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additional suort has been ovided by: and by the corporation foad public basting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thank you for joining us. russian and syrian government forc launched airstrikes today on the last rebel-held territory in syria-- the idlib province. more than three million people are in the region-- including fighters from groups opposed to the government. video from a pro-opposition news agency showed smoke from what it said were bombings in multiple villages the british-based syrian observatory for human rights reported more than 60 air raids in southern idlib. and the first responder group known as the white lms reported four civilian deaths in the village of abdeen. yesterday the leaders of russia, syria and turkey failed to come up with a plan fito end the ting in idlib. joining us now via skype from beirut is asso correspondent sarah el deeb. sarah, for those people who might not have been paying attention over the pa

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for more, i want to bring in shira ovide in new york, and david mclaughlin, our antitrust reporter.avid, i will start with you. with that evidence, president trump is making these claims. is there an antitrust issue here? >> well, when it comes to this googlef whether or not is suppressing conservative viewpoints, that very likely is not an antitrust issue because of the first amendment. the president is certainly not the only person in washington to be raising these issues. wheren interesting moment you have a lot of liberals and conservatives who are saying companies,f these facebook and amazon, are two deserve some antitrust scrutiny that they haven't gotten for many years. >> it's a curious strategy, given that the president's own campaign manager acknowledges that faced look helped him win the presidential election. take a listen to what brad r scale told me a couple months ago. facebook has helped a and ifways it is the .1% it hadn't existed it would have been a lot tougher. three hours of facebook and one hour of youtube, it changes. that changes things. i think what google h

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. >> we're very ains to learn from this experience and be able to ovide the best care and protectiontudent athletes going forward. >> reporter:nly after both investigations are completed received and evaluated will the university of maryland make any decions abo its football program. including thetatus of coach d.j. did yurkin who is on administrative leave. chris gordon, news 4. >> to see the past report head to the nbc washington app and enter jordan mcnair. >>> the news 4 i-team learned that the federal govnment is fining the train system $30 million for n ,000. >> i would assure to hit the deadline. >>or the first time, the head of maryland's transit administration is answering the i-team's questions about the critical safety deadline that's just three months away now. investigative reporter jody fleischer has more details. jody? >> reporter: this new fine is maximum amount the federal railroad administration cr give delay on top of three warning letters it sent this year saying it's in danger of missing the deadline of new safety technology but maryland's transit administrator s

we've already waited three months to get this information since e information was ovided to senator feinstein and it's time to get this hearing and bring it bere the american people. >> it's interesting you bring up innocent until proven ilty. this is the standard, this is about a lifetime appointment on e supreme court. this is about someone who has to decide the constitutionality of laws that impact all of americans. do you think the burden of proof in some ways, ghould be or lower when you consider the jobhat judgeavanaugh is interviewing for? >> i think the burden here, chuck, is to find the just like it is in any courtroom in our land and that's what we're abouto do. we've had people -- this man has had six f investigations. this isn't the first time he's been fully vetted. >> not one-on-one specific charge. do you think at this point, though, you would want at least the comfort of the fbi havinged lonto this even if it's for a ten-day period at this point? >> they've done that. their job is not toetermine who is telling the truth, but to make sure the issue is brought before the body lo

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