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tiger woods who was arrested earlier this morning in florida for allegedly driving under the influence. gabe gutierrez is following all the latest developments. gabe, what do we know? >> hi, ali, good afternoon. tiger woods was arrested around 3:00 this morning in jupiter, florida. there's still a lot of questions surrounding the circumstances leading up to that arrest, and we reached out to a representative of tiger woods and have yet to hear back. but he was arrested around 3:00 a.m., released around 11:00 a.m. after posting bail. he's been charged with driving under the influence. we don't know what police say that his blood alcohol content was. the incident report is not being released today. we're told that it's a holiday so they expect to release it tomorrow. we also don't know the exact circumstances, again, of what led to that arrest. now, of course, ali, woods was a golf prodigy who was just 21 years old when he won his first major tournament in 1997 and he dominated pro golf for the better part of a decade. 14 major championships all before the age of 32. and, of co

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. as far as rainfall goes, this we love. florida has a chance for 1 to 3 inches of rain the next two days. that's great. they had drought and fires. a soaking rain tomorrow in the northeast. east coast, unsettled. we would like to get it out of here before the holiday weekend. >> thanks for that update. >>> more on the president's trip to italy. right now, those pictures live out of italy, he is at the presidential palace, meeting with italy's president. >> later this morning will head to brussels, attending a nato summit. live coverage this morning. stay with us. i guess i was born with a crayon in my hand. i decided to see if there was a way for design to play a... ...positive role in what was going on in the world. there's a jacket that's reflective for visibility... ...a sleeping bag jacket, jackets that turn into tents. i usually do my fashion sketches on the computer. i love drawing on the screen. there's no lag time at all. it feels just like my markers. with fashion, you can dress people and help people. it's really cool to see your work come to life. "how to win at business.

weeks ago we said this. in case you missed it, bush beat romney in florida, or at least a bush beat a romney of sorts in florida. now in case you missed it jeb bush has reportedly dropped out of that race in florida. it was the race to purchase the miami marlins. bush had a lot of things going for him. name recognition, what we thought was a fund recognition advantage. huge endorsements from derek jeter. it included somebody like derek jeter, former yankee short stop still wants to be part of any group that buys the marlins, but all signs point to romney now winning this too close to call race. tag romney being the new front runner for the marlins. no matter what the real winner here frustratingly is going to be marlins owner who has been called the most hated man in baseball. through a complicated arrangements and switcheroo, he bought the marlins for next to nothing in 2002. whether he sells it to romney or jeter, the price tag is over a billion dollar and he is about to make a killing even as he tried to kill baseball in south floor. that's it for mtp tonight. for the record starts

billion in cuts to medicaid. and at a health care summit in florida on friday, one provider said that the cuts would mean, and i'm quoting, significantly less money for seniors in nursing homes, the disabled, more than 40% of florida's children who are covered by medicaid, she said, quote, florida is going to be faced with some very bad choices. what do you -- what are you prepared to say about the budget right now and what looks to be huge cuts to that program? >> first, i want to study the facts. >> would that be acceptable to you, the kind of cuts being reported? >> well, we're way too far down the road in this country to abandon the safety net to take care of people at risk and can't help themselves. now, the idea of cutting federal money and maybe replacing it with state money or giving federal money to the states and giving them more flexibility, like has been talked about in the health care bill, makes a lot of sense. the principle of subsidiary, that we try to have the problem-solving closest to the people that have the problem. >> congressman francis rooney from florida, appr

here? >> so you look at someone like carlos carbello in florida.. he comes from a district that voted heavily for clinton. it should be democratic leaning. it's heavily hispanic. he's managed to hold on for several cycles there. it's a district with a lot of elderly and poorer voters. those people are most likely to get hurt by this plan and his district is one of the districts that could see a lot of coverage losses by 20206. so he's really one person who sticks out a lot as someone who is most likely vulnerable. >> jonathan, ahead of this vote, you spoke with freshman congresswoman rohana who told us now it's time for democrats to capitalize on president trump's inability to institute real political form. how much is thursday's vote an opening for democrats to help them regain power, not just in congress, but governors' seats, as well? >> i think you've got governors related to this because of the questions about medicare -- medicaid expansion and also because of some of the questions of the federal government giving more power to the states to determine benefits. so naturally

