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riley's beating heart has required a lot of extra love. >> it was difficult.ay and night in the hospital. >> reporter: riley was born with a rare and serious congenital heart defect. doctors performed open heart surgery when she was just 4 months old. >> i didn't know if my daughter was going to be well. i didn't know what the future was going to hold for her. >> reporter: she's one of thousands of children whose hearts have been mended by the hospital. each valentine's day the hospital along with volunteers from project sunshine treat them to a party. >> not to see a doctor or get prodded or poke order examined, but just to have fun. >> reporter: the celebration is now in its 30th year and many of these families have come back year after year, often just to say thank you. >> it's really the ultimate reward. >> reporter: in his 25 years here, cardiologist ira parness has witnessed heartbreak but more often success. >> when they come out the other end, it's family, and, you know, i have patients who tell me they love me. >> riley made a full recovery. >> i'm ce

. >> in an interview trump defended bill owe riley when he was accused of sexual harassment. >> i don'tanything wrong he's a good person. >> o riley was forced out and denied the allegations. his boss also faced sexual harassment allegations and trump defended him too. >> they say wonderful things about him and now all of a sudden saying horrible things about him, it's very sad because he's a very good person. >> ales too was forced out of fox. and more than a dozen women have accused the president himself of sexual misconduct he's branded all of them liars. >> it's clear donald trump is living in a world are it was okay for men in power to sexually abuse or harass women and get away with it. >> we're not only not acknowledging the victims but blaming the victims. we've seechb it time and time again. today was another example of that really disturbing pattern. >> the porter story broke on wednesday. he was the staff secretary to the president. a crucial post that involves managing information from policy memos to briefing documents. now his two ex-wives are sharing their stories of a le

viraj: -- davidis still with us, riley brings experience.nd character now, are the vigilantes telling the economy what to do or are the vigilantes telling the central banks what to do or is that overplayed? david: overplaying it a little. the bond market is catching up to what the fed has been telling him. what we have seen this year, the bond market prices the fed. both the two-year and the tenure, three hikes is priced bull for this year. an endpoint for the cycle, a roundabout 3%. in the near term, it will be hard for the markets to move much more higher, from where we are at the moment in terms of yields, without getting a signal from the fed. that the fed itself is recalibrating. when jay does speak, powell speech to congress at the end of this month and at the march meeting, it will be critical. tom: the data matters. we got data yesterday, a jump decision, a sharp reversal in all asset classes with the inflation report. we need more of those reports, to keep the new rules going. how many more data points do you need, where you are a b

. >> reporter: 2-year-old riley doesn't miss a beat when the music is on.he and her mother are here celebrating. >> it was difficult. day and night in the hospital. >> reporter: riley was born with a rare and serious congenital heart defect. doctors performed open heart surgery when she was just 4 months old. going to be well, what the future was hold for her. day the hospital along with scroll tears from pct to a party. >> not to see a doctor or get but just to have fun. >> reporter: the celebration is now in many of these families have come back say thank you. >> it's really the ultimate reward. >> reporter: in his 25 here, cardiologist ira >> i'm c hearts, and i'm going to continue to come until grownup and hopefully she can give back. >> reporter: a heart full of gratitude for lite hearts put back together. kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning" in our "morning roun " rounds," former cdc director tom frieden offers inside on the epidemic and how we might be closer to a universal long-lasting vaccine. >>> plus future hall

gerald riley and her mom has gone every year since she received heart surgery at just four month-old.hearts and she's all grown up and hopefully she can give back. >> like riley who has made a full recovery many families return year after year often just to say thank you to the doctors who have mended their broken hearts. >> ahh, cute kids. >> very sweet. >> we wish them all well. >>> hitting the town with your sweetheart tonight? will love be enough to warm your heart or will a jacket be needed? katie has a look at the forecast. >> we are back in two >>> to be a fly in this studio wall, jim donovan is, jamming, out, right now. >> i love michael buble. >> great songy feel like you should work on your dance moves. >> hey, hey, love's in the air >> clearly, yes. we're all feeling love in the studio here this morning and also with time, feeling warmth across the entire delaware valley. a couple things have definitely changed since yesterday. for one thing the immediate issue north and far north is that you had a little round of very light precipitation that snuck in here around i80 leavi

