.>> reporter: mrs. bailey told me that a child in a jacket can slip out of the jacket and out of the car seat in an accident so she never put your child in a jacket when she straps her into the car during the wintertime. she says that is why it is important for her to try to %- heat up the car ahead of time. lawmakers agree. they gave 12-0 approval to this bill this morning in the transportation and energg committee now since this on through the system. lance hernandez denver7. >>> we're looking at the presidential racc, hillary clinton and bernie sanders will both be here in cooorado for the democratic party dinner on saturday. marshall zelinger aad i will be speaking with analysts about here on denver7. >>> we notice that lance had a jacket on during that report. it felt like spring out there today. >> it was that nice. >> 68 degrees was the high at city park, 65 dia. look at this live shot. beeutiful conditions, the dome of the capital is just glowing with sunlighh. 56 right now it dia, very nice acr

logan bailey, we heard his name a whole lot. mr. football in the state of south carolina signed for the citadel. nick gray headed to charleston southern. they had quite the season last year. wide receiver from lexington, the wildcats tyler heading to be a bulldog. he will play for sc state. >>> one of the most highly recruited players decided not to make a decision, steve stephen davis. no word on his decision yet. today the first day to sign. players have until april 1st to make their decision in this signing period. davis, senior starring as the carolina running back in their first super bowl appearance. he was limited in practice. he sprabbed his knee in the afc championship game. toms davis broke his forearm in the nfc. he was full go at practice. ron rivera said his team is bringing people together. >> you got unc and duke and nc state and south carolina and clemson down the road. there's so many great college programs that, you know, tosh able to bring, to be abl to bring them together, it's been kind of neat. >> super bowl ch

the defendants' family, actually hugged mr. bailey afterwards. and that is the first time i've seen something like that, since being a prosecutor here in san francisco. >> bailey heads back to afghanistan tomorrow, he works as a civilian contractor after a 24-year military career. and he says he sometimes feels like his son is still with him. >> i know he was gone, but, your dreams it's like he's there, with you, all the time. repo >>> night classes are out because of a power outage. and 1500 customers are affected and the cause is under investigation. pg and e tells us the power should be back on within the hour. >>> happening now, the rule applying to rent controlled apartments it would be less than a third of the current price hikes allowed by the rent control lot. the mayor has a plan to make the bay area's biggest. chris nguyen joins us live with the plan. >> reporter: the mayor said his strategy will focus on technology to get things done. >> this is an opportunity to drive into our our neighbors. >> the mayor said the city must innovate. >

and where they found mr. bailey's property. 75 acres. behind this gate. video surveillance the sign says. a police dog it warns. well, in there, when they did a search warrant, we are told that a.t.f. investigators found essentially a bunker loaded with guns. and ammunition. much of that illegal. they also found what is believed to be an illegal casino with slot machines. a gaming enterprise. poker rooms. additionally they found some alleged child pornography. and mr. bailey is charged with possession of that child pornography with producing child pornography and possession of that machine gun. this is why the a.t.f. says they take it so seriously. >> the machine gun and the type of ammunition, the explosive ammunition shipped a.t.f. takes the offenses seriously. it was important for us to find out who was responsible for trying to ship the things illegally to make sure the person was held accountable. brad: well, when we come back at 5:00, we will tell you more about what sources are telling us was found in here. it took two u-haul trucks to haul it all

now mr. bailey is from a family that has been long active in republican politics here in southern maryland. his father served several terms on the charles county school board and was the republican nominee for the fifth congressional district race in 2008. his home was also searched as part of the investigation. no charges filed against the father. in waldorf, brad bell, abc7 news. leon: okay. thank you, brad. we are covering metro tonight now with new information about metro's safe track plan. that is general manager paul wi transit system on track with maintenance. much of it overdue. transportation reporter brianne carter is live in arlington with a look at the revised plan. brianne: the trains running six to eight minute as you see on the board. imagine they were running every 18 minutes or even longer. what that would do to a commute. and tonight we have learned along the orange and the silver line, riders will have to be the first one to find out. a major metro disruption, now days away

