so suffice it to say for this constituent of mine and for millions more like her, obamacare's not working. obamacare's not affordable, and it's hurting texas. so it's time for congress to keep its promise that we have made in every election since, that given the privilege of governing, of being in the majority, being in a position to change things, we would repeal and replace obamacare with the options that fit the need of all americans and their families at a price they could afford. mr. sanders: would my friend from texas yield for a question? mr. cornyn: i will not, not at this time. fortunately, we now have a president in the white house who clearly sees the failure of obamacare and wants to do something about it.

‘ a ‘a walk for a walk will suffice, as i do everyday! for a walk will suffice, as i do everyday! - the papers for everyday! that's the papers for thank you to lucy and eve tonight, thank you rte—lucy and eve coming tonight, thank ya'a rte—lucy and eve coming in. all the for coming in. all the papers are online and on iplayer in case you missed it. coming up next, the film review. hi, again, to you, mark. what do we have this week? we have the salesman from asghar fahadi, a prize—winning offering. ,, ,, a a..- a kristen stewart on touformrf "7 i am fascinated to know because even watching the trailer, i felt very tense. the trailer sells it as a horror movie, and it is. in inverted commas. daniel kaluuya is this keen—eyed photographer, to her rich parents‘ house for the weekend, and he says, they do know i'm black, right? and she said, why would they need to know, they are incredibly liberal people. if he had the chance. and when they arrive at the mansion—like house, that is pretty much the first thing he says. "i would have voted for ob

previous hearings will not suffice, mr. speaker. other congresses had hearings. this congress has a responsibility to hear from the american people. that's what speaker ryan said. that's what mr. brady said. that's what mr. walden said. they said at a time when they were in the minority, but it ought to apply when they're in the majority. and if we are in the majority, it ought to apply to us as well. i hope that happens, mr. speaker. for the country's sake, for our people's sake. i will yield to the majority leader if he wants to -- mr. mccarthy: i thank the gentleman for yielding and i appreciate the gentleman's comment. i do want to remind people we use reconciliation, what is the process? well, the process states you have the authorizing committee post and mark up. we did that. budget committee marks up, they'll do that next week. rules committee will meet and it comes to the house floor. i will never apologize for having 113 hearings of repealing and replacing obamacare. i will never apologize for having all the witnesses in. and i love you bring a lot of qu

previous hearings will not suffice, mr. speaker. other congresses had hearings. this congress has a responsibility to hear from the american people. that's what speaker ryan said. that's what mr. brady said. that's what mr. walden said. they said at a time when they were in the minority, but it ought to apply when they're in the majority. and if we are in the majority, it ought to apply to us as well. i hope that happens, mr. speaker. for the country's sake, for our people's sake. i will yield to the majority leader if he wants to -- mr. mccarthy: i thank the gentleman for yielding and i appreciate the gentleman's comment. i do want to remind people we use reconciliation, what is the process? well, the process states you have the authorizing committee post and mark up. we did that. budget committee marks up, they'll do that next week. rules committee will meet and it comes to the house floor. i will never apologize for having 113 hearings of repealing and replacing obamacare. i will never apologize for having all the witnesses in. and i love you bring a lot of qu

previous hearings will not suffice -- suffice, mr. speaker. other congresses had hearings. this congress has a responsibility to hear from the american people. that is what speaker ryan said, which mr. brady said, what mr. walden said. they said it at a time when they were in the minority. but it -- it doesn't apply when they are in the majority trade if we are the majority will apply -- ought to apply to us as well. i hope that happens, mr. speaker. , forhe countries of sake our peoples. i will yield to the majority leader, mr. speaker, if he wants to -- >> think the judgment for yieldi and appreciate his comments. ng i want to remind people, we use reconciliation, what is the process? the process states you have the offers and committee vote, they markup. we did that. markup, theytee will do the next week. rules committee will meet then it comes to the house floor. i will never apologize for on repealingarings and replacing obamacare. i will never apologize for having all the witnesses and trade i love that you bring a lot of quotes that people inside that our elected. bu

