it's going to continue to sag to the south going through t day. we are seeing a few showers just around frederick county but weakening moving in to thearea. d.c. bike ride we're talking about could have an isolated shower. for the most part dry with tomperatures rising in the 70s by the time the concert gets going at noon. temperatures already in the mid-70s to right around 80 degrees. a mix of sun and clouds out there today. a lot going on today.ea prness, quarter fest today and tomorrow in arlington. that and more coming up in a few minutes. >> lauryn, a lot to catch up on. >>> 6:02, following breaking news this morning for you. police in the district tells a woman is dead after someone hit her with a car. what we know. officers say the woman was walking outside a crosswalk across mlk jr. avenue in southeast late last night just outside a hospital. talking to another person when suddly a car slammed into her. the woman was rushed to the hospital did not survive. police believe she may have been drunk at the time. the driver stayed on the scene.

we won a sag award the sag ensemble award for the show and certainly, like, awards i aren't like --snot the reason we do it the ensemble is incredibly close. and i love working with them so that -- to win that that was cool. i got to walk around that night with, like, a physicalof manifestatioomething that is very important to me. like, the work that we do as a group. and, so, the next morning, the t kids were at table they were getting -- they were eating breakfast they were getting ready to go to school and i don't know if you've ever seen a sag award befe. but it has a very defined butt [ light laughter ] and i put it on the table and i was like, "guys, your dad.n your papa wois last night with all of his friends that he works with and i just wanted to show you this. he was really proud of this. and theypent the rest of the breakfast turning the butt toward the other kid and laughing [ laughter ] and then other kid would turn the butt back toward the other one, and then that kid would laugh.do and, no, thet care at all. [ light laughter ] but if i keep providing butt statues, i th

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it's not the kind of feel good story the derby usually produces and comes as the sport deals with sagging popularity and two dozen horse fatalities this winter. >> it'sot the best timing to have that happen, but it is the safest thing for the horses and for the jockeys to try to make sure that the riders know they have to maintain a saight urse no matter the quality of the race. fans touring the stables largely agreed with the stewards. >> i have no regrets on how they called it. i think they did the right thing. >> reporter: those fans who bet on maximum securittelost an esti $9 million because of the disqualification. the question some are asking, what has horse racing lost. >> that was ron mott reporting. >>> millions of americans are hoping for a town it recover after multiple rounds of severe weather. a woman in florida daredo ek out her window athe very moment lightning struck near h home. you can see the moment went flying. the winds reaching up to 105 miles per hour. they were strong enough to flip a bode upside down. terrifying to see that lightning strike. >> very scary. we're j

then sag into the south throughout the night tonight and then becoming more scattered showers tomorrow morning for the commute you see some downpours for you can use the cells move by and a chance of some of those thunderstorms pping up there as well so keep things on settle for the better part of the day tomorrow and then looks like we'll dry things out a little bit after that temperatures going to be very very cool unusually cool for this time of year 50's along the coastline, those winds pick up in the afternoon 30 miles per hour plus in some spots about 50 degrees palo alto 61 amount the south a scattered showers temperatures there only in the 50's and the 60's the warmest temperatures around the bay area maybe some mid 60's tomorrow that said as these temperatures running as much as 1015 degrees below the average for this time of year next few days we're going to see that rain come to an end for at least wednesday, a slight chance on thursday, a slight chance of showers again on the holiday weekend. >>it's coming up he has created some of music's most memorable iconic song and com

i think and then after sunday looks like it'll start to sag to the south of the bay area clouds and fog and then looks like by sunday just some patchy fog and i think even a little break along the coastline into the afternoon. temperatures around the bay area to start out on saturday 50's and some 60's in the san francisco while the coastline looking to cool the fog out there mainly in the 5060 degrees in millbrae 61 degrees in burlingame 65 in san carlos 73. in mount you should be beautiful 77 degrees in cupertino temperatures warm up to 75 in pleasanton 64 degrees in union city about 72 degrees in orinda beautiful weather and then the north a lot of 70's going to come in there but along the coastline much cooler temperatures there only 57 degrees at stinson beach. thank you lord celebrating an achievement on behalf of their son who was killed in a shooting today, oakland city councilwoman. >>lynette gibson mcelhenney and her husband accepted a degree from the usc thornton school of music. the councilman tweeted this picture with her husband at the commencement ceremony. their son 21 y

