driver you're asked to call police. >>> check this out. that is not steam you're seeing comincoming out the ground thata gas leak. crews had their hands full fixing that leak on route 70 this all went down during the morning rush hour through cherry hill today. >> everything is now fixed. all the lanes are finally only again. fox 29's steve keeley was the first reporter on scene and has the details. >> reporter: it was a sound and a sight you rarely see or hear. it looked and sounded like a water main burst. but this was a natural gas line leaking. spewing potentially explosive gas into the air here on cherry hill's busiest roadway route 70 but a public service electric and gas crew man told fox 29 news here early o

our viewers hued heard your emmanuel macron.pared to every single sector of this fractured society, reaching out importantly to the supporters of marine le pen. remember, there's 12 to 13 million who voted for marine le pen or favored other candidates with a similar tone. the strong message coming from this speech that we just heard was one of reassurance. it was one of compassion both with the french people, for their hardship and for also the unity of this country and an appeal outside the borders of france to other countries. he mentioned the european union and that european union flag behind him alongside the french flag. he is pro- even you, pro- nato, pro- international organizations and he talked about that too. he talks about the future too. that is actually one of the real reasons that he was campaigning and had appealed to some people here. that he would change things, that he would offer reform in some kind of framework. not the massive changes that have been proposed by other candidates that we've seen, massive riots

and president hu politely embarrassed me with more press that i've seen, packed, 35 in his foreign policy people about 35 of ours. sitting to my left and right. we think you'll come back. we hope you can figure out how to do something about your entitlement system. some of you will remember this. i looked at him said don't worry, mr. president you bought $10 billion u.s. treasury notes two days we were downgraded. i said you really got criticized for it. i said don't buy anymore. i appreciate the help. americans own 87% of all assets. china owns 1%. i said, by the way, entitlement is a political problem in america, not an economic problem. my god, mr. president, your situation, my god, by 2022 you will have fewer people working than are retired. what are you going to do? if we can help in any way, let us know. [laughter] [applause] mr. biden: but here's the point. in the process, i said, your one china policy i will not criticize. you remember, it was during the election. that's when romney went after me saying, biden is supporting euthanasia and he didn't criticize the policy. i came bac

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he told me repeatedly that he could have people hu >> reporter: adonizio says it all became too muchr her. but listen to her traumatic account of what she says happened when she told mcafee she wanted out. >> when i did go over there, the conversation did not go as i expected. and -- oh, god, i feel so stupid. >> reporter: she wasn't able to go on. >> i'm sorry, i just -- >> reporter: the one time she was able to describe publicly what she says happened was in a documentary film about mcafee called "gringo." >> i told him i had a headache and he went into the other room and he brought me two pills and it tasted foul. >> reporter: she says he drugged her with that juice and then raped her. >> i only have sort of flashes of recollection, he was standing over me naked. i grabbed my clothes, i don't even remember taking them off. >> reporter: adonizio says she quickly fled belize without telling the local police. she says u.s. authorities told her they had no jurisdiction, so no charges were pursued. >> i don't know what to tell you except that i have emotional and physical scars from th

this is hu huh pock hypocrisy. >> that's a good point.your point, yes, i am deeply concerned and have been especially now that we've got a smoke screen of charitable religious institutions being formed basically for political ends for private and political. it amounts to in public policy terms is i'm making a donation, a tax, you got the donation, for a political purpose to support my political cause and your political cause which i think is absolutely wrong and it's a corruption. >> we've seen bogus foundations created. >> sreenivasan: do you end up picking your church a little bit more because you know how that church is going to vote. i'll reveal my hindu roots here. i thought jesus was an in the -- an independent not a democrat or republican. >> they're at risk over alien evidenting their oncogaition on issues that have nothing to do with religion. at least their judgment is not particularly sanctified on these issues. i'd rather go to the average bartender for political advice than the average priest or minister. so you know, i think

this morning, your colleague, richard blumenthal, was asked if hu huma abedin, passing information on to her husband, anthony weiner, who shouldn't have seen it, he said, was it a crime? he said, if it was improperly passed, yes, it is a crime. do you agree? >> there are ways to handle classified information and there are criminal sanctions. i'm not aware of the specifics. i did follow the hearing yesterday in the judiciary committee and i did listen to director comey's comments. i think he made a bad judgment on what he did. as to who is criminally responsible, i'll let the law enforcement people handle that issue. >> meantime, you stepped out of a foreign relations hearing on foreign assistance. yesterday, secretary of state rex tillerson outlined an american first agenda and how it translates to foreign policy. he did not address budget cuts. what's your overall take now? >> secretary tillerson did question whether we need to always promote our values of good governance, human rights, anti-corruption, democratic institutions. i think if he listens to today's hearing in the senate f