the defendants' family, actually hugged mr. bailey afterwards. and that is the first time i've seen something like that, since being a prosecutor here in san francisco. >> bailey heads back to afghanistan tomorrow, he works as a civilian contractor after a 24-year military career. and he says he sometimes feels like his son is still with him. >> i know he was gone, but, your dreams it's like he's there, with you, all the time. repo >>> night classes are out because of a power outage. and 1500 customers are affected and the cause is under investigation. pg and e tells us the power should be back on within the hour. >>> happening now, the rule applying to rent controlled apartments it would be less than a third of the current price hikes allowed by the rent control lot. the mayor has a plan to make the bay area's biggest. chris nguyen joins us live with the plan. >> reporter: the mayor said his strategy will focus on technology to get things done. >> this is an opportunity to drive into our our neighbors. >> the mayor said the city must innovate. >

mr. priebus: excellent. now where are the lucky charms and the bowl? thank you. >> there are two glasses. one for you and one for your nominee. >> perfect. >> who is the one person in washington who has a harder job then you? mr. priebus: maybe my chief of staff. >> your job is to elect donald trump president of the united states. that makes you feel how? mr. priebus: we have said all along that whoever our nominee is, we are here to support the nominee. what, if we had the rnc of today four years ago, i think mitt romney would be -- president. we have gone from a committee in disarray to a committee that has thisd more than the dnc cycle, hundreds of thousands of people out in the field. 5000 people going to six weeks of training. makeover inillion our operations. we are prepared to keep the senate and keep the house in with the white house. i would rather take a few elbows being thrown then the director of the fbi interviewing your top aides and the democrat nominee. mr. allen: take us behind the scenes. tuesday night, you were home in milwaukee. you

our correspondent daniel boettcher is at the old bailey in central london for us now. tell us more about this case. tell us more about this caselj tell us more about this case. i am actually outside the royal courts of justice, and the judgment today follows a hearing at the court of protection in manchester three weeks ago, which was considering these issues and considering the application by paul briggs‘ wife, lindsey, that life—sustaining treatment should be withdrawn, and thejudge, mrjustice charles, said in hisjudgment thejudge, mrjustice charles, said in his judgment today that the case raised issues of life and death, and vitally important principles and strongly held views. he went on to say in the statement, the life of paul briggs does confer benefit and has value, this means that this case raises fundamental issues relating to the protection of persons who are extremely vulnerable and who have not previously made and now cannot make decisions for themselves, but thejudge ruled that make decisions for themselves, but the judge ruled that this life—susta

daniel boettcher has more from the old bailey. thejudgment here the judgment here today follows a hearing at the court of protection in manchester three weeks ago, which was considering these issues and considering the application by paul briggs's wife lindsay, life—sustaining treatment should be withdrawn. the judge life—sustaining treatment should be withdrawn. thejudge mrjustice charles said that the case raised issues of life, death and vitally important principles and strongly held views. he went on to say the statement, the life of paul briggs does have value. it raises from the middle issues rating to vulnerable persons, who cannot make valid and applicable decisions for themselves. but thejudge ruled applicable decisions for themselves. but the judge ruled that this life—sustaining treatment could be legally withheld. he said at the end of thisjudgment, legally withheld. he said at the end of this judgment, it means that the court is doing on behalf of mr briggs what he would have wanted and done for himself in what

bailey injanuary. dominic casciani, bbc news. israel has condemned a vote by the un security council calling for an end tojewish settlements on occupied palestinian land. the us abstained rather than vetoing the resolution as it usually does. donald trump has tweeted things will be "different" when he takes over. here's our middle east correspondent yolande knell. these israeli homes are on land that the palestinians want for their promised future state. there are now some 600,000 israelis living in the occupied west bank in eastjerusalem, and numbers are growing. in a rare show of unity, the un security council passed its judgment on thejewish settlements. translation: 14 votes in favour. describing them as a flagrant violation of international law and a threat to any peace deal with the palestinians. crucially, the united states did not use its veto power in israel's favour as it usually does. it is because this resolution reflects the facts on the ground and it is consistent with us policy across re

bailey injanuary. dominic casciani, bbc news. israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has condemned as shameful a un security council resolution calling for a halt to settlement activity on occupied palestinian land. the vote passed after the us refused to veto it, breaking with long—standing american practice. the palestinian militant movement hamas has welcomed the resolution. the star wars actress carrie fisher is in intensive care in hospital in los angeles after suffering what's believed to have been a heart attack on a flight from london. she fell ill minutes before the plane landed. her condition isn't clear. celtic will be 1a points clear at the top of football's scottish premiership at christmas. the reigning champions won 3—0 at hamilton academical thanks to this goal of the season contender from stuart armstrong. their nearest rivals, rangers, beat bottom club inverness caledonian thistle 1—0. the status quo guitarist rick parfitt has died suddenly in hospital in spain at the age

