has had a lot of twists. i want to update a little bit of what you just said. we actually have heard back from michael sanchez. he has issued a statement. i'm going to read you just a part of it. here he says, "the wall street journal's" report on old rumors from, quote, anonymous sources is disappointing. i didn't dignify the rumors last month and i'm not going to dignify them now. he goes on later in that statement to say he never had the, let's call it, the below the belt selfie of bezos that was included in the "national enquirer's" bombshell report. just to remind viewers of what happened in this story, jeff bezos announced he was going to get a divorce from his longtime wife and a couple of days later, the "national enquirer" publishes this expose on his affair is a nice way of putting

nbc bay area chris sanchez has an announcement for us. >> gavin said right now as we ambeat san quentin is being eath physically removed. the sentencew inmates. they will remain in custody. in making the decision he says he talked with victims on all sides: >> i met someone yesterday who eradicating about evil. and you have a responsibility to eradicate evil by executing. those on death row. i met a mother who said how dare you? you have no right to do this to my family. you won't be doing this for my family. you will be doing this to my family. you have no right to take another life in the name of my daughterof who was murdered. >> predawn tweet, president trump wrote, defying the voters, the governor of california will halt all death penalty executions of 737 stone cold killers. friends andt families of the always forgotten victims are not thrilled and neither am i. i want to show you this map. the u.s. states that have the death penalty right now. there were 31. now there are 30. california will be losing that yellow color. fivew jt eed capital punishment in the last ten years. more

leonardo sÁnchez, los ha volado.as, boeing, y las autoridades de aviaciÓn deberÍan responder a estas preocupaciones. ilia: el presidente de mÉxico confirmÓ hoy que unos 20 inmigrantes fueron bajados de un autobÚs que fuente afectado por hombres armados. prometiÓ una mitigación. -- investigaciÓn . jessica: este es el autobÚs que fue detenido por cuatro camionetas en la carretera que va de san fernando a tamaulipas. al menos 19 de los 41 pasajeros, fueron obligados a bajar del vehÍculo. >>suben al autobÚs cuatro personas encapuchadas del sexo masculino, quienes bajan a 19 pasajeros. jessica: a pesar de esto, las investigaciones y declaraciÓn de las autoridades han llenado de asombro. >>estoy investigando para tener certeza, hay hipÓtesis de que no es que desaparezcan, sino que cruzan asÍ la frontera. >>que los grupos delictivos que operan en la entidad, ofrecen el servicio de traslado a los emigrantes a estados unidos. jessica: otro funcionario mencionÓ que en otra oportunidad 25 migrantes fueron secuestrado, es decir

cnn's boris sanchez has this is about the white house. >> reporter: critics of the president charge thatte house has not had a strong response to the attack we saw last week in nuzzi land. some saying the president should use the energy that he uses to attack democrats and the press and others on twitter to attack white supremacists. the president last week made a remark that suggested he did not believe that white supremacy and white supremacist groups were on the rise around the world refuted by evidence. the acting chief of staff mick mulvaney laughed at a question in a frustrated way whether the president would come out for vociferously against it. listen to what he said. >> the president is briefed on all the threats domestic and international. i want to push back against the idea every time something bad happens everywhere around the world, folks blame it on donald trump. >> to the degree there is an issue with white nationalists, anti-muslim bigotry in this country, and there is an issue with that, why not deliver a speech condemning it? >> you've seen the president stand up for i

commissioner sanchez has articulated very well the reason we can ask these questions is because of the fine work the department has done and particularly the presentation of the budgets because we can get down to what the issues are we're able to understand in the text where some issues are. if we go back to c5 and the registration process i'm still looking for a more definitive reason why we need to spend $14,000 per employees reclassifying and therefore giving them inincrease. there has to be -- an increase. there has to be an improvement not just because patients feel better. >> i'm the human resources director. the way we had been doing appointment scheduling and registration we had 32 different employee classifications touching the process. it was spread out all over the clinics. so under the epic h.r., they told us you have to pull it together to be a more combined efficient process and we recommended the new classification and do away with the 32 and use the one. we turned to our own classification and the eligibility worker would fit that bill. so we worked with the unions and

