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There will be a saturday night massacre, an archibald cox situation, it would be terrible for the president himself, it would be terrible for the republican party in the midterms, and so were trying to send that message to the president. i dont know what the presidents going to do tonight. i hop he doesnt take an impulsive action, however. coming up, slippery, slime ball, worst fbi director in history. the president is in full attack mode ahead of this interview tonight with james comey, but a...

Dr. sam jacobton. >> can you explain what it is about sarin that is so particularly awful? >> this is like a pesticide on humans, anderson. its lethal and works fast and this sticks everything in the on mode so everything is just going on and stays on. your eyes water and nose runs and muscles seize up. its very painful. the diaphragm arcs louing to breathe becomes paralyzes and causes someone to die. its a terrible thing and this effect on the body can happen within minutes. >> why is it harder...

Two year old was back in the starting line up against braman. the only chance is now belongs to the hosts the use of it came close to the dangerous free kick in the sixty minutes and when cruises short rations of the box winds mean its lighted nicholas moyes sunda road to rebound the defender was the first to react and the ball like to keep up peter kalash he was left scrambling and braman in front of. just five minutes after the break the lights equalized when twenty year old and see mode a new...

Thats happening. it sort of sticks everything in the on mode. your muscles start to seize up. its very painful. ultimately, the diaphragm becomes paralyzed and can cause someone to die. its a terrible thing and what i described this sort of pesticide like effect on the body can happen within minutes. >> why is it harder to detect when its used? >> when you look at the gas, its a liquid. in a liquid form. when used as a weapon of terror like this, it is put out there, it start to turn into this g...

Priorities back, right? >> correct. absolutely. >> neil: how close is this vote? >> the vote was unanimous on the part of our seven-member counsel. >> neil: the reaction from some citizens when they have meeting here and hear whats going on and aggressive back and forth, it seemed to be handled civilly and loudly at times. where do you think this puts california right now in this debate? its not a black and white issue or we are a sanctuary state issue as governor brown wanted to stay. where doe...

Wait and see mode for the president to make that decision and if it is military action for orders to be issued. what we do know is president trump talking to both the british and the french leaders, there will be an effort if this comes to military action to include both countries and make this more of a coalition strike, not just with the u.s. out in front. so a key question right now is what targets in syria would you want to hit? do you want to hit air fields? well, this alleged chemical stri...

E-mail. >> no. >> he does not use e-mail. >> correct. >> so what could these communications between he and michael cohen be? >> it could be notes that michael cohen written down. something the presidents long-time assistant and chief among the number of secretaries who sat outside the presidents office on the 26th floor of trump tower had sent cohen. we really dont know the extent of what was grabbed in terms of his communications and not all communications between a lawyer and a client are priv...

Like somehow the united states actually did this chemical weapons attack. look, i have seen those things on twitter. that means that the kgb or fsb actually it is now is in full panic mode and the russians are scared because they know who exactly was behind this it was bashar al assad. >> do you think that bashar al assad is a threat to u.s. national security? >> yeah. i think hes a war criminal and so any time we dont prosecute war criminals its a threat to national security. secondly bashar al...

Iranian forces are stationed on the base, and israel does not want iran, which is propping up syrias president assad, to continue building its own presence in syria. david? >> all right, james longman with us tonight. james, our thanks to you tonight, as well. back here at home, facebooks mark zuckerberg on capitol hill today, and what he acknowledged. hes there for meetings and hearings after the scandal involving the abuse of millions of users, the use of their personal information. abcs mar...

The hearing for the facebook ceo mark z rg will run for hours starting tomorrow. it will last two days and the company is already in damage control mode. its rolling out new policies, increase transparency and zuckerberg expected to take full spansability on this matter. here now exclusively, one of the senators that met face to face with zuckerberg today senate comersz committee chair john thune. senator, good evening, thanks for being a part of our program tonight. >> good evening. >> bill: bi...