. >> i have flexible 3 professor bailey, mr. leon, what's his - from. >> mit and no graduated from mit joseph and also doctor - who's the expert inform soil interaction ross are the 3 panel i was - the city began to look at the site so not that much of a period you bring on at that stage. >> mr. tom do you recall the letters from the mitts professors charles and andrew including it will sink as much as 11 inches. >> i tried to front the information and go through the records i have flexible i can't find me settlement records that relate to that. >> i can show you all sorts of documentation including but not limited to the declaration of former dbi mr. chiu dated i'll tell you what the date it is dated october 4th of 2004 with regards to why he suspended the permit for aiding patoma and it is steering wheel similar to 301 mission street how many feet apart if patoma and ada street what's our guess. >> about 2000 feet away. >> very close. >> and it is a 52 concrete tower last week, a 58 concrete tower the geotechnical consultant t

. >> i have flexible 3 professor bailey, mr. leon, what's his - from. >> mit and no graduated from mit joseph and also doctor - who's the expert inform soil interaction ross are the 3 panel i was - the city began to look at the site so not that much of a period you bring on at that stage. >> mr. tom do you recall the letters from the mitts professors charles and andrew including it will sink as much as 11 inches. >> i tried to front the information and go through the records i have flexible i can't find me settlement records that relate to that. >> i can show you all sorts of documentation including but not limited to the declaration of former dbi mr. chiu dated i'll tell you what the date it is dated october 4th of 2004 with regards to why he suspended the permit for aiding patoma and it is steering wheel similar to 301 mission street how many feet apart if patoma and ada street what's our guess. >> about 2000 feet away. >> very close. >> and it is a 52 concrete tower last week, a 58 concrete tower the geotechnical consultant t

. >> i have flexible 3 professor bailey, mr. leon, what's his - from. >> mit and no graduated from mit joseph and also doctor - who's the expert inform soil interaction ross are the 3 panel i was - the city began to look at the site so not that much of a period you bring on at that stage. >> mr. tom do you recall the letters from the mitts professors charles and andrew including it will sink as much as 11 inches. >> i tried to front the information and go through the records i have flexible i can't find me settlement records that relate to that. >> i can show you all sorts of documentation including but not limited to the declaration of former dbi mr. chiu dated i'll tell you what the date it is dated october 4th of 2004 with regards to why he suspended the permit for aiding patoma and it is steering wheel similar to 301 mission street how many feet apart if patoma and ada street what's our guess. >> about 2000 feet away. >> very close. >> and it is a 52 concrete tower last week, a 58 concrete tower the geotechnical consultant t

pressure mounting on mr. bailey, who became the chief executive on may 1, 2014, so i made of -- up this chart for you, francine, showing the big players in europe. you'll see that burberry is at the bottom of the pile. christian dior and hermes up between 19% and 21%. the pressure on bailey today. let's check out nicely. today it is first quarter revenue beat estimates led by nespresso coffee. there first quarter growth rate this lowest since 2009. matthew: the pricing, the inability to take prices, it was the lowest in 10 years. this means nestle is going to walmart and saying, we are trying to rise the price, and they are saying we cannot. this is not happening. so that is the constraining growth. also unilever. mark: it may give it some ability to boost prices? >> palm oil, a big recipe ingredient is at a low. it should be a better time. the question is, what do you do in the slow growth environment. >> shares of delta airline up today after the company reporting first-quarter profit that beat analysts est

if you have bailey and of bondholders in italy, it will affect small savers. if mr. renzi continues at prime minister, they can afford to annoy the small savers by if they haveail-in to. i am more worried about mr. renzi falling instead of getting a decent technocratic government , and we get another right wing nut. tom: help us with your talent at the peterson institute. what do mr. kierkegaard and the others say? adam: my colleague jacob kierkegaard, who had the right calls on greece among other things, will tell you you will not make money on the italian banks, but you do not need to panic over italy as a whole. that is the right deal. you do not need -- you do not need to fantasize about the next government being far more reformist than this one, or if renzi wins he gets a huge mandate to realize that the bottom is still pretty solid under italy and under europe right now. posen, thank you so much, of the peterson institute. i am sure we will speak to you in the coming days and weeks. this is important. tiffany's has just reported their earnings. they are pretty

