it is vital that we gather all the evidence available to us and we leave no stone unturned in establishing circumstances. we have received lots of calls from the public and i continued to urge anyone who was in salisbury between 1pm and 4pm on sunday the 4th of march to call police. in particular are appealing for anyone who saw sergei skripal and yulia skripal in their car, a red bmw with the registration plate hd 09 watts a 0scar. in the salisbury area between approximately 1pm and 1:45pm on sunday the 4th of march with them if you saw them in that, please contact us. you saw them in that, please contact us. and anyone who has images or footage that may assist the investigation please upload them to oui’ investigation please upload them to our secure website. the public are going to continue to see a great deal of police activity in and around the city including potentially more coffins being erected. —— cordons being erected. but please do not be alarmed. it is necessary as part of this major investigation by the counter terrorism policing network. in truth it may last many weeks. publi

getting into, again, the finances of a business, what do you uncover because if no stone is left unturnhat did you find on stone that is you didn't realize you had turned over. thank you very much, appreciate the legal perspective this morning. >> thank you too. take care. lauren: i have another perspective for you because tomorrow is st. patrick's day. cheryl: that's right. lauren: one company has a way to get you home safely if you drink too much green beer and will the weather bring the luck of the irish, janice dean with the answer. let's take a peek with futures, dow up for the first day, wait and see approach. s&p futures up a point. you're watching fbn:am. oh, manatees. aka "the sea cow"" oh! there's one. manatees in novelty ts? surprising. what's "come at me bro?" it's something you say to a friend. what's not surprising? how much money matt saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual chang

we want the community to be vigilant and no stone left unturned. what you've seen behind us here and the other scene is a complete cooperative effort between the federal agencies, the local agencies and we're now cooperating and being provided assist answer the through the state agencies. this is of interest to all of law enforcement because this is someone that everyone wants to see put to an end and stop this -- stop these bombs. >> how powerful are the explosives? what is the circumference that they're cover something ? >> they're powerful enough -- you saw what happened at the initial incident that it caused significant damage to the front porch area and significant damage done again this morning as well. they're very powerful. that's why it's so imperative that no one attempts to touch, move or handle one of these packages if you come across it. >> if these bombs are this powerful, what kind of expertise does someone have to have like this to deliver it without detonating it? >> as i said earlier, that's what the bomb technicians and the atf a

we want the community to be vigilant and no stone left unturned.t you've seen behind us here and the other scene is a complete cooperative effort between the federal agencies, the local agencies and we're now cooperating and being provided assist answer the through the state agencies. this is of interest to all of law enforcement because this is someone that everyone wants to see put to an end and stop this -- stop these bombs. >> how powerful are the explosives? what is the circumference that they're cover something ? >> they're powerful enough -- you saw what happened at the initial incident that it caused significant damage to the front porch area and significant da

. >> smith has been pleading with the nfl to reinstate him, but his future is unturn. there will be more on the story coming up on game day right after the newscast. >>> firefighters rescued a woman and her dog from a cliff as darkness fell. firefighters sent us the photos around 6:00. they pulled a woman up to safety first, and then her pet. the pit bull named blueberry had chased a ball right over the end of the cliff. later, blueberry expressed gratitude by licking some of the firefighters. nobody was hurt. >>> update on the dramatic rescue of a san francisco snowboarder trapped in an avalanche at squaw valley. angela musallam talks to a victim. >> i was under there for 4-6 minutes. >> reporter: the avalanche swallowed he have -- evan huck friday. he lost consciousness and fellow snowboarders rushed over to dig him out. >> that's the only singular thought i had is how can i help, what can i do? what's the next step, how can i accept them, and -- help them, and you forget about yourself completely. whether you're cold or hurt or anything. >> reporter: narrowly escapi