be the loss. i like tim ryan, ohio. and i like my mayor out of palm beach, out of miami in florida. >> thank you. nick, karen, harold, that will do it for "hardball." chris matthews is back here on monday. >> since the president fired the director of the fbi james comey three days from now, we now got multiple reports the fbi's investigation of the russia issue, the russian attack on the presidential election and the question whether or not the trump campaign was involved in it somehow, they will have multiple reports at the time the fbi director was fired by the president, that fbi investigation into the trump-russia issue was expanding and accelerating and the director. was involved in the expansion and acceleration of it. the "new york times" is first to report that in the days before he was fired, director jim

florida airport. violence erupts between passengers and security after spirit airlines canceled flight flights. >> good morning, everyone. it's tuesday, may 9th. i am ayman mohyeldin. though flynn has been gone from the white house, sally yates testified. president obama warned president trump about michael flynn as well. nbc's peter alexander reports. >> reporter: nbc news has learned that president obama delivered that personal warning to then president-elect trump against hiring michael flynn just minutes before this joint oval office appearance. less than 48 hours after the election. >> we now are going to want to do everything we can to help you succeed. >> reporter: at the time, flynn was already a key adviser to mr. trump. and the obama administration had fired him from his post as head of the defense intelligence agency in 2014. the white house suggesting that backstory prompted president obama's advice, which mr. trump essentially dismissed. >> it's true that the president -- president obama made it known that he wasn't exactly a fan of general flynn's, which is frankly -- sho

' vote is in the books. let's talk about it. florida democratic congressman charlie crist is the state's former governor and joins me now. good morning to you. >> good afternoon, sheinelle. >> you have a unique perspective having been a member of both parties. there was a big celebration as you know at the white house on thursday. >> i saw that. >> how do you think congressional republican members are going to feel when that cbo score on the bill comes out next week? >> i don't think good. i think the american people are going to feel even worse. this is a terrible bill. i mean let's be honest. you have a bill where 24 million americans are going to lose their coverage because of pre-existing conditions, maybe it will be even more once we get the congressional budget office, as you referred to the cbo, and they have their numbers that come out to us. you know, when you have 80 -- what is it, $85 billion taken out, you know, almost a -- $850 billion, excuse me, taken out of medicaid. that relates to poor people, disabled people, that's a catastrophe. that's just unbelievable and u

congressman carlos curbelo of florida tweeted, the importance of carefully handling classified information was one of the big lessons of 2016. all leaders should be held to the same standard. the handling of classified information was one of the leading topics of discussion in last year's presidential race, and "the 11th hour" with brian williams had this look back. >> some bad things came out today, the word classified. you know the word classified. this was not just extreme carelessness with classified material which is still totally disqualifying. this is calculated, deliberate, premeditated misconduct. the secretary of state was extremely careless and negligent in handling our classified secrets. she lied about passing on classified information, right? in my administration, i'm going to enforce all laws concerning the protection of classified information. she said she sent nothing classified. a total lie. we can't have someone in the oval office who doesn't understand the meaning of the word "confidential" or "classified." but classified information in the reach of our enem

carolina, georgia and florida. florida is west palm beach. your storms will be later tonight. this is at 6:00 a.m. the new storm system rolls through alabama. then it firing up at 4:00. a lot of storms south of atlanta and charleston and charlotte. the line of storms from tampa to orlando and i-4 corridor through 6:00 p.m. the line of storms weaken overnight as it approaches west palm beach and miami. isolated tornadoes possible in the carolinas today. we are also seeing quiet day today in new england. tomorrow is the rainy day. if you have things to do outdoors, get that done. tomorrow looks like a soaking rain. middle of the country, you are quiet and the heat will build. middle of the country from the central plains down through texas. they have 90s and 100s. >> i keep seeing phoenix at 107. >> it is summer there now. >>> thank you, bill. still ahead, president trump taking action into the russian role of the election. we will talk about who is tapping to lead a brewing legal fight. >>> and the esident's budget is not going well on capitol hill including those reacting to the spending