it's not the kind of feel-good story the derby usually produces and comes as the sport deals with sagging popularity and nearly two dozen horse fatalities at a california track this winter. >> it's not the best timing for horse racing right now to have that happen. but it is the safest thing for the horses and for the jockeys to try to make sure that the riders know they have to maintain a straight course no matter the quality of the race. >> reporter: today, fans touring the stables, largely agreed with the stewards. >> i have no regrets on how they called it. i think they did the right thing. >> i had money bet on maximum security so a little bit upset. >> reporter: those fans who bet on maximum security lost an estimated $9 million because of the disqualification. the question some are asking tonight, what has horse racing lost? kate? >> ron mott at churchill downs. everybody talking about it. >>> breaking news in washington tonight. president trump making a big reversal and weighing in on whether special counsel robert mueller should testify before congress. the president now says no,

models showing you the showers down there now watch what happens we're going rotate on through begin to sag to the south as we head into saturday morning still lingering and parts of the southland what we're dealing with some low clouds and fog again that is going to fill inside the bay and make its way probably there central valley as well pulling back to the coastline again still some lingering showers as that low continues rotate, southern california. then as we get into sunday that starts to scoot out of town and we're looking at some your weekend. it will be cool in the san francisco 59 degrees 57 the sunset. foggy in the pacific at about 56 degrees 58 in half moon bay, 60 and sunny in millbrae 61 in burlingame 65 in san carlos in foster city, 72 degrees in palo alto the south bay looking good 60's and mid 70's, there you're looking at mid 70's in the pleasanton the tri valley 74 degrees in dublin 73 in walnut creek 62 in san leandro about 72 degrees and read a 70 and lael 71 in benicia and 71 degrees in the napa valley along the coastline looking be a little bit cooler i go into that

the front sags down. into wednesday, i think the cooler air and a wedge willet up.s a result, wednesday part to mostly cloudy, not -- partly it on mostly cloudy, not a rain chance. we'll have to wait until thursday or friday before rain chances really ramp back p. so becoming sunny and 77 today. 82 tomorrow. cloudy skies, the easterly breeze on wednesday. high only around 72. then on thursday, mid 70s. a better chance of some showers ound town on thursday. most likely day for rain this week, though, will be friday.rt we'll staalking about the weekend in the next half hour. now let's go over to first 4 traffic. >>> good morning, chuck. beltway, inner loop at central avenue, still have the left lane blocked. rest of the beltway no matter where you'reor going coming from looks nice and open. inbound south capitol after frederick douglass bridge, the right lane blocked by a zork e. in league, shreve mill road, between the dulles ndgreenway a sccolin, closed because it's over the bank. >>> 4:23.l weme back. if you use uber or lyft a lot, this next story will impact you.

the sport deals with sagging popularity and nearly two dozen horse fatalities at a california track thisr. >> it's not the best timing to have that happen but it's the safest thing for the horses and for the jockeys to make sure that the t riders knowy have to maintain a straight course no matter the quality of the trac >>ay fans touring the stables largely agreed with the stewards. >> i have no regrets on how they called it. >> i had money bet on maximum security. so a little bit upset. >> just a little bit. that was ron mott reportin esp reports maximum security's disqualification cost betters some $9 million. only 1% of bets predicted tha country house would win. today people got a chance to weigh in on a plan that could ease traffic jams on the belt way and i-270. it was standing room only at the silver springs civic building. the $9 billion public and private project would expand parts of the beltway and i-270 in maryland and add toll lanes. critics want to hit pause on the plan until more studies are done on this. his plan is the only solution. he said, quote, these anti-congestion

for now this line of rain showers rough parts of ohio and western pennsylva going to be sagging in our general direction. future weather carries the clouds and fog out, brings the f sunshine back a couple of hours. by about 2:00 or 3:00, showers starting to bubble up nearro frt yal and winchester. those are likely to come here just in time for the afternoon commute. the umbrella today. highs in the mid 80s today and tomorrow with the afternoon storm chances. weekend rain chances are planely focused from about mid saturday afternoon to mid sunday fternoon. the weekend is probably going to start and end dry. all right, what you got going on in traffic ism? >>> first 4 traffic alert. bryantown, 5, leonardtown road at huckleberry drive, all lanes shut down because of the crash investigation. the southbound lanes getting by just on the right side. you can see that closure point here this morning. falls church, westbod 66 at the dulles connector. we had the left side blocked by a crash. that's cleared. outer loop of the beway, the ramp to southbound pennsylvania avenue. ramp blocked by the w

