robert ford, on the ground, from what we know of what has been happening there, and especially against the backdrop of what happened in the supreme court yesterday where as these attacks accelerate, as the situation deteriorates, refugees are going to have a harder and harder time getting to jordan and they'll be stuck there because those who don't have contacts, relations or other jobs or, you know, visas for schools or any kind of connections to the u.s. for at least 90 days now, according to the supreme court, are going to certainly be stuck without any access to getting out of those refugee camps. >> there will be fewer syrian refugees for that -- that come to the united states. that said, andrea, the united states hasn't taken all that many syrian refugees over the last five years. the number certainly doesn't skeet 25,000 out of a total population of refugees of nearly 5 million. much more serious is the syrian refugee's ability to get into places like jordan and turkey and there have been growing restrictions on syrian refugee access to those two countries. there are now sprawli

it's narrated by robert red ford and looks at water gate from the lens of firsthand accounts and scenesvie. let's look at the films depiction of the nixon tape that ended up being the smoking gun. >> what finally catches him is when the tapes are released, the smoking gun tape, puts the lie to the statement he had no advanced knowledge. >> on the tape you here nixon telling holeman to direct the cia to stop an investigation. >> those words clearly led to an obstruction of justice. >> i'm joined by former u.s. congresswoman elizabeth holtsman who was on the house you addition yar committee during the water gate hearing. congresswoman i remember you there. the great thing about it it was very solemn. you had a number of republicans joining you. you voted on the articles of impeachment. we would be watching from home an every bar in the states. everyone watched that hearing. >> it was a freshman senator from congress that forced the committee to have the hearings in public. he said if it's behind closed doors or secret you'll never have any credibility or belief in what we're doing. ultima

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roberts, nbc bay area news. >> a lot of people will want to adopt. thank you. >>> something new for ford motor company, trading four wheels for two. 100 bikers pedalled their way to the launch of ford's program called go bikes. the bikes will help people without cars get around town. eventually ford plans to have 7,000 bikes in four other locations across the bay area including oakland and san jose. >> it's really reaching folks and neighborhoods where people don't have as many transportation choices or people don't have the means to have their own car to be able to access bike share. >> the prices do vary, $10 for a day or $150 for a year. >>> longer lines, the reason some airports will have more extensive screenings for flyers heading into the u.s. >> a sneaky thief tricks his way into gyms across the bay area and takes off with stolen wallets. how he's doing this and where it's happening. and the suspect, is caught on camera. >>> right now at 6:30, the yoga thief and the suspect is caught on camera. police say that the man appears to sign up for a yoga class and steals people's wallet

robert rauschenberg." fultony're living in street and he calls john cage the composer and asked them to bring his model a fordheets of typewriter paper on the ground, they are glued together. , very cage drive the ford straight, along the typewriter papers, to create this image. he laughed later that cage was both printer and press. called: the next one is "charlene," from 1954. leah: this is an extraordinary image. it shows you what rauschenberg's revolution was. as he is working, he wants to create an art that lets people in. it but scraps of paper and comics. a light bulb, reflectors, mirror -- all the stuff of the world. i think he is saying, if you want to make art about the real world, it has to include the real world. "bed," 1954, is 1955. leah: this is taking it a step further. pretty soon, he is making a work out of a quilt and pillow. you can see there are strokes of pencil on the pillow that were likely made by cy twombly, another partner and friend working in the studio at that moment of time. things that are ordinary objects have been turned into a painting. it makes you ask questions about, what

robert muller is expanding the scope of his investigation into the possible links of the trump campaign and russia. the associated press reports that muller is taking over a special criminal probe involving paul mana fordho was fired amid his business dealings with pro russian officials in ukraine. >>> muller may investigate jeff sessions and deputy attorney general for firing of james comey. james come is expected to testify. white house could invoke executive privilege to keep him from testifying. >>> a north philadelphia community came together to bring attention to the so-called stop and go stores. protesters voiced their oppositions to businesses that are classified as restaurants, but according to community leaders they don't operate as such. community members claim some of the stores are known to sell shots of alcohol and contribute to a negative environment in their neighborhood. >> the city, the state and the people of philadelphia have to take a standing. this is not something that just started. for years stop and goes have inundated poor neighborhoods. >> that event was organized by civic leaders and residents and united methodist church. they say they want businesses to follow the law and d

roberts is standing by. >> president trump offering his full support to theresa may in the wake of the london and manchester attack. that attack in london several weeks ago as well. last night at the ford theater the president reaffirming his commitment. >> president trump: this blood shed must end, this bloodshed will end. as president i will do what is necessary to prevent this threat from spreading to our shores and work every single day to protect the safety and security of our country. our communities and our people. >> the president cited the london attack as the reason why the supreme court just reinstate his travel ban quickly. he said, quote, the justice department should ask for an expedited hearing of the watered down travel ban before the supreme court and seek a tougher version. people, the lawyers, and the courts can call it whatever they want. ifm -- ifm owe calling it what it is, a travel ban. the president also reiterated the department of justice should have stuck with the original travel ban that he issued just after becoming president instead of the reissued watered down one and trying to better screen people coming into the united states. if he has that travel ban