boris sanchez has this report. >> reporter: early on during his speech at cpac, president trump said he was going off script and he certainly did that. the president giving the longest speech of his presidency going well over two hours. at one point president trump attacked the press, attacked democrats, he discussed the crowd size at his inauguration and also talked about the russia investigation, saying he believed that robert mueller's final report will vindicate him. the president also got into detail about why he believes that democrats on capitol hill are investigating him. listen to this. >> so they don't have anything with russia. there is no collusion. so now they go and morph into let's inspect every deal he's ever done. we're going to go into his finances. we're going to check his deals. we're going to check -- these people are sick. they're sick. i saw little shifty schiff yesterday. the first time. he went in a meeting and he said, we're going to look into his finances. i said, where did that come from? he always talked about russia. collusion with russia. the collusion

our boris sanchez has this. >> reporter: president trump is asking for a 5% cut in spending from alleral agencies except those related to defense. president trump actually asking for a $35 billion increase in defense spending over last year including $8.6 billion for his long promised border wall. and it's actually the first time the trump administration is looking to get border wall funding for more than one source. the president asking for $5 billion from customs and border protection and an additional $3.6 billion in military construction funds from the pentagon. and on top of that president trump is asking for an additional $3.6 billion essentially to reimburse money that he's used. to make it simpler the president is asking congress to authorize money that he went around them to spend. democrats are not very happy about this budget. the congressional leadership and house speak er nancy pelosi and chuck schumer put out a statement. quote, president trump hurt millions of americans and caused widespread chaos when he recklessly -- the same thing will repeat itself if he tries this

michael sanchez says, quote, "wall street journal's" report on old rumors from anonymous sources is disappointing. i don't dignify the rumors last month and i'm not going to dignify them now. nbc news hasn sanchez for comment and have not heard back from any of them. nbc's stephanie gosk now joins me for more on this story. we have not corroborated the story, but what more do we know about this rather juicy report? >> hey, there, kasie. what i would point out in this article that jumps out is an interesting anecdote where david pecker, who is the ceo of ami, he's good friends with donald trump, he had a lunch an chipriani's with his attorney and found out that michael sanchez has been paid up-front this $200,000 and he was apparently furious about it, which would suggest, at least, that he wasn't onboard with this project. he did eventually go on to approve it. i think at the end of this reporting from the "wall street journal," you are left with one really big question. and that is, how? if michael sanchez was behind all of this, how did he get his hands -- it wasn't just one text and one photo. this was a trove of texts and photos. and on top of it, bezos alleges that ami was then bl

boris sanchez has details. >> reporter: the chairman of the house judiciary committee jerry nadler making a statement on sunday revealing that he's preparing to request documents from some 60 individuals and entities related to president trump. and this gets personal. nadler specifically said that he would be asking for documents from the president's own son, donald trump jr., as well as allen weisselberg. he's a top executive at the trump organization. somebody who is believed to be intimate with the president's tax returns, something that democrats have long pressed the president to release. also on that list the former chief of staff john kelly, as well as former white house counsel don mcgahn. nadler's scope is very broad. though he was asked about impeachment on sunday, he said it is too soon to go in that direction. listen to this. >> impeachment is a long way down the road. we don't have the facts yet. but we're going to initiate proper investigations. it's our job to protect the rule of law. that's our core function. and to do that we are going to initiate investigations into abus

among the projects canceled, guard booths in concord, on base middle school in kentucky, kris sanchez has been walking you through that this morning. meantime, the president has also contributed a quarter of his paycheck to the department of homeland security. the president's salary $400,000 a year donates it to various government departments throughout the year. >>> iowa congressman steve king, meanwhile, has deleted a facebook post speculating about the next american civil war. a graphic showing blue states fighting red states. curiously king's home state of iowa is on the blue side, though he's republican. iowa voted for trump. this is not the first time the controversial congressman posted to social media about a future civil war. whatever disagreements we have, they pale in comparison to great britain. the speaker of parliament prohibiting the prime minister another brexit vote before parliament. britain has a matter of days to work a deal with the eu before it leaves the union on the 29th. if it goes out without a deal, a hard brexit, nobody knows what will happen but there are peop

