. >>> plus, selma, alabama, 52 years after bloody sunday. today a re-enactment symbolic for the fight of voting rights in the 1960s and again today. >>> the white house is now asking congress to widen its probe into russian interference in the 2016 election. their logic? they want to include the potential abuse of executive branch powers. the move comes after president trump accused former president obama of wiretapping trump tower in the week before the election. spokesperson for former president obama denied obama or any white house official ever ordered surveillance on a u.s. citizen. former director of national intelligence, james clapper, also refutes the president's -- president trump's claims here. in an exclusive interview on nbc's "meet the press." take a listen here. >> for the part of the national security apparatus that i oversaw as dni, there was no such wiretap activity mounted against the president-elect at the time, as a candidate or against his campaign. >> if the fbi, for instance, had a court order, that would be informati

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christmas in 2015. >> his left eye would look toward his nose. >> reporter: diagnosis by doctors in alabama retina blastoma malignant tumor of the eye affecting the young children. >> we were shell shocked. >> reporter: doctor recommended treatment at wills eye institute and children's hospital of philadelphia they said it is best in the world. >> reporter: family traveled back and forth every month last year for asher's treatments always knowing they have a welcomed place to stay. >> mcdonald house was unbelievable. >> reporter: during that time asher had one eye removed. his dad took video the first day asher saw his new prosthetic eye in the mirror. >> you will get use to it and feel better. >> reporter: through it all mark and ashley found a community inside ronald mc donald house wherever parent 's wish is for their. >> we share their stories. >> reporter: for asher facing every treatment, staying here, made all of the difference. >> but he is always okay, to come to the mcdonald house. he loves it. >> reporter: but their trips to ronald mcdonald house are coming to an end because on t

alabama and you had more objections from democrats and liberal groups. he has ties to washington. he is an originalist and texture list which means he will call them as he sees them. you have done this report. far outou feel he is so of the mainstream when it appears he is probably in the republican mainstream, in the conservative mainstream. say you arewould right in the conventional wisdom hewashington -- it is that is very much in the mold of a mainstream republican. he presents well. he is courteous. he is polite. he is smart. no one questions his intellect or his integrity, at this point. but that is not the end of the inquiry. done at thehave alliance for justice is review many of his opinions on the 10th circuit court of appeals. he is been on that court for 10 years and from that review, we have come to know a man and a sideswho almost always with the powerful and the wealthy at the expense of everyday people. a man who does not bring an objective, open mind to decision-making. but an individual and judge who has a predisposition to ruling in a certain direction. if you ar

. >> powerful storms are moving through georgia, alabama and the carolinas. >> and here's what these storms are producing. damaging winds and hail. this video from northeast alabama, relentless pounding of hail on that deck. >> tennessee the storms are responsible for this damage as well. the strong winds flipped over a truck and even split trees in half. the system will also trigger more severe weather today. accuweather's paul williams is tracking it all for us. good morning, paul. >> good morning, kendis, diane. looking out for another round of severe storms to rumble its way throughout portions of texas and into oklahoma. we're expecting damaging winds up to 50 to 60-mile-per-hour winds, hail, between an inch in diameter or even bigger, flash flooding likely along i-20 as well as i-10 and even along i-35 and watching out for the potential of during the day towards oklahoma city and tuesday dallas towards san antonio. kendis, diane. >> now to the major developments overnight including new presidential tweets and a top congressman under fire. >> the head of the house intelligence c

they intended to march that bridge in alabama but they were attacked by police. the day became known as bloody activists now say voter id laws threatened the right to vote that so many people fought and died for. >> we have less voting rights than we had in 1965. we have more voter suppression in recent years than we've seen since jim crow. >> that march is credited for building momentum for passage of the landmark voting rights act of 1965. >>> we are worm frg you king fo. >> the death of a 26-year-old man of an alabama protester walked across the bridge that day. it was named after a civil war confederate general who became grand dragon for the kkk. >> some people who actually marched across the bridge fought to keep the name. black women played a key part in organizing >>> all right. buckle up. the weather roller coaster rolls on. >> luckily today will be one of the warmer days. we're on the upswing. >> and the perfect graphic to use for that. today we're going up on the roller coaster and we're going to stay up as we go into tomorrow. now, it's by the end of