raleigh all the way to new york. you know it's chilly when in florida we're at 55 degrees. not everyone is in this. look at the difference. st. louis is 84. which i will go is 55. 30 degree temperature difference and a very short drive here. shows yo s you the difference bn summer. one spot today could have dangerous weather. eastern colorado. colorado springs area. i 25, but this is may. we don't have any big tornado outbreaks coming. this is the peak of the season. take the lack of severe storms and tornado seasons. >> certainly hoping that will be the last of the cold front pushing through. >> it's going to stay chilly much of this week. unfortunately mother's day weekend in the northeast could have a coastal storm. hopefully that will change. something to keep on eye on. >> still ahead, the cast with the raptors and rockets have lift off returning from two straight losses. all the highlights from nba playoffs and more next. >>> fans at wrigley field got their monies worth. marathon 18 inning game between the yankees and cubs. before the more than six hour epic wrapped up. g

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impeachment. curbelo down in florida, i think, has referenced all of this should make them really want to know if, in fact, any of this occurred because they know that if it occurred, it would lead to impeachment. and so they should come forward. they just perhaps don't have quite the courage yet. >> as i noted at the top of the show, justin amash has referenced impeachment. curbelo down in florida, i think, has referenced impeachment, has used the word. i want you to respond finally to this quote. you've served in your capacity as a member of congress for some time, and this was a longtime house gop staffer was asked by molly ball where things are headed. this is like reservoir dogs. everyone ends up dead on the floor. do you think republicans are panicking privately? >> well, i do. i do think that they are worried. i think that they are really upset with this president about these revelations that's unfolding every day. i think that they don't know how this is going to play in their districts. they wish it would just go away. but they know it's not going to go away. that's why we got to the

, one i recall in florida when congressman died and his seat was replaced. a republican won that quite handily on the issue of obamacare. so it is -- this is something that the people have looked to us for some time to deliver and that day is now. >> i know you got an 11-day break and i assume you're going to go home and hear lot from your constituents. the folks in denton, texas and ponder texas. can you look them through the eye in our camera and say as a result of this bill they will get better health care, they wot pamore for it and preexisting conditions will be covered guaranteed? t answer to the question is yes. as you know this bill was actually mked up in our committee 28 hour markup almost a month ago. it was put on pause by the speaker when they worried they didn't have the number of vote said and one of the changes that occurred as the bill as people tried to improve the it position on the bill is to allow states the option to speak a waver. those states that seek a waver, and as of today's amendment that the president agreed to there will be additional dollars available, 8

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buckled in the seat of his running vehicle on ajupiter, florida roadway. rding to a report, an officer saw two flat tires and needed to wake woods who spoke slow with slurred speech, admitted he did not know where he was. woods added that he takes several prescriptions, including painkiller vicodin. woods reportly blew triple zeros denied alcohol played a role in the incident, saying, quote, what happened was an unexpected reaction to prescribed medications. dash cam footage from the arrest expected to be released later today. >>> turning to major league baseball following monday's melee in san francisco. the league doeld out a four game suspension to bryce harper and six game ban for pitcher hunter strickland. i still can't believe the video. both players elected to appeal. the computer punch scoring system calculated stats. unfortunately no helmet throw opportunities for strickland in that bout. should harper be forced to take time off, he has plans courtesy of u.s. olympic swimming sensation katie la deck ee who used harper throwing out first pitch in august. if you end up s

