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Others, has decided that he would be completely transparent in the process. >> laura: you dont know everything they have. obviously. >> of course not. >> laura: thats one of the pitfalls. i wouldnt put my client in this position to walk into a perjury trap with obstruction of justice, but why would you even give them a narrow opening on obstruction? is it because some lawyers are saying you know they will say no? because they are not going to want to be limited in their questioning on the obstru...

Documentary evidence. thats what is going to decide the trial. >> mo, for the first time, the trump campaign was mentioned by name in the past always a presidential campaign. you know, at best the president didnt know what paul manafort and gates were up to. of a scheme from manafort. hasnt been proven guilty. alleged at this point. innocent until proven guilty. an allegation. trying to monetize his position with the trump campaign. wasnt getting paid for it by the trump campaign. but to tripe t...

Streets not in my hometown or every hometown of syria. he wants to show what its like to be a refugee and he seems to have accomplished that path found his even lead to a nomination for the scholarship program in the process. to work as a game designer in syria. its a long way to do it. there. and now standing center stage latest technology makes it possible to create virtual movies that show actors from all sides but it poses entirely new challenges for technicians and creatives alike the first...

>> as abhorrent as some of this content can be, it gets down to this principle of giving people a voice. >> so why did he end up caving here? well continue to demand answers for you. remember when disgraced fbi agent strzok texted lisa page about an insurance policy to keep trump from getting elected? well, maybe just maybe these latest moves are the beginning of big techs own version of an insurance policy to see that someone with trumps views never reaches a position of authority again. and th...

Laura Ingraham shines a spotlight on everyday Americans and examines how their lives are affected by politics at the federal, state and local level.

Room, the possibility of an automatic recount. if the difference is .5% or less, that triggers an automatic recount. it is close but still outside of that automatic recount margin. it is very exciting in here but everybody is still very nervous and cautiously optimistic. thats a phrase i keep hearing over and over. >> certainly loud there. great reporting. well continue to monitor this race and others and bring you the results as they come in. very exciting. even if he wins, the other networks w...

People in the room, the possibility of an automatic recount if the difference is .5% or less that triggers an automatic recount. is it very close but so far right now, still outside that automatic recount margin. it is very exciting in here but everybody is nervous and cautiously optimistic. thats the phrase i keep hearing over and over. >> laura: certainly loud there. well continue to monitor this race and others throughout the hour and the night and bring you the results as they come in. even ...

Troops scrambling for safety below. cbs news could not authenticate this video. whether staged or legit, the incident highlights growing concerns over the threat of weaponized drones. isis deployed them on the battlefields of iraq and syria to drop explosives on u.s.-led forces. iraqi forces we were with in mosul told us they had little defense against the terrorist drones. iraq veteran and drone threat expert pete norton. i disaffected individuals m ming from overseas would like e bring their e...

Days off and longer work hou now at 6:00 a plan to beef up b.a.r.t. security, it means more b.a.r.t. cops with fewer days off and longer work hours. good evening. im elizabeth cook. >> im allen martin. its part of a $28 million safety strategy. the money also covers a revamp of the camera surveillance system, new emergency phones on station platforms and training employees to help with security. it comes after a deadly attack on a b.a.r.t. platform last month. kpix5s phil matier is live at the...

Onrthern border. the border patrol says despite their dedicated personnel and thl their technology, people are coming across illegally. last year, border patrol agents along the northern border caught 3,027 people who were in the country illegally. nearly half, 1,489, were from mexico, which is on the southern border. mexican citizens dont need a nasa to enter canada. and one-way flights to toronto and montreal only cost about $300. the border patrol uses high-tech motion detectors, sensors, and...