or unturned. yes indeed and in truth. it's merely when we have more when the millstone as a gauge trying to shaft moves with anybody and the grain get shaken down and the grain or grist gets between the stones and the ground into flour. that's. all we have done to my. friend stella turns on the mill the wind is strong enough and we get a chance to see that huge machine in action. good thing they had mills back in the day because doing it by hand is likely the task. for bread roll. that i could maybe even serve as the mills of restaurant. and wanting a little coffee break you guys are in for our weekly mail our gear is anton and the stage up from russia travel to. and as part of a tour they hike the chap come out of range a popular tourist destination in the east of the country. back in braman along the base. full of cafes beer gardens and restaurants and great spot for relaxing and watching the ships. historic three masted alexander from home is a particular eye catcher since two thousand and sixteen it's been permanently

we left no san antonio unturned and no issues untouched. we saved a few bears and part of a turkey and we are working to ensure that the horrendous treatment of the great danes in wolfboro never happens again by passing sb569. [applause] a critical piece of legs and you need to get it -- legislation and you need to get it to my desk. we had a critical point in our state's future. will we build on the foundations we have laid or will we let politics impede our progress? we have meat great strided but can't let the negativity of washington politics define who we are as grant staters. we can follow let up on our momentum. we owe it to the people of new hampshire. let's keep working together. and let's get the job done. thank you all so much. god bless america and god bless this great state. thank you, guys. [applause] >> earlier today, transportation elaine chao testified on thing are administration's transportation plan. >> this weekend on booktv, saturday at 23:00 p.m. eastern, programs features guns and the second amendment. today, presiden

refusing to name any official suspects at this stage british police said they would leave no stone unturned in their investigation into the poisoning of a former russian agents. we are. cecil evidence right. we are exploring old investment avenues. this in place expensive cctv footage from across the city under the three hundred eighty eight exhibits. last sunday school russian spy tonne british double agent so he screwed colonies tool to you yet were found unconscious on a bench in the english town of salisbury. in the house of commons british prime minister theresa may. have been poisoned with the minute you grace note agents and gave russia until the end of tuesday this is chrie as. i see it over russia is not guilty. russia is ready to cooperate in the framework of the chemical weapons convention only if the united kingdom take the pains to fulfill its legal obligations according to the same documents. streep power former russian military intelligence officer became a british double agent in the nineteen nineties he was jailed in russia in two thousand six revealing state secrets. later

to delete everything unturned the camera off. delete that you can't fill me to know where they're going to be very clear scram or you get a punch in the face. meanwhile officer orozco has received another tip this house is still being squatted but its occupants will be evicted soon. would you like to come in. has he come how long have you lived here. the moment you i will say mr moody greener for around six months. so the rich in order came but we haven't left because we have nowhere to go i don't have a job. i live from selling scrap metal and more or less whatever comes my. son edward zero is seventeen and lives the life of a vagabond at other people's expense. what he wants to change that oh. well. i quit school but now i want to look for job training so i can get work eventually but i'm hard. living on the margins of society they take what they can get. for me and i would be worse if i had to sleep in a car or under a bridge. and that's why i was quite houses and. money that's more humane you know what i wouldn't want for i s

no stone is unturned. steve, have you had your breakfast this morning?t have been the warm up before he went to the ball breakfast. i am disappointed in the lab. he has actually slimmed down a lot, hasn't he? he is lighter than his previous fourfights. he? he is lighter than his previous four fights. why is that important? he is £12 in weight lighter than he was and he admitted in cardiff that he got a bit that when there was a switch of opponents from a tall guy he might have djs to a short guy. he said he spent a week in cardiff a couple of miles away from here eating, gaining £12. believe it or not, it seems odd, but he managed to have a potbellied six—pack. i have never seen have a potbellied six—pack. i have never seen it before. for this fight, he has slimmed down, he is leaner, because he believesjoseph barker is going to move, he will run around. that is why he has dropped the wait. and of course he is sleeping on the same mattress that he has been sleeping on in his training camp in sheffield. are all these things important? is sleeping on the s