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. >> and david pecker has had a 20-year relationship with trump. but supposedly sanchezed it was going to be -- he wasn't going to -- he was going to -- there was the agreement he could sell it again if they didn't publish it. if they just bought it and then buried it so it didn't come out, he wanted it to come out which was going to hurt bezos which is his sister's -- it's kind of weird. >> he gave this bizarre interview to vanity fair a few weeks ago where he basically said, yes, jeff and lauren love each other and are working on being together i only am looking out for their best interest. but then admitted he had some contact with the national enquirer and talked about how -- the story brought up the tweet he put out that day. it's just a very bizarre -- >> i wonder about jeff bezos' judgment when it comes to his personal affairs at this point, it does affect the company, it affects his reputation if he were not the majority controlling shareholder, if it were any other ceo in the s&p 500, i wonder if there would be more questions about how the ceo's personal life is

has had a lot of twists. i want to update a little bit of what you just said. we actually have heard back from michael sanchezart of it. here he says, "the wall street journal's" report on old rumors from, quote, anonymous sources is disappointing. i didn't dignify the rumors last month and i'm not going to dignify them now. he goes on later in that statement to say he never had the, let's call it, the below the belt selfie of bezos that was included in the "national enquirer's" bombshell report. just to remind viewers of what happened in this story, jeff bezos announced he was going to get a divorce from his longtime wife and a couple of days later, the "national enquirer" publishes this expose on his affair is a nice way of putting it. it includes not just text messages, but photos and lots of them. and now "the wall street journal" is reporting that it was michael sanchez that received $200,000 in exchange for those. and it's worth highlighting, hallie, too, that it wasn't just one text and one photo, but rather, quite a lot of photos and texts. the other thing that i would point out, too, is that jeff bez

. >> the budget proposal has an additional $3.6 billion in military construction funds to pay back the money trump redirected using his executive authority. boris sanchez is traveling with the president and has more from west palm beach. >> reporter: in the proposed budget, president trump is asking all federal agencies to cut 5% of their spending except those agencies related to defense. the president asking for a $35 billion increase in defense spending over last year, including $8.6 billion for his long promised border wall. this is actually the first time in trump's presidency that the administration is requesting funding for the border wall from different sources. the president asking for $5 billion from customs and border protection and an additional $3.6 billion from military construction funds at the pentagon. democrats are not happy about this budget. the congressional leadership and house speaker nancy pelosi and chuck schumer write that president trump heard millions of americans and caused widespread chaos when he recklessly shut down the government to try to get his commence sif and ineffective wall which he promised would be paid for by m

sanchez has declined to comment whether he leaked the photos.tant u.s. attorney ahmed stepping down from the special counsel. the prosecutor signed michael flynn's guilty plea for lying to the fed. third person from the team to recently step down. not clear when the mueller probe will wrap up. secretary of state mike pompeo says he will know when it's time to leave the white house. listen to this. >> i'm going to be there until he tweets me out of office. [laughter] which i'm not counting on, at least today. jillian: pompeo referring to his predecessor rex tillerson. president trump fired him in a tweet last year. that's a look at your headlines. send it back to you as i play with the jukebox. brian: if you were fonzie all it would take is one hit. steve: get the bump music coming up in a 60. man trapped inside a burning home. dramatic moments caught on camera. coming up. brian: i saw him without an overcoat. joel osteen is in the diner with a let whoer below his knees. he is one cold man ♪ good golly, miss mollie ♪ sure like the ♪ are excited a