here's the problem we've got high pressure off the coastline ues to sag well to the south all the way down in the ball right now they're seeing some showers in southern california. the serve low pressure that is going to kick to the east. but another low is geing to drop right over the top of this ridge and into the bay area over the weekend likely to spin up a few more around the bay area and a better chance of rain in the high country to go in camp and be prepared for some rain and ev right here. the low kind of fizzles out here around the bay area tomorrow, some wraparound moisture certainly the possibility of some showers popping up over the east bay hills then we dry things out into friday and the better part of saturday but again in the mountains if you're camping there you go a lot of rain developing in the sierra nevada and some snow up there as well as we get into sunday you've got another week system diving in to the bay area bringing a better chance of rain for everybody on sunday and then on memorial day we clear things out and looks like a much better day ahead than after

apart the niger ferocious new party is campaigning in the european elections and they are really sagging in the polls so that means that a lot of british people i think really have just enough of bricks or they have enough of what's going on and when and westminster and they want some sort of change and even if that means leaving without a deal there are many who would just consider that so very good then i mean what is likely to happen next and how likely is a 2nd referendum. well we know that reason may once again wants to try and bring her to palm and however this is already failed 3 time and whether this will actually happen a 4th time i have to be i have to say i'm very very dubious about that so many people ia think that she does have a chance but she will hope that the success of the bricks of party will shop in minds of someone her own party particularly on the bread side and also possibly the northern irish parties who are just worried about the situation of northern ireland say that can't be that there is a slight chance however if there isn't then we are faced with a new deadl

of using sag says it seems like a bargaining chip for women like our own right. i mean there there are some actual historical examples of sex strikes working and other cultures right but the at the core crux there are 2 different issues one you have a strike it actually has to be those who are doing the labor that is that is actually calling for the strike right so if you're calling for something to calm the strike for something and actually needs to be correlated to whatever it is you're protesting in this instance all of us who are liberal progressive minded not having sex with our partners isn't going to change conservative lawmakers from doing what they're doing they don't want to having sex anyway so that's one thing the other thing is that like you pointed out using sex as a bargaining true tool or acting as if it's something that we don't really have that this is the only source of power we have is to withhold our bodies from our partners and it also excludes. g.b.t. hugh i.e. women right like with women who are queer women who are not partnered to men and

. >> we all need to use med sags occasionally in our lives, but i think it has to do with social and family structures. here the family ties are quite strong. people still keep an eye on each other. there's this self-control america schism that is there. >> is there a stigma around addictions? >> exactly but it's not only that. the culture is so influenced by religion that islam shapes people's perception. >> turkey is predominantly muslim and the koran prohibits the use of mind altering substances. but for generations opium was unregulated here. until america declared the war on drugs in the 70s. >> america's public enemy number one in the united states is drug abuse. >> nixon pressured turkey to stop growing opium because it was flooding the united states in the form of illegal heroin, but for farmers here in afyon this crop was their life blood. they fought back and got the ban overturned with a catch. every single grower must now hand over the medicinal part of their crop to the government. very nice to meet you. got to have tea before you sit down and talk. thank you. these farm

also forbidden, low-cut tops, sagging pants, undershirts, short shorts, and dresses that reveal the derriere. you are your child's first teacher, brown wrote. "we must have high standards." >> i did feel almost a little insu insulted. but if you're just coming to that school and you get a and all you're running from the school, i really feel we shouldn't punish parents for trying to be involved. at least that parent is at the school. >> reporter: the letter was sent after this woman told a local tv station the high school turned her away because of her outfit. >> she said my scarf was out of dress code and mydress dress was too short. >> reporter: principal brown has been repeatedly honored for her work as an education. in 2015 ellen degeneres presented her with a $100,000 check, in part for a homeless outreach program she established at her previous school. >> my children -- can you hear me? >> yeah, i can. [ laughter ] >> are the most important thing to me. and if they need me i am there. >> reporter: brown implemented a parental dress cold at that school too. which won a national blue rib

