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There is a movement to territorial gain. The House Armed Service chairman buck talks about house security and later a look at mortgage lenders proposals fanny mae and freddy mack. Writing because any show of tre strength is akin to starting a war. The House Committee works on the 2015 Defense Program bill tomorrow and you can watch live coverage beginning at 10 a. M. Eastern on cspan and cspan. Org. First i welcome not just the heritage but our events this month. This is protect america and we emphasis defense related issue but we work on it all career around. We have a rare treat this morning...

A train pulling more than 100 tankers of crude oil hasar derailed and exploded in west virginia. Oil is pouring into a river that supplies Drinking Water and two. Small towns are evacuating. Bryan hughes of our charleston affiliate wowk is at the scene. Bryan, what do you have . Scott, this an incredible scene where the fire continues the rage back behind me. At this point weve been able to count about eight rail cars that are on fire. Csx official estimates from csx is that this is a 109car train two locomotives. They said only one is on fire, but clearly that is not the case. Also crude oil ...

Special trouble for President Trump. With me Austin Wright a congressional reporter for politico. He broke the news about the comey memos. Good evening. Thanks for having me. When are these memos going to the Senate Intelligence committee . They wouldnt say. The chairman suggests he expects them soon. Why does he want them . A lot of people on the hill are now wanting to start looking into the question of obstruction of justice and whether the president attempted to obstruct any investigation. Of course, as we saw in comeys testimony last month these memos will lay out where the president aske...

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