. >> vice president sanchez: thank you, everybody for coming out. everybody has a lot of thoughts about this money. it's a lot of money. a little known fact. i actually helped amamiano -- tom ammiano to write the peef. this is not perfect, but any stretch. we have so much more art and music provided for our students and it's vote -- because the voters approved that by 70%. they knew that we didn't have librarians, that we didn't have artists in our schools, we didn't have dance, p.e., but rural athletics in our schools, and once they found out, they voted in large part for this. and we have what we have now, and we're having arguments about it. but i think that one way we can handle this structurally, it has to have more teeth, so the recommendations they give more staff through a vote actually has meaning so the recommendations are actually looked at and so the board can act accordingly. [please stand by] . >> vice president sanchez: we can deliver this to the city by april 1, and then deputy superintendent lee said we can actually amend it later, so i would pro

the matter, the billionaire's messages were actually sold to the tabloid by sanchez's brother michael for $200,000. nbc news hasthat. the journal reporting michael sanchez refused to dignify claims he signed a contract with ami, the parent company of the "enquirer" saying the report was based on old rumors. last month in an interview with "vanity fair" writer gabriel sherman, sanchez denied he was involved in the leaks. >> michael sanchez says his sister lauren frequently showed the pictures to people including himself, and perhaps one of her girlfriends leaked the picture. >> reporter: according to the bomb shell "enquirer" report, in addition to below the belt photos, bezos also sent flirtatious texts to sanchez indicating one where he writes i love you alive girl, i will show you with my body and my lips and my eyes very soon. the source of the leak has consumed bezos igniting a battle between him and the tabloid. in a widely read essay on medium, bezos revealed he had his own security team trying to determine the source of the leaked messages. he also claimed the tabloid attempted to extort and blackmail hi

has spent the last two days golfing in his club in california. he se -- in florida. he tweeted, good morning, have a great day. how optimistic. cnn's white house correspondent bo rir ork boris sanchez joining us from west palm beach in mar-a-lago. the white house has not been briefed on this mueller report, but sources say the president is happy with this investigation, that it's over now, at least. >> reporter: yeah, that's right, fred. according to a senior official, neither the president or anyone in the white house has been briefed on the contents of the mueller report at this point. they don't have a copy of it, either. from what we understand, sources close to the president and aides of mar-a-lago say that he's in a good mood. for the second time this weekend, he was spotted heading to the trump national golf course here in palm beach. yesterday he spent the day go golfing with kid rock. he voiced some uncertainty about what attorney general william barr may do with the final findings from robert mueller. still, though, as i said before, the president has shown no sign of any anxiety or any doubt about what may come from this synopsis from bill barr. we heard from sources at

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spain has been marking the 50th in our verse three of the terror attack that killed 193 people in the capital of madrid. prime minister sancheznd city officials laid a wreath at the memorial. in 2004, bombs planted by al qaeda terrorists exploded on for crowded commuter trains. venezuela has been forced to halt most of its oil exports following a power blackout that is paralyzed much of the country. on the fifth day of f power outatages, the peoplple of venea are ststruggling to cope. there arare reports s of lootin. authorities have been unable to say when the proboblem will be resolved. the country's president is blaming it on an act of sabotage backed by the u.s. critics say the power a result of corruption and mismanagement. venezuelans have been using social media to share their experiences and do what they can to help each other. our digital reporter amien essiaf has been looking into that. it's bad enough when the lights are turned off. then to find other people are dying and are in -- in hospitals. one of you found online? amien: in a lot of ways, they are using social media as a media. journalists in venezuela have r

has delivered the report to the attorney general pursuant to the regulations. attorney general barr will determine the appropriate next steps. cnn's boris sanchez is live from west palm beach where the president is spending the weekend. boris, take us inside the atmosphere there at mar-a-lago since this news has dropped. >> according to guests and aides that were around the president last night, as he was being updated by some of his attorneys and white house officials, as to the news coming from the department of justice, the president was in a spirited mood. he took part in the lincoln day dinner where he gave a short speech, introducing his friend, the congressman from south carolina, lindsey graham, but in the president's three-minute speech he spent more time talks about the first lady's approval ratings and didn't mention the mueller report as you noted. the white house pointed back to the statement coming from the legal team saying they look forward to this process being carried out. that all decisions are now in the hands of attorney general barr. privately, though, some white house officials apparently feel vinced kated. one of them te

