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Today. >> good morning, everyone. >> how does your >> feeling really good. >> jessica schneider outside the courthouse there in virginia. jessica, we heard that there were two bench conferences with the judge today. whats a tthe word on what thats all about? >> a big mystery, brooke. none of the public was in there. its a sealed conference that means that the transcripts will be under seal until after the verdict. these were very short, one of them lasted just seven minutes and wasnt completely ...

Even probably a stronger basis would be executive privilege where the president can say he doesnt want people helping him in his deliberation process and making his decisions testifying before other bodies like the congress or the courts. thats what nixon did with his tapes. he said they were subject to executive privilege. the court said well, thats not true when a grand jury sends a subpoena for them. >> what do you make of this idea that mcgahn was worried about being thrown under the bus? >>...

Privilege for government attorneys, personal privilege like that. so that would be the one issue. even probably a stronger basis would be executive privilege, where the president can say that he doesnt want people who are helping him in his deliberation process and making his decisions, testifying before other bodies, like the congress or the courts. thats what nixon did with his tames. he said they were subject to on executive privilege, and the court said thats not true when the grand jury sen...

Stop anybody from talking to the press but that he wants the deliberation process to remain sacred. if it doesnt, whatever the jurors tell reporters about what is happening in the room right now is grist for the media mill. sandra. >> sandra: peter doocy, a lot of activity expected there. >> bill: president trump set to take off for new york in 90 minutes from now as he weighs a decision to revoke the possibility of more security clearances for obama-era officials. 12 former senior intel officia...

Essentially carried this out on his own she did h. no knowledge that she didnt aid or abet in any way. then it came out that his father was an fbi informant. we only found that out during the course of this trial. the judge was asked to throughout the case by the defense said no. what do you think about that? is that the right call? >> that was absolutely the right call. because of this defendant, law enforcement learned via her mouth that omar mateen was actively preparing for jihad. including ...

Earlier. appreciate your time. >> thank you, katy. >> 44 hours and counting. that is how long jurors in bill cosbys sexual assault trial have been deliberating. the judge answered new questions from the jury but he isnt taking "deadlocked" for an answer. he sent them back to the deliberation room and he wants a verdict. ron is outside the courthouse in norristown, pennsylvania. ron, what is the latest? >> reporter: katy, right now in the courtroom the jury is hearing read back the testimony they...

Find clear skin that lasts. >> melissa: fox news alert. after 30 hours, the jury in the trial bill cosby says they are deadlocked. the judges keep at it, forcing them back to the deliberation process. cosby is charged with three counts of aggravated sexual assault. lets bring an attorney and fox news anchor. do you think? does is bode well for? what does it mean to you? >> a quick decision by a jury in the first day is generally bad for the accused. the longer it goes, the more a chance that the...

And msnbc contributor, jeremy peters. hans, starting with you. what were learning about numbers, locations, possible additional forces in afghanistan. break it down for us. >> the numbers, the range is 3,000 to 5,000. thats what were hearing. i just got off the phone with a senior administration official. theyre stressing this is still in the deliberation process. no final decision has been made. and president trump is asking some questions about this proposed policy. what we know about the poli...

Radically different than in his opening statement. in this closing argument, he said, i felt like i had to do it, and i still feel that way. we also know that the jury came back with three questions during this almost three hour deliberation process. they wanted to know if dylan roof would really pose a threat to other inmates if he were given life without patrol. they also wanted to revisit a digital tape of pastor picny reverend, as he gave historic speech at emanuel ame church. im getting the...

Addition to the fact and the horrible facts that you heard. the defense will be given an opportunity to present evidence to help to mitigate the horrific crime thats taken place. >> give us a sense of the decision making process when the federal prosecutors decided that they were going to go for the death penalties because his attorneys dylann roof offered one of the plea deals to spare him the death penalty. we are willing to do that in exchange for life in prison, during that deliberation proc...