grab a girl. >> sweet home alabama. so sorry for singing to everybody in the morning. >> but if you save somebody's life. >>> sweet news for candy crush lovers. the blockbuster mobile game has over half a billion downloads, but this summer it's coming to television as a game show. the new host announced the news on instagram. >> so excited to be hosting my brand new project. it's called "candy crush," a new live-action game show based on the mobile game. we're about to start taping our very first episode right now. so get ready for a sweet summer starting sunday, july 9th, on cbs. >> so somebody said we mentioned we never played candy crush. others are saying you have to try it. >> i know! now we are going to get insights to start candy crush. >>> some not so sweet news for girl scout cookie lovers. one of my favorites, thin mitts and samoas, fall flat at the bottom of the list with the highest amount of calories, fat, and sugar. they say, just eat one or two. my tip, freeze them. the best ever. >> i love thin mints. ke

we will take you to alabama as people recreate the march from selma to ♪ >> some r sky moments at a hotel in california as fast moving fire gave asbestos z just minutes to escape, all happened at the travel in valeho outside of san francisco sunday, multi alarm fire started in a room on the first floor and quickly spread to the second floor. several victims claim the smoke detectors in their rooms didn't work. hotel employee says they were all operational. >> if you go get them and bring them to me right now, i'm telling you, he's lying, he's lying. they had to drag my wheel claire down the stairs. we didn't even have an ex at this time get me out. >> now, according to firefighters everyone made it out of the building and three people were treated for smoke inhalation, officials believe the fire was sparked by a fuel can left on a balcony. >> the marine corps under investigation after service members allegedly shared naked photos of their female cam rods on social media. hundreds of marines belong to the secret united facebook group, where thousands of photos of make female service member

. >> so i went with alabama, but i was between alabama and mississippi, and mississippi was the proper one, so-- >> and you're a southern boy, too. >> yep. >> yeah. >> should have known. should have known. >> that's all right. you fought hard. it was a great game, and i know you didn't want to use any of those lifelines. >> mm-hmm.

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with me now a member of the house freedom caucus, alabama congressman, mo brooks. congressman, wonderful to see you. >> thank you for the invitation. >> you opposed the bill and filed a full repeal of the obamacare on friday. what do you know about this talk of health care discussions anew? >> well, on friday, it appeared there was a swar rum to create what i would call the surrender caucus, that we are not going to deal with health care. i think over reflex, calmer thoughts have come to mind. i am fairly confidence we are going to continue to pursue some remedy to obamacare. is it going to be the repeal that i prefer with whatever replacement comes there after? i don't know at this point in time. i hope it will not be a represent petition of what we saw over the last two or three weeks where republicans are pushing a bill that has a 15%-20% increase in health insurance premiums, the opposite direction our constituents want us to go and on the other hand a welfare program that is the largest ever proposed by the republican party, something that is not good for our

then through saturday afternoon, we'll watch the threat of severe weather again, alabama through areas of mississippi. and all at the same time, the warmth is surging up the east coast a little bit. so after a cool morning, nice day today in d.c. at 63, and as louis mentioned, there are some rain chances in new england. we'll talk more about that as we go throughout the show tonight. >> okay, at least it makes for good tv, right? like the march madness upsets. >> those games were good last night and we were all sleeping. >> i know, but owe know what happened. >>> xavier knocking out number two arizona. they earned their spot in the elite eight. sports will be next. >>> welcome back. time now for sports where the ncaa tournament has resumed with the first set of sweet 16 match-ups. to san jose, california, and the biggest upset of the night. number 11 xavier topples arizona number 2. while the wildcats had a chance for the win in the final seconds, alo -- alonzo's shot w off the mark. xavier has won three games in five weeks and now march on to the elite eight after three ncaa tournamen

the chair now recognizes the gentlewoman from alabama, ms. sewell, for five minutes. ms. sewell: mr. speaker, today i rise to express my opposition to the g.o.p. health care bill. on monday, we received from the c.b.o. report -- a report that the house repeal bill will increase the number of uninsured americans by 24 million in 2026. 52 million americans will be uninsured in 2026. which is more than ever before. and definitely more than the affordable care act. the intentions here are clear. the bill's drafters are choosing to ration care for the elderly and working class to fund tax cuts for the nation's highest earners. under the g.o.p. bill, a 64-year-old with an income of $26,000 will have to pay a net of $12,900 more each year for her coverage than she currently does. in addition to the disproportionate harm that this bill will do to seniors, it will also accelerate the insolvency of the medicare trust fund by three years. mr. speaker, the g.o.p. plan cuts $880 billion from the projected medicaid spending over the next decade. while providing almost $600 billion in t