will most likely make it to the president's desk, where he has warned he will use his first presidential veto. let's check in with cnn's boris sanchez, and a number of republicans were needed to block this. it looks like they have them. >> reporter: we sort of expected this to happen because republican lawmakers privately and publicly warned president trump that his national declaration could potentially splinter the party, and now you have rand paul, including susan collins of maine, lisa murkowski of alaska and tom tillis of north carolina essentially voting to block this declaration. i want to read to you a little bit of what rand paul told supporters last night in kentucky when he announced he would cast his vote against the declaration. he said, quote, i can't vote to give the president the power to spend money that hasn't been appropriated by congress. we may want more money for border security, but congress didn't authorize it. if we take away those checks and balances, it is a dangerous thing. rand paul saying what we've essentially heard from other republicans, saying this could create a dangerous precedent, th and it is a

has the endorsement. makes a difference once again a pass from jason sanchez. and the visiting captain does the rest of the take a closer look that slight bounce makes the ball very hard to control. with just point seven of a second between passes and finish. decision over power and victory to dortmund. with royce's fifteenth league goal of the season. hits a pair of shooting technique makes anything possible whether it's here against by a drill time on the floor with his right forced. or planted just inside the post with his left feels as good as guaranteed to make the right call instinctively in a split second. and when marco royce turns on the magic it's not for the gallery but because it gets the job done. outside of the boot dipping over his opposite number as if it was the easiest thing in the world no time next. face that problem royce can do the last. and he's a tireless work of a team regardless of the outcome. another feature of his game is the dynamic of field surge after initiating an attack. to touches right and left with no drop in temper. here at

has changed there. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. mr. sanchez. >> thank you. scott sanchez, planning department. a couple of points on the rehearing request. i don't believe that the standards necessary to justify granting a rehearing have been met by the appellant in this case. there were issues raised in the rehearing request regarding the d.r. reform effort which is the board may or may not be familiar with. a process that we have and that we had about 10 years ago that never was enacted. we never enacted the d.r. perform effort. but actually had we enacted the d.r. reform effort, the d.r. that was heard by the planning commission never would have been heard by the planning commission in this case because given the issues that were raised by the appellant in their d.r. request, it would not have met the threshold for us to take it to the planning commission. that is noted in our d.r. staff report that under the pending d.r. reform guideline, it would not have been fwrouth brought to the commission. the commission did hear as a discretionary review and considered the tree issues raised and in

sanchez's sister lauren is in a romantic relationship with the amazon ceo. >>> the battle between bezos and "the enquirer" began after the magazine published an 11 page story in january that included racy text messages. bezos has owner of extortion and blackmail. sanchez says he didn't want to dignify its reporting calling it nothing but old rumors. >>> well, you may have been tackling your holiday shopping last december 18th, that is when unbeknownst to nearly all of us a giant space rock exploded 16 miles above the earth with ten times the energy of the atomic bomb. snas calls them fireballs. it was the second most powerful in 30 years. scientists only just noticed it because the shooting star exploded over the strait which is remote. >>> and this is not the kind of bracket bust espn had in mind. the network is apologizing after it accidently aired brackets for the ncaa women's basketball tournament hours before the scheduled release. you can see them on the right side of the screen midday monday. espn says in the midst of our preparation, the bracket was mistakenly posted on espnu. we deeply regret the error and extend our apology to the ncaa and the women's basketball community. the ncaa women's tournament

can you hear all of what she has to say on the "today" show. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >>> thanks for the latest, kris. 6:03. in an exclusive interview, fired fbi director james comey speaks out for the first time since the russia investigation ended. tracie potts joins us live in washington with the very latee. good morning, tracie. >> laura, good morning. you might remember james comey was the man who started that investigation. he's now concerned and confused about how it ended. >> i think it's good he was able to finish the world. >> fired james comey in an exclusive interview with lester holt on the russia investigation he started. comey says it's good for the country he was cleared of collusion but william barr's summary left questions only the full report can answer. >> the obstruction piece confuses me. both are entitled to benefit of the doubt. they have sterling reputations. a lot of what is said in the letter don't make sense to me. >> i think it's clear a lot of things have confused comey over the last year. >> they are demanding it by t

