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The highest risk for severe storms will be across the northern plains we cant rule out maybe some hail, damaging winds across the central u.s. and gulf coast states. there are your highs today radio. landfill warm across the u.s. 91 kansas city. even minneapolis at 80. we are at 76 in new york city. and just a quick look. active in the pacific as well. this wile our first named storm in the next five days we think the good news is the storm will be moving away from land. thats the way we like it...

Protect the steel and aluminium industries, because theyre very critical to our national security. tariffs are the only measures appropriate to safeguard the untry. >> coming up, axios onthon swan has a look at this mornings one big thing. and the serious growing questions over a presidents power. president trump facing new warnings over his claim that he has the absolute right to pardon himself. republican senator rand paul weighs in on whether its time for special prosecution, excuse me, spe...

They argue, but can he let himself off the hook too, they say. onof the presidents allies this morning pointing out first comes the pardon, then the problems. >> the president yesterday broadly declared that he has the absolute right to pardon himself. >> he does and the congress has the right to impeach him. thats what would happen. if a president was dumb enough to pardon themselves, that would be such an act -- that would be such an arrogant statement of power that the house would probably im...

They take obstruction of justice very seriously, what is manafort accused of doing? hes accused of obstructing the mueller investigation by trying to get his story straight with potential witnesses, the origin of this goesack to when manafort was supporting the pro russian effort by the iyanukovyh regi regime. they did it in a way that violated u.s. foreign agent registration laws, possibly money laundering and tax evasion charges as well. the whole effort to follow the russian money to influenc...

>> breaking tonight, the white house is furiously dodging questions about whether president trump might actually consider pardoning himself after decl thae has the absolute right to do so. were following a series of bombshells coming from the president, rudy giuliani and a newly revealed letter from the trump legal team to robert mueller. its all adding to a very disturbi portrait of a president who appears to think he is above the law and an administration that cant be trusted to tell the ameri...

That from the attorneys representing jack phillips of masterpiece bakers who just won before the supreme court. thank you all so much. coming up for us, president trump says he has the absolute right to pardon himself as his lawyer rudy giuliani says trump could shoot james comey and get away with it. whats going on here, honestly. thats coming up. plus, bill clinton gets heated over questions about monica lewinskying he doesnt owe her a personal apology. does he see that scandal in his poli...

>> sam: in armenia we say khash, it means just boiled. so there is big debate on whether its georgian or armenian. of course every armenian is sure its armenian. dont do the lavash first, please. were going to do the- >> inna: garlic, first comes garlic. >> anthony: i see. >> sam: but pay attention to the salt, if youre not leveling it with the right level. >> george: the salt -- the garlic level for you, its okay, you can add. >> anthony: so its garlic -- so far so good. >> sam: and then, okay,...

Presidential prerogatives, did conclude that the president couldnt do it. you can imagine a court reaching same result on the theory that self-pardoning is abo as self-judging, being a judge in your own case. this is certainly not what the framers of the constitution had in mind. >> april, a quick final word. the 18-second, pregnant pause from ted cruz. never heard him speechless before. >> exactly. his silence was deafening for those few moments, for those few seconds. but the bottom line is, i...

Constitutional claims about the presidents powers. he has the power to pardon himself. the appointment of the special counsel is unconstitutional. when asked why the white house press secretary gave false information to the public, incredibly, she referred those questions to the presidents outside legal team even though it was her own bogus statements she was being asked about. it was a performance that was hard to pardon. at white house today, there were more talking points than actual answers....