will the prime minister assured us she will leave no stone unturned when examining the russian statet our parliamentary democracy.” russian state ‘s attempts to subvert our parliamentary democracy. i am very happy to give that commitment. i too welcome the clear decisive actions she has taken. can she reassure the british citizens who are looking to travel to russia over the coming weeks and months that regular updates will be provided by commonwealth icommomsfreaith orifice commonwealth orifice and commonwealth ollice and safety the commonwealth office and safety will be paramount. i can give that assurance. i suggest to those who do wish to travel to russia that they to ensure they are checking the foreign office advice. travel advice has not changed at this stage. this isa has not changed at this stage. this is a day for the house to speak as one for the nation and she will be reassured to hear that a clear majority of labour members support the firm stance she has taken. is she prepared that this situation will probably get more difficult before it gets better and is she prepared

it's vital that we gather all the evidence available to us and we leave no stone unturned in establishingumstances. detectives now believe yulia skripal arrived at heathrow airport from russia at 2.40 in the afternoon of saturday, 3rd march. the next day, the day of the attack, she and her father parked at 1.40pm on the upper deck of the sainsbury‘s car park in salisbury and then went to the mill pub. they took a short walk to zizzi restaurant, where they were between 2.20 and 3.35. at 4.15, they were found seriously ill on a park bench. police are asking anyone who saw their car, this red bmw, between 1pm and 1.45pm that day to come forward. they said detective sergeant nick bailey, who became seriously ill after becoming contaminated, was making good progress. the two people targeted in the attack, yulia and sergei skripal, are still in intensive care here in salisbury hospital, where staff are having to use special precautions, because of the military grade nerve agents. they're both in a critical condition, but they're both still stable — which means they're not getting significantly

this is everything possible to make sure this inquiry starts without the leads and leaves no stone unturned.>> i think we have all been shocked by the horrific case that we have seen with the most vulnerable in our country being preyed upon by criminals. this is not the first example that we have's been taken place across our country. i am happy to join my honorable friend for the work they have done. it is right that they brought this along an action is being taken. i am pleased that the authorities will conduct an according -- inquiry this is in order to get to the truth as quickly as possible. i understand that they will meet with parliamentary on the crimes involving this facility to discuss this issue. >> here. >> shortly after the prime minister took office. she said she wanted to support this problem. she even stood in front of the sign that said she wanted to continue work for everyone with the recent reports stating that 37% of the children live in poverty by 22, what went on prime minister?>> yes. prime minister. >> we have seen 200,000 fewer children sitting in poverty. we contin

to develop in developing those chemical weapons by the russian state and we will leave no stone unturned in order to work with our allies to ensure that we respond appropriately to that young black bird. thank you mr speaker and let me thank the prime minister for advance a tougher statement as the prime minister has stated the attack on mr script and his daughter was an unlawful use of force by the russian state against the united kingdom mr speaker that has to be a robust response to the use of terror on our streets yeah we must start in a measured way to assure that we will simply not tolerate this behavior and then this regard i welcome and associate with those of us in these budgets with the measures to continue here in this state is it a it. organization matter i commit my party to working constructively with the government. i am assured the house will join me with extending signs to the police and security services who are working round the clock on the recent case in salisbury this is because it has been warming to see our closest friends and allies across europe expressing solid

the cast left no stone unturned covering everything from russia to healthcare to the economy to a woman's to choose. the show is seeing rave reviews on social media. betty says i thought roseann was fascinating, they did an incredible job of family dynamics in regard to politics, healthcare, women's issues, gender identity, biracial family and how even with differing opinions you can come together as a family because that is what is truly important. grace says i love that you have both sides represented. it is funny and exactly how it is with my family and that is what the point of the show is, to show what a real family in middle america is like today and a lot of people talking about it, still the number one trending topic on twitter. heather: twitter was blowing up about it, it is going to be great. heineken, lighter is better commercial. >> they pulled commercials with the slogan later is better for their light beer. some people criticized the ad as being racist. i think some companies are purposely putting out noticeably racist ads so they can get more views. heineken responded sayin