shery: a top apple supplier posted first-quarter profits below estimates due to sagging demand drive.demands for iphones. the company is facing growing uncertainty with its founder preparing to run for president in taiwan. coming up next, we will have , includingavid woo his calls on emerging markets. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: weakness in the u.s. economy despite the administration's mantra of growth. recentlyhe atlanta fed forecast gpm one point 6% and the economy has been expanding theely because of debt as u.s. raises spending. he says the bond market is extremely exposed. saudi arabia briefly shut its biggest pipeline after attacked runs targeted to stations. a rebel group in yemen claimed responsibility. the u.s. ambassador to saudi arabia says saudi claims of attacks on oil tankers should be investigated but need "reas onable responses short of war." no one has claimed responsibility for the attacks. dismissed aump has new york times report that his administration is planning for war with iran and will send 120,000 troops to the middle east. tensions have been rising after tru

>> the outlawed parental garb, pajamas, sagging pants, wife beaters -- >> you can't say why peters anymoremach whatever they are. daisy duke shorts. carlota brown defended her clothing policy. >> when anybody walks in, we have impressionable children and we have to model what we want them to know. we have to show them what is right, what's correct. for example, you do not wear a swimsuit to school, you wear it to the beach. it's about academic excellence. >> that children see slovenly parents or parents who dress like they are a disaster, the kids are going to look the same way. excellence begins and how you acquit yourself. >> hold on. they are wrapping us. >> fox nation! >> we don't have a wrap. >> you go, laura. we are like polyester and rayon. because this is what i want to say. i often get comments when we travel because i make my children where, you know, press shirts, belts, nice pants, no t-shirts or sweatpants. my daughter is a typical 14-year-old. they always want to wear the leggings. i'm like, it's name on the ixnay on the eggingslay. >> the pajamas? now my kids are sitting the

. >> since beforewas m, l, an us hilario gotnto sag.stephen: you have-- 40 years. but-- >> 40 years.heeereeenrticar mome been you? >> i've had so many moments that, like-- i'm an uberfan. i will never be jaded about meeting someone they completely respect and honor and, like, i'll never be too cool for school. but i do this thing almost every year with tom hanks and rita wilson-- js yes, i dropped their names. i just call them tom and reepe." it's a staged reading and everyone on the stage is-- kind of amazing people. and every year we have a musical guest who comes that plays music throughout the performance. and a few years ago, we had... sir paul mccartney. ( applause ) sir paul-- that exact. >> and we got to spend a whole day with him rehearsing and listening to him play,, "hey jeweled," "let it be qpts "liewls newant sky with diamonds will." i'm the only one that did a din, nerds opt stage, were all just filming him. he's like "while i'm awake ♪ and we're all like-- and i have video of all of us nerding out. it's never happened bef

for example the low forty's in mecca dry weather here and a dusty breeze to boot coming up from the sags in southern africa we have seen some pretty heavy showers recently in tanzania and mozambique rather fear i think to come from the clouds increasing around the coast of south africa in durban is not entirely risk free from showers. i'm a fish every week a new cycle brings a series of breaking stories and then of course there's donald trump told through the eyes of the clouds generally that's right out of a hamas script that calls for the annihilation of israel that is not what that phrase means he joined the listening post as we turned the cameras on the media focused on how they were caught on the story so that matter the most in better use a free palestine a listening post on al-jazeera. al-jazeera . where ever you. batters india forcing more than a million people from their homes and leaving a trail of destruction before crossing into bangladesh. and we shall carry this is al jazeera live from also coming up north korea fires projectiles from its east coast amidst all the nuclear t

it is time to do sag about it.o they won 29 seats in the european parliamentary elections that makes them the single largest party inside of the european parliament full stop. but on other side as you said across europe, liberals were winning, hard left greens winning. so what this goes to show via the left, via the right there is rejection of the center frowned of european politics. charles: we can call that rejection of the political elites, can't we? >> that is exactly what is. britain face as leadership contest, theresa may, one of so-called political elites rescinded as prime minister. conservative party will you know take their campaign to pick their next leader. one the continuity candidates is favorite in that election, boris johnson. very much cut from the same mold as cameron, may, all those people. looks like britain may not, despite voting something different may not get a different style of prime minister. charles: really? i under impression boris johnson was for hard brexit. >> boris is slippery eel.

