mr conway has motor neurone disease he's been speaking to our medical correspondent fergus walsh. and that is, i don't know how i'm going to die. little by little, noel conway's strength is fading. motor neurone disease means his muscles are wasting away, including those that allow him to breathe, so he needs a ventilator, and he's totally reliant on his wife, carol. i want to end my life with dignity, cleanly, and in full consciousness. i don't want to linger on for weeks. what is it that you fear will happen to you at the end of your life? i will be completely immobile. it's the still being alive and yet not being able to use one's body that is the greatest fear i have. the central argument before the courts is whether the suicide act, which prohibits assisted dying, is an unjustifiable breach of mr conway's human rights. judges here interpret the law. they can't change it. that's down to parliament. three years ago, mps overwhelmingly rejected proposals to allow assisted dying in england and wales. the high court dismissed mr conway's case, but the court of appeal says the issu

mr conway, who has motor neurone disease, wants a doctor to be allowed to prescribe him a lethal dosebeen speaking to our medical correspondent fergus walsh. yep. 0k. there's an underlying feeling of profound anxiety that i live with, and that is, i don't know how i'm going to die. little by little, noel conway's strength is fading. motor neurone disease means his muscles are wasting away, including those that allow him to breathe, so he needs a ventilator, and he's totally reliant on his wife, carol. i want to end my life with dignity, cleanly, and in full consciousness. i don't want to linger on for weeks. what is it that you fear will happen to you at the end of your life? i will be completely immobile. it's the still being alive and yet not being able to use one's body that is the greatest fear i have. the central argument before the courts is whether the suicide act, which prohibits assisted dying, is an unjustifiable breach of mr conway's human rights. judges here interpret the law. they can't change it. that's down to parliament. three years ago, mps overwhelmingly rejected pro

mr conway, who has motor neurone disease, wants a doctor to be allowed to prescribe him a lethal dose underlying feeling of profound anxiety that i live with, and that is, i don't know how i'm going to die. little by little, noel conway's strength is fading. motor neurone disease means his muscles are wasting away, including those that allow him to breathe, so he needs a ventilator, and he's totally reliant on his wife, carol. i want to end my life with dignity, cleanly, and in full consciousness. i don't want to linger on for weeks. what is it that you fear will happen to you at the end of your life? i will be completely immobile. it's the still being alive and yet not being able to use one's body that is the greatest fear i have. the central argument before the courts is whether the suicide act, which prohibits assisted dying, is an unjustifiable breach of mr conway's human rights. judges here interpret the law. they can't change it. that's down to parliament. three years ago, mps overwhelmingly rejected proposals to allow assisted dying in england and wales. the high court dismisse

. >> adviser to the president, kellyanne conway explained why mr. trump sent tweets about cohen currently under criminal investigation. >> he is defending someone he has worked with and known for a dozen plus years, dana, he thinks is being treated unfairly. >> special counsel robert mueller's probe is on the president's mind. mr. trump accusing comey on a book tour of illegally sharing classified memos to trigger the doj investigation. which comey denies. and attorney general sessions, who reap kukutzerecused himself would resign if rosenstein was fired. >> we believe the scope has gone well beyond what was intended. >> despite the president's anger, adviser mark short says no one is losing their job. >> an hourglass, when is he going to fire, rosenstein and mueller. the president has no intention of firing these individuals. >> reporter: late friday, another legal claim was made against those close to president trump. the dnc is seeking financial damages stemming from the 2016 hacking of its e-mail servers, naming donald trump jr., jared kushner,

. >> reporter: adviser to the president kellyanne conway explained why mr.ent tweets about cohen, who is currently under criminal investigation. w he's defending someone who he has worked with and known for a dozen plus years, dana, and who he thinks is being treated unfairly. >> reporter: special counsel robert mueller's probe is also on the president's mind. mr. trump is accusing comey, who is on a book tour, of illegally sharing classified memos to trigger the d.o.j.'s investigation, which comey denies. and attorney general sessions, d.o recused himself from the inquiry, reportedly told the white house he would resign if rosenstein, his deputy overseeing the matter, was fired. >> i think that we all have frustrations and that the scope has gone well beyond what was intended to be. o reporter: despite the seesident's anger, adviser marc short says no one is losing their job. >> it's like an hourglass waiting to see if-- okay, when's he going to fire rosenstein? when's he going to fire mueller? we've had the same conversation. as far as i know, the presiden