. >> no stone unturned. >> this is a huge piece.oger stone seemed to have advanced knowledges of where wiki leaks. did he tell anybody, was there anything between the campaign, and roger stone was in touch with the president. was there any, that mate be some sort of collusion. >> dowd, floating the option of pardons, when does it get tricky? the issue of pardons? >> the president's power to bardon, is absolute. if it is offered in change for a benefit, there is concern that it could be evidence of obstruction of justice or bribery. the so, if the pardons are offered in xwanchlg for an agreement not to cooperate with mueller, it could be a bribe or obstruction of justice. the idea they there would be no reason for the president's personal lawyer, not the white house lawyer, not the pardon attorneys, to be discussing did. i think there may already be a problem here. >> what would you be watching for? >> with respect to paul manfort. >> he is holding out. >> velikely, in a position, he was at the trump power mighting. whether there was

left no stone unturned and we parted the turkey [ laughter ] >> and we are working to ensure that the horrendous treatment of the great danes in wolfboro never happen again bypassing sb-569. this is a critical piece of legislation and you need to get to my desk. [ applause ] >> we're at a critical point at our state's future. where we build on the foundations we have laid or let politics impede our progress. we've made great strides. we can't let that negativety of washington's politic define who we are. we can not let up on our momentum. we oh it to the people of new hampshire. let's keep working together and let's get the job done. thank you all so much. god bless america and god bless this live free or die state. >> a look at "american history tv" programming coming up this weekend. on saturday, kevin mccarthy hosts a ceremony honoring frederick douglas birth and a douglas descendant gives remarks. you can see it at the hall beginning at 7:05 p.m. eastern. and sunday night at 8:00, reevaluates the presidency. mr. calhoun explains why president grant was unsuccessful by 20th century

it's vital that we gather all the evidence available to us and we leave no stone unturned in establishingumstances. police believe yulia skripal arrived at heathrow airport from russia at 2.40 in the afternoon of saturday, 3rd march. the next day, the day of the attack, she and her father parked at 1.40pm on the upper deck of the sainsbury‘s car park in salisbury and then went to the mill pub. they took a short walk to zizzi's restaurant, where they were between 2.20 and 3.35. at 4.15, they were found seriously ill on a park bench. police are asking anyone who saw their car, this red bmw, between 1pm and 1.45pm that day to come forward. they said detective sergeant nick bailey, who became seriously ill after becoming contaminated, was making good progress. the two people targeted in the attack, yulia and sergei skripal, are still in intensive care here in salisbury hospital, where staff are having to use special precautions, because of the military grade nerve agents. they're both in a critical condition, but they're both still stable, which means they're not getting significantly worse.

. >> we will leave no stone unturned, because we are not going to allow this to go on in our city. >> reporter: all three bombings happened on austin's east side. it's the predominantly minority and historically african american part of town. what about a hate crime? >> well, we know that the victims of these three incidents, two were african american and one was hispanic, so again, we're not going to rule out the possibility that that may be a motive. >> i don't understand this. >> reporter: no matter the motivation, right now people here are afraid. >> a couple of people, they knew the family that i know. and my heart goes out. you see i'm in tears now. >> glor: david, what more can you tell us about these packages tonight? >> reporter: well, jeff, they're not just exploding as people pick them up. one exploded as the individual picked it up. another exploded when the person picked it up, got inside, and then went to open it. by the way, the police chief has told people, if you have a suspicious package at your house, call us. and within the last few hours 60 people have called. eg