the foundation which helps women get an education and via skype from london joseph nana riley the head of education policy and advocacy at save the children very warm welcome to all three of you let me start with you what he been herky because you represent what we are seeing in so many parts of the world particularly in africa the moment somebody you missed the education system but you were lucky enough to get into it and now a success tell us a little bit about your findings and your story. i am one of the privileged young girls from that. quality education but that is not the case. and i'm just. that is why i found that. because i was tired of that i was. suffering from this challenge and. then i hadn't enough funds but i. get an education. and one is an organization that advocates. access. and that is why we have. come to. count that there are one hundred. girls that are out of school are around the world and rights education thank you so this is an example of somebody who has succeeded because of education but there are so many countries in africa for example where many children f

riley has researched the dirtiest slums in the world. parts of san francisco may now be worse. >> much higher than what we see in places like brazil or kenya or india. >> the neighborhoods we surveyed include the notorious tenderloin, but also popular tourist spots like union square and major hotels. the area also includes city hall, schools, playgrounds and a police station. we took hundreds of photos and videos. along the way we spotted several people shooting up. this woman walked right up to my producer, before going to the bathroom on the street. >> unacceptable, absolutely unacceptable. >> reporter: san francisco's supervisor hillary ronan is fed up. >> we're losing tourists, we're losing conventions in san francisco. all of this is happening because we aren't addressing the root cause. we don't invest enough money in our temporary shelter system. >> ronan believes the city has been so focused on providing full-time housing for the homeless that san francisco doesn't have enough temporary beds. the city has about 2,000. but ronan b

it's going to be interesting to see going forward when this investigations are over whether or not riley lo didn't go himself is going to be arrested. all right for the moment catherine sawyer live for us there in nairobi. still ahead on al-jazeera as asian markets post big losses there warnings potential financial crisis in the region we report from the hour. a look at the free ambulance service that's on the front line of saving lives in somalia's capital. and i was about eight degrees in tokyo by day it's too warm for snow but it's the right direction or what went right weather pattern to give you snow in japan and it has been falling vastly on the western side of honshu that's your hole card and all that on that breeze comes off the sea of japan here just keep piling up but take care remains as is always the case in shadow now it's not as cold as it walls in south korea still subzero but there's no more significant snow likely to fall and for example. for the winter olympics it's colder for what's there to lie on the ground which is not adding to it is a hint of a slight warm by the

jim riley is here, everybody. first guest tonight is a grammy award-winning singer and songwriter whose latest album "meaning of life" is available now. she's also the newest coach on nbc's hit show "the voice," which airs mondays and tuesdays at 8:00 p.m here on nbc. let's take look. >> do you know who sang that song? >> molly. molly just sang that. >> no, you don't. >> yes. >> i know who sang that song. that's one of my favorite singer/songwriters. >> sweet, me, too. >> patty griffin, girl. >> yes. >> do you want to do soulful, country rock or -- >> yeah. country americana. >> come on. >> yeah. [ laughter ] oh, gosh! okay. well, i've won country awards. and i -- you know. patty griffin -- >> why are you selling yourself to me? talk to her. [ laughter ] >> people only believe if you're country on this show that blake can help you, but that is not true. i have had no help from blake and i've been successful in country music. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i'm just saying. >> thank you. >> yes. >> thank you.

notorious b.i.g.," actor jimmi simpson, author stephanie wittels wachs, featuring the 8g band with jim riley. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. president trump today criticized officers who failed to confront a shooter at a florida high school and said quote, "i really believe i'd run in there even if i didn't have a weapon." [ light laughter ] [ audience ohs ] this brings us to a new segment entitled "it slowly dawns on seth that this man is our president." [ laughter ] ♪ [ laughter ] >> seth: this man is our president. [ light laughter ] >> announcer: this has been "it slowly dawns on seth that this man is our president." [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: that's right. president trump said "i really believe i'd run in there even if i didn't have a weapon." i got to say, i find it hard to believe trump would voluntarily run inside a place of education. [ laughter ] the only way he would

on choose day after they try to broadcast the most inauguration ceremony for the opposition leader riley. previously unreported mass graves of revenge of muslims have been uncovered in me and that's according to the press news agency israel and the united states have criticized poland's decision to approve a bill that would impose jail terms for suggestions it was complicit in the holocaust. a man who drove his van into a crowd outside a london mosque last year has been found guilty of murder and attempted murder one person was killed nine people were injured when they rammed his van into worship as in finsbury park prosecutors said that oswald was influenced by a far right ideology and motivated by hatred of muslims u.k. correspondent bobby phillips as this. daryl's born in a pub in wales days before the attack the police call him a hate filled with a history of violence drug and alcohol abuse in the pub he wrote a letter which was found in the van he used for the attack a letter so full of hatred for muslims say the police that it's too offensive to release he rents the van to drive to