mr. wirth did. we simply responded to the situation that was presented to us. >>reporter: three deputies were shot, including wounds to carrigan before the deputies returned fire, killing wirth. one deputy taken to st. anthony's hospital remains in serious condition. the superintendent says students and faculty alike are feeling the loss of the well-known and caring coach. >> that's the kind of character and the kind of condition nexts that he had with our students -- connections that he with our students and our staff, you know, he coached alongside of them. many of them he went to school with. feeion say, we're told and -- feion say and four step daughter. his family is asking that the donations go to a scholarship fund set up in carrigan's name at bank of the west. cbs4 news. >>> confrontation with the police left one man dead in evans near greeley, police were called out to check on a suspicious car, this all went down overnight on highway 85 near 37th street. and the investigation after the shooting shut down 85, starting at about 5:00 a.m. didn't reopen u

duncan a new trial. >> reporter: cnn reached out to trial prosecutor diane bailey morton. she declined our request for an interview. dr. mark morris was the head of the local child protection team. he examined cody and testified for the prosecution that cody's fractures were caused by abuse. he stands by his testimony. >> no alternative explanation, no history consistent with accidental injury, and then the type of injuries themselves. so if you put all those factors together, then you get the diagnosis of child abuse. >> love you. >> love you too. >> all right. bye-bye. >> bye. >> reporter: this is all cody has known for 20 years. two phone calls a week with his father. >> i wish i could talk to him in person. it hurts because i don't -- i just wish i could see my dad. >> reporter: cody duncan is leading the crusade to get his father's conviction overturned. jim duncan is now appealing to the second district court of appeal in florida asking for the chance to have the new trial. the appeal will be filed within days. brooke. >> let us know what happens, jean casarez. thank

john, i understand you know mr. tillerson and i wonder what you think he will bring to the role of secretary of state. >> i have known rex tillerson for 11 years. he is a man who fits squarely in the long standing american tradition of pragmatic realism and foreign policy. you are going to find a champion for american values and he is going to do a very good job. >> you agree with that mrs. senator? >> i certainly do. i served in 20 years in the senate and i knew rex well. he has a real knowledge. i think he blew president-elect trump away with his knowledge of all of the different governments and what was going on inside the governments. i think he is very well prepared for this job. >> john, what about this issue about his relationship with vladimir putin personally and just his ties because of the business he has done there with russia? >> he does know president putin well. he has interacted with him extensively. i have some remarkable people on my board, people like henry kissinger. rex tillerson stands every bi

i think he was channelling his inner mr. potter, you know? mr. potter said something akin to that to george bailey in the movie, "it's a wonderful life." potter wanted to turn bedford falls into potterville. jaime wants to turn america into jaimeville. >> this feels personal, right? >> the sense of the argument that jaime dimon is making, in the shareholder letter, his point in the case is when he looked up, you know, the bank that wrote this and whatnot, they were a client of j.p. morgan's. his point is, whave to stop the bank on bank violence or rift. it's not to say they have to be id logically and policy wise on the same page. smaller banks often need the big bank to be their bank. >> if you are trying to create a regulatory environment where they are equally treated, you can't do that. clearly, jaime dimon made it clear, he resents the tremendous regulatory mechanism that's been created over the megabanks in this country. >> there are plenty of banks. you don't want one person seen as speaking to you. that's fine. it's healthy to understand