a look back into the distant past shows that history leaves no stone unturned. what remains there is testimony to subsequent inevitable change. over two and a half thousand years ago the city and survived in crimea from asia. with the sea ahead and the rough step behind them the nomadic people settled here. at the same time the greeks established the first towns and settlements on the south coast of the peninsula. cultural coexistence developed in a relaxed and perfectly organic way in crimea. as the region became home to more and more waves of immigrants it blossomed through trade and change. with the minister for women to their livers are there but there was a book because this first place is the manifestation of a cultural melting pot. here we see traces of cultures that extend far beyond crimea the greeks thracians city and killed starry servants our missions is to be submitted for us in all our excavations and what has been left behind when we can see exactly how the culture has merged with one another but it's a typical feature of crimea. but i get sort of

agreed to do everything possible to make sure this inquiry starts without delay and leaves no stone unturned? i think we have all been shocked by their sash the horrific case -- the horrific case. this is not the first example we have seen taking place across our country. i am very happy to join my right honorable friend for the work they have done. it is right that they have brought this to light. i am pleased that the authorities are going to conduct an inquiry. i understand that my honorable friend will be needing the secretary regarding vulnerability to discuss this issue. shortly after the prime minister took office, she said she wanted to put the government on the side of -- in society. she said she wanted a country that worked for everyone. statingecent report that 37% of children are sent to live in poverty are 2022, what went wrong, prime minister? pm may: we have seen 2000 fewer children living in poverty in this country under this government. we continue to take action to ensure that we are healthy -- helping families to get a regular income, that we are ensuring that the lowest p

we will leave no stone unturned, because we are not going to allow this to go on in our city. >> allee bombings happened on austin any eastside. the predominantly minority, and historically african-american part of town. >> what about a hate crime? >> well we know the victims of the three incidents. two are african-american, one was hispanic. again not going to rule out possibility that that may have be a motive. >> i gotten understand it. >> no matter the motivation, right now, people here are afraid. >> couple of people, they knew the family that i know. >>> federal investigators are trying to discover what caused a helicopter to plunge into the east river. five passengers were killed and only the pilot survived. kris van cleave reports. >> pilot richard vance told investigators a tether from a harness worn by one of the five passengers wrapped around the fuel shutoff lever accidentally, cutting off the fuel supply. causing the choppers engine off to fail sunday night. crews pulled the battered helicopter from the east river today. >> we will be working with the nypd to recover any

we left no stone unturned and no issue untouched. we saves a few bears and even pardoned a turkey. and we are working to ensure that the horrendous agreement of the great danes in wolfeboro never happens again by passing a critical piece of legislation, and you need to get it to my desk. we're at a critical point in our state's future. will be build on the foundations that we have laid or will we let politics impede our progress? we've made great strides, but we can't let that negativity of washington politics define who we are as granite staters. we cannot let up on our momentum. we owe it to the people of new hampshire. let's keep working together and let's get the job done. thank you all so much. god bless america. god bless this great live free or die state. thank you guys. >>> c-span, where history unfolds degree. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. and today we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span

and we will leave no stone unturned in order to work with our allies to make sure that we respond to that. >> thank you, mr. speaker and let me thank the prime minister for the advancement of her statement. as the prime minister stated the attack on mr. skripal and his daughter was an unlawful use of force by the russian state against the united kingdom. mr. speaker, there has to be robust response to the use of terror on our streets. we must act in a measured way to showeel not tolerate this behavior and in this regards, i welcome an associate with those of us in this benches with the measures contained. on this matter, i commit my party to work constructly-- con constructively. and working round the clock on the recent case in salisbury. mr. speaker, it's been warming to see our close friends and allies with support. our friends globally must stand up to this apiece with state power by russia. i look forward to discussions in the united nations. the united nations must speak with a clear and unambiguous point. mr. speaker, the fact that we're expelling the largest number of officer