going to sag down across our region overnight. now,hat that does is bring in much cooler air.nd it also brings in the chance for cloud cover, and that chance of. shower looking at the temperatures. we're 79 here and 4 in buffalo. see the cooler air. yeah. that cooler air will start to slide down our way and real once it gets here that front is goiny to ight to the south. it's going to try to left back ve thursday. that's why i ha thursday a little bit warmer and closer to average and i doubt we'll get there. 70 degrees. cloy and cooler tomorrow. many of you in the north will stay in the 60s and a the farther north and eist, are the better chance for cooler weather. that will increase as we move on rnrough the day tomorrow and into the oveht hours and then into thursday morning. a very good chance of seeing showers early on thursday, but a 30% chance area-wide. again, we'll see them but only a c 30% chanyou'll see them. could see them early on friday. friday a high chance of 79. stormy conditions and showers and thunderstorms. some of those storms could be strong. i'm not antic

. >> karl: and today booker is sagging and acting as if nothing ever happened with christopher steeleng to moscow, calling up his pals in moscow, got in need are on trump? same with kamala harris. she just grades on me and she goes after barr and says, did you ever look at the underlying evidence? no, as a matter of fact. i assumed and took aspect of what bob mueller told me in his 400 page report. she was a chief prosecutor in san francisco. and she licked the chemistry in the eye, every decision she has made to indict somebody or not indict somebody, did she look at all the underlying evidence, the police, absolutely right. this is the kind of stuff they were doing routinely today. and it just speaks to the rage and the anger and the lack of credibility of so many of these democrats on the committee today. sitting there presuming the judge and saying things to go straight back at them. blumenthal. >> sean: do you agree and that i give the last word to the senator. this is political suicide what they are doing for them. i don't want to stop them and be stupid and that randy was icing

but as the week goes on, rain begins to sag south so a chance of rain approaches the bay area by mid week. in the pollen department, things aren't looking too bad with the numbers rising into the midrange for tomorrow and tuesday and wednesday. so to sum it up, we're going to be looking for one more mostly sunny day, going to move in by late tuesday by tuesday. the rest of the area will be unsettled and wet the latter half of the week, maybe as m n ih. we'll draw more of a bead on the timing as we draw closer. for tomorrow, weather at the coliseum, looks good. sfo doesn't look bad. wind to about 17 miles an hour. in atlanta it's in the mid 70s and in chicago chilly but sunny. overnight low for us tonight, sunup at 6:02 a.m., and our overnight lows will be in the upper 40s and low 50s. pretty close to average for this time of the year on monday, low clouds in the morning, sun in the afternoon, and temperatures in the 70s if you get away from the bay shoreline. we'll be 79 down here, and over in the east bay, temperatures in the mid 70s and up in richmond it will be 65 degrees. 73 for

from a semislump to a social sag. people are fleeing facebook and people will tell you what's hot and what's not and what it means for these high-flying stocks, but first. we are in our worst slump of the year for stocks and it got worse today. the dow off 207 points and bond yields, they moved down again and buyers moving in the averages ended on the lows for the day and with heavy volume, never a good sign, but investors have been running for safety, real estate at a record high, up 17% this year, consumer staples and utilities both up 11% in 2019. also both near their highs here's the question, what do these run, guy adami a buy in utilities and a buy in real estate and a buy in bonds and an inverted ten-year and three-month bond and what does that tell you about the state of investors and the psychology >> in my opinion, it's great to have you back again and it means further paying ahead in the s&p and i think i've been pretty consistent on this i think we're going 2,650 or so in the s&p and about 150 or so s&p ha

he's hoping to turn around his sagging poll numbers.th poll of likely primary voters has former vice president joe biden leading the pack with a whopping 36% and you can see that o'rourke is tied for sixth place with 2%. we have. a b. stad-yard, associate editor and columnist for real clear politics and when you were first looking at this the o'rourke has come out with promise and appears to have gone nowhere there. what happens? we all attribute this to the explosive rise of mayor pete buttigieg. he stole the new and different white guy from a red state thunder from beto o'rouke, and he's now driving ahead of him in that lane and beto o'rouke found himself kind of rocked by that, so i do not count him out at all. i think if he has some good debates and people end up falling off he still could be a top four or five contender in the long run, but he's going to do a reboot because he has to -- he has it overcome the perception that he's not interesting enough, that he's not reddy with a bunch of policy prescriptions, that he's not in the