it happened as the students prepared to perform at a parade in gulf shores, alabama. this less than 72 hours after a truck plowed into a mardi gras parade in new orleans. >>> students in prince georges county will get after labor day this fall. today the states of maryland rejected a request from county officials to begin the school year in august. last year, governor larry hogan issued an executive order mandating all public schools in the state start after labor day to benefit local businesses and tourism. a county spokesman tells us the school system will comply with the new start date. virginia's governor signed a law today, inspired by our news investigation. under the law, they must identify state investigators within ten days if they suspect a teacher of sexual misconduct. previously they were permitted to wait years to do so. in december the i-team reported teachers who had admit the sexual contact with students had slipped through the cracks. the state wasn't notified for years. >> whatever reason, they decided not to let us know. the good news is, that will

attorney in alabama at that time. the political corruption scandal in south korea reaches the boiling point. how will this all affect u.s. efforts to deal with an increasi increasingly aggressive [ music playing ] >> the owner of the nation is our people and everyone including the president is equal before the law. >> i hope she regrets her fault. personally i want her to go to jail. >> it is possible that north korea will abuse the situation to go to public opinion or carry out military provocation. >> there is an acting president we have strong relationships with. it's a domestic issue. the united states takes no position in the outcome of that. it's up to the core reason people to determine the future of their country >> bret: the south korean president was impeached over a corruption scandal. as secretary of state rex tillerson is on his way over there to view an aggressive north korea, missile testing, nuk clee ar program, that are a lot of questions about how this will play out. >> charles hurt, opinion editor f

there is one specific north carolina, one specific alabama, mississippi and so on. the second time we know arthur miller came to wilmington was in the early '90s. all my sons and death of a salesman ended his career with that. the next stop on the tour is first presbyterian church. we are on 3rd street which is one of the major thorough fairs in wilmington. you are probably wonder why with are we stopping at first presbyterian church on a literary walking history tour. well, the answer is preacher skin. you are probably surprised by that answer. 1874-1882, first presbyterian church minister had a son named woodrow wilson who went on to become the 28th president of the united states. most of the time his father was minister he was away at school. first at davidson college, got sick, with drew from school and came home to live with the family while recouperating and reenrolled at john hopkins university and met another man man from north carolina named thomas dixon. thomas dixon dit a -- did a lot of things and one of them is wrote senational love stories. you don't r

then in alabama congressman, member of the house freedom congress, talks about the gop health plan and why he is against it. be sure to watch and's "washington journal," beginning live at 7:00 a.m. eastern thursday morning. join the discussion. trumpcer: next, president talks about the house republican health care bill and is critical of the current affordable care act. he joined medicare and medicaid services administrator seema verma, who was hosting a discussion on women's health care. pres. trump: thank you very much. i'm sorry, we just getting an update on london. thank you very much, i appreciate you being here. it is a great honor, a very great honor. i want to thank vice president pence, secretary tom price, and --inistrator seema verma incredible job, by the way -- for the time and energy they put into repealing and replacing obamacare ahead of tomorrow's crucial vote. i want to especially thank seema , the administrator for the centers of medicare and medicaid services, a wonderful job she is doing, and definitely a complex job, but you have it under control, right? we are ho

there wasn't any small town in alabama, but there was a shop that sold about the only thing we could find, we didn't have time to go for belts or something like that. so they had prom clothing. [laughter] so he goes to my sister's funeral and gives her eulogy looking like an italian pimp. [laughter] there was another time when a good dear friend of ours in virginia died and pat is going g to speak at her memorial servi service, it was barbara that he wrote about and has an essay in the book. i wasn't able to attend. i had to fly to something and wasn't able to go, so pat was going to drive up to the memorial service and then was getting some kind of big big award in columbia, south carolina at the college and the president was presenting the award and so forth, so i thought i had learned my lesson, so i packed his clothes and took a sheet of paper and wrote columbia south carolina on it and put it over the hanging clothing and put them in the trunk. he left in his khaki t-shirt and sports jacket. it was cold so he had a sports jacket and so, explain everything to him and he had back