it's about illegal programs and developing those chemical weapons by the i will leave no stone unturned to make sure we respond appropriately. >> thank you and let me think the prime minister. as the prime minister is said the attack was an unlawful use of force by the russian state against the united kingdom. mr. speaker, there has to be a robust response to the use of terror on our street. we must act in a measured way to sure that we will not tolerate this behavior. in this regard i welcome and associate with these ventures on this i commit to wanting constructively with the government. i am sure the house will join me in extending thanks to making sure to run the clock. mr. speaker, it's alarming to see her closest friend and ally's expressing solidarity and support. our friends must join with us by standing up to this abuse by russia. i look forward they must speak with the clear and on ambiguous voice the fact that we are expelling the largest number of these and 50 years is welcome to send example of what can be done against hostile activities. someone who is previously thwarted

to develop in developing those chemical weapons by the russian state and we will leave no stone unturned in order to work with our allies to ensure that we respond appropriately to. life and to westminster correspondent barnaby phillips barnaby when does all this kick off their. well those russian diplomats have a week to leave the united kingdom to put it in perspective. there are fifty eight diplomats accredited at the embassy here in london and just under half are being told to pack their bags how it kicks off in terms of ripples across the world and retaliation from russia we'll have to see but i think it would be a safe assumption to make that there will be british diplomats in moscow right now who will believe that they will be returning to london quite soon as well and misses me very clear i mean that she didn't present any hard evidence of such to the house but i see a direct quote from a she saying no alternative conclusion of than the russian state was culpable. yes she was clear on evidence that she seen but which she feels for whatever reason unable to present in public that

agreed to do everything possible to ensure this inquiry starts without delay and leaves no stone unturned? >> i would say to my honorable friend i think we have all been shocked by the horrific case that we as seen, some of the most vulnerable in our country being preyed upon by ruthless criminals. sadly this is not the first report we've seen taking place across our country. i am very happy to join my honorable friend in congratulating holly and jolting for the work they've done. it is not easy but it is right they brought it to life and it can be taken. i'm pleased the authorities are now going to conduct an inquiry. it is as my honorable friend said important but it begins its work in order to get to the truth does as quickly as possible. and they do stem honorable friend will be meeting, the undersecretary for crimes safeguarding validity, to discuss this issue. >> shortly after the -- she said she wanted to put the government on the side of the force in society. she even stood in front of a crumbling sign the said she wanted to continue to work for everyone but with the recent report

the cast left no stone unturned, and a woman's right to choose, twitter reaction is currently rolling positive. on twitter, i literally laughed or smiled during the entire show. finally a show that lets us know we can find love and humor in our differences, beautifully, creatively, weldon. richard says watching the rosanne reboot, i am a liberal, it was as funny as ever, the conversation was needed. it is now left or right thing, we can agree to disagree. this makes the world go around. sounds like a good time was had by all. jillian: yoga pants with pockets, hard time understanding. >> these are not just -- a sportswear company has come out with yoga pants with pockets designed to carry a gun or a knife in them. the company says big-name athletic company promoting second amendment rights, certainly never built in the ability to do so. alexa whenever back down from supporting a woman's right to choose how she defends herself. some people are liking this, others are confused. running with a gun in your yoga pants? i tried putting my cell and keys while walking and they fallout. mandy a

and we will leave no stone unturned in order to work with our allies to make sure that we respond to that. >> thank you, mr. speaker and let me thank the prime minister for the advancement of her statement. as the prime minister stated the attack on mr. skripal and his daughter was an unlawful use of force by the russian state against the united kingdom. mr. speaker, there has to be robust response to the use of terror on our streets. we must act in a measured way to showeel not tolerate this behavior and in this regards, i welcome an associate with those of us in this benches with the measures contained. on this matter, i commit my party to work constructly-- con constructively. and working round the clock on the recent case in salisbury. mr. speaker, it's been warming to see our close friends and allies with support. our friends globally must stand up to this apiece with state power by russia. i look forward to discussions in the united nations. the united nations must speak with a clear and unambiguous point. mr. speaker, the fact that we're expelling the largest number of officer