welfare programs spain has been marking the fiftieth anniversary of the terror attack that killed one hundred ninety three people in the capital madrid prime minister pedre sanchez and city officials later wreaths at a memorial on march eleventh two thousand and four bombs planted by al qaida terrorists exploded on four crowded commuter train it's. over its way that has been forced to halt most of its oil exports following a power blackout that has paralyzed much of the country on the fifth day of power outages the people of venezuela are struggling to cope there are reports of looting authorities have been unable to say when the problem will be resolved the country's president is blaming it on an act of sabotage backed by the united states but critics say that the power outage is a result of corruption and mismanagement. well as you can imagine venezuelans have been using social media to share their experiences and to do what they can do to help each other our digital reporter i mean as it has been looking into that i mean i mean it's terrible it's bad enough when the lights are turned off but then to find out that people are dying or in hospitals for example w

nbc news has not indepdently confirmed either report. in a statement sanchez didn't dignify the rumors last month, adding he wouldn't do so now. >>> how do you get investors to build in communities that don't have development? tonight the state of maryland is hoping tax breaks do thetrick. >> if the new federal program is ccessful, itould lead to major changes in prince george's county. >> as tracee wilkins reports yl now, mard's governor is all in. e. now it's like the next ph >> reporter: maryland governor larry hogan and prince george's county executive angela osar brook are seeing the future. >> it would be so convene vent to live here, jump on a ortrain >> rr: they're standing inside part of a multi-million dollar development in new carrollton made possible by a federal government program. new karlton is csidered an opportunity zone meaning when investors invest here, they get tax breaks, increasing their return, helping communities in need of their money. >> it's going to transform some of these communities. >> reporter: there are federal opportunity zon

has had such a positive experience. >> president cook: commissioner sanchez. >> vice president sanchez: thank you. thank you for the presentation. so i'm more interested -- i'm very interested in what commissioner norton's talking about. we have passed a resolution expanding city college. which is great. but on the p.t.a. front, setting up a general fund, can you speak more in detail of what you're looking at? >> so we're just looking at -- we know that there's different schools have different capacities in terms of generating funds. arts is a perfect example. so we know that some schools get a base fund of vapa, but some schools can raise additional funds to supplement. we just want to look at ways how we can create a central pot that has an effective voluntary mechanism for people to donate that will benefit all schools, so how can we bring across the district those types of things, and we want to hear from the parents and school groups in the communities about how to move forward with this idea. >> vice president sanchez: thank you. i know that santa monica, years ago, they were going to have a

a curate chief jeff bezos has accused saudi arabia of hiking the amazon bosses phone in january a tabloid printed leaked messages between baze osce and journalist lauren sanchez shortly after baseless announced he was divorcing his wife bezos owns the washington post newspaper which employed murdered saudis dissident jamal khashoggi . paris's louvre art museum the museum is celebrating thirty years since its iconic glass pyramid was built to mark the occasion the museum has invited the french street artists known only as j r to reimagine the period pyramid pardon me on a grand scale. the louvre about to be transformed. hundreds of volunteers pasting thousands of strips of paper to the floor for three full days . they're marking the thirtieth birthday of the louvres famous gloss pyramid and they're putting together an artwork by french artist jr who's creating an optical illusion. why why not why not reinvent and rethink places why not wake up in your own city and allow yourself to reinvent and rethink it to look at it in a different way and growing up in the suburbs i always try to see parts differently not like everybody else climbed onto a roof tops and go

lauren sanchez after bezos announced he was divorcing his wife these us owns the washington post which employed murdered saudi dissident jamal khashoggi. brazil's presidential year wilson r o has arrived in israel to be the country for several days seeking to bolster time while of voiding angering arab trade partners the trip comes as israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu battles to gain support ahead of national elections. local elections are being held in turkey they are the first sensor of foreign package gave president of type two on sweeping new powers polls suggest his ruling party's popularity has been hurt by the country's economic recession and that it will lose ankara and even possibly istanbul. lawyer and government critics who. has won slovakia's presidential election and the wind makes her the country's first female head of state. is a political novice who ran on an anti corruption platform she beat a government backed candidate tomorrow she shift chill bitch. all right some sports news now in the bundesliga with dortmund winning title rivals byron had to follow suit they went into match day twenty seven of the top of the table albeit on goal difference they'