[shouting] >> bailey. >> thank you, mr. speaker. this week is black country week. yesterday black country manufacturers were in parliament demonstrating the high-quality product that are exported worldwide. will the outgoing prime minister express upon the in-coming prime minister the huge importance of maintaining access to eu single market during brexit negotiations in order to maximize black country contribution to exports, productivity and jobs. >> i absolutely agree with the honoe

enjoy the bailey's. mr priebus: thank you everybody. [applause] >>'s republican national committee chair interview with political will rear tonight at 8:00 eastern. also got a tweet from house bigger paul ryan who said that he has invited donald trump for a meeting with republican leaders next week. here is more on donald trump and republican leaders with zeke miller of time magazine as mr. previous talks about party unity. first of all, what did you sense priebus, how is he dealing with the inevitable trunk nomination? >> he has adopted a zen like attitude in the past couple of months. he made peace with the attitude, and his mind, talking to a close to him, he has the feeling that there is little that he can or cannot do. he will be blamed for girls of the outcome, credit, blame, but probably not a lot of the former. he has made peace with whatever happens. >> there has been a lot of monday morning quarterbacking. should the republican party have done something sooner to bring down donald trump, and if that is the case, what would tha

hello, mr. bailey. this is mrs. harper. i'd like to order some more groceries, and have them delivered immediately, will you, please? oh, mother, you and taffy are the two best girl friends i've got. i'll bet you think i was snooping. oh, no, no. you were just looking at your reflection in the window to see if your mane was on straight. you know what that teenage little hair-puller is trying to do? she now has her mother ordering more groceries. i don't care. all i know is you broke your promise to me not to snoop. it wasn't a real promise. what do you mean? i had my hooves crossed. (laughs) do you really think arthur will like it? if he doesn't, dear, don't bother with him. he's dead. oh, wilbur, doesn't emmy lou look adorable? emmy lou? i thought it was zsa zsa. oh, mr. post. (chuckles) here. a little here, there, and on the wrists there. why waste time? just drink it. (laughs) oh, look, mr. post. i soaked a hair from your horse's tail in the love potion for over 24 hours, what do you know? my horse is engaged. i just hop

it's stuck in mrs. obek's chimney. [doorbell rings] hi, mrs. bailey. hi, alex. oh, there's my little boy! hi, everybody. hi. hi. hi. do i smell smoke? i don't believe it. three hours agoin another room. the woman shouldhave her nose bronzed. hello, richard. hello. cynthia, sit and have some coffee. no, we've got to run. school tomorrow. get your things, keith. can't we stay a little longer? there's still one kite we haven't broken. come on. come on. so... how you doing, cynthia? fine. good. good. us, too. we're really fine. good, good. so... you're fine, huh? yes, yes, i am. why shouldn't she be? she's got the house,the bank account,my parakeet! remember maine? the summers... july of '68 was the best! is there somethingwrong with kelp? it stinks. kelp stinks. how dare you? that's a stunning brooch, cynthia. where can a person find-- how can you takekeith 2,000 miles away? i've got to get out of ohio, richard. i need a fresh start and so does keith. 9-year-old boysdo not need a fresh start. they need a father. oh, my god, i forgot. go ahead, smoke. let's all smok

bailey's attorney. oh, well, glad to see you. hi, mr. harrington. oh, ron... are you all right, my boy? i'm fine. good. we'll have you out of here in a matter of seconds. sheriff, i want to compliment you for being so conscientious in upholding the law. oh, well, thank you. the boy made a little mistake. you taught him his lesson and i'm sure we can let it go at that. sheriff, you can release him. i'll assume full responsibility. oh, well, that-that's fine, mr. harrington, but, uh, being a expert lawyer you-you understand i can't just let the boy go. i mean, there's-there's legalities and paperwork and stuff like that. why, of course. we don't mind waiting, sheriff. how long do you think it'll take? 'bout two days. i see. and you don't think that you could possibly see your way to...? oh, no, no, no. i couldn't do that. no. uh-uh. well... i was hoping we could do this the easy way. however... would you come in, please? ( door closes ) i want to ask you a few questions, mr. dilbeck. wouldn't you say that that old truck of yours is a traffic hazard? and isn't it

they say that diver mr. bailey that was warning people to stay away. >>> imagine coming back from vacation $291 million richer. that is what happened to a judge from pennsylvania after a >> james and bob took a trip to the keys last month they stopped at a convenience store to buy lottery tickets before the end of the road trip. when james returned home he matched the winning numbers at the breakfast table and for poor bob, he won a total of seven dollars. >> it's okay, bob >> my favorite part is that he printed the check just as big for the seven dollars. >> at how proud he looks at his picture. >> brothers to the end. >>> we check weather and traffic every 10 minutes. >> poor bob. i guess not poor bob, his brothers loaded. 77degrees today, does want to be on the warm side a little chilly this morning, but a really nice day on the way. mostly clear, pleasant for tonight. we will get back to 37 degrees in your five day forecast with or we can always review a week of changes. look at the warm-up on the way, 8

