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It now ranks 17th because so many more people are living on the coastline. it moved through quick. we are seeing something different. it moved fast. with this one stalling, thats a big, big problem. remember, harvey last year in texas, it put on the brakes and stayed around. for a couple weeks. >> it was dropping literally feet of water. people have to remember, theyre telling you to get out now because tomorrow morning, its not all about the eye. the eye is the least part of the suck. the first...

Again, bob woodwards the common denominator here. much of what we knew about nixon talking to the portraits and worrying the portraits might talk back or turning up the air conditioning and building a fire in the lincoln sitting room and raging, most of that came in a book called "the final days." which was not published i think until 76 or 77. it came after the fact. this is, as ever, trump has sped everything up. this is a real time final days playing out. its as if we had almost a webcam insi...

Talk back or turning up the air conditioning and building a fire in the lincoln sitting room and raging, most of that came in a book called "the final days." which was not published i think until 76 or 77. it came after the fact. this is, as ever, trump has sped everything up. this is a real time final days playing out. its as if we had almost a webcam inside the white house to some extent. it says, though, what happened today when "the new york times" posted that piece is its rather as though a...

Until 76 or 77. it came after the fact. this is, as ever, trump has sped everything up. this is a real time final days playing out. its as if we had almost a webcam inside the white house to some extent. it says, though, what happened today when "the new york times" posted that piece is its rather as though al hague, who had been the henry kissinger aide, became the white house chief of staff after bob haldeman resigned on april 30th of 1973. this is as though al hague decided to anonymously wri...

Deliberation and they stopped and gave him this note because they wanted to ask him these four questions. they all came back into the courtroom and the judge answered their four questions. and then this is what happened next. ready? quote, judge. all right. do counsel need to come to the bench for any reason. >> no, your honor. thank you. >> mr. downing, the defense lawyer, no, your honor. >> the judge turns to the jury and says all right, ladies and gentlemen, im also advised that you would lik...

How the oddly co lly compelling in this case, how he sent the jury home tonight. i mentioned they have a day of deliberation and they stopped him to ask him these four questions. it all came back into the courtroom and the judge answered their four questions. and then this is what happened next. ready? quote, the jflt all right. do counsel need to come to the bench for any sfleen mr. andres, no, your honor, the prosecutor, no, your honor. the judge turns to the jury and says all right. ladies an...

Out in negotiations so that we have a plan to implement to achieve denuclearization or at least to reduce the nuclear threat. thats the tough part. thats what were really looking at right now. so im keeping an eye on those working groups that have been assembled between the u.s. and north korea to see if theyre making progress. if they are, thats a good thing. arthel: does kim jong-un have reason to push back on the notion of him giving up his nuclear capabilities? >> well, i think most of my co...

Fraying. this has been a relationship since world war ii where weve invested a lot and worked a lot with our allies that share our values. its kept the peace for 70 years. i think at times the president has engaged in a wrecking ball diplomacy, which you go in, you wreck everything up, then at the end you declare great things. pushing them on burden sharing is good. theres no increase about what was agreed to a few years ago. maybe accelerating it, give the president credit for that. if you take...

He was in position potentially to succeed her. he thought he finally lined everything up, and in d.c. he had. then he turns around and after 20 years of basically uncontested reelections in a district where he is the party chair, where he inherited the seat from his mentor literally 20 years ago, his mentor timed his retirement to avoid a competitive primary and get crowley in the seat. thats how crowley got the seat. he stayed in it without competition for 20 years. he turns around having final...

Your district. the other is he was trying to be the top democrat in d.c. for years his biggest obstacle he thought in politics, nothing in his home district, but was nancy pelosi. he tried in 2006. he tried in 2008. he tried in 2010 to move into the democratic leadership in d.c. he was blocked for years by nancy pelosi. why? because he had aligned himself in democratic politics in d.c. with pelosis big rival, steny hoyer from maryland. crowley in the last few years, he made the relationship righ...