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campaign in florida. he told a group of florida republicans that founder julian assange said -- that founder julian assange and that there would be no telling what the october surprise might be, end quote. clearly he knew what he was talking about. two months later, on october 7, thousands of e-mails from john podesta's account were published on wikileaks. we now know that through the fall election the fbi was actively investigating russia's efforts to interfere with the presidential campaign and possible involvement of trump campaign officials in those efforts. yet, the fbi remained silent. in fact, the fbi summarily refused to acknowledge the investigation. it's still very unclear, and i hope director that you will clear this up, why the fbi's treatment of these two investigations was so dramatically different. with the clinton e-mail investigation it has been said that, quote, exceptional circumstances, end quote, including the high interest in the matter and the need to reassure the public required public comment from the fbi. however, i can't imagine how an unprecedented big and

in florida after one airline cancels multiple flights, give new meaning to spirit airlines. >> [ bleep ]. >>> we begin with president trump pushing back against former acting attorney general sally yates and former dni james clapper after with the two described giving the white house detailed warnings about russia's influence over mike flynn nearly three weeks before he was fired. here's the question, why is the president saying the testimony actually helped him? we're going to find out and we have the best team in the business to break it down. first to nbc's peter alexander at the white house. peter? how exactly is the adminiration spinning this as a positive wle there wasn't any bombshell pointing at president trump or wrongdoing it was clear sally yates and james clapper threw him under the bus? >> yeah, stephanie, that's right. be clear, this was a dramatic day of testimony. sally yates, the former acting attorney general, saying there was an urgent danger which is why six days into president trump's term in office, she came here to the white house to go directly to th

, no less. automatic voter registration is picking up steam in the legislature. even in florida, florida as a push to restore voting rights for former fell lans doing ballot initiative. it's not enough. those fighting for civil rights are facing a situation where the federal government appears to be actively moving against them in a way we've not seen in decades. nobody knows that better than our next guest. joining us now is bonita whose to head civil rights division at the civil rights division, she was sbe gram for the police reform efforts in baltimore and ferguson soon be president and ceo of leadership conference. thank you so much for being here, a i appreciate it. >> great to be here. >> let's start from the end and work our way back. on the consent degree that the justice department is rolling back. do you think that might have an effect on community and police relations or some hope of salvaging the good that was done. >> the good news on police, those decrees are under the control and authorities of federal judges. who are all too aware of the agenda of this administr

state of florida. mr. jolly, not just because you're here with us in new york, we're going to begin with you. what must it be like to be one of your old colleagues, an elected representative in the house or senate with the r after your name? >> it is remarkable, brian, tonight how many republicans support a special counsel once the decision has been made. and i think we've watched that. listen, view this through the short lens. the short lens, this is actually win/win. democrats get the investigation they think is right for the country. republicans have an opportunity to put the investigation over here in this lane and then say, okay, now we get to get back to legislating. but in the long lens, donald trump's done. he's done. there's no question about that. he's done. look at what happened in the first 100 days. director comey, one of the top law enforcement officers in the country, makes memos of everything interaction he had with the president of the united states. tonight, rosenstein comes out in the brief two or three weeks he has to make an impact and says, we need a special co

mayor out of palm beach -- out of miami in florida. >> nick, katherine, harold, that will do it for "hardball." chris matthews is back here on monday. "all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in." >> he wanted to have dinner because he wanted to stay on. >> dinner with comey. >> he mentioned that he had been invited to the white house to have dinner with the president and that he was uneasy with that. >> new reporting contradicting the president's claims. and tonight, new questions about oval office recordings. >> did president trump record his conversations with former fbi director comey? >> as the president threatens his former fbi director with tapes. >>> plus, as the deputy attorney general reportedly signals no special prosecutor -- >> should we do the pledge? raise your hand. >> -- who else was asked to take the donald trump pledge? >>> then david cay johnston. and my extended interview with senator elizabeth warren. >> the american people want us to get to the bottom of this. >> when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris h

seeing rain drops moving across parts of florida and georgia. it's great. it's good to see this. this will help the fires completely not be a cure all. but it will be, again, some coins in the fountain. that's a good thick to see. denver, beautiful day. a lot of sunshine in dallas, chicago. seattle, scattered showers. shocker. i know. rain in the pacific northwest. los angeles, beautiful and 74 degrees. then there's tomorrow and it is still going to be rainy for you and windy and the waves are are going to be big across part of the northeast. if you're going out to cape cod, expect the waves to be tremendous, even up towards acadia national park. plenty of sunshine in atlanta. cooling back to 83. los angeles, beautiful and dry.. denver, fantastic. bismarck and dallas, plenty of sunshine. dara, back to you. >> thanks, reynolds. that will do it for me. i'm dara brown. at the top of the hour, thomas roberts will speak with the former chief counselor about president trump's warn to go james comey about secret tapes. did they ever exist? stay tuned, your business is up next. oscar mawe wen