. >> reporter: adviser kellyanne conway for president trump -- >> mr. trump is accusing comey who's on a book tour to share classified memos to trigger investigation which comey denies. and jeff sessions who recused himself from the inquiry reportedly told the white house he would resign if rosenstein, his deputy overseeing the matter, was fired. >> i believe it's gone well beyond what was intended to be. >> reporter: despite the president's anger, marc short said no one is losing their job. >> they say, when is he going to fire mueller, when is he going to fire comey. as far as i know, the president has no intention of firing these individuals. >> reporter: another legal claim was made against those close to him. the dnc is seeking financial damages stemming from the 2016 hacking of its e-mail service naming donald trump jr., jared kushner, the trump campaign, and the russians. he said democrats are suing the republicans for winning the election. errol barnett, cbs news, west palm beach, florida. >>> well, the president of nicaragua is canceling plans

earlier cnn asked counselor to the president kellyanne conway whether mr.ed his so-called fixer could flip on him. >> i'm telling you that the president's concern has been for michael cohen in the way he's been treated and has said that again and again in tweets and again with the cameras rolling with the media in the cabinet room and elsewhere and why is that? because i see people go on tv constantly who don't know president trump at all and say he's loyal to no one but himself. that is completely not true. he stands up for people in his inner circle and people he knows when he thinks they're being treated unfairly. >> let's discuss this with scott lucas, professor of international politics at the university of birmingham. scott, investigators are looking into michael cohen's business dealings. we don't know but some of those may end up involving donald trump. does that cross the president's red line? >> well, donald trump certainly has said it would in the past when he said there should be no investigation of any of his dealings or those of the trump orga

people from welfare to work and the food stamp reforms that chairman conway will be unveiling today will do just that. reporter: mr. speaker, i want to follow-up on rachel's question. can you describe in more detail how you see this process of choosing your successor should play out? hearing from all these members that don't find it tenable to see it will be -- speaker ryan: it will play out like it always does. you have leadership election after the elections. and so i think our leadership team -- the funny thing is when i came into this job, i came into a vacuum and filled the vacuum. i don't think we have that kind of a vacuum now. we have a very talented leadership team that's extremely experienced now. and that leadership team is in sync with one another and in support of one another. i don't see that kind of a disruptive process like we had when i came in. reporter: what do you say to these members who are aframe -- afraid that seven months is not good? speaker ryan: i don't think we are going to have that. reporter: let me piggyback -- if this is disruptive? speaker ryan: i won't get into the hypothetical.

conway. >> we find that mr. comey has a revisionist view of history and seems like a disgruntled ex-employee. it's not as if he came to the conclusions that are in his book while he was on a job as fbi director in the presence and the company of the president and said i just must resign. i can't be with us anymore. >> and this rollout for the book to her is just beginning so we will be hearing a lot more about this in the days to come. >> eric: that is for sure. meanwhile, what some say could be a message involving the rush investigation, the president is expected to issue another pardon of scooter libby. >> the part of scooter libby is in part a message of the president thinking about the mueller investigation. he is expected to pardon scooter libby at some point today. libby of course was convicted of making false statements in the special counsel investigation. the parallel to the mueller investigation as michael flynn pleading guilty to making false statements. the president has railed against the rush inves

mr. speaker, i plead with you, i plea with chairman conway and republicans in this congress to stop this attack on those who are living in poverty. snap is an important program. it's about providing people food, and i urge my colleagues on both sides to reject any and all proposals that will undermine this important program. the war against the poor must stop. with that i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. hompson, for five minutes. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today in celebration of national library week which began on sunday and runs through saturday, april 14. this year's theme is library's lead and misty copeland is the chair. national library week is an observance sponsored by the libraries across the country each april. it is time to celebrate the contributions of our nation's libraries and librarians and promote the support. all types of libraries, school, academic, special participate. celebrations during national library week including national library workers day which is a day for

correspondent joe johns tells us, it's not the first time george conway has taken a swipe at his wife's boss, the president. >> we find that mrmey has a revisionist view of history and seems like a disgruntled employee because he was fired. >> reporter: kellyanne conway, one of trump's most vocal supporters. but her husband george conway making it clear he thinks for himself. retweeting an article blasting gop attempts to discredit the book. conway a staunch republican has repeatedly criticized the president on twitter and often contradicts him and his wife of over 15 years. one of conway's most -- after the fbi raided the office of trump's lawyer michael cohen, the raid reportedly enraged trump. >> it's a disgraceful situation, it's a total witch hunt. >> reporter: he called the report that trump's lawyer discussed pardons for the top aids of those in the russia investigation flabbergasting. but in the past few weeks, conway has begun deleting some retweets that have become particularly critical of the trump administration, one that said, cohen's payment to stormy daniels violated campaign finance laws. and one from george c

