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puing work out that people might not expect to see, in a particular space, especially at that size. this piece speaks to a land dispute on the navajo nation, and in this area, the peabody coal company, and the hopi tribe were forcibly removing navajo people from this area. this photograph was taken in 1983; the guy whtook it was a ar friend of mine. i just really wanted to do this for him, but also get bis message ouause it unfortunely remains necessary. >> i have a one year old, so that's what caught my eye, really. >> yeah, good. >> throwing that little babyifp, that's bea. >> yeah, that's the beauty of this photograph. it's multi-layered, it's complex, a lot like life. my name is chip thomas, street art name jetsonorama. and i live on the navajo, or dinÉ nation, about 35 miles south of the border with utah, in incredibly beautiful canyon country. >> for a long time, it was a mystery. who's this guy putting all this stuff up? he puts his artwork on abandoned homes, abandoned buildings. he brings life back to it. >> the dinÉ should be the materially wealthiest group of people livin

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>>> to explosive moments on capitol hill as horee blicans grilled fbi director christopher wray and pu attorney general rod rosenstein. republicans urging rosenstein to wrap up the russia investigwhich he's overseeing and democrats fighting back. our chief white house correspondent hallie jackson has more. >> reporter: inside a a house hearing room political production. >> i'm reading what pr ths said. >> i would suggest you not rely on the press. >> who should we believe? clear it's not king personal, mr. jordan. >> believe me because i'm telling the truth and i'm under oath. >> reporter: the hearing focused on fbi actions during the hillary clinton e-mail investigation in 2016 and that senior agent working on the russia investigation at the time who exchanged anti trump text messages with a colleague he was the agent saying we'll stop it. >> these people were also the very same people who were assigned to investigate the man they hated, then candidate donald trump. >> reporr: but critics see this as a cover for republicans real purpose, they say to try to undermine the special counse

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happened during the obama and bush administrations -- let me tell you what happened during the obama ad pus and bush administration's. what they would do is processed the asylum claim, keep the children with their parents, and that seemed to be a good process. when attorney general sessions reversed this and said we are going to prosecute everything of person come up with detention facilities even if they have legitimate claims, not only does it make no rational sense, but it causes a huge burden on detention facilities in which you work and other facilities. this was a policy done with no forethought and the resources. thank you for bringing that up. we will look into it. oregon.se is in the house is coming in early for their morning session so make a quick for the congressman. caller: this is rose from illinois. i want to make several statements because people are all over the place. there was one lady who said earlier to you that take down the wall for russia, but we are putting up a wall. that's crazy an insane talk. russia put a wall between one country to divided country. we are not d

stunned passengers told toth pu r hands up. >> everybody had their hands upp made aretty dominant presence. >> reporr: while the pilot assured the passengers it was a miscommunication, a heavily armed s.w.a.t. team boarded the plane to be sure. >> it was scary because it never seppen to me before. >> reporter: onenger taking to twitter, honestly thought we were going to die. i'm alive. it all started when jetblue lost contact with the tower before take off. unable to communicate, the pilot meant to type in and transmit a four-digit code he was having radio problems. insteacc heentally typed in the four-digit code for high jack. >> it's a key pad entry into a small rectangular box and it's a four-digit de. and the pilot just inadvertently entered one wrong digit. >> reporter: finally word it was all a false alarm. >> radio malf rction. orter: no high jacking. a three-hour delay before the nightly flight to l.a.m costello, nbc news, washington. >> all's well that ends well. it is a race against time as fresh flooding temporarily lted the search for 12 missing boys and their soccer coach. the

and the pu commission t >>> state senator bill dodd of napa county says, "i am calling on pg&e, utilities across the state and the public utilities commission to step up and insure they are meeting their legal obligations to maintain power lines in a safe manner. it's in excusable and it can't be allowed to happen again." we'll have much more on this breaking story at 6:00 including pg&e's possible legal strategy of deflecting some of the blame for these fires. on in the middl >>> now at 5:00 blatant illegal dumping all caught on camera, take a look. the truck drops construction waste right in the middle of an oakland neighborhood street. it happened at east 17th street near 23rd avenue. that's where kpix5's da lin is and there's apparently still trash all over the street there, da? >> reporter: big chunks still in the street. now public works came by earlier today and yesterday, but they say these chunks are simply too big. they range from a few pounds all the way up to 80 pounds. they promised to come back to clear all of this out. broad daylight, 1:00 in the afternoon, this white picku

>> i think she's been pued to the left, although she would dispute that. she's come out in favor of recreational marijua medical marijuana. she's really i think moved to the left on some of these issues that previously she's been a more moderate emocrat. so i think the recent poll friday morning is interesting, she's only at 36%. that's only 6 percentage points more than wherevi gnewsom is polling. she's been in office 25 years. she's well-kwn. the question is can kevin de leon get into the top two. i don't think he can win against her. it will make a different race and keep pushing dianne feinstein towards theleft. >> christine, from your vantage point at "the los angeles times," how is the senate race playing out? >> i think that it iseally notable that she is polling at that low of a number, having been in office, an incumbent for so long. one thing you're going to have to watch is that dianne feinstein has a lot of money in if the bank, almost $7 million difference between her and kevin de l an. sheeady spent a lot of that money and still has so much m

. >>> the developing headline coming in today involving the pu turpin family. what some of the children have revealed in court, put in cages for punishment, they say. and what the judge has now decided tonight. will the parents stand trial? >>> and the doctor, the woman who was dancing while she operated on patients, suspended. now fighting to keep her license. how she explains her behavior to us. the exclusive interview right here tonight. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy thursday night. and we begin tonight with the first lady's visit to the border, where children have been separated from their parents. just 24 hours after her husband signed that executive order, saying families will no longer be separated. but the president's move came after weeks of repoin then the images of children in cages, audio of their cries. the first lady's visit today was a surprise. they did not revile it beforehand. and she did have questions when she got there. you will hear what she asked. as tonight, president trump is now on the cover o

pu have spoken so passionately about the circumstances that lead to otto warmbier's death.he same breath you're defending now kim jong-un's human rights records. dow can you do that? >> you know why? i don't want to see a nuclear weapon destroy you and your family. i want to have a good relationship with north korea. te reporter: he also said he was i king when he said this about h e dictator on fox: e i mean, he is the strong d ad. don't let anyone think anything different. >> right. >> he speaks and his people sit up at attention. i want my people to do the same. >> reporter: president trump blamed his predecessor for siadimir putin's 2014 invasion of crimea and doubled down on his claim that russia should be readmitted to the group of eight industrialized nations, adding he might meet with putin this summer. >> president obama lost crimea because president putin didn't respect president obama. >> reporter: the president also had a tough message for china, delivered through new tariffs-- 25% on $50 billion worth of chinese imports. >> now, they may not be as happy today b