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>>paul: we are back with dan hettinger, atjason riley and james freeman.verstating things? >> y i don't think it's an overstatement to say it's been growing much faster lately than it did during the period of his predecessor. for the first full-time that donald trump was in office. the second quarter of last year, from then on. first full quarter i should say, it's been operating at a higher plane. we got a friday jobs report that shows the highest wages in over a decade. 200,000 jobs is not where we can get but it's better than the average last year and the year before. this is progress. >>paul: how much credit does trump get for it? or is this as chuck schumer says, the tail end of the obama breeze? >>. [laughter] let's put it this way. donald trump, not barack obama is responsible for the corporate tax rate dropping by 40 percent in and for instituting - - on capital investment. these are having huge effects on the economy. there's no question about it, paul. the corporate headquarters moving overseas, that's going to stop. i think we are going into a p

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plus, we can welcome david riley had of credit strategy at bloomberg asset management, i want to come that push higher we have seen in treasury yields. at what point does that move start to compete for capital elsewhere in high-yield? >> that is the big question. we do actually think the yields will move higher. we have seen a big move taking out some of our duration but we do think we'll be getting to or above the 10 year. then the question becomes when you have cash rates of two and 2.5%, it is 5.526% -- is that enough to be invested in high-yield credit? i think there is a danger that we see from the pricing of credit to clear for that. that does make us a little wary of u.s. high-yield and u.s. credit more generally at this juncture. >> everybody talks about the flattening of the yield curve, there's been a singapore recession but there is actually a behavioral impact and that is what we're talking about, when the fed gets the fund raise up to that 2.5 or 3%, it starts to become really appealing to move into cash. if you'd buy a money market fund at three or 3.5% today which is a

the woman claimed riley abused her when she was a teenager working in his office. st.rida, police are looking into the case. riley denies the allegations of sexual abuse. >>> and a top executive at drinksmaker, monster energy has resigned after being accused of sexually harassing two women. the woman in that relationship was fired from the company. >>> president trump visits with republican members of congress at their annual policy retreat. in west virginia. the meeting comes a day after a deadly train collision that happened while lawmakers were on their way to that location, the gre greenbrier. safety will be an important part of their investigation. >> reporter: dozens of republican lawmakers were on board a chartered amtrak train when it slammed into a trash truck near a crossing, derailing the train and killing one. >> suddenly there's a loud bang, and things stop, lights went out. there was an acrid smell of electrical smoke. >> there was no question we hit something. >> reporter: the politicians were heading from washington to west virginia. when the collision

we are back with dan henninger, allysia finally and jason riley.ne poll and the generic is still wider than the average but this is interesting because of the timing. >> and also it's trending in the right direction for republicans that generic ballot, i think it was around 13 points back in december, now it's down to 7 points in the real clear politics average. approval rating is up. i think obviously the tax cut happened and the media trashed it, it was polling very badly itself but then people started seeing the raises, the bonuses, higher matches, are we going to believe new york times or pay stub, i think that's what happened. so trump is seeing the benefit of that tax reform. now, there are some caveats there, independents you still need to see movement there for republicans, women, you are still -- you need to see movement there and some of the more recent developments i don't know if that's going to help or hurt but right now things do seem to be trending in the right direction. paul: well, allysia you had a ten-point spread, that means dem

law enforcement pretty acceptable, who have a further battle, i think, international context because riley have a great deal of process and procedural productions, the world is not in many regimes river us standard would be developed, would in fact be transferred globally and would have presumably whatever was the us, part of the protections is what would make it, but that standard then becomes a de facto standard for the world and there are many regimes that would be grossly misusing that. >> i have two responses to that. the first is really challenge of -- our major corporations are complying now. there are companies already i that are making accommodations because they have to do it in you order to do business in the countries that have different regulatory schemes than ours. but the second point i would make is that it is important to recognize this is an issue that gets lost in the rhetorical battle over responsible encryption. i am not calling for the all government to possess the keys to use. i do not think the government should have the ability on its own to decrypt or break into e