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suffice it to say that was a painful five hours for the white house., if they called up devin nunes and said we are not doing that again and here we are. >> i was impressed with the chairman monday that he allowed the hearing. no, he didn't agree with anything you were saying, but more importantly, he didn't try to contradict anything you were saying. they changed the subject to an irrelevant point. i thought wow, this is a republican chairman letting this out, letting this damage occur to the president and i was impressed with that until he, apparently, couldn't take it anymore. >> yeah. whether he could take it or not, it's clear people in the white house said this is going in a bad way for us. it wasn't just the cancellation of the open hearing next week, just the bizarre, as we have come to call it, the midnight run. you would get intelligence that you wouldn't tell the rest of the committee members, wouldn't tell the staff of the committee and feel a sense of obligation to help the president with heat in the media. you know, third grade civics, we

suffice to say as we say it's still going to be a busy day. blizzard warnings are out. winter warnings are out. we do have quiet conditions here. but there's more centered over nevada now. a little bit of patchy fog start working its way in and you can see some of that already starting to show itself. 40s and 50s on the temps. some mid 50s for some. taking a look toward the santa clara valley. upper 40s in the santa cruz mountains. santa clara's at 50 and 52 for campbell. down there in las vegas 61 degrees. upper 50s to low 50s to mid 50s for ewe chi ya that will get a lot of cloud cover and some cooler temps. it does not look like much in the way of rain and that's probably a little iffy. rain does return next week if not on sunday. this is for tomorrow night. that's pretty light but i think a lot of cloud cover and cooler. after that we'll get a little bit of a break. late saturday again that looks like santa rosa maybe morine county north. watch what happens. it does bring rain back in as we get to monday right there. that will be the first one right there as we get

suffice it to say my own home state has indicated to me that they are concerned about the cutback in a home and community-based services. nobody wants to see older people get nickel and dime for the basics and home care they rely on an good nursing home benefits. yet when it comes to medicaid, trump care would effectively end the program as it exists today, shredding the health care safety net for older people and millions of others under of countries. it puts an expiration date on the medicaid coverage that millions of american cut through the affordable care act. for many, it was the first time they had health insurance. it brought an end to an era where if those individuals could turn only to emergency care. t and now they will cap the budget and squeeze that squeezes the more until vulnerable people will just not be able to getartu care. the program is particularly important for seniors and disabled and i want to make sure that people understand what it means her children as well, for those in the dawn of life as well as those in the twilight. medicaid pays for half of allemr bir

so we'll have to wait and see whether that will suffice for everyone. dave, christine. >> laura, thank you. let's bring in zach wolf, the managing editor of cnn politics digital. good morning to you, zach. >> good morning. >> all right. so broad terms here. is this thing over in the democrats don't have many moves now. >> well, i mean, this is kind of the third aide or, you know, member of the trump administration. we had paul manafort back during the campaign and we had michael flynn, both of whom had to low of. there's no indication that sessions will have to resign or leave but the hits keep on coming, i guess. >> russians officials and the russian ambassador goes to the nominating convention for the gop and, you know, meets with important people? >> yeah. i saw that, too, and thought it was interesting that the russian ambassador was at the republican convention, sort of meeting with people on the sidelines. but, you know, in talking to people, these are ambassadors who are here to -- to forward their country's agenda and they were dealing with an a

suffice it to say that it is not a mystery to anyone -- and i'm not talking about him in particular, just in general, that virtually every embassy in washington, d.c., has some intelligence component associated with it. that's not just in washington but all over the world. but in the end, again, i go to reiterate the point i've made earlier, and that's this. ambassadors try to meet with senators and congressmen and people on the hill. it's what they spend a significant amount of their time doing. that's their job. it is not unusual that an ambassador would meet with a senator on both sides is of the aisle. >> let's talk about immigration. before his tuesday speech to a joint session of congress, president trump met with news anchors at the white house. i was there. he said he would support a compromise immigration bill and a senior administration official went on to say that president trump would even support legal status for undocumented immigrants who have not committed other serious crimes while being in the u.s. president trump didn't bring this up during his address to congress.

but suffice to say we are always looking. entrepreneurs push the edges. is the buyback relevant?77,000 reported, that is completely irrelevant to our investment decision. why is somebody investigating? ask the question. did you know, under a freedom of information request, the american ag board was plotting to destroy hampton creek because the egg industry hated them. unilever sued hampton creek for calling their mayo mayo, and then withdrew out the lawsuit when they realized how bad it was. so there are many, many enemies the company has, including using federal funds in the department of agriculture to target the company whose e-mails were discovered by a reporter in washington that said, how can we prevent them from getting distribution at whole foods? now why would a federal agency be trying? why? because there are interests involved here. people again who are being disrupted and will get hurt. so i will tell you it is a complex story but i can't go into specifics. emily: how would you describe your faith in the ceo, joshua tetrick, and your faith in hampton creek as a compan