has warned he will use his first presidential veto. let's check in with cnn's white house correspondent boris sanchez. hi there, boris. not really a huge surprise, but it is a blow to the president, isn't it? >> reporter: it is. it's largely a symbolic move, but nevertheless, it is notable that these republican lawmakers are splintering from the president. this is something that we saw coming potentially because republican lawmakers had warned the president both publicly and privately that there would be divisions within the party on his national emergency declaration. rand paul, the senator from kentucky, was giving a speech to some republican supporters last night, and he made clear he did not want to give the president unconstitutional powers. he now joins three other republican lawmakers in lisa murkowski, susan collins, and tom tillis that are voting to block the president's declaration. i want to read to you some of what paul told supporters yesterday in bowling green. he said, quote, i can't vote to give the president the power to spend money that has not been appropriated by congress. we may want more money fo

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sanchez. i want to bring in anchor of "the washington post" power up. the president has repeatedly said the push to outlaw obamacare will lead to republicans becoming, in his words, the party of health care. have a listen. >> we are going to be the party of great health care. and the democrats have let you down. they have really let you down. the republican party will soon be known as the party of health care. >> still going to have great health care. the republican party will be the party of great health care. they are going to have pre-existing conditions absolutely. >> does the party, the president have any plan to back up the president's claim? >> they certainly have plans. wishful thinking, at least. at the moment we haven't heard of ji legitimate proposals. we have seen with the president when it comes to appealing to a sense of trying to fulfill campaign promises that always wins out over other advisers advocating otherwise. you have the president go up on the hill. he's right in saying health care will be a big priority for voters in 2020. it's something that pus

sanchez's brother. he was reportedly paid $200,000. >>> the man accused of gunning down reputed mob boss francesco cali in new york has made his first court appearance. 24-year-old anthony comello raised his hand to show phrases written on his palm including make america great again and united we stand. sources say cali would not let comello date his niece, but the motive for that killing remains under investigation. >>> congressman steve king of iowa is once again causing controversy after sharing a meme about a possible civil war in the future. king asked, i wonder who would win while sharing this image showing red states fighting blue states. the meme bragged that red states have 8 trillion bullets while the other side doesn't know which bathroom to use. king has since deleted the post. the congressman recently lost his committee assignments after questioning when the term white supremacy became offensive. those comments denounced as racist. >>> a social media star accused of running a fitness fraud is now facing new backlash. complaints filed with the attorney general of texas claim brittany davis failed to deliver on personaliz

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sanchez admitted he was the source. >> he hasn't admitted to taking the money but he has admitted to providing some information.l limit jeff base bows' accusations but i'm not sure it will help establish the extortion claim he was originally pressing. >> interesting to see if lauren, michael, how they get along in the future. remi, thank you so much. >> thank you. connell: what a story. prosecutors in florida offering to drop the charges against new england patriot owner robert kraft and some others allegedly soliciting prostitution, they would drop the charges so long as people admit they would be proven guilty at trial. coming from "wall street journal." it is not clear if mr. kraft will accept this proposal or not. susan: recovery efforts in the midwest. vice president mike pence heading to the heartland to get a first-hand look at the damage caused by deadly flooding in the region. why officials warn conditions could get worse. how farmers are being hit when they're already struggling. >>> plus fallout continues, new details in the boeing probe following two fatal airline crashes. the company's ceo. boeing'

has an entire neighborhood on edge. "today in the bay" continues right now. good friday morning. and thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchezura garcia is off. >> i'm marcus washington. vianey will have a look at the commute in a bit. >>> first we start with the present forecast for today. no rain. >> we are enjoying the dry weather we have today. we know that's not going to last very long so make your way out the door, maybe headed to the fruitvale b.a.r.t. station, in the 40s, more clouds moving in as our next storm system approaches. we're seeing the rain up around portland and that system will be sliding down the coast, and bringing us some more showers. i'll talk about more about what you can expect coming up and vianey has a look at the morning drive >> we have a lot of green on the map, speed sensors are doing great. south bay, we haven't seen any pig crashes.