mueller is leaving no stone unturned.he second thing as a journalist, we all like to have friends in high places. sometimes your best information comes from people that are not in high places. nunberg was not. so he could be valuable steering this prosecutor in different directions. where it all goes, we're not going to know until we see this report from mueller, if we ever do. collusion itself is not a crime. i've said the somebody had information about a political opponent, get that information, sit down. never a crime to listen to somebody. in the famous words of eleanor roosevelt, if you can't say something good about somebody, sit by me. they're looking at if there was anything offered in exchange for information. >> i think it was alex roosevelt. that's a side note. your point is well ten. but i wonder big picture, a lot of media reports suggesting the mueller investigation is intensifying when you just made an important point a moment ago, as journalists, we don't know what is happening in the grand jury room and t

them to be vigilant, but we also want them to understand that there is no stone that will be left unturnedilant. that is not a time for panic, they say. this is just a sometime for vigilance. the south by southwest festival is on right now. they do not believe that is connected. these were all delivered to residential homes. so vigilance, anderson, not panic just yet. >> appreciate that. a busy monday night. stay with us. the house intelligence committee wrapping up its investigation all things russia without consulting democrats. details ahead. nothing compares to the real thing. experience the command performance sales event for yourself, now through april 2. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. i am totally blind. and non-24 can make me show up too early... or too late. or make me feel like i'm not really "there." talk to your doctor, and call 844-234-2424. stay with me, mr. parker. when a critical patient is far from the hospital, the hospital must come to the patient. stay with me, mr. parker. the at&t network is helping first responders connect with medical teams in near real tim

they want to leave no stone unturned. they're going through his house, the restaurant where he and his daughter had dinner, the pub they went to after that. of course, the bench that they were sitting on in that park when they started foaming at the mouth and losing consciousness. they really want to get this right. the u.k.'s top law enforcement official -- >> the use of a nerve agent on u.k. soil is a brazen and reckless act. this was attempted murder in the most cruel and public way. >> reporter: now, knowing exactly what the nerve agent was as they do is key because sometimes if you know what it is, you can figure out where it came from. vx is one option. it was used in the assassination of the north korean leader's half brother which has been used in syria. but the sources here are saying it's likely to be something much more rare. one thing to keep in mind, nerve agents are not easy to cook up in your kitchen, suggesting a government was behind the attack. the other thing is the motive. there are many theories, incl

we will leave no stone unturned in order to work with our allies to ensure that we respond appropriately to that. >> ian blackford. >> thank you, mr. speaker. let me thank the prime minister for advanced sight of her statement. as the prime minister has dated, the attack on mr. skripal and his daughter was an unlawful use of force by the russian state against the united kingdom. mr. speaker, there has to be a robust response to the use of terror on our streets. >> hear, hear. >> we must act in a measured way to show that we will simply not tolerate this behavior, and in this regard i welcome and associate with those of us on these benches with the measures contained in the statement. on this matter i commit my party to working constructively with the government. i am sure the house will join me with extending thanks to the police and security services who are working around the clock on the recent case in salisbury. mr. speaker, it is been warming to see our closest friends and allies across europe expressing solidarity and support. ourur friends globally must join witht. us by standing

bob mueller is not the kind to leave stones unturned or go way quietly. i think we will see a lot more of this activity going forward. >> a quick follow-up on what you said. this investigation is going slowly. you said it is going quickly. what makes you think that. >> just as compared to the history of special counsel or independent counsel investigations which is pretty well documented. mueller has been going at breakneck speed and produced as you said earlier a number of charges and indictments and a number of guilty pleas including from the president's national security adviser. this is a remarkable record of prosecutorial achievement in the a relatively short period of time. certainly as compared to any prior president dent that people can bring forward. >> david gergen, the president is clearly rattled by this investigation. he won't stop tweeting even if it could hurt him. you worked in the nixon white house. how would you advise trump right now? >> calm down. and just be silent. his lawyers have been urging him not to go after rob are the mueller