i can't go into some of it, but suffice to say, let's just be totally naive about it all. not knowing anything. those things in the dosier are terrible. so let's get rid of them. i served for years on intelligence and ethics and find would prayd -- i find something that is exculpatory because this is so awful and let's find out that it isn't true. that is discovery in itself. so you really do have to rid the record of some of that. but that doesn't mean you should make charges and then say -- you know, you have to have some basis for what you are talking about. and there's enough that we justify an independent commission. now if they don't have one, a special prosecutor is the route to go as well. >> schiff and nunes said they have concerns they are not getting information. the gang of 8 isn't getting information in the last year or year and a half or so. and director comey said yesterday. are those concerns assuaged at this point? ms. pelosi: you have to ask them. they made that statement. >> yesterday on the health care bill, are you more or less confident that republica

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and suffice it to say, my own home state has indicated to me that they are very concerned about the cutback in home and community-based services. nobody wants to see older people get nickel-and-dimed for the basics in home care they rely on and good nursing home benefits. yet when it comes to medicaid, trumpcare would effectively end the program as it exists today, shredding the health care safety net for older people and millions of others under of -- others in our country. it puts an expiration date on the medicaid coverage that millions of americans got through the affordable care act. for many, it was the first time they had health insurance. it brought an end to an era where those individuals fraternally to emergency care. -- emergency room's for care, and now, trumpcare is going to cap the medicaid budget and squeeze it and squeeze it and squeeze it some more until vulnerable people will just not be able to get care. now, the program is particularly seniors and the disabled and i want to make sure , that people understand what it means for children as well for , those in the dawn of l

suffice so taye, the administration is not waiting on any of these things, we're working on these items every single day and hope to have a specific tax proposal in next few weeks. eric: we spent about 42, $43 billion in foreign aid. is some of that aid air marked for maybe cutting back and maybe paying for some things like military spending? >> a lot of it is. in fact, that's probably the most -- the budget items you can tie most directly to what the president said when he ran for office. we are going to propose to reduce foreign aid and propose to spend that money here. so, i think some of the proposals you will see by march 16th foreign aid-- >> any specific countries looking at cuts? >> well, a lot of our foreign aid doesn't necessarily get targeted to a specific country. so, when we talk about changing a particular aid program it may have impact in various different nations, but that overriding message, it's fairly straight forward, less money spent on folks overseas, more spent on folks back home. >> i've got to tell you, mick mulvaney, appreciate having you on. look forward to se

pelosi: suffice it to say, some things they may think are a good idea which are too costly and give to the rich, but that's the price to pay to do something else depending on what else they are willing to do not just on its own but what else comes with it. >> "the daily mail." >> i want you to expand on rick's question. have you seen anything that would lead you to believe that the obama administration was involved in any kind of surveillance not just of president trump but possibly of his businesses during the campaign and do you agree that these charges are the house intelligence committee should be investigating as the white house is requesting? leader mcconnell -- they should be investigating the russian connection to undermine our democracy, that's what they should be investigating. you throw out something and waste your time investigating. it couldn't possibly be true. because that is not how our system works. now if the f.b.i. -- if they have reason to do investigation, that's their -- i don't call it the obama administration and we are hoping they are doing investigations. but

i can't, again, go into some of it, but suffice to say, let's just be totally naive about it all, not knowing anything. let's be totally naive but those things in the dossier are terrible. so let's get rid of they will. i've served for years on intelligence and ethics, and what i would pray every day is find something that's. let's find out it isn't true. that's a discovery in itself. so you really do have to rid the record of some of that, but that doesn't mean that you should make charges and then say, you have to have some basis for what you're talking about and there's enough, shall we say, that we justify an independent commission. now, if they don't have one, the special prosecutor is a root to go as well. >> both said they have some real concerns with how they're not getting information, the gang of 8 is not getting information the last year and a half or so. and then director comey showed up yesterday. are those concerns assuaged at this point? >> you have to ask them. they made that statement. >> very quickly, after yesterday, on the health care bill, are you more or less con