here's kellyanne conway on fox this morning. >> we find that mr. comey has a revisionist view.e was fired, it's not like he came to the conclusions that's in his book while he was on the job as fbi director. he said to the president, i must resign. i can't deal with thi anymore. i must resign. >> she was in the driveway of the white house on fox this morning. this is a doctored book cover, a mock book cover. "a higher loyalty" by james comey. i get that the president has every right, every reason on the merits of dispute to challenge james comey and rod rosenstein. but when you talk to the people behind the campaign it's perfect. they're not perfect, they've both made mistakes, they've both done things that could be called into public debate. but to say we're going to call for tax dollars to protect the president by discrediting people who have given five decades of their lives combined to federal law enforcement tells you what? >> it shows the big distraction this is causing no matter what happens with the mueller probe or where this goes from here. this is a major distraction

pat fitzgerald was the last special counsel and kellyanne conway, the president's spokeswoman, said today that mr. libby was mistreated by the prior special counsel. so i think what this is, this is a message he's trying to send to his allies saying hey, you know, special counsels can mistreat people. if you -- if you're investigated by the special counsel, i might of give you a pardon. i'll help you out and make sure this works out for you in the end. >> i want to play that is exchange of kellyanne conway today. take a listen. >> can i say about scooter libby quickly, critics would suggest this is sending a message it's okay to lie under oath and to obstruct justice. is the president sending that message? >> no, the president's not sending that message. >> what message is he sending? >> why is he pardoning scooter libby? >> i can't confirm that but i'm not going to confirm that. >> the president maintains he was right. >> many people think scooter live away was a victim of a special counsel gone amok. >> very subtle. >> what a coincidence. >> i think what happened is michael cohen got off the ph

mr. chairman. i would like to thank terman conway and how he has conducted himself and led the team. i joined the committee in 2013. during the last farm bill process. many things have changed. this farm bill was drafted at a time when farm incomes are at a record low and have producers who are having challenges assessing markets around the world. what has remained consistent is that we on this committee are privileged to be the first members to affect change within our nation's agriculture and nutrition policies. i support this bill and i support the process. .tep one of many that being said, there are items that are priorities of mine but i wanted to be brief -- i want to do briefly highlight one of them. lies outside our jurisdiction and cannot be offered as an amendment. i still want to speak on this important issue today. i trust it is safe to say there is no member on this committee that is favor of animal abuse. approach this problem with different solutions. i have had the conclusion reaffirmed when a recent conversation -- in a recent conversation. i'm committed to finding w

conway read, she egged on. before the president wet his whistle, he checked. what big ears you have mr.tter to ignore the president. jeanne moos, cnn. , new york. >>> thank you for joining us, "ac 360" starts now. >>> we begin tonight keeping them honest with what president trump did on his easter vacation. he tweeted and it is being seen as the company he is keeping. after a weekend in mar-a-lago. he had plenty to tweet about. attacking the news media except for fox news and

she said also kellyanne conway saying to her comey seems more like a disgruntled ex-employee. >> we find that mr. comey has a revisionist view of history and seems luke a disgruntled ex-employee. he was fired. not as if he came to the conclusions in his book while he was on the job as fbi director, in the presence, in the company of the president and said, you know, i just must resign, i can't deal with this anymore, i must resign. >> reporter: so, john, we're witnessing this stunning battle between the current president and the former fbi director who he fired and we know that we have not heard the last of james comey, of course, his book hasn't officially come out yet. he has a whole book tour to do, several interviews and very strong suspicion we have not heard the last from the president on this yet either, john. >> a shrewd prediction. kaitlan collins at the white house, thank you very much. >>> joining me now, former fbi special agent asha rangappa and robby mook. we' also with us alice stewart. there is maybe some more substance in what he has to say specifically about how the president e

conway explains why trump sent tweets about cohen. >> he's defending someone who's he's worked with and known for a dozen plus years who thinks he's being treated unfairly. >> reporter: mr. trump is accusing comey, who is on a book tour, of illegal sharing classified memos to trigger the d.o.j.'s investigation which comey denies. attorney general sessions who refused also from the inquiry told the white house he would resign if the deputy was fired. >> we believe the scope has gone well beyond what was intended to be. . >> reporter: despite the president's anger, no one is losing their job. >> when is he going to fire rosenstein, we have the same conversation. as far as i know the president has no intention of firing these individuals. >> reporter: late friday another legal claim was made on those close to president trull. the -- and the russian government as defendants. in response, president trump said democrats are just suing republicans for winning the election. errol barnett, cbs news, west palm beach, florida. >>> a new report claims the bay area is falling behind on retrofitting buildings that could topple over in a big earthquake. an analysis by the "l.a. times"