out. major fight at a florida airport after nine flights got canceled. that's what triggered this brawl. hundreds of passengers stranded. nobody was hurt, fortunately, video shows three people being taken away in handcuffs by security. >>> today, eight more students from a penn state fraternity will be arraigned in court on charges related to the hazing death of a 19-year-old pledge. stephanie gosk is instate college pennsylvania for us. there is a newly released 911 call. give us more details. what can you tell us? >> reporter: yeah. we are hearing the 911 call for the first time. it's quiet on campus. it's the spring semester that is over. summer break is beginning. it's normally a happy time, not for the 18 frat brothers who lived at beta theta pi in this house behind me. eight, as you mentioned, will be arraigned today. we are hearing that 911 call with new details. and the question that a lot of people have on their minds after hearing it and learning about the time line is why did it take so long to place that call. >> we have a friend who's unconscious. >> by the time a fra

me now, senator bill nelson, democrat from florida. and i guess, senator, i'm trying to remind our viewers that nobody knew what the score was before, they don't care. the issue is people, health care, premiums. >> absolutely. but look who will be denied. veterans and senior citizens on medicaid. remember 70% of medicaid pays for seniors in nursing homes. how about all the people that have the guarantee of a pre-existing condition, won't deny them health insurance? that's everybody in the country. those are the protections at risk. >> we know in the senate, even republicans have said the bill as passed by the house probably the won't pass muster in the senate. we'll get cbo information and that will inform your colleagues in the senate. in the end, this can't be a trump care or obamacare they know. what will you do? either improve obamacare or make this acaa manageable? >> well, there are a few tweaks that you could make to the existing law, not repealing existing law, to the existing law, that would make it financially stable and would keep the premium ts down. such as the support

jolly republican from the state of l flori florida. we're going to begin with you. what must it be like to be one of your old colleagues, an elected representative in the house or senate, with the "r" after your name? >> it is remarkable, brian, tonight, how many republicans support a special counsel once the decision has been made and i think we've watched that. this is a win/win. democrats get the investigation they think is right for the country. republicans have an opportunity to put this over here and now we get back to legislating but in the long lens. donald trump's done. director comey makes mos of every interaction he had with the president of the united states. today rosenstein comes out and says we need a special counsel. that is historic in terms of 100 days of a new president. >> so if this doesn't end with the ejection of a sitting president, you mean effectively the business of the presidency. >> the legislative agenda, they have an opportunity if they can right the ship on this but if not we're looking at 18 months before democrats likely will take control of the house a

. take florida, for example, 9% of people in florida receive health care and through the exchanges. if you cut those subsidies the impact not only to those families and individuals and impact to the overall health system and economy is huge. i hope senators who are thinking about this, think about this more broadly than just -- >> republicans or republicans and democrats? >> republicans and democrats. >> do you think democrats are being constructive? >> they can be more constructive but we have to be honest here. republicans -- the ball is in their hands, their on offense. it's going to take a lot to have that happen and some effort on the part of mcconnell and others. and mcconnell has it in him to reach out to some many dids, you can't pass a last piece of legislation unless it's bipartis bipartisan. if you want a ping pong, we can go down that path but if you want something that's going to work and going to last, it's going to take a by part sab effort. >> so we have bill clinton acknowledging that obamacare wasn't perfect to put it generously. >> i love that clip. >> i forgot t

democratic leaning districts. they got a major opportunity to pick up a seat when florida republican congresswoman announced she will not be seeking another term. in 2016, she defended her democratic challenger by 10 points while hillary clinton won by almost 20 points. the political report is categorizing that district as lean democratic. joining me now is the house editor. david, how big of i deal is it for retirement to open up 103 days into the new administration. >> if democrats can pick one republican, it would have been ross. they are moving towards the democratic party at a blistering piece and it's in miami. you have younger cubans and upscale whites. all of whom are moving away from the national republican brand. here's a dramatic shift and the question is whether it's the start of something or whether we will see more republicans in marginal districts or whether it's a one off. >> do you think it could be because there are a lot of moderate republicans that are worried about potential challengers and won't stand up to them? >> when democrats lost the house, we saw the star