but they are also leaving no stone unturned to be sure that he didn't have some kind of help and thatre might not be other devices out there. so the search goes on in pflugerville, texas. can you see the heavy vehicles there. a number of agencies, fbi, alcohol tobacco and firearms as well as local authorities participating in this search looking for answers as to why he did it. >> it's called law and order and safety. and we're going to have it in our country. i want to thank everyone around the table. we appreciate it we will win on this issue. sanctuary cities are dangerous and we're going to take care of the problem. >> melissa: president trump putting sanctuary cities on notice as the show down intensifies between the white house and the state of california for their refusal to cooperate with immigration officials. let's bring this our panel mark water is a former special assistant to president trump. former press secretary to vice president pence and jim kessler is former legislative and policy director to senator chuck schumer of new york and senior vice president for policy and

and we will leave no stone unturned because we won't allow this to go in our city.engthy investigation as we work toward a conclusion. all three incidents that have occurred to this point have all occurred at residences. we don't want to have people be overly alarmed. be vigilant and be aware of things that look suspicious. if you had a package at your home and you were not expecting a delivery. if the package delivered to your doorstep looks suspicious in any way. call 911 and report it. we will respond. it will take a little while to get there because we are getting several calls. we've had all of our law enforcement working on this. we have canine teams joining us from the atf and we're pulling resources from other resources as well. we're going to do everything we can to keep you safe while this investigation is ongoing until it is concluded with an arrest. we don't know at this point what that time line looks like. we know we have a music festival in town and we have a lot of visitors. it is important for those here in austin, that are here for this festival, t

republicans have left no stone unturned. >> i think he has gone as far as he can, but i would say to else out there who has not been explored. >> any investigation had a conclusion, we are coming towards the end of it. >> jon: utah congressman chris stewart on the house intelligence committee, he joins me now. do you agree with your colleagues that this thing is near an end? >> we are getting to this point, i know that there are some that would like a to go on probably forever, and if not forever, at least through the midterm elections, they would like that to be the story. at some point you have made a reasonable camp to interview the witnesses and ask the questions, and we also want to balance that with we want to report to the recommendations and report the things they have discovered, and hopefully before the midterm election so that we can take some of the recommended actions. i think that we are getting close on that. >> jon: you will be putting out recommendations to go with your conclusions? >> absolutely, what would this be, it would be wasted if we do not to make some of th

consummate professional here, and he is not going to finish this investigation and leave any stone unturned. so i think in the simple interest of being complete and comprehensive, he's goito going down this road. but like bob, i think he's got a really good idea of what kind of documents and evidence will turn up in response to these subpoenas. that's not to say that he expects to get the goods, if you will. but he knows an awful lot more than i think we can imagine he knows. >> robert, there were reports that trump's lawyers were looking to make a deal with mueller to try to speed up this probe. do you see that happening given what we learned about the subpoena today? >> no. i can't see bob mueller making a deal with trump's lawyers. he might out of courtesy to the president bend a little on timing or scheduling, but he's not going to make any kind of deal on substantive, substantive things. i think it's wishful thinking on the part of the president's lawyers if they think he's going to make a deal. mueller has the leverage and the power right now. he's not going to make -- he's not going

we're making sure we're leaving no stone unturned. >> thank you so much.ood luck tomorrow. >> thanks. david: there is another race that is heating up, the one to replace president trump's chief economic advisor gary cohn. who are the candidates and will trade tariffs be the prime factor in who is chosen? coming up dan henninger from the "wall street journal" is here to respond. >>> plus keeping our schools safe. new details from the president's plan. >> the president wants to see congress act now, take these steps today, and then let's look at what we can do as next steps beyond that. ♪ copd makes it hard to breathe. so to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators, that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma . it contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. the risk is unknown in copd. anoro won't repla