we will take a look at a couple spots, dave riley in essington where he has couple cloud overhead 31 degrees, he is mentioning that there will be showers, you are going out now and you will be out all day, you could or could not take umbrella it is your call. mainly later tonight that the showers break out in the region but there are a few spots that might see a shower as early as this afternoon. not a wash out this afternoon. michael toomey a new weather watcher welcome to the program bridgeton, new jersey 34 degrees, just a few included here and let me take you off to the north here we have not heard from charles, gina in a while, 25 is his value. he has a clear sky right now but there is a front moving through and bringing witt wet weather. not most impressive looking front we have snow breaking out in canada, new england, new york stretching back but as day goes on we will fill in especially tonight for our area lets take a look at what happens with this active pattern, high pressure is still technically in place. included are coming from. this evening overnight into tomorrow we

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. >> former philadelphia flyer defensive man riley cote says marijuana helped him kick opioids after years of the abuse to his body from countless nhl fights, he now turns to cannab cannabis. >> once you understand it, once you give it up a try and understand the dosing this is an ultimate tool, and it is a tool. it has to be treated with respect. >> also a new respect from doctors. >> there's a wide spectrum of people that this is going to be helpful for. i think probably if they're more doctors around to certify patients only better for everybody. >> reporter: z the peps department of health says eve 17,000 pennsylvanians have already registered for the medical marijuana program. this dispensary and nine others will be open for patien patients this weekend statewide and more scheduled to in months to come. >> iain. >> chris thank you. the man who set off bombs in new york and at jersey shore will spend his life in prison. in 2161 of his pressure cooker bombs exploded in manhattan's chelsea neighborhood injuring 30 people. that blast happened just hours after a pipe bomb explode exp

the currys new child will join big sisters riley and ryan. >>> hi there, everyone, we're going to take a look at the maps here in just a moment. here's a live picture from our santa cruz camera and this is where you really want to go if you want to enjoy a little bit of relief from the warmth. 67 right now in san francisco, it's in the upper 60s oakland, mountain view, san jose is still warm at 71 degrees. half moon bay, nice and comfortable, 61. from our mt. tam camera, you're seeing a lot of high clouds right now, but they're harmless, as you check out the temperatures around the region, if you're stepping out for dinner, 69 in santa rosa, 70 right now inncord, you're 72 degrees, and in livermore, it's 69 degrees. you're in for another warm one, half moon bay you're going to start out at 52 degrees in the morning, but by afternoon you climb up to 75 degrees. expect some more records as we head into tomorrow just like today. tomorrow will make it the third day of records. live doppler 7 unfortunately not tracking any rain, just some high, thin, wispy clouds, and a gorgeous view from o

couple of bloggers go by beautiful chaos have taken their son riley out. he's in the middle not that you could tell. >> do they need a life guard? >> this is exactly the thing, because right now vivian completely lost her sense of which way is up, which way is down. she can't find her footing. she honestly feels like she is drowning in the middle of this ball pit. in fact, if you look right in the middle, you could start seeing just like somebody drowning, the hand pops up, starts waving, trying to get help. you could even hear screams. >> it's like the foam pit at some of the jump houses. the more you scream and the more you shuffle, the deeper you go. >> right, it's not like you can actually drown on these balls. they're bigger than your mouth is. you're not going to choke on them. you're going to feel claustrophobic and scared and at this point vivian is freaking out. >> wow, look at it move, too. >> now she's trying to throw the balls from on top of her. the video eventually ends. they took this video, put it up on their blog facebook page, "this was t

riley fbr. do you think perhaps, art, that the beginning this week is a telltale of what we might see more of later this year? that is more down days, more volatility? >> i certainly do. i think if you look at some of the causes for this, i think it's threefold. certainly we have had a strong start that gets ahead of itself a bit.e to ct of the gates and be up 7% as of friday and 6% at the end of the month certainly is too far too fast. would he have to some of the gains. i think the real considering here is are interest rates going the tenher the yield on year broke out at 272. people who follow losely are afraid it's going to go to 3% in short order. starts the conversation about does that draw money out oti eq and back into fixed income into the safety trade? i think the thi thing is this earnings season has been terrific but it's been noisy. by that i mean t it's hard figure out what the new corporate tax rate means for every individual company in the s&p 500. that's caused a lot of chop dur