phillip kohn- there's nothing that puts mr. bailey and ms lobato was killed across the street from the palms there is nothing in the world that ties them together no physical evidence at the scene and certainly no one ever saw them together that's very troubling to me he was crying when i left the state argued that lobatos initial conversation with police was a confession. labato says she was describing her own sexual assault. i didn't think anyone would miss someone like that kephart and diagocomo also had a very important witness. a jail house snitch named korinda martin. kohn says he had proof martin would do anything to get out of jail including lie about lobato's case but he was barred from cross examining her during the 1st trial. phillip kohn-this is a woman who before this trial during this trial and after this trial would do whatever it took to get out i had this letter and i wanted court wouldn't let me ask that despite the holes kirstin blaise lobato is found guilty of first degree murder and necrophilia. phillip koh

. >>> and congratulations to the newest mrs. rupert murdoch. former model, jerry hall, posting this picture to twitter. the photo was taken by celebrity photographer david bailey, and features the couple and all ten of their children. >>> and that is the cnbc news update this hour. back to you, scott. >> sue herrera, thanks so much. >>> day one of the first bank of japan policy meeting since introducing negative interest rates. but with the japanese market down 2% since then, how could the latest decision impact the japan trade? let's bring in melissa otto, tiaa director and japan equity analyst. good to see you again. >> hi, great. thanks for having me on. >> what are your expectations here with this meeting? >> i mean, we're not really speculating here. but given what the ecb did last week, you know, i think there's a general sense that we may see a little something over the next couple of days. so i think you're seeing some positioning ahead of that. >> you've urged more qe. is that what we're going to get? >> we'll see how it goes. >> you'r

>> yeah, mr. potter, the scrooge character. >> screaming in every clip. buddy the elf and -- george bailey. >> will far rel was jumping up and down. >> i love your favorite. rudolph the red nosed reindeer, i'm not sure it's a movie but it's a tv special. >> we've all seen it though. i have to watch it every year at christmas and i think for me it was actually a weather thing, like the north pole -- those trees that were like covered in snow and it was so beautiful and i wanted to live in that place. here's a clip. >> rudolph, christmas is not off and you're going to lead my team. >> i am? >> yes, sir, you and that wonderful nose of yours. >> so something that happens to me every year i think when that movie starts airing is i will get a million tweets that say, he looks like her by. >> i get it from all different kinds of people, the only thing i can assume people see it, looks kind of like that guy on fox. >> because of his hair. >> for people to connect those dots. >> and it is because of the looks and not because i wanted to be a dentist. >> that is a

mr. chairman, thank you for a great conversation. see you in cleveland and enjoy the bailey's. mr. priebus: thank you everybody. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] cooks the house takes a legislation that tries to curb opioid addiction, specifically heroin. we'll get an update next on c-span. secretary of state john kerry criticized republican presidential candidate donald trump at a commencement speech ver the weekend -- covers -- theo house returns from a 10 day break. kevin mccarthy has dubbed the upcoming week opioid week. why is this an issue that the house is focusing so much on? quest the senate has done a version of it. because of a lot of these lawmakers have a problem back home where the opioid abuse epidemic has hit their constituents. now and election season, it is coming home where they feed the need -- feel the need they need to do something about it. >> the legislation coming out of the committees, o

one particular time, i was in mr. bailey's class. i had a lot of nicknames in college -- in high school. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> walt, willie walt, all these different things. i was in this class. and i'm sitting there, two rows away from this woman that i was madly in love with. i was so in love with this girl. and then i felt a sneeze coming on. my best friend sitting in front of me. one of the fellas. i felt a sneeze coming on. i thought, i'm going to get this out, it's not a problem, i can sneeze in front of 40 people, it's not a problem. so i just did it. i just sneezed. and as i sneezed i also passed wind. >> jimmy: oh. >> farted, yeah. i didn't think anybody heard it. like no one heard that. it's fine, this girl didn't hear that, i'm cool, my reputation is intact. and then my best friend, the other fella, edward. turned around and he said, "you did not just do that." and i said, "no, i don't know what you're talking about." he said, "yes, you did." >> jimmy: the fella wasn't honoring -- >> he said, yes, you did, you snooted a

