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10,000 pilgrims are still inside the grand mosque, and sniper fire was heard all day in mecca. >> broadcasts from iran today blame the united states for the assault on the grand mosque in mecca, the muslim holy city in saudi arabia. those broadcasts were heard in islamabad where a mob stormed the american embassy, killed a marine guard and trapped about 100 americans in the embassy. >> the mob was screaming "kill the american dogs" in islamabad. this is the third major event in the muslim world ...

The point he is making, we have coverage on candidate trump in the primary. 333 minutes on him and five times as much coverage on him as the terrorist attacks and more coverage by the major networks on princes death. >> the three network weekly broadcasts is not reflective of the year. you are spinning the idea. thats a lovely spin, but thats not what he was saying. he said the media doesnt want to cover them because we dont want to because we have an agenda. thats what he was suggesting and its...

Chris funk on how his son playing for the pastry is. about the rams. they knew how their all-time record for most super bowl that trees with brady. there goes that record. this is his hometown, to come home and broadcasts. >> did retch a say he wants them to land? >> i think bradshaw was moved by his one-on-one with tom brady. i wanted to break my record. but keep in mind, i am first. >> a little while ago by zack stadium with pete hegseth, is the roof open and he says its close. right now. hous...

If you were reading from the beginning youd get down to here. 1400 pages into it and this bill that just passed in november signed by president obama, on page 1,404 of that bill, there was a provision about something called the voice of america. voice of america is a fairly non-controversial -- basically a public diplomacy outlet that is run as part of the u.s. government. every once in a while theres some minor kerfuffle about the voice of america but its considered to be non-controversial. its...

Bill. 1,404 pages into it -- so, like, if you were raiding from teadin beginning youd get down to here. 1400 pages into it and this bill that just passed in november signed by president obama, on page 1,404 of that bill, there was a provision about something called the voice of america. voice of america is a fairly non-controversial -- basically a public diplomacy outlet that is run as part of the u.s. government. every once in a while theres some minor kerfuffle about the voice of america but i...

That just passed in november signed by president obama, on page 1,404 of that bill, there was a provision about something called the voice of america. voice of america is a fairly non-controversial -- basically a public diplomacy outlet that is run as part of the u.s. government. every once in a while theres some minor kerfuffle about the voice of america but its considered to be non-controversial. its founded during world war ii, broadcasts in 100 countries, 61 languages, reaches over 250 milli...

From here at the white house. and spicer left the lectern and he did not take any questions. and it does sort of set up on day one before the official briefing schedule own begins, a line has been thrown down that reporting from tweets or pool reports or official articles, statements, broadcasts, are all subject to getting the briefing room treatment and critique from both the president and his top spokesman. earlier today at the cia, the president called out a reporter by his first name, refere...

Reporting from tweets or pool reports or official articles, statements, broadcasts, are all subject to getting the briefing room treatment and critique from both the president and his top spokesman. earlier today at the cia, the president called out a reporter by his first name, referencing some reporting he had done in the newly renovated oval office. and he did that in front of secret service employees who may not have even been aware of it. but the president used that moment to go after, by n...

They did say this was a statement, not a press briefing, and that is a distinction that could be important in this instance. but we wanted to ask about the womens march and the crowds that you could actually hear from here at the white house. and spicer left the lectern and he did not take any questions. and it does sort of set up on day one before the official briefing schedule own begins, a line has been thrown down that reporting from tweets or pool reports or official articles, statements, b...

Those dont line up with the perceptions that people had by witnessing things and the other research theyve been able to pull together. certainly criticism of how things are reported is expected. thats part of the vigorous back and forth that happens. but theres usually also a chance for us to ask questions. they did say this was a statement, not a press briefing, and that is a distinction that could be important in this instance. but we wanted to ask about the womens march and the crowds that yo...