southeast has been warm. florida showed you the picture of the fires over the past couple of days. we get up to 81 in d.c. 91 in atlanta. new york getting up to 80. boston 75 will feel very warm. the only issue on tuesday is dealing with other severe weather threats. minneapolis all the way down. doesn't look like any big tornado outbreaks this week. the big story, washington, d.c., wednesday and thursday, mid 90s. >> whoa. >> that's like very quick like whoa. walking into the sauna. >> we have these series about cold weather, hot weather, we're actually correct. >> this time you are you. >> for once. >>> still ahead, honoring one of the greatest to ever play the game. derek jeter. commenting place in team history. lewis has that and all the other highlights in sports when we come back. happening right now? happening right now? we're facing 20 billion security events every day. ddos campaigns, ransomware, malware attacks... actually, we just handled all the priority threats. you did that? we did that. really. we analyzed millions of articles and reports. we can identify threats 50% faster

mention you had republican governors all over the country, including the one in florida refused to cover their own citizens with medicaid despite 100% match from the federal government. the cbo says it's not imploding. it's the republicans trying to kill it. why is your party trying to take people's health care? >> i think one of the things we've seen looks like kansas, didn't come up with blue cross/blue shield pulled out of the markets, it's the affordability insurance companies there and just where is the money going to come from in the future? the 2017 triggers that came in under obamacare came in on purpose. they came in after the president left office, so again, what i'll state is i'm not sure it's all curable and i'm not sure that the republican plan out of the house is certainly not going to look like the same thing out of the senate. mcconnell doesn't think can he garner the votes to pass it. we're probably stuck with obamacare, like it or not. >> 20 million people without insurance are telling the lord, thank you. fe fernand, i wrote a piece about the almost koor toonish

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florida from tallahassee to jacksonville, fljacksonville flag dxts ler county area. 38 million people affected. this is all of the carolinas and back into mountainous regions. a few tornadoes are possible. if we get them, most plikly they are going to be somewhere around south carolina and north carolina. keep an eye on the forecast through the day. the cool temperatures behind this storm system, probably the coolest they are going to be until the end of next fall or beginning of next winter. 69 in memphis, 61 chicago. we are going to warm it. holiday weekend soon approaching. by the time we get to saturday, cincinnati near 80 and new york city mid-70s. the worst of the weather on the eastern seaboard is the next two days and weather i am proves and friends waking up in the west, the warmth has been with you, we'll cool it off a little bit in the days ahead but a lot dry, warm weather to be found from the pacific northwest to the desert southwest. new york city, one of the spots that was dodging showers this morning improving forecast this afternoon and the rain is back again tomorrow

circus was an applauded when it retired all elephants to a sanctuary in florida. the final run will happen and the animals will go on to perform in europe or retire. >>> and coming up, a search for a peace deal. the president is expected to arrive in tel aviv at any moment. our special coverage of his foreign trip is continuing after this. keep it here, everybody. >>> in sheer numbers, the deadliest toll has been exacted on the innocent people of arab, muslim and middle eastern nations. they have borne the brunt of the killings and worst of destruction in the wave of fanatical violence. some estimates that more than 95% of the victims of terrorism are themselves muslim. we face a humanitarian and security disaster in this region that is spreading across the planet. >> all right. that was president trump yesterday speaking to leaders from across the muslim world in saudi arabia calling on them to work together to put an end to terrorism. this morning, the president on the way to israel where he is expected to land shortly. we are up early awaiting arrival. we have a lot of coverage t