. >> reporter: former flyer riley cote who uses par juan a for pain relief among advocates on hand for open house. >> i think the number one use will be for treatment of pain, across multiple conditions. >> reporter: doctor slanderbeek the chief medical officer for, keystone say people with serious medical conditions, 17 as assigned by the state will be able to purchase medical marijuana if they have id cards and recommend days from a state approved medical practitioner. >> it will be basically available will be pills, capsules, oils, and topical preparations. >> this is a disposable pen. >> reporter: michael brady, ceo of keystone say cost will range from 50 to $120. >> right now there is a very, very limited supply so the cost is slightly more expensive right now but, i don't believe it is prohibited and i don't think a lot of people here want relief think it is either. >> reporter: erika daniel says medical marijuana has been a life changer for her 12 year-old son who is autistic. >> i have not seen another treatment that has shown such dramatic results in terms of physical symptoms

it's riley one of the only ways i'm useful. luckily, lisa argen is useful. never seven minutes away from the forecast. >> another beautiful day. it won't be as warm as yesterday. i said that yesterday. we did allow for two records. two records broken. today, even though numbers will be above normal, you can see live doppler 7 is clear. we're starting out with temperatures in the 40s and 50s. 50 in san mateo, as well as 51 in san jose. 41 in santa rosa. numbers coming down a little bit. but the bigger changes come for the weekend and that's just a few minutes away. >> lisa, we start off with quite a few accidents especially for a friday. let's go to the south bay and kup cupertino. a rollover crash blocking a couple lanes. this could take a while to clear. there are injuries involved. the traffic is fairly light. new crash reported westbound 80 near the skyway. there's another accident westbound 24 at ak lan is. >>> frances, thank you. on a related note, we're watching developing news. b.a.r.t. service should be back to normal. >> there's a fire at a substati

let's delve a little bit deeper into the issue no with mike riley coeditor of b s news mike you're always welcome to the program could have you there has been no official statement from twitter but from this from perhaps what you've seen in the past do you believe there is something going on here are they adopting a blanket ban on specific content. no i really doubt it the reason being is because the twitter has maybe three hundred three hundred thirty million active users and only three and a half thousand members of staff so it's really unlikely that those members of staff are going to go through possibly one hundred thousand twitter accounts and determine whether they are right wing or conservative accounts or whether they're bots or not so this is all being done by an algorithm and all of us see these things aren't perfect but it's reasonably straightforward certainly for human beings and therefore it should be for straightforward for an algorithm at least to determine if something looks like a bot. that it looks like and some kind of automated program that is generating a twitter acc

the word has always riley to stand up to the terrorist organizations that made the lives of their rights. impossible. causing millions as displaced are starved and homeless. ladies and gentleman. conference the day. and the hour it comes to be yielded in. also a continuation of the international community's engagement and unity in the face of terrorism as the world community is standing up to terror. in all its manifestations. we wouldn't fail to remember. and mention the lie of brothers in syria. and in yemen as a result of the war raging there and we are certain that we together with the international community will not relent to lend a helping hand to them we also appreciate. the magnitude of the destruction. that has been inflicted on iraq as a result of the terrorist organization taken control of certain parts and the subsequent fighting. until victory is won and the iraqi soil has been liberated this calls us. to unite and join forces to bring life back to the iraqis rebuild the country and reconstruct their basic in a still a sense this caused us to call the international communit

comes down to questions of legitimacy the can you got to government had its legitimacy challenged by riley in the most public of way the media tried to broadcast that ceremony perhaps hoping to regain the legitimacy they squandered last year falling short as election watchdogs and going soft on the can you have to govern. if the kenyan media thought that would land them in the government's good graces and then what happened last week proved they made a big mistake and going to block the way they did would have come as a rude awakening. even isn't been seen in this country where all the major television stations are shut down because of the story not that they come but that they wouldn't have that this is one owns the most vibrant media spaces on the continent and i didn't need to hold to that this was a bad scene it's done i'm well a villain to wake up to the usual flame front media professional media that one cannot see how the shutdown was just some sort of wake up call that he's unveiled this is set up between the dish should be good for forever. they're going to wake up call. for discu