this is the third time the hus which, remember, has a majority of republicans, has taken a crack at gettingthing republicans have said was their highest priority for the last seven years. budget analysis of the previous attempt at this said millions will lose their health care under the new plan and cutting taxes for the very rich is in there as well. a quinnipiac poll about one of the previous versions of the bill show just 17% of americans want what's happening today to happen. democrat nancy pelosi has a colorful quote. "the minute they cast the vote on it, they put doo-do on their shoe, a tattoo on their forehead." the "new york times" points out the bill also takes away medicare funding paid to schools who use the money to fund special education for kids with special needs. as well as equipment and a wheelchair and speech therapists. that funding would have to come from the state. the other controversy this morning, though, not literally life and death like health care is over the former national security adviser susan rice. she's declined an invitation to testify in next week's hearin

my last visit to china as secretary, january 2011, i told president hu, just like this, the presidented states wanted me to tell you that we now consider north korea a direct threat to the united states. and it had no effect whatsoever. i think president trump has their attention, and my one concern is that he may overestimate how much power china has in pyongyang. they do have influence, and they do have companies, and they do have economic relationships that could make life much more difficult in the north. their balancing act is how much worse can we make it in the north without creating that which scares us more than anything, which is a collapse in the north, and then what happens to all those nuclear weapons. they're going to work very hard to avoid that. it's clear the relationship between china and north korea has hardly ever been worse. kim jong-un has never been to beijing in his leadership. president xi has never been to north korea. that's a first in that relationship. the chinese press are saying some amazingly negative things about the north and about kim jong-un. so the

. >> senator john mccain earlier today caulk tatalks to kasie hu.earlier, the president's bunch the includes sweeping cuts to social spending mile boosting defend ining defe. congressman lee zeldin is joining us. why do you stand on this budget in its current form? >> right now i'm reviewing it. the process does sta in the house as you just pointed out, that's where the appropriations -- the whole process begins. there are some parts that i've reviewed that i like. i like to see the investment in counterterrorism funding, investment in our nation's veterans. i don't like seeing for example the cut to nih. a big cut to nih. so as we move forward, i think republicans and democrats, conservative, liberal, house and senate and the president, we all need to work together, we share input of what we like, what we don't like. the owoone thing that is good i that the president's budget balances where one of my criticisms of his predecessor's budget is that it didn't actually balance. so part of this needs to be certainly figures calorie responsib fiscally re

and if this rope was part of the murder plan, it should have a lot of dna evidence on it, not just a hug the time that the jury is coming back at all? >> yeah, if i were the prosecutor in this case, i would not have slept a wink last night. usually, when%,'ñ jurors come b very quickly in a complex special circumstance murder case, it's an acquittal. again, o.j. simpson is a classic example. >> those are some of the early signs. if they find for a conviction here, whether it's a first degree murder or second degr-ea murder conviction, will it matter in terms of implication for capital punishment? >> absolutely. if it's second degree murder, the sentence is 25 to life. if it's first degreexd murder, plus at least one special circumstance, we proceed to the penalty phase and penalty is on the table. >> what about sierra lamar herself? her body never found. what if they are, could you explain possible double jeopardy, where he would never be tried again. >> hei/k could neverñno beúj tn assuming he wasmy acquitted in this case. not inoothis court for this murder. he could be tried, for exa

other day, you've got to be focuseded on amazon, netflix, apple, googles and even fwiter, which we hus bought, which are doing the things that are following the advancements in technology, not the declines. >> it's a good question, but the answer is no. you can point to microsoft, which pete did, but i think what warren buffett should do is swap from ibm right into cisco. that's dinosaur tech. but they've got a low multiple, a ton of cash they are using to transform their business into the internet of things into security. they're making strategic purchases. these are the things that cisco, a dinosaur, can do that ibm can't. >> josh. >> i've been studying berkshire hathaway way for almost 20 years. he'll be out of this whole position in my opinion. i don't know overnight. he's not that sensitive where he has to be completely out. he's done a swap. it's apple. one of the largest shareholders of apple. he's not a tech investor. not the janice funds of the '90s, so it's rare for him to have a large position. you bet on the wrong horse, now, he thinks he's in the right and by the way, the

. >> they say what happens in vegas stays in vegas, hu. this is new york.e didn't even get there. >> that was tom costello reporting. >> obviously also, you don't get a full sense of what happened just by looking at that video. jetblue tells nbc news the video does not depict the entire incident and the captain determined that the customer's behavior demonstrated a risk for escalation in the air. >> the trouble keeps coming for united airlines. >> pilots and flight attendants worldwide that secret access cockpit codes were leaked. they weren't hacked but accidentally made public and airline is moving to fix the issue. that could mean reprogramming the key pads on every united cockpit door with new access codes. flight deck access is a major security concern for airlines. flight attendants may even block access with food carts if pilots take a bathroom break. >> so this is on our mind all the time. we are trained to be vigilant and in fact our procedures are to remain in constant contact with the cabin. >> since 9/11 planes have come off the assembly line wi