the process needs approval and the nuclear wawatchdog is stillll studyingg they think will happen whenn th wall is complete. now tell us about the process a little bit. >> yes, when it happened and how much there is and here's the program. and see the damage for themselves. and because of these instead. and major temperature, radiation and take pictures. it broke down and they gave up on it. after six years they still haven't found the exact location and they have yet to get a full picture of what is happening inside the plant so what is the decommissioning time line looking for. >> commissioning the daiichi plant will take decades and the process is not only long but also complicated. they're expected to decide this year on the broad outline for how to remove it. their aim is to start removing it from one of the reactors in 2021. the whole process, 30 to 40 years. as for cost, the government says they could expect a price tag to quadruple from earlier estimates. the reason, difficulty of the task and needed to do it. a project of this scale has never been done before. >> our special se

the pattern of india, we usually don't talk ababout rain until we get aroun june or so, typically, whenn we see t souththwest monsoon. until that time period. unless there's an unstable pattern that takes place, relatively going to be dry and it's going to be pretty warm here. hot by some standards. 40 degrees into kanpur into saturday, and even into the capital and chenna ofi into the 30s. in japan we're talking about clouds and rain as a low pressure system is moving through the area, skirting south of the country itself along the pacific side. nevertheless, bringing plenty of moisture into the western areas of kyushu. now we' seeing clouds and rain starting to move into the central areas of japan.n. we're going to need those umbrellas for the overnight hours and even a portion of saturday, looking at that wet weather taking place and cool temperatures to boot in tokyo. we're talking about nine degrees for the high on saturday. and then we see temperatures moving back into the mid teens starting on sunday and going to work, we should see temperatures starting to warm up. osaka getting

really the numbers because you have people that want jobs that have given up looking for jobs and whennou estart adding those numbers, its not really reflective of what i see. a lot of those people are the people that got me elected. they elected me. i will take care of those people. i'm here today because we are going to be opening up automobile plants in michigan, ohio, places, pennsylvania -- places where the plants have left. and not just automobiles. places where the plants have been stripped out of our country. the jobs have been absolutely destroyed by -- i could say stupid management, politicians that did not know what they were doing -- plants that have movedm to mexico. look at what has happened in mexico. the eighth wonder of the world in terms of plants, in terms of what is happening with automobiles. it's going to stop. hopefully we will get along with mexico. we will see what happens but we cannot continue to close plants in michigan and have them move to mexico. since i was president-elect the word is out, if you want to open a plant in mexico, that is fine but you have t

so whennes this questions comes up with eivanka trump's hiring here i would bet wolf that would be the explanation we get. >> jim acosta, thank you very much. earlier this week, an extensive interview with devin nunes joining us with the ranking democrat on the intelligence committee. congressman, thank you for joining us. >> good to be with you. >> we have lot of questions. i want to go through some specific questions raised. fbi official, as you may have heard, told cnn that james comey hasn't received an official request from your committee to testify. chairman nunes, spokesman for chairman nunes said director comey would not come to testify before the committee without a formal request. that has to be signed, not just by him, but also by you. nunes said you refused to sign that invitation. is that true? >> it is true the chairman wanted me to agree to hearing at tuesday at 10:00 instead of the open hearing. we weren't willing to do that. we found out about the canceling of the open hearing in a very round about way when the agencies reached out to us and said, what do you want us t

amy: david cayay johnston, whenn u u got this e envelope that had thtwo o pages in i it, where wee you? >> i was using my cell phone to shoot a picture in palm beach of mar-a-lago from across the water , because it was part of the research i was doing for my next trump book. that is when i got this message. one of my eight room children said, something came in the mail. send the pdf document to my phone. toaid, i have to get back the airport and get back to work.. amy: david, you talked about how much donald trump has paid in his taxes in 2005. in response to, they said, we have to get back to more serious work of changing the tax system. if you succeeds in changing the tax system. ththis alternative minimum tax that requirered he pay even the amount he did come he wowould eliminate? >> yes. donald trump, in writing and his campaign documents, has said they're going to get rid of the alternative and among tax. the $36.6 million in taxes he paid, more than $31 million was because of the alternative minimum tax. the reason for that is that $103 million that was disallowed under the alter

that puts additional pressure on congress and helps make the argument with it all along and that is whennour subject to the political winds in the city, you're going to get this kind of changing policy. it's not a good thing. what the investors out there need, i think what we want to see is certainty. the best way to achieve that is through action by congress. i think action by the fcc good, could spur theater and maybe get democrats more interested. we were close to something a couple years ago, after the order came out, before the court case was heard for pretty serious negotiations with the democrats, and i'd like to commence those again spewing you indicated you would love to start before the fcc -- negotiating. what changed your thinking? >> you meet on title to? >> the order of how this should go about. >> i would love it if we would theoretically, i would love to see congress decide if legislation is the best solution and the best course of action to give the certainty we are in favor of. but i don't see that today, at the moment, but like i said, we continue, we are available and

trust t the team and assume there'sume nothing to see here or say it'ss the redskins and normally whennwingy maybe there's some flames c somewhere that we can see yete h >> wow. this is an amazing turn of turn events when you consider thathat the team has turned around and a had some success and had some consistency and now all of a a o sudden there's this power per struggle with the people at thet head of the organization whichnc is kind of maze see when youma think about it. >> yeah, it is. it's unfortunate for thenforte f redskins and they're fans they t got closer i think over the lass two seasons to being competitive for any -- perennially thannialt they've been long long time youu hope this is a bump in the roadd not the end of any road withd w anybody in the front office.ffic they can get pas got to make a decision onn o cousins.couss key free ages like pierre garsog and desean jackson free agencyge starts about a week away. a so they got to figure outigure o they're plan and do it veryplan quickly to line up a blueprintui for this off season.eason. >> all right. grant paulsen ap

showe afterna kind of mid to late afternoon in time fort evening rush hour we'll have shower activity whenn through, overnight tonight andid early wednesday morning, that, t will be round three. thr that's our best chance for aor quick downpour we'll belle overnight tonight and early e tomorrow morning, and as that ta front clears the coast of coasta things will clear out byl cl tomorrow morning.. tomorrow looks like beautifule l day. here's future cast. say the least is on the light tg side late this afternoon.no there we are at 6:00 o'clock and that cold front comes through overnight tonight that's ourt 'o best chance for again a quickck downpour there we are at 4:30 i the morning and notice the clearing out to the west.ng o th so be y tomorrow morning, rightg back into sunshine and back int the 60s both wednesday and thursday.ur and then the forecast takes aaka turn for the colder by they weekend.we and we're still featuring the t possibility of a couple ofe rounds of winter weather let me start with friday. doesn't look locate a big deal b with temperatures in the 60s ono thursday.sday.

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