faith to someof of these and we can make a it willl rule which is be whether it suffices al qaeda or other right minded groups, so countries like libya or syria, you have got a strong presence. that goes back to what i was underlyingch is the political problems that cause isis have not gotten away. if iraq continues to be a place where sunnis feel excluded, and syria is a place where they continued to be threatened by assad, if muslims are not integrated better in europe, this would continue. just in paris in the last four hours, a guy tried to shoot a and he was not able to carry out his plan. we will continue this thing, particularly in europe, where you have 1500 french citizens who have gone to syria to get training. in belgium, 700 50. other european countries, similar movements. if united states, we have seen some people join isis, probably a couple of dozen, maybe four getn who have managed to there. most of them it is a one-way ticket and they are not coming back. have seen no, we examples of americans going to syria, getting trained and coming back to carry out an attack and

i hope this will suffice. >> welcome to my world. >> thank you snaermt i appreciate it. >> thank yourian. yes, sir. >> one piece of business coming out of that discussion, the hearing he mentioned happening tomorrow is actually happening thursday. the senator's office e-mailed us after his comments to let us know. >>> another break. coming up a white house consumed by the questions about russia and showing its prus administration from the podium. >>> and later, is sean spicer just give melissa mccarthy a setup? so much lobster, so little time. at red lobster's lobsterfest any of these 9 lobster dishes could be yours. so don't resist delicious new lobster mix and match or lobsterfest surf and turf because you won't have this chance for long. it can seem like triggers pop up everywhere. luckily there's powerful, 24-hour, non-drowsy claritin. it provides relief of symptoms that can be triggered by over 200 different allergens. live claritin clear. (vo)have to happen?idn't i didn't see it. (vo) what if we could go back? what if our car... could stop itself? in iihs front-end crash preven

suffice it to say that this negotiation has been very brief for two giant companies.nted to get rid of gm europe because it has been loss—making for about 16 or 17 yea rs, loss—making for about 16 or 17 years, and they can sustain it no longer. they want to focus on core brands in america, core american brands. for peugeot, they definitely wa nt to brands. for peugeot, they definitely want to be a bigger player in europe. and this would make them toto almost with volkswagen in europe. so there is a lot at stake. more thanjobs europe. so there is a lot at stake. more than jobs and security as well, the question of pensions? yes, a really important issue actually. because these are very old companies and they had very generous pension schemes. there is an estimate that there could be a pensions black hole or shortfall of 10 billion euros. that is mostly on the opel site which is a german company. but also about £1 billion on the vauxhall side here in the uk. so we don't know how they square that circle. has psa agreed to take on all 10 billion euros? i doubt it. or is t

suffice to say to the house, we have taken the steps we have taken for good reason.st returned from the conservative middle east council trip to egypt, we were able to see the devastating effects to the local economy in sharm el sheikh on the continuing ban on flights to that region. we were also able to meet with the president and hear first hand from the egyptians their concerns that they are being singled out in some way. that may be the reaction of other allies who are being named today. will my right honourable friend commit to discussing with other ministers a diplomatic offensive to go to these countries to explain to them why these actions are being taken and they are not being singled out? this is not a question of singling out countries. we would never embark on a process of singling out countries. the decisions we take are purely and simply taken on the basis of what we believe the risks are and where we believe we need to take steps to protect united kingdom citizens. safety has to be our top priority, but there really are too many loose ends. if there re

faith to someof of these and we can make a it willl rule which is be whether it suffices al qaeda or other right minded groups, so countries like libya or syria, youave got a strong presence. that goes ck to what i was underlyingch is the political problems that cause isis have not gotten away. if iraq continues to be a place where sunnis feel excluded, and syria is a place where they continued to be threatened by assad, if muslims are not integrated better in europe, this would continue. just in paris in the last four hours, a guy tried to shoot a and he was not able to carry out his plan. we will continue this thing, particularly in europe, where you have 1500 french citizens who have gone to syria to get training. in belgium, 700 50. other european countries, similar movements. if united states, we have seen some people join isis, probably a couple of dozen, maybe four getn who have managed to there. most of them it is a one-way ticket and they are not coming back. have seen no, we examples of americans going to syria, getting trained and coming back to carry out an attack and we

