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Considered obstruction of justice on its face? >> it is an open and serious constitutional question about whether or not the president's pardon power can be exercised correctly. some say the power is unlimited and regardless of motives he can pardon anyone he likes. others say if the purpose of the pardon is to obstruct an inquiry, that itself can be prosecuted as obstruction of justice. the supreme court has not ruled on this. that's why michael is absolutely right. the question of what the president knew and when he knew it is crucial because if trump asked dowd to offer a pardon in exchange...

Federal government also investigate this case. craig? >> joe fryer for us there in sacramento. joe, thank you. again, folks, we are watch the white house press briefing room. it's the third weekday the president does not have any public events. she will likely be asked about that, sarah huckabee sanders, as well as the situation in sacramento as well. we'll be right back. thank you so much. thank you! so we're a go? yes! we got a yes! what does that mean for purchasing?

Serious pardon case on the limits of the pardon power. this could be a constitutional case of great significance. >> if there was this explicit quid pro quo, that would boast the argument this was an attempt to obstruct justice. >> yes, the president's critics would say a prid pro quo is a motive. you're not supposed to offer it tostop an inquiry from going forward. it could be prosecuted under corruption statutes. it doesn't matter what the pardon is is. there are these english law cases saying it's like a sovereign power that dates back to the king and? exercised and not limited in any way. ...

>> closure for me now is recovering their bodies. that's my number one priority. i had three people on that plane, and i cannot leave one of them out there. >> that was really the only thing that mattered. while the fbi and the ntsb and everybody else was off running out trying to figure out exactly what happened in this crash. >> we have a massive investigation on going. >> i'm jim calstrum and i was in charge of the twa investigation. when this tragedy happened, the country was at a very high state of alert. within a day and a half, i had 1,000 agents working on the c e case. i immediately t...

Lot of good in jodi arias to be saved and she felt terrible that someone's life had been taken and she was speaking about travis alexander. she decided she couldn't go through with it and the defense decided to launch a motion in the penalty phase and they asked to withdraw from the case entirely and that was denied. then they said we're not going to call any witnesses and court was adjourned and what does this mean for jodi arias to take the stand? we still expect her to take the stand tomorrow and she may be speak about her art work and trying to show the jurors that there's more to her than...