overnight tonight and that'll be the beginning as we head through the day tomorrow that's going to sagtly cloudy skies. chet showers in the north for tonight and the cloudy skies, heavy rain by the afternoon. i think across a good part of the bay area them this the first of a series of very powerful storms moving into the bay area on the latest satellite image you see that the low off the coastline is putting itself together weak front that out ahead of that system. the system is going to slowly work its way and again tapping omb's little subtropical moisture so it's got ample amounts of moisture to get the lift it needs and we're going to see a lot of rain around the bay area. so the storm could be moving in here that mass we're talking about get organized to little swirl see the front finally coming on shore by tomorrow afternoon. and then the core low is actually going to move overhead. on thursday. that's when things get really interesting, especially this time of year. you get an area low pressure to get the instability from that plus the lift from the sun and the energy from that

and there's one too many james bakers in my head now in washington from, you know -- >> in sag rules here he would be officially former fbi general counsel james baker and you'd never be able to describe him in anything. that would be his first name. >> some people lengthen then just to take up screen space. some people have been known to use junior in their name to take up screen space. i think we know who we're talking about. we're off to another big hour here. >> appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> what is a joke? at the end of this hour we are going to consider that existential question because president trump did something last night that was reported by most people as a joke. and i think most of that reporting was based on the fact that the people in his audience laughed. now, laughing is not proof that something is funny. and we have many grim examples of that including the way americans gleefully used to watch lynchings in this country. so at the end of this hour we're going to consider what the president said last night. we're going to watch him say it. i'm going to ask you to

mcgahn is a liar, that the he lied to investigators which is a crime, the also white house is also sagcgahn is not allowed to speak to congress to clarify the record or to defend himself while he denounce him as a liar. i wonder if that creates yet another dynamic here that is almost unsustainable in terms of mcgahn going along with what the white house says. >> and yes, he shouldn't, rachel. i'm asking him tonight, be a patriot. be someone who puts your country above the lawlessness of this white house. again, this is a cycle that we see from donald trump. i'll show you my taxes, i just have to wait until the audit's over. you're never going to see my taxes. i'm going to order the secretary of treasury to not give them to you. i was exonerated. i was the most transparent president ever investigated. mueller can testify. mueller can't testify. mcgahn can't testify. this is just the cycle of donald trump. we're just, you know, we're not going to put up with it anymore because we're not powerless. we have subpoenas and the courts are on our side. >> congressman, if you wouldn't mind hold

my wife and i live in an old farm stead in massachusetts where everything sags. and our overflowing books don't help, and whiro sorting gh them as we were fighting over shelf space, i discovered "the cotton kingdom," a book that grew out of olmsted's reporting that i had been assigned in college. i dove back into it and was jusl instcaptivated by his vivid writing about the south. brangham: can you give us a sense of what was that it he was aporting. we know whererica was roughly on the cusp of the civil war. but he was doing th for a northern audience. what were the stories, what were the dispatches hes sending back north? >> well, he was nt by "the new york times," which had just opened shop, and saw itselfth as temperate and measured voice of reason at a time when papersv wey overheated and partisan. and so they wanted quite a sober analysis of the south's economy and society, but olmsted is this adventuroupid and fellow who is constantly wandering away into whatever he was curious about. so he ndered through the en door of a black church in new orleans, and t

and on wall street today, oil owices sagged, and helped push the broader market. dow jones industrial averago 122 points to close at 26,307.aq the nasd fell 12 points, and the s&p 500 slipped six.ld and, the wideo game hall of fame has welcomed four new alductees. they include "moombat," the arcade fighting game that triggered congressional hearings over its violence back in 1993. also inductetoday: "super mario kart," "colossal cave adventure," and "microsoft solitaire." the museum is rochester, new york, for those that want to visit. still to come on the newshour: attorney general william barrti refuses to t to the house judiciary committee. a rise in the number of reported sexual assault cases in the u.s. military. "making sense" of how the ride-sharing service uber uses data from its app. and, much more. >> nawaz: the attorney general's handling of the eller report and refusing to appear before hte u.s. house has sparked a fierce political f but what legal and constitutional questions do his actions raise? i'm joined by david rivkin. he served at the justicert