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election, haven t provided anything to lead me to believe or should lead you to believe, and i continue to see reports coming from media sources saying when they checked in with law enforcement or intelligence community sources. there s nothing more than has been previously reported over and over again. so at some point you do have to ask yourself what are you actually looking for? how many times do you have to come to the same conclusion before you take the answer? that s what i m saying. mara? just to follow-up, did you personally reach out i m not going to say what we discussed internally. we did our job about making sure that when people had reporters had questions, we let them know what subject matter experts were available to discuss the accuracy of a newspaper story. mara? i m sure people will come back to the budget question, which is during the campaign, the president said he was not going to touch medicare, social security. treasury secretary repeated that. sou ....
A newscast reviewing and analyzing top stories of the day as they happen. did you find him to be credible? no. i think he would have done anything that he could to preserve himself. that s just obvious in the fact that he flipped on manafort. shepard: but that juror went on to convict paul manafort. peter doocy will have more on that in just a moment and john roberts will have a detailed wrap-up on a renewed throw down between the attorney general jeff sessions and the president. first, let s get to rick leventhal with more on the reported immunity deal for the publisher of the national inquirer and now former trump friend david pecker. former friend. sources are confirming this wall street journal report that the u.s. attorney s office offered immunity to david pecker so that he would talk about what he knew about michael cohen s handling of those payments to those women, david pecker, long-time friend of the president and runs the national inquirer. the journal rep ....
Coast as a category three storm. the storm left more than 1200 people dead, displaced hundreds of thousands more and left $125 billion of damages. at the time, it was considered a once in a century storm but, the 20,016 and 2018, alone, the us was impacted by six other major hurricane is. what powered katrina and other storms is the heat in the oceans? so with oceans warm, hurricanes gain more energy and become more severe. the result, scientists that model of each high wind speeds and rates of rainfall which can cause catastrophic destruction and widespread flooding, like we saw with hurricane harvey in 2017. 9 trillion gallons of water fell over the texas coast, hitting houston especially hard. the region was under waterfor especially hard. the region was under water for days and tens of thousands were displaced. ....
Reached the coast as a category three storm. the storm left more than 1200 people dead, displaced hundreds of thousands more and left $125 billion in damages and at the time it was considered a once in a century storm by between 2016 and 2018 alone, the us was impacted by six other major hurricanes. what powered katrina and other storms is the heat in the oceans so as oceans warm, hurricanes gain more energy. they become more severe. the result, scientists say, is that more will be at higher wind speeds and rate of rainfall which can cause catastrophic destruction and widespread flooding, like we saw hurricane harvey in 2017. 9 trillion gallons of water fell over the texas coast, hitting houston especially hard. the region was under waterfor especially hard. the region was under water for days. especially hard. the region was under waterfor days. and especially hard. the region was under water for days. and tens of thousands were displaced. recovery has taken years. so as ....
Carl nasman looks into it. hurricanes. some of the most powerful and damaging tropical storms have hit the us injust the last couple of decades. does that mean they are getting worse? well, if frequency is any measure of how bad they have become, then no. the sheer number of hurricanes hasn t increased, but overall, the storms are getting stronger. the number of category three, four and five hurricanes the most intense is on the rise. that is making these storms more costly and deadly as well. hurricane katrina, which hit louisiana in 2005 reached the coast as a category three storm stop the storm left more than 1200 people dead, displaced hundreds of thousands more are left $125 billion in damages. at the time, it was considered a once in a century storm. but between 2016 and 2018 alone us ....