wind advisory starts at 10 am, suffice to say it's the bay area. system is moving through in south san francisco, spreading towards oakland. some of that on its way to the east bay as well. nothing too heavy yet but if you areas are showing itself towards fairfield and american canyon. napa, pretty good rainfall for them as well. plenty offshore and a lot upstream. 50s on the thames and the south wind is key here. it will ramp up over the next 4 to 8 hours. southeast, look for rain and wind as the heavy stuff comes in a little later. some rain for the morning commute. not a lot at some. as you know, that usually causes issues. >> it usually does. the heavier rain will arrive later in the morning right? it will stick with us all the way through the commute as you heard the man say. you're driving should be planned on that. if you don't want to drive in the rain, transit might be a good idea today. let's take a look at the tracy super commute. it seems some people are staying off the road on fridays, later volume sometimes, westbound traffic of moder

suffice it to say, we have, in london, as is almost certainly the case in new york and many other greatple who are under surveillance, people who are under surveillance, people who are objects of concern. the important thing to realise is that the kind of extremism that they espouse is dangerous, it all too often espouse is dangerous, it all too ofte n lea ds espouse is dangerous, it all too often leads to their involvement, or there would be involvement in terrorist acts. i am afraid they require a huge amount of surveillance, of monitoring and they move up and down the hierarchy of risk. the foreign secretary sounded like i was trying to criticism. it is far too early to know whether the security services demand some kind of criticism. what i was 20 point out is that it is almost impossible, with the resources that intelligence agencies have and equally self, to monitor everybody permanently good comes on their radar. as frank pointed out, this is not an obvious candidate and he had been off the radarfor candidate and he had been off the radar for a candidate and he had been off the r

suffice to say it's not looking good. it's 68 now. that's okay. winds are still gusting. almost to 30 miles an hour. that's what brought up that warmer air. a couple of showers here and there. we had showers pushing through. nothing super heavy headed toward we'll have showers on and off. southwest of leesburg. shower, pretty good shower over sterling. everything pushing off to the north and east. on storm tracker, just light rain in damascus. as we get into 21 hour. it'll pick up a bit in intensity. nothing heavy. nothing severe. milder with more showers. there will be early showers, particularly south and east of i-95. especially into southern maryland where they may linger. breezy and warm tomorrow and also thursday. then very cold over the weekend. light snow on sunday. don't have to worry about rain or a mix. whatever falls will be snow. if you're a snow lover, most of the moisture going to our south. how ironic is that that the heavy snow this weekend could be richmond to raleigh. there are the showers. temps in the low 60s. another overnight. by 6:00 we're done wit

. >> suffice it to say there's a reasonable possibility and i date you are trying not to have if youlike your doctor you can keep your dr. moment. but there is a possibility there will be some folks pretty unhappy with what other is passing becomes law. >> i suspect it would be the case that matter why. but the point is that what we are trying to do -- we've got to try something. this is not where it is incumbent upon us to be responsible and try something that will work. we are trying to make it more accessible, more affordable for you have control over health care. >> a lot of people like that. real quickly, your thoughts on mr. leland: storms. i know you're not on the intelligence community. th me. the president of the united states is now asking congress to do some name that the president of the united dates can do on his own. pick up the phone to call the fbi director and fbi director integrity to wiretapping 2016? he has the right to that information. instead is passing the buck to congress. >> certainly i have all the confidence in the world in the intelligence committee and o

. >> suffice it to say he was part of the trump campaign, chief strategist before departing the campaign in disgrace in august recommend. is paul manafort a subject in your investigation? >> i'm not going to comment on that. >> he wouldn't comment on that. roger stone, carter page volunteering to talk to the house committees. we don't know what they'll say. and then you have the insane report that just came out that the former cia director tell us "the wall street journal" that mike flynn and turkish officials discuss kidnapping anered kwan foe and dragging him out of the united states. do the potential legal jeopardize face in the russia orbit, would any of them talking potentially put donald trump in fatal jeopardy in terms of his presidency? >> oh, yeah. i mean, he's in a lot of trouble. this whole sft thing they're doing with sean spicer too where i think he recessed to paul manafort as a volunteer, paul manafort translate campaign. that's one hell of a volunteer. now he's volunteering to come forward and testify. i think we're going to be in a situation where all these guys, page, f

devices because they're expecting subpoenas, a, those people may be in legal jeopardy but, b, let's suffice to say this is not the best of times for the administration, this is not what a honeymoon looks like. this is a dire period of scandal that you would put up against any modern presidency at any time in any scandal. and yet there has been this effort in washington all along this week to carry on as if this is normal and this is a more to wall week. yeah, we're considering our supreme court nominee why not? we're moving forward on our campaign promise to take health insurance away from 24 million americans. why not? our big health care that is approved of by 17% of the american people and if you ask them who strongly approves of the plan the number drops to 6%. before the administration started, the day after election day there was no question the republicans would be able to kill obamacare, they'd be able to repeal the affordable care act, that was the low-hanging fruit, that was the obvious thing they could do with only republican votes. yeah, sure, they only have a two-seat majority

justice white avoided broad theoretical basis for a decision when a narrow fact-specific rational would suffice. and yet you write this concurrent -- >> may i interrupt, senator? because i'm always there. so i write to point out this conflict in the supreme court's directions that i saw. all right? and then i said in our case, byron white. it doesn't matter. because colorado couldn't meet even rational basis tests. forget about whether it's constrict scrutiny or something close to strict scrutiny. it couldn't meet because couldn't articulate any good reason. maybe there's one out there. i don't know. but i've said they've articulated nothing. >> okay. but let's just continue with some other cases because it's a bit of a pattern. not a concurring opinion but in the hobby lobby case you found the corporation to a legal person and could exercise their own religious beliefs. and, for me, when it comes to campaign finances opens up the possibility that you would strike down then this idea that corporations shouldn't be giving money directly to campaigns. do you think these creatures of statute have

for the moment suffice to say the only new information, the only advance in our understanding that came out of the what congressman devin nunes did today, the only thing he gave us, the only thing knew to come out of what he did today is new uncertainty as to whether or not there really is going continue to be an investigation in the house of representatives under his leadership about what happened to our country last year and what the trump campaign's role was it in it if any the only concrete outcome was raise the question of whether or not he just blew up his own investigation. and maybe that's not the most important thing in the world, right? in the senate they're also doing an intelligence committee investigation and we know the fbi is doing their own counterintelligence investigation and how you feel about the competence and the independence of that fbi investigation will depend on where your personal james comey tea lis are today. whether you think he is trustworthy or not. whether you think he is running a trustworthy fbi or not. whether you think the judgment under jeff session

. >> reporter: detectives say it was suffice kateed with a reach to mexico, and puerto rico. they say defendants would switch cell phones to avoid detection, and in fact, at one point the entire enterprise was being managed from inside a local jail. tonight, that alleged master mind as you mentioned is back in that same jail being held on two million-dollar bail. these 49 individual, prosecutors say, were spreading poison across chester county. >> they could get you anything , in bulk. they could get you crystal met h, cocaine, they could get you heroin, they could get you mar juan, they could get you prescription pills. this was a large scale, drug trafficking organization that was spreading its poison all the way across the region. >> reporter: district attorney tom hogan called them a mutating virus dodging police for years. head of the group were four dozens drug dealers under him was 27 year-old richard ricky maitre from oxford. he was running his described illegal pharmacy from within the walls of the chester county prison, where police say he was doing time on drug- re

tulane, time and time justice white avoided broad theoretical basis decision when a rationale would suffice. >> senator, i'm almost there. okay. so i write to point out this conflict in the supreme court's directions that i saw. >> okay. >> then i said in our case, byron white, it doesn't matter. because colorado couldn't meet even rational basis stest, forgt about strict scrutiny because it couldn't articulate any good reason, i don't know, but they have articulated nothing. >> let's continue with other cases because it's a bit of a pattern. not a concurrent opinion but in the hobby lobby case you found the corporations were legal pers persons and could exercise religious beliefs it opens up the idea that corporations shouldn't be giving money directly to campaigns, do you think these creatures of statute have the same constitutional rights as living breathing human beings? >> goodness, no, senator, hobby lobby had nothing to do with the first amendment of the constitution. >> but it was about corporations. >> it was. under rifra. >> maybe we can end this line here, so you don't think they

suffice it to say this justice is now a val you'd member of the stanford community with a slirt to prove it. in palo alto, lonnie rivera. >> confirmation hearings for president trump's nominee to the supreme court neil gorsuch will start in ten days. yesterday the american bar association unanimously gave gorsuch its highest rating declaring him "well qualified to serve on our country's highest court." the court has had a vacancy ever since the death of antonin scalia last year. >>> a restaurant group is taking a stand against immigration raids. golden gate restaurant association is encouraging its members to post these sanctuary restaurant sips. don ramon's in the south market area did it today. the designation doesn't have any legal standing but it aims to calm fears among workers and teacher them about their legal rights. >>> there's no rain in the sight this weekend. you're looking live at the view from our santa cruz camera. should be lovely down there. spencer will be back with the updated forecast in ten minutes. >>> and next -- >> do it yourself braces? it is actually happening.

some of the activity could bring scattered showers sunday, but just suffice to say the weekend is not a washout. when i come back we'll go into a detail about the hours you could get out especially on sunday. we will talk about the five-day forecast as well. >>> president trump turned to twitter today to lash out at one of the most vocal critics of his administration's contact with russia. the president post add 13-year- old picture of -- posted a 13- year-old picture of vladimir putin and chuck schumer sharing donuts and coffee along with this tweet. we should start an immediate investigation into senator schumer and his ties to russia and putin. a total hypocrite. senator schumer is among those calling for attorney general jeff sessions to step down. during his confirmation hearing, sessions failed to acknowledge two meetings with the russian ambassador. vice president mike pence says sessions isn't going anywhere. >> the president and i have full confidence in the attorney general. he is a man of integrity. >> yesterday sessions recused himself from any upcoming medaling of the upc

suffice it to say this justice is now a val you'd stanford community with a slirt to prove it.palo alto, lonnie rivera. >> confirmation hearings for president trump's nominee to the supreme court neil gorsuch will start in ten days. yesterday the american bar association unanimously gave gorsuch its highest rating declaring him "well qualified to serve on our country's highest court." the court has had a vacancy ever since the death of antonin scalia last year. >>> a restaurant group is taking a stand against immigration raids. golden gate restaurant association is encouraging its members to post these sanctuary restaurant sips. don ramon's in the south market area did it today. the designation doesn't have any legal standing but it aims to calm fears among workers and teacher them about their legal rights. >>> there's no rain in the sight this weekend. you're looking live at the view from our santa cruz camera. should be lovely down there. spencer will be back with the updated forecast in ten minutes. >>> and next -- >> do it yourself braces? it is actually happening. afoot an

suffice it to say we're all concerned about our constitutional rights being ignored here. also concerned about them finding selfies. >> that poor tsa border agent would be bored, kids, dog, dog. >> your husband, family in there. >> a lot of barbecue pictures. >> things that make us happy and feel good. you step outside, this is feel good weather. >> i think so. especially considering this system till march, and we are looking at what is happening on the east coast and they're dealing with this big blizzard, and then here we are with some sunshine and record temperatures around the bay area. well, it's nice and sunny as we get a live look outside at san jose. here at sunol, the green hills and, yes, we need this to continue so we need a little bit more rain in the forecast, right? so, as we get a live look outside also in healdsburg, it is 66 degrees, a few high clouds moving in, but still very fair weather and warm temperatures, too. we are heading up to 78 degrees in the peninsula, 80 in the south bay, north bay up to 78 degrees, and san francisco looking at a high of 73.

but at the final stage 51 suffices. >> something we'll be watching together in the coming days and weeksich is our question of this particular moment. agree or disagree: the senate could confirm supreme court nominee neil gorsuch. 95% of you saying no, the senate could not confirm neil gorsuch. looking at the age break down here, 18 to 24, the ones that have the largest proportion, agree, say, yes, he should be confirmed. then looking at the gender break down, men and women agree. men a bit less so. and then the final scoreboard for you is 92% disagreeing with that, that the senate could confirm supreme court candidate neil gorsuch. thank you for participating. up next for you, the senate votes to undo tough privacy rules that would have prevented internet providers from selling your data without your consent without you knowing about it. we're asking you agree or disagree: internet privacy should be a protected right. pulse.msnbc.com/america. let us know. ( ♪ ) it just feels like anything is possible here in upstate new york. ( ♪ ) at corning, i test smart glass that goes all over the w

suffice it to say it's not a mystery to anyone, not him but anybody in general, every industry has someciated with it. that's the nature of diplomatic facilities not just in washington but all over the world. again, i go to reiterate the point i made earlier and it's this. ambassadors try to meet with senators and congressmen and people on the hill all the time. it is what they spend a significant amount of their time doing. that is their job. it is not unusual that an ambassador would meet with a senator on both sides of the aisle as has been the case here by the way. >> republican senator marco rubio suggesting president trump may have information that is not yet available to members of the senate intelligence committee or to the public for that matter. but now we're getting this news that the fbi says it's wrong and asks the justice department to knock it down. i want to bring in our national security analyst, also political commentators maria car do ndona lorde. cnn, fbi demanding reject the claim that his phones were ordered tapped last year by then president barack obama. how sign