>>> on a related note kellyanne conway appeared on "good morning america" this morning and weighed in on the conversation about michael flynn. >> should you have said, mr. president, i can't discuss this, you're doing something improper? >> maybe. although if he didn't know he was doing something improper, why did he kick out the attorney general and the vice president of the united states and the leaders of the intelligence community? why am i alone if he doesn't know the nature of the request. >> and "good morning america" will have much more from the ex-sive james comey interview. join george stephanopoulos at 7:00 a.m. right after "abc 7 mornings." >>> mountain view police say two men who tried to kidnap a woman have been arrested. they tried to push the victim into a vehicle on castro street. two of the victim's friends showed up and one suspect pulled out a gun. the two suspects drove off firing shots as they left. no one was injured. yesterday morning police tracked down and arrested 29-year-old guillermo perez and 19-year-old walter ramirez. >>> this weekend hundreds of people marched in oakland to say no to war s >> the people united will neve

mr. president? i don't think you're very rich. trump is so broke -- >> how broke is he? >> he has to fly failed business class. there's kellyanne conway. man, she has the perfect last night for what she does. conway. you guys got to stop putting kellyanne on your shows. all she does is lie. if you don't give her a platform, she has nowhere to lie. it's like that old saying -- if a tree falls in the woods, how do we get kellyanne under that tree? i'm not suggesting she zbets hu gets hurt. just stuck. he has helped you. he's helped you so your papers and your books and your tv. you help create this monster and now you're profiting off of him. and if you're going to profit off of trurl, you should at least give him some money because he doesn't have! >> geoff bennett still with us. kevin surly of bloomberg news as well. both at the dinner last night. jason johnson with me as well. jason, let me start with you. you've soon teen the reaction t those comments and others by michelle wolf. dare i say there was a bit of sa sa santimony. >> i wonder if the people complaining were mad when george bush joked about weapons of mass destruction and

mr. speaker, last week i came to the house floor and outlined some of the most troubling provisions chairman conway and house republicans insist -- conaway and house republicans insisted on including in this bill. today i'd like to take a few minutes to share with my colleagues who will be harmed if this reckless proposal is announced to advance. provisions in the farm bill specifically target millions of older adults over the age of 50 who we lie on snap to put -- rely on snap to put food on the table when times are tough. while snap requires strict work requirements, republicans are seeking to cut off assistance for people who are unable to find work or a suitable job training program. and they are doing this without a serious plan that would actually help them find work. it's a rotten thing to do. to make matters worse, republicans are extending these mandatory work requirements to people up to the age of 60. aarp, our country's leading voice for those over 50, has cautioned chairman conaway and republicans in congress that it is particularly difficult for individuals over 50 to find consistent

mr. weezer. there's all these nuances of creative destruction. explain once again in the conwayas different. it was a larger part of the economy. different industries were up and down. now it is technology, and the internet is going to do away with various jobs. i think it is still a good thing, but maybe the market is value in this a little too much. if you look at some of the earnings of amazon and facebook, the price-earnings ratio of these highflying companies is very large. the leadership of disney is saying we are going to leave conventional tv and do it our way. is that the theme in your world brand over the next five years? >> i think companies will benefit from trying to be the source of their own creative destruction, anticipating where the world is going and recognizing the need to leave some of their business behind. you can give them credit they they -- credit that they have been more vocal about doing that. if facebook, for example, recognized data privacy is going to be a huge issue destructive to their existing business and get ahead of it, it would hurt their bu

conway this morning. >> he's a busy guy. he's the president of the united states. but he has a different recollection of what happened. the other thing is that if mr. comey did not want too be alone with the president, then he shouldn't have been alone with the president. did he not object to having dinner with the president or object to sacheting across the court and many are happy with their powers until they are not. >> and that is untrue. comey said several times about this scene, he was uncomfortable with this. president trump blowing comey a kiss saying he had become more famous than he was for opening the clinton investigation days before the election. >> and we know james comey stood in front of a blue curtain. we have a picture as well. he's wearing a blue suit, the curtains in the white house are blue as well. comey said -- you see him and that he backed up into the curtains in the attempt that the president would not see him. so kellyanne conway this morning saying that somehow he eagerly sacheted across the floor, it is not what james comey is saying for more than a year. >> hard to miss. he's kind of a tall guy. >> even with curtains.

mr. president, could i steal a quick interview and did he it. brian: just like that. ainsley: we will definitely hear from eric trump is going to be on the show. steve: and kellyanne conway sarah huckabee sanders. let's talk about the president of the united states. he was actually tweeting in his motor said he's went from mar-a-lago over to bethesda by the sea church. his topic was our southern border. ainsley: that's right. he was saying that the daca deal is done. hey, we gave the democrats a chance to pass this deal. aren't allow 800,000 plus. 1.8 million to stay in the country? guess what, that deal is done. brian: he ininterpreted the fact that daca is not done and not coming down in the future. maybe somebody in central america is getting green light to america. if you get here you are will get a path to citizenship unlike the illegals here. regardless of the school of thought. next thing you know there is footage and caravan that includes about 1,000 people, including women and children. most of which from honduras that are making their way our direction. and possibly to overwhelm the border guards and being that we don't have a wall, nor are are we really constr