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Live coverage and debate here on cspan2. A senator mr. Chairman . The presiding officer the senator from california. A senator i ask that the quorum call be vitiated. The presiding officer the senate is not in a quorum call. Mrs. Feinstein thank you, mr. President. Mr. President , you and i have been on the Intelligence Committee for a considerable period of time. I much longer than you. However, i think were both well experienced with the subject. I would like to make a few comments on section 702. For six years i was chairman of the committee, ranking for two. And what i came to see is that ...

I know there is some concerns about privacy of seniors with the web camera and video monitoring may give challenges to want to ensure the privacy of seniors and their dignity using this technology. But we also want to make sure we are looking now for their safety. I know using privacy techniques such as old the silhouettes on video monitors to ease some of the privacy concerns over adults but the challenge for those is to maximize safety with the minimum invasion of privacy they get to the chairman and witnesses to be here today and i look forward to learning from your testimony. That is an ex...

Well fight it tooth and nail. And plus, are the feds taking to the air to get information from your phone . What is behind the new report claiming that the government is watching from high poof. An instant response from a time of crisis. It alerts police to a school shooting, all happening now. First to our top story right now. Moments ago, the house of representative voted to approve the key stone pipeline. The republicans tried to push it through. But this time 31 democrats voted with the gop also. I am eric shaun in for jon scott. I am heather in for jenna lee. It is a busy day on capitol h...

He could be looking at like 50 years in prison, it kind of looks like the end of the world for somebody like roger stone, the end of his free life, right . But the statutory maximum sentence, the sentence he might theoretically get on paper is nowhere near what hes actually likely to get. The guidelines, for example, suggest a sentence much shorter than the statutory maximum, also its his first offense. Its sort of a whitecollar offense, although im never quite sure what the dividing line is there. In any case, nobody really thinks hes going to get decades in prison. But it is seven felony cou...

Theoretically get on paper is nowhere near what hes actually likely to get. The guidelines, for example, suggest a sentence much shorter than the statutory maximum, also its his first offense. Its sort of a whitecollar offense, although im never really quite sure what the dividing line is there. In any case, nobody really thinks hes going to get decades in prison. But it is seven felony counts including witness tampering which is a serious one. Theres an interesting thing that happened right at the end of the day in court on friday right after the jury read out their verdict about roger stone ...