, just north of then tomorrow on your saturday afternoon, we'll watch you from tupelo, mississippi, alabama, and a section near new orleans. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. here's a closer look at the day ahead. you can see where we get the temperature differential ahead of the storm. we're in the 80s. that's where we have the showers and thunderstorms. back behind it, the colder air filtering in. we're also watching a wintry mix. maybe a light mix in upstate new york. it's that time of year. here's a bear that apparently doesn't know how to use the snooze button. researchers in vermont were checking out the radio collar on a hibernating black bear when it suddenly awoke. not happy. after a quick game of tug of war, the bear stumbled down the hill and runs off. officials say the crew was later able to tranquilize the animal and safely complete their work. imagine that face to face with a bear. >> there you go. >> that's what we're like when you get us up in the >> exactly what i was thinking. >>> just ahead, the democrats force the republicans into going nuclear over the

he was not william pryor, who is from alabama and had perhaps a lot more objections from democrats and liberal groups. he's got ties to washington. he is an originalist an intellectualist, which on his face means he's going to call them as he sees them based on the text of the laws the text of the constitution. you've done this report. why do you feel that he is so far out of the mainstream, when it appears that he's probably in the republican mainstream in the conservative mainstream for a spot on the supreme court? >> i would say you're right in that conventional wisdom in washington is that he's very much in the mold of a mainstream republican. he presents well. he's courteous polite. no one questions either his intellect or really his integrity at this point. but that is not the end of the inquiry. and what we have done at alliance for justice is review many, many of his opinions on the 10th circuit court of appeals. he's been on that court for 10 years. and from that review, we come to know a man and a judge who almost always sides with the powerful and the wealthy, at the expense

attorney in alabama after president clinton took office. joining me now to discuss the trump administration's efforts to purge the deep state, the effort to repeal and replace obamacare. rnc national committee man, former chair of the republican lawyers association. randy evans. good to have you. >> good to be here. lou: dianne feinstein howling about the it's never happened, you would think, based on her rather political view and exclamations. what say you? randy: how quickly they forget president obama basically eliminating and starting the process of creating this deep state, a deep state so deep that it insists on continuing even into the new administration. we've had the replacement of u.s. attorneys for every president who's come along, sometimes quite controversial, but nothing new, and i'm actually ecstatic that general sessions took that step, i wish he would take it sooner but he couldn't because they held up his confirmation so they could hang around a little longer. lou: and the justice department assuring that professional staf

alabama, al.com, where you find the story. document, the-page congressman filed bill in house of representative to repeal obamacare, whereas stated adult brooks of tection, huntsville introduced a bill ast friday calling his act, obamacare repeal act and the bill uses one sentence to do it. effective as of december 31, 2017, affordable care act is provision for law amended repeal by such act such act hadevived not been enacted. that is it, one sentence. al.com, goes on. you can see that effort by representative brooks of alabama. next to charles in washington, d.c., republican line. hi. good morning. host: you're on, go ahead. caller: great. i never thought i would say this, but in terms of getting to blicans and democrats work together, supporting earmarks and bringing earmarks partisanship, yes, you could say it is like a little bit of a bribe, but a lot of the ideas are good and stood on maybe controlling people or of the country. having lived in washington, .c., people have to answer to constituents, especially motivated c

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let's turn to mel brooks now, republican congressman from alabama. he sits on the armed services as well as the foreign affairs committee. congressman, good to see you. thanks for your time this afternoon. >> my pleasure. >> let's start with the speech last night. how does president trump pay for more spending on defense, infrastructure, the wall? how does he do all of that while also promising to lower corporate and individual taxes? >> well, i don't have the answer to that at this point but i'm anxiously awaiting the kinds of details that we need in the house and senate to actually conduct an investigation that covers the kinds of things that you're talking about and on a myriad of different issues that allows us to be in a position where we can examine it and crunch the numbers. as most everybody in america should know right now, it's just a matter of when, two years, ten years, 20 years, we don't know when it's going to hit us but we know it will hit us if we continue on the financial path that we're on. as a consequence, we have to be more respo

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we have one carