u.s. secret service. female driver of the vehicle was immediately apprehended by secret service uniform division officers. the vehicle did not breach the security barrier of the white house complex. now you'll see in this camera shot that is moving around, you'll see the police cars, one white police car through the trees there. those are the secret service uniformed division vehicles. now geoff, when you go to the white house and go through security, when i go to the white house and go through security, all of this security to get in and out is the secret service uniform division. so we don't think of them as the same secret service with the president but they are members of the secret service. they wear uniforms and they are all in bulletproof vests. they have in some cases side arms but many of them have heavier weaponry. we are looking at pictures -- live pictures of the uniformed officers who are at the barricades. but you could see there are cars parked in the way. one -- and there is the big plante

u.s. secret service the car didn't breach the barrier the car's thirty five year old female driver was apprehended immediately the driver reportedly has previous arrests for similar incidents near the voices while the u.s. president donald trump is turning up the heat on north korea this time stopping a new round of economic sanctions on shipping companies accused of illegal trading with pyongyang president trump is calling the new measures the toughest yes if they don't where he says the u.s. will move on to phase two which he all mislead describes as quote very unfortunate for the world's pressure. as the u.s. imposes its largest range of sanctions yet. they are targeting shipping companies accused of illegal trading with north korea it's an attempt to force the regime to give up its nuclear and missile programs the us president has said he is now exploring the available options we'll have to say of the sanctions don't work we'll have to go face to phase two may be a very rough thing maybe very very unfortunate for the world it really is a rogue nation if we can make a deal it'll be a great thin

u.s. secret service the car did not breach the barrier the cause thirty five year old female driver however was apprehended immediately the driver reportedly has previous arrests for similar incidents near the white house. over one hundred central american migrants have been rescued from a truck abandoned in north and mexico the migrants including dozens of children suffered from dehydration and. mexican soldiers patrolling mexico's border with the u.s. found them the miners will receive legal age to apply for refugee status in mexico . the republic of estonia is marking its one hundredth anniversary a parade is taking place today in tellings freedom square attended by the nation's president dystonia was under soviet occupation from one thousand nine hundred forty four and two in one nine hundred ninety one it joined the european union and nato in two thousand and four. fears are growing for a group of more than one hundred missing young women in northeastern nigeria now it's believed the book around militants kidnapped them after attacking their school earlier this week the girls desperate

u.s. secret services were no longer in doubt as to who was behind it our intelligence community was able to conclude that there was a serious effort on underway by russia to interfere with the election they say that vladimir putin directed an information operation against the united states elections and that his goal was first to weaken american democracy to get us to fight amongst ourselves and second to increase the chances of donald trump and decrease hillary clinton's chances. the obama administration was perplexed by this unprecedented attack how do you defend yourself against it. a cyber attack on russian infrastructure is was under consideration. you spend a lot of time on to decide whether there should be some. price paid for what they've already done some punishment. that last piece we thought could wait and we could say we could work on it and think about it the most important thing was to get them to stop and prevent them from doing it again. the white house decided to treat the case with the utmost secrecy. because we thought the main russian objective was to create doubt and ac

u.s. secret service. he recently spoke at the atlanta press club about combating financial crimes, including bank fraud and counterfeiting. he was also asked about other secret service operations. this is just under an hour. >> good afternoon. my name is tom johnson. i am proud to say that i am a cofounder of what we think is the new atlanta press club. cofos the new atlanta press club. today it is the second-largest press club in the usa, second only to the national is club and it is the number one press club and america. this is a joint meeting of the leaders. , myself ands ago another thought it would be a good idea to have dinner with the atlantic community to bring them into this and have speakers that would tell the message we thought was important to this community as well as the nation. we've had speakers like general generals -- like -- petraeus. absolutely nobody on the stuff in 1965. no political connections. not a part of the presidential family even though my last name it is johnson. [laughte

u.s. secret service sent this sweet this morning about a woman who hit a barrier outside the white house.s say the car did not breach the security barrier. >>> more trouble against the national rifle negotiation, as abc7 news reporter beets, semantech is the latest company to cut ties with the nra. now, though, calls for a bay area wine club to cut ties with nra and not offer discounts for members. >>> a protest is happening right now at the stanford university campus. protesters are angry this space will not include quotes from the victim. abc7 news reporter alyssa harrington is there live with the story. >> reporter: the location of this protest is significant because this is where the woman known as emily doe was assaulted back in 2015. today student protesters are here and they plastered the area with material that went viral after her sin students are upset with the university's plans for a plaque that should go there as well and will include a quote from doe's letter. now joe chose the quote that she wants there, but the university chose a different one. stephanie fam the organizer

u.s. secret service. someone they had some sort of prior contact with and they believe there may be some sort of mental health issue at play. it has shuttle down traffic for only about a very short block between, on 17th street there by the white house. they haven't really expanded the security perimeter all that much. they've been allowing journalists to come in and out of the white house grounds for the past half-hour so it doesn't father security situation is at a high level. at this moment the prime minister of australia who was here for a meeting with the president of the united states and did hold a press conference was still in the west wing, and there were journalists, australian journalists covering his visit who were held here at the white house while this incident was being hashed out. to recap, this woman now in custody. someone known to secret service. it is believed she did ram her vehicle into that barricade on 17th and e street outside the white house on purpose. at this point no, law enfo

secret service can confirm that an individual serving as a staff contracted driver was briefly detained by u.scret service personnel and other law enforcement officials today. the individual was found to be in, this is important, lawful possession of a prohibited item n this case that would be a firearm, outside of the secure area and a secret security screening check point. that happens away from mar a lago. it was investigated at the palm beach county sheriff's office. pbso, which is a terrific agency. it was resolved. this is a key as well. at no time was any secret service impacted. all secret service majority measures worked. just like you draw it up, dana. back to you. >> dana: thank you. thanks it was all safe and sound. is a possible trade war about to break out? administration laying out options on restricting eup ports and imposing tariffs, part of the president's campaign promise. >> part of the options would be terrorists coming in, substantial tariffs which means the united states would make a lot of money and probably our steel industry and our aluminum industry would come back i

u.s. secret service for the greater atlanta area. before you leave say hello to ken, get his card and know who he is. stand so they can see who you ar are. >> mr. director, we didn't talk yet about presidential protection, but you have perhaps the largest family, the largest offices, new york and in florida and also the largest number of just protectees, people who in the past were not protected by the secret service. i mean, that must give enormous stress to the system and particularly like here when the super bowl is coming in a city or as we had the college championship here, give us some sense of what that is all about. >> so it's more low on the organization. one thing i should clarify is the statutes that direct protection of the president and his family are unchanged. so that's nothing new there. any president that would be elected with a large immediate family receives protection from the secret service by law. that's in the statute. so the fact that the trump family is larger, you know, is obviously more stress on the servic

u.s. secret service agent, a member of the law enforcement community, to hear that a member of my communitysat back while innocent children were being slaughtered in a school, it's unacceptable, period. listen, data has proven that solo entry by a police officer almost 75% of the time stops these hostile intruder situations. we know from a law enforcement training tactics and policy standpoint that entry, immediate entry is the solution to stopping and mitigating the violent acts of a hostile intruder. for somebody to not enter, it's absolutely unacceptable and -- i'm almost without words. >> yeah, it's really perplexing. we appreciate your insight and perspective. thanks for sharing with us this morning. >> thank you very much. have a great day. >> you, too. >>> a growing number of big-name corporations have now cut ties with the nation's largest gun lobby. it comes as the hash tag #boyco #boycottnra is gaining traction on twitter. the first national bank of omaha said it would stop issuing an nra branded credit card. alamo and enterprise, are ending discount deals for nra members. >>> and

we have just heard through the secret service that a vehicle struck a security barrier right here to the white house. this according to the u.sbarrier of the white house complex, apparently just drove into it. there's a female driver who's been apprehended immediately. we're going to watch story is, wring -- bring you information. >>> well, after a brief reprieve from saber rattling between north korea and the u.s., treasury secretary mnuchin slapped sanctions on 56 companies that ship and trade goods with north korea. this in an effort to stymy the hermit kingdom's efforts to get around the international ban on coal imports and fuel imports. the goal is to cut off shipments of oil to the north as a way of persuading its leader kim jong un to give up his nuclear weapons program. we bring in fox news strategic analyst lieutenant colonel ralph peters to discuss. >> hi, liz. liz: sanctions are like economic strangulation. we have a bunch in already before today's round. are they working? >> they're working. they're working slowly, but they are working. now, whether or not they will be enough ultimately to end the nuke and missil

u.s. secret service. he recently spoke at the atlanta press club about combating financial crimes, including bank fraud and counterfeiting. he was also asked about other secret service operations. this is just under an hour. >> good afternoon. my name is tom johnson. i am proud to say that i am a cofounder of what we think is the new atlanta press club.

u.s. secret service and education department published a handbook detailing how to prevent school attacks. study, it did not -- it was not actually able to place a trait or behavior on a student to determine if they were in fact planning a school shooting. but obviously in the case of nikolas cruz, a lot of people believed he had the potential. >> yeah. now we have social media. jericka duncan thank you. >>> president trump is promising to tackle school safety. he used an address to the nation yesterday to talk about the shooting. today the president will travel to his mar-a-lago resort in florida. that's located about 30 miles north of parkland, but the white house has not given details of his plans to visit victims and its families. major garrett is at the white house. good morning. >> good morning. the president is talking about high-profile crimes. there are rapid calls for new and restrictive policies. they're used to saying wait gather facts. the president's emphasis on mental health it's undercut by his own record. >> let us pray for healing and for peace. >> in the wake of wen's hi

u.s. capitol police, secret service, and they are not getting paid right now.ortgages, student loans, kids at home. they are not getting paid and they are putting their lives on the line and that was one of the key things that reopened the government after that more lengthy shutdown in 2013. because lawmakers here on capitol hill realized that those folks who are willing to come to work even though they weren't getting paid and put their lives literally on the line. >> sean: chad, i have to stop you now. thank you so much for your insight. the senate has enough votes to pass the budget bill. next it will go to the house, later on today. fox news channel will have the very latest on the vote to end the government shutdown. now back to "hannity" already in progress. >> sean: it's been a rough week for the >> sean: it's been a rough week for they want to wannabe msnbc contributor congressmanis adam schiff. this week audio surfaced of him being spoofed last year by a russian prankster. they claimed to have dirt on president trump. he is so excited. listen to this.

u.s. with over $6 billion of proceeds. the secret service is working actively with partners at treasury and across law enforcement to combat the use of crypto currencies. they are very clever in using these cryptocurrencies and also these business email hacks. one company was going to use their initial public offering of stocks with a crypto currency. i believe they were using ethereum, but i could be mistaken. the ceo had his email hacked and the hacker sent the ipo out. a half $1 million went right in. as soon as it got to the account -- a different ethereum of account -- he moved it over to a place it is hard for us to interact. we got some of the money back with a seizure warrant but part of it was lost. it shows how clever they are. very clever on their part, very devious, and we have -- in this case, we haven't identified the perpetrator but we did get some of the money back. let me talk now about some current and future challenges. i would say that the subject of encryption is a matter for law enforcement that we are facing continuous

u.s. secret services and she even said actually thirteen is an unlucky number and said perhaps the u.s. had chosen thirteen people for that very reason and the head of the duma committee on international affairs here. slutsky said that these accusations are part of an anti russian campaign a western anti russian campaign that very much fits in with the narrative going on here in russia overall where western sanctions these accusations of meddling and even the whole doping scandal are seen as some sort of russophobia campaign against russia. at least one of the russians indite to do so man well known to. someone who's very close to president vladimir putin could the kremlin take any form of retaliate reaction. well we don't know yet and there hasn't been any indication of that yet but it wouldn't be unusual to have a sort of tit for tat reaction against these accusations that has after all happened before for example the u.s. recently accused recently said that russia today the state sponsored international broadcaster here has to register as a foreign agent and russia responded with wel

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secret service arrested the woman and bomb squad was called to inspect the scene. the secret serb -- service has had problems with the woman near the white house before. >>> u.s. army of engineers failed to reveal the forecast of harvey ahead of storm. record show they revealed flooding forecast as it made its way toward houston and a storm lingered in the area. >>> billy graham will be brought to his hometown to be laid to rest. city officials have made designated viewing areas for well wishers. it's part of a week of mourning for america's pastor who died wednesday at the age of 99. a viewing and funeral are planned for next week. >>> much more to come on "action news" saturday morning, including details abouters markell fultz being the subject of an fbi probe. so glad you stayed with us, turning to sports, let's the games begin, the phillies took on the blue jays for the first game of the preseason. >>> dozen basketball teams are the subject of fbi probe, jamie apody has saturday morning sports. >> reporter: good morning, let the games begin, the phillies kicked off grapefruit play yesterday to quote pop -- gary papa they will stop selling beer at the ballp

secret service and is believed to have mental health issues. >> ivanka trump arrived in south korea where she will represent the u.s. for the olympic closing ceremony. at the same time, the u.s. imposed sanctions on those accused of trading with north career ya. north korea. an impressionist masterpiece stolen in france has been found on a bus. police were doing random checks at a restaurant outside paris. you can imagine their surprise when they opened the case and found a painting with the signature of degas, an original from 1877, called the chorus singer. no one on the bus would admit the luggage was theirs. amazon is responding to "action news" viewers catching delivery drivers acting badly. surveillance video of his package being tossed like a bean bag to the front door. nothing was damaged and amazon credited his account. in a statement to "action news," amazon said we have high standards and expect our packages to be handled with care. we'll work with the customer directly on the matter. >> we know organic food can be more healthy for us and the planet, but it can be more expensive than convention allie prod

u.s. election thirteen she says against the billion dollar budgets of the secret service against intelligence and counter-intelligence the against against the latest inventions and technologies is this absurd as well you actually suggest that it is but this she says is a modern american political reality and we've had some comment as well from you have gainey progression who is one of the men at the heart of this indictment he is called putin share fees a billionaire he is supposedly the man who is bankrolling this troll farm and simply petersburg he's also already on the u.s. sanctions list by the way well he says the americans are very impressionable people and they see what they want to see he doesn't have a problem with being on this list and they want to see the devil let them he says so given the reaction there then and the current state of relations between the u.s. and russia what's the likelihood that any of the people named in this indictment are actually going to be arrested. well i would so the likelihood of that is hovering somewhere around the zero points you know this is this i

u.s. attorney for the district of georgia. [applause] i thank you for joining with us today to give you insight into the secret service. you should also know that the press club and the commerce club -- they have invited christopher , to come fbi director back home, and he will try to balance off the success that the director of the secret service has had today. the director will be here a very few minutes before he asked to head back to washington. thank you for coming today to what i think was a very important speech. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: members of the british parliament were recently in the british house of commons to answer questions about the media and "fake news." every journalistic outfit, large and small, has try to find a way to merge audio, video, and publishing together and to do it credibly. i've been in this business since 1984. when i worked at a community newspaper, it was the community talking to itself. values, perspecti

u.s. has had a strained relation ship. >> a few tense moments when members of the american press core were prevented from entering the room where pence, abe and moon were taking part in a photo op. secret service agent were able to usher the media to safety. they were then let into cover the photo op. >>> dow jones rebound after plumetting more than 1,000-points yesterday? that is what many investors will be watching for during today's trading this morning it opened up more than 300-points, yesterday fear over inflation and possible interest rate hike drove the dow jones, s and p500 and nasdaq in the red for the year >> it is also been a very tranquil period over the last couple of years until this recent selling began, we have had very little fluctuations, very few big down days so i know it is jarring to see these point numbers up on the screen but we have been overdue. >> and there could be more choppy days ahead but financial aid advisors say whatever you do, do not panic. >> yeah, easy for them to say. >>> coming up on "eyewitness news" a new gadget from apple is hitting store shelves promising to make your home smarter. >>> plus new research says to stay off the roads even if you are a l

enter into it believing it's going to stay secret and when these things come out, they have all kinds of unintended consequences. i mean, the u.s. intelligence services conjectured or postulated that part of the reason why vladimir putin attacked the dnc and the u.s. electoral system was he was so upset about the revelations in the panama papers and he blamed the obama administration and that's one of the reasons he decided to go after the u.s. election. so there are all kinds of unintended consequences from making the secret world public, but that's what happens. >> you've answered one of my questions, but i wanted to probe you a little further. regarding solutions, like as we sit here there are attorneys going around the planet trying to create a network to hunt down hidden assets and i'm wondering if a possible solution, we're talking about unintended consequences, are unhappy spouses, right, trying to track down their hidden assets. and is this where the solution may come from, some lots of hidden asset attorneys networking around the planet, which is happening right now? >> yeah, that's been going on for a while, it depends on the attorney and t

u.s. press from entering and they only got in after a shoving match that included the vice president's communications director and the secret service at the reception for minutes. he skipped the dinner. see, there is the shoving going on. the south korean press was analyzing it as a snub, but a spokesman for pence told the pool that the lack of interaction was mutual. >> quite a scene there. north and south participating under a unified flag. how are the tensions? how are south and north korea reacting to the shared moment? >> it was striking to watch the athletes from the north and south marching under the unification flag, south korean president moon shaking hands with kim jong-un's sister. this is the picture on all of newspap newspape newspapers. these kind of diplomatic messages are significant. president moon does believe diplomacy still has a role to play even against a xwul lbully. and by the way the president and kim yo-jong expected to have lunch tomorrow south korean tv says there could be other meetings throughout the course of the olympics. >> plenty of sports headlines, but news headlines as well. get some rest. have

u.s. press from entering, which led to a shoving match between the south koreans and vice president pence's communications director and secret serviceour journalists into the room. through all this, the three leaders had to awkwardly wait. then pence -- now you're seeing it. pence skipped the dinner that included the north koreans. finally, yes, this is the winter olympics, but at a press briefing today, about 70% of it wasn't about the winter games. it was about larry nassar, the gymnastics team doctor now in prison as a serial child molester. ahead of it, the board of director made a personal address to nassar's victims. >> to the women, both those who chose to testify and those who did not, who have demonstrated bravery, poise and strength in the most difficult circumstances imaginable, let me say this, the olympic system failed you, and we are so incredibly sorry. >> reporter: twhen asked if the head of the board will step down, they said they have their own investigation underway and no one will be fired until the investigation is complete. extraordinary, hallie, on opening day of the winter games, this dominated the conversati

u.s. for good. he and his wife are expecting another child in about four month. john loyer ends, cbs-3, " eyewitness news". >> nypd and the secret service trying to track down the person who mailed letter with white powder, up do junior, the president's daughter in law vanessa opened the letter. she okay. the powder not considered dangerous. cbs news learned the letter was postmarked in boston. donald trump, jr. tweeted it is cents truely disgusting that certain individuals shoot to express their opposing views with such disturbing behavior. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, khloe kim wins the gold after her thrilling performance in the women's half pipe. plus the 17 year old is getting just as much attention for what she was doing between her runs, we'll explain next. cents. >> but tomorrow is valentine's day, so still time left to get your sweetheart something special. we'll take a look at why chocolates and flowers may actually not the best way to go this year. >> ♪ love ♪ exciting and new ♪ we're expecting you ♪ ♪ >> you are listening to the sounds of cbs-3 anchor jim donovan. >> julie mccoy, the crust director, are

malcolm turnbull when the incident happened secret service says no one was harmed and no shots were fired white house was on lockdown for a short time. the u.s. has confirmed it will move its embassy in israel to jerusalem in may bring will coincide with the seventieth anniversary of israel's founding by palestinians as nakba or the catastrophe vice president mike bell said earlier suggested the move would not take place until next year says an incentive to move the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem sparked protest m. palestine and around the world medical mystery action to choose the date of the palestinian catastrophe the next. move the. embassy of the day was moved in this expedition fashion reflects startle insensitivities to what goes on in this region which retreats which which three films our position that the us can no longer be part of the peace process the us administration has become really a part of the problem and not part of the solution and we condemn this move and this provoke a to vet the choice with the strongest possible terms. palestinians angered by the u.s. decision have saved demonstrations every friday since the anno

u.s. military to carry the nuclear launch codes for the president tempted to enter the home but was blocked by chinese security. chief of staff john kelly demanded they be led and let the secret service agent tackling the to the ground. china apologize for the misunderstanding. harley davidson sticking to its plans for the motorcycle assembly plant in kansas city eliminating 800 jobs. missouri congressional leaders are pleaded with the company to reconsider determining a struggle to reverse it for yourself side and is moving the company plant to york, pennsylvania. that is what is happening now. lauren: following special counsel robert mueller's indictment against 13 nationals as well as three companies, president trump stressing the russian election meddling began before he even declared as president he and he treated this. finally, little adam schiff, the leaking month chaired is now blaming the obama administration for russian meddling in 2016. he's finally right about something. obama knew about the threat and did nothing. thank you adam. and finds the right is a democratic strategists. good morning. why didn't president obama do anything about this? >> i think the president addr

secret means. it means that the affidavit contains signals intelligence or extremely sensitive technical or possibly human sources from another service or from another agency in the u.sgovernment. it's the most sensitive rating you can give a document. and that means there's a whole lot more in there for probable cause than the dossier than carter page or than a newspaper article which is what the republican memo is trying to get us to believe. so we finally have a more reasoned approach and response. and i think it will be the framework for the democratic response. >> which we are waiting to hear. ben, what do you make of this new reporting that we have here at nbc news coming from jerry nadler and his six-page response to the three and a half pages from friday? >> well, you know, i want to go back to the original memo and say you actually kind of rebuts itself in important respects, some of which you've had up on the screen, because the careful reader of the nunes memo, even without this subsequent rebuttal memo will notice that the investigation did not in fact begin with the steele dossier. it began of course with the george papadopoulos information. the careful

secret service agents were able to restrain crowd and usher media to save take. they were then let into cover that photo opp. >>> last night athletes from 92 countries, including 242 from the u.smarched in the parade of nations, first event to take place in the brand new , 109 million-dollar olympic stadium. the delegation from greece marched first in honor of the olympics origin while south and north korea walked last under the unified korean flag. >>> omarosa newman is contestant on big brother here on cbs. on the show the former aid is revealing new details about her time in the white house. >> it was like a call of duty, i felt like i was serving my country not serving him. whenever i'm accepting a political appointment, it was always about the country. i was haunted by every single day, does anybody say to him, what are you doing? i tried to be that person and people around him attacked me. >> three night premiere of big brother celebrity addition continues tonight at 8:00 right here on cbs-3. >>> straight ahead how popular weight loss companies helping end childhood obesity. also this. >>> it is a night to shine in washington township i'm cleve bryan, i'll take to you a

secret service, and white house chief of staff john kelly involved in scuffle over nuclear final supposed to say close to president all times happened in november during the president trip to beijing u.sfficials to keep walking when there was a commotion, and secret service agent grabbed chinese security official had to being at ael him to the ground as a former secret service agent what is your reaction to this episode and does it speak to -- well china's manipulation or attempted manipulation of us? >> yeah, during my time on presidential detail i participated in numerous foreign advances, friction with foreign security is common all these things are supposed to be worked out in preadvance that is before the advance team goes out, thank you entourage who is to enter cannot enter worked out ahead of time what you find with foreign security people like the chinese, and some places in middle east, they will agree to lots of things. but then game time comes and they decide to change their minds in effort to essentially embarrass united states prove they are in charge what have goes on in their country, and not the united states. it is really quite common. >> steve rogers here one thing

secret service are investigating. >>> israeli prime minister netanyahu says he's been discussing possible israeli annexation of jewish settlements in the west bank with u.sals. they're under the jurisdiction of the israeli military that occupied the west bank in 1967 no time table for any possible annexation, though >>> and the obamas celebrating the unveiling of their portraits at the smithsonian's national portrait gallery michelle chose amy sherald to paint hers, while the president picked kehinde vily. >> we miss how you carried yourselves and worked so hard to make this country a better place. >> you're up to date that's the news update this hour i'll send it back to you >> all right thank you very much, sue >> you got it. >> ford shares are a little higher today the automaker has big plans for some of its biggest vehicles phil has the latest from chicago. is this an f-150 world and we're just driving in it >> this is not necessarily about the f-150, not at all. we're talking about big suvs, the expedition and the new lincoln navigator. ford has been hopes for those sales increasing in part because the demand has been so strong. especially since the

armed services and foreign relations committee to secretary of state rex tillerson demanding that administration release this secret memo that was apparently drafted around the time that the u.sril. it was not made public and it's prompted a number of lawsuits by outside groups trying to seek its release. why? because there's a strong suspicion by senators like tim kaine, that the administration is reinterpreting its constitutional authority to wage war rather congress's authority to, to over the u.s.'s ability to wage war. so we obtained this memo last night, at the heart of it is the fact that you know we really never got a good legal explanation from this administration about why it was interpreting its ability to wage war and to drop its bombs on syria. syria is a sovereign nation, it's not considered part of the authorization that we gave to the, to the white house to the executive branch. to wage war on terrorists after september 11th. so there's a lot of concern on capitol hill that this could be a precedent. and in fact we also obtained a document from the department of justice, that shows that sessions was also briefed on this memo and he views it as a potential basi