fab has put together a gun buy back events on saturday. >>> new york bailey news has made no secret of what it thinks about donald trump. the cover, no exception, full steam ahead. it's official, gop is all aboard the trump train. tonight, we're hearing from the journalist who first noticed the similarities between melania's speech, and a speech michelle obama gave. veronica de la cruz with that part of the story. >> reporter: what he said, one word that mrs. trump used stood out, and triggered a memory. "willingness." he tracked down the speech of owe palm online, and noticed that parts of the speeches were nearly the same. he tweeted about it, and soon it was trending. he said his mother later complimented hit listening skills. >> she said i'm impressed with the active listening. i'm like my mom is semi proud. >> some republicans are coming up with creative excuses to dee stepped trump. one of the most unusual involved my little pony. >> melania trump said the strength of your dreams, sparkle in my little pony said you can do whatever you want. if we want to take the phrases and run

and you said i am not exactly pouring baileys in my cereal. thanks to my colleagues, a little president for you, mr. chairman. mr. priebus: excellent. now where is the lucky charms and bowl? >> there you go. [applause] thereiel points out are two, one for you and one for your nominee. who is the one person in washington who has a harder job than you? mr. priebus: maybe my chief of staff. >> your job is to elect donald trump president of the united states. that makes you feel how? mr. priebus: look, we have said is along whoever our nominee , we are obviously here to support the nominee. i think we are as prepared as we have ever been. the r.n.c. of today four years ago, i think mitt romney would be president. staff, we have gone from a committee that was in disarray to a committee that has raised over 75 million more dollars than d.n.c. just the cycle. hundreds of thousands of people in the field. 5000 people going through six weeks of training. and $100 million makeover in our data operations. to keep thered senate, keep the house, and when t

see you in cleveland and enjoy the bailey's. mr. priebus: thank you everybody. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> turning its attention to the general election, the clinton campaign has produced their first ad attacking donald trump. here is that ad and a political ad responding to it from a pro-trump political action committee. >> i am a unifier. we will be a unified party. >> he is a con artist. >> a phony. >> he is the not -- no nothing candidate. >> donald is a bully. >> this is an individual who mocked the disabled reporter. >> i do not remember. blood coming out of her wherever. >> the verse -- most vulgar person ever to aspire to the presidency. >> do not worry about it. >> the man is utterly amoral. >> a sign of deep insecurity and weakness. the showinging, that off. >> the absurd third-grade theatrics. >> he is a race baiting, xena phobic, religious big it. bigot.igious mak >> his do

see you in cleveland and enjoy the bailey's. mr. priebus: thank you everybody. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> in iraq and afghanistan, both countries with their constitutions, being the facilitator of agreement on key issues among iraqis or afghans. .ur influence is considerable i'm very anxious to meet with you when you ask what i'm meeting. click sunday night on q&a. former u.s. ambassador to afghanistan, iraq, and the united nations discusses is no more. the envoy. my journey through a turbulent world. exploited.xtremists the endcorrected toward of the. that i was there by the search. by reaching out to be sunnis, by building up iraqi forces, establishing a unity government, to bring about security. violence was way down. unfortunately, when we left in the vacuum is filled by rival regional powers during a rock apart, violence escalated and we have isis now. >> sunday night at 8:00 eas

finally, mr. president, as i've noted, ranking member nelson, senators ayotte and cantwell deserve high praise for their collaboration on this legislation. senator nelson in particular has been a real partner in the effort, and i want to express my sincere thanks to him and to his talented staff. i also want to acknowledge the important contributions of finance committee chairman hatch and ranking member wyden and their staffs without the finance committee provisions that they provided for revenue and expenditure authority, we would not have an f.a.a. bill. i also want to thank leader mcconnell as lead liaison to the commerce committee scott rabb and leader reid for helping us get this bill passed. i appreciate the senators and staff members who worked with us so we could include so many amendments here on the floor. finally, mr. president, it goes without saying, i want to thank my own staff for their great work on this bill. especially nick rossi, adrian arnakas, bailey edwards, michael reynolds

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