that a senate committee run by them. i spoke to bill nelson of florida, he said he wants an independent investigation completed before any is confirmed. >> politics, thank you both. we'll go live after the break to iran. to preview iran's upcoming election. and how it may have an impact in other elections around the world, including in syria. marie starts her fettucini with chicken and broccoli with tender white meat chicken and freshly-made pasta mixed in an alfredo sauce made-from-scratch. because she knows that the most comforting thing about comfort food, is who you're sharing it with. marie callender's. it's time to savor. p3 planters nuts, jerky and whaseeds.at? i like a variety in my protein. totally, that's why i have this uh trail mix. wow minty. p3 snacks. the more interesting way to get your protein. before fibromyalgia, i was a doer. i was active. then the chronic, widespread pain drained my energy. my doctor said moving more helps ease fibromyalgia pain. she also prescribed lyrica. fibromyalgia is thought to be the result of overactive nerves. lyrica is believed

. there are some that have been released in st. pete, florida. some reports are coming in daily. we're excited. we said if it was just one, and there has been more than one. we can't complain. >> now, what is the significance to you of having these women, low level drug offenders, these are not violent women, not people that are a danger to society, what is the significance to you that gave you this vision to want to say, well, let's raise the money and bring them home at least on mother's day. >> yeah. i think because we're seeing a lot of black mothers and black women who are being pushed into cages unjustly. none of these women have told their stories, been tried or convicted, but have to sit in cage and the collateral damage is killing our people. one in three experience sexual violence, one out of nine black children without a parent at home, because they cannot afford bail is unacceptable. and as black people, we have a mandate to avenge the suffering of our ancestors and to earn the respect of future generations and be willing to be transformed into the service of the wor

choose to go down the path tomorrow. >> david jolly, former congressman from northern florida talked about this house election in georgia on this program. and taught me something i didn't know at the time, which i think he converted me too which is what's going on here is very helpful to jon ossoff on june 20th campaign there in georgia. the more the affordable care act is threatened by republicans, the better that is for the democrat running in that district. sam, do you share that view of that? >> well, and corre me if i'm wrong, i believe the montana republican candidate running there the election up there has also expressed reservations what the house republicans are doing precisely because of the polling that this health care bill has, the poor polling that it has. you know, obviously this is toxic. you don't have to be a wizard at politics to know it. look at the polling numbers, the quinnipiac poll that had it at 17. the numbers that you showed. which leads you to the question well, why are they doing this anyway? why rush the process to pass a bill that likely won't pass the

burning for a couple days now. and a lot of bad air quality headed toward jacksonville, florida area. yesterday it was 96 in orlando, today 97. so oppressive heat in the southern portions of the country and today will be the same. gainesville at 96, charleston at 94. so while the northeast and great lakes is unusually chilly, it's very warm in the southern half of the country. near record highs. so think of all the firefighters out there in 95 degree heat trying to fight that blaze in the swamps, that is not fun. and northern chill continues. only 60s. new york city, saturday 54 when the nor'easter is nearby. and not much better back through the great lakes. so have and have nots all week long. and the south continues to be mid summer. >> any idea what caused that fire yet? is it weather related? >> i'll look that up for you. i didn't see what caused it. sometimes in the swamps like that, it can be lightning strikes. impressive. >> all right, bill, thanks. still ahead, the world react to the firing of james comey. >> it's complicating thing for the nation's diplomats. keir simmons jo

the room where he was speaking. >> so, comey actually started his day in florida, where he addressed some police officers. he then flew to california and was speaking around 2:30 to a group of employees at the l.a. field office. he is talking to them in the background, the television screens as you were saying, start flashing that comey is fired. now comey tells the group, oh, what a prank. he says oh, this is a frank. and he laughs. but then his staff starts scurrying off to the side. they come up to him, and they say something to him. he stops speaking. he then shakes the hands the employees in the room, and then goes into a side room. and i'm not sure what happens then. but at that point, the letter from the white house had still not arrived at the fbi. >> robert costa, you were at the white house tonight. inside the west wing. there are reports the communication shocked all the employees there, the employees were there late. as you have heard, the "washington post" is reporting this as well, this seems to have take ten west wing staff by surprise in that they did not expect this