washington the kenyan government says three television channels that plan to broadcast opposition leader riley were doing this mock swearing in ceremony will stay off the air indefinitely and opposition m.p. has also been arrested the symbolic inauguration was condemned by the government as a form of treason catherine sawyer reports from the kenyan capital nairobi. a very tough statement coming out of the interior ministry with a cabinet minister saying that what happened on tuesday was an attempt to overthrow the government so basically talking treason he said that the government has launched investigations into that and all to investigations into coconspirators and facilitate as he says that the government has also launched investigations into media houses particularly local media houses whose live signal was switched off and he said the reason why that happened is because it was a threat to national security we also had that. cited over the swearing in. was arrested in tarot gateshead and we know with that the government has declared this national resistance movement which is. a unit that w

the seven sisters road into this little cul de sac where a crowd of people were trying to help mark riley who by coincidence had fallen ill just a few moments before he plowed into the crowd as he got out of his i wouldn't say thing court said that he was smiling the local eman protected him from the crowd until the police arrived moments later the crew say that this was an attack on all londoners no. no one the police have released a call from someone who asks for help is he conscious. then specifics we hear the attack. are already come out of people are going oh oh. the police told me darren osborne acted alone but right wing extremism is a growing threat in britain we have arrested more individuals than we've ever done in relation to domestic extremism related activity. we've seen three groups described by the government the government has also appointed a new extremist commissioner which is welcome. and we are pushing more people through our prevent and channel program relevant again this category of people this diverse community has suffered i spoke to the who protected daryl's born

whether he will lose his job or not we will see won't we in the coming days what comes from this calling riley former f.b.i. agent and whistleblower always a pleasure thanks for your take this hour and. other headlines stories this hour the world anti-doping agency saying it is concerned by the decision of sports top court to overturn the lifetime a limb pick bonds given to dozens of rushing up plates accused of taking prohibited substances. why don't i understand that this decision will cause dismay and frustration among athletes the agency supports the i.o.c. is intention to analyze these decisions very carefully and consider all options including an appeal to the swiss federal tribe you know on thursday the court of arbitration for sport decided to lift all sanctions imposed on twenty eight russian athletes on reinstate the olympic medals some have won eleven others will miss the upcoming winter olympics in south korea but their lifetime bans were overturned. partially lifted however the decision has disappointed some ugly three other countries who were hoping to move into medal positions r

. >> that's why pat riley always liked him.hat's why all the nba coaches liked him because he was always good on the practice squad you ready to step in any time. >> he was drafted by the miami meet in 2002 and played for several teams in the nba until 2016. at lasalle university, butler was a two-time first team all atlantic ten player. city councilman kenyata johnson grew up with butler in the point breeze section of the city. it's his character that impressed him the most. >> he always would come back and give to the neighborhood. he was a sponsor of the point breeze youth development basketball league every year and so he gave back and never forgot where he came from. >> reporter: to these mourners and more butler will never be forgotten. >> we proud of him, man, it's just so hard, man. love my cousin. i'll miss him. >> reporter: no forth philadelphia, jennifer joyce, fox 29 news. >> a drug warning this morning from police in evesham township, new jersey. they're worried about a lethal batch of heroin. yesterday police say

. >> ryan riley, huffington post. >> there are no rules here. this is a total lawlessness! [multiple speakers] >> you are no longer obligated to give the president sound legal advice. so should he talk to robert mueller? and second, hessian democrats think about james comey these days? >> to the president talk to robert mueller? that is a determination he and his lawyers will have to make. it will be interesting to see how this plays out. i think the possibility exists that even in common with the receipt of a subpoena, that the president might not speak to robert mueller. it is entirely possible that he could use his fifth amendment privilege. which would be almost fatal for any other politician. but if this president says he catches on fifth avenue and no suffer any negative political consequences, number five is an interesting one. you fifth avenue which is also the fifth amendment. [laughter] i think it is a possibility. what was the second one? >> the political thinking on the james comey case. >> i wrote a piece about that. you know james comey is a good man collectin