alcohol was not a factor in his dui arrest early monday morning in florida. he cited a mix of prescription medication. in a statement woods said, quote, i understand the severity of what i did and i take full responsibility for my actions, explaining, quote, i didn't realize the mix of medications had affected me so strongly. the 14-time major champion is recovering from his fourth back surgery since 2014. last week wrote, quote, i haven't felt this good in years. in his first public comments following his latest procedure in april. woods has not xlad competitively with with drawing from the dubai classic in february and has not won a pga tournament since 2013. >>> still ahead, bryce harper, one of baseball's biggest stars, starts a helmet throwing, bench clearing brawl. >>> immigrations protests on the texas senate floor. we have that plus a check of weather when we come back. i no longer live with the uncertainties of hep c. wondering, what if? i let go of all those feelings. because i am cured with harvoni. harvoni is a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of ch

secret service and money for palm beach, florida and new york city which incurred a lot of costs with the president's travel or the unique situation of the trump home. the tower for the first lady. being a target itself and needing to be protected at a high level. some additional funding for that signed into law yesterday. >> kelly, the figure on that for the security figure? >> reporter: $120 million. in addition to what was in the budget. >> thank you, kelly in branchburg, new jersey. >>> no legislative session for congress next week. many in home districts. tom reid represents the district in new york. he will hold a town hall this morning. beth, this congress member held a lot of these. what do you think constituents will call it and have you seen people start to show up? >> reporter: thomas, good morning. people starting to show up now. the town hall starts at 9:00 in do dunkirk, new york. it is about 40 degrees this morning. we actually came up with congress member reid in february. he is a congress member, rare right now, continuing to hold town hall meetings. meeting with

remainder of my time to mr. gowdy. >> sorry. i was colluding with my friend from florida. i want to pick up where -- well, i want to do this. the last time you and i talked, you had referred information to the bureau. am i right? what you had seen, you referred to the bureau. >> okay. i don't know if that was the last thing we talk ed about, bu i'll grant you -- >> one of the last. >> yes. >> it wasn't a trick question. one of the last things, you referred to the bureau what you saw, is that fair? >> yes. >> did you also defer to director clapper? >> not everything that was shared with the bureau is shared with director clapper. >> and why would that be? >> because on counterintelligence matters dealing with u.s. person information of very sensitive nature, the office of the dni and the dni does not have that type of operational responsibility. what we try to do is make sure there is as little exposure of that information as possible. i would keep general clapper informed about the nature of my engagements, but the materials that were shared with the bureau would not have been share

moscow, a $95 million sale of a florida mansion to a russian billionaire, and a few other sales which are described as, quote, immaterial. the translation here is that trump is saying his taxes show he doesn't have big ties to russia. if his taxes show that, it would take the steam out of one of the largest questions dogging him in his presidency. but obviously, let's be clear. he didn't release that proof. instead, he is releasing a purported description of that proof. it's not the tax returns. it's not testified. it's not even an independent audit by an accounting firm. it's a bit like telling the cops you have a secret alibi for the crime you're suspected of, but you just won't tell them what the alibi is. some critics say the letter actually makes things worse. >> no, it doesn't satisfy. i think it was the same firm that talked about the president's massive disclosures that was later found out to be all blank pages. not a lot of credibility with that firm and some of those individuals. what i would take is i would take the president's tax returns. we can clear this up if we

said he grabbed you roughly leaving bruises. the palm beach county, florida, state attorney decided not to pursue charges against him for battery. so what is your reaction for the talk of him possibly returning to the trump administration, and how does that square off with a moderate guy like gary cohn taking a senior position and then you bring somebody like corey into the mix? that's oil and water to me. >> i don't think it's surprising. trump really enjoys his comb combative style and he believes corey is very loyal. even after he fired corey, corey wouldn't say anything critical of the president. there continues to be leaks coming out of his office and here is someone who has been loyal to him from day one. trump wants to get back to these big rallies that he had during the campaign where he was able to talk directly to voters, bash the press, have these big events and corey did that, put all of that together. i don't think this is going to bring stability to the white house. we know that he has problems -- corey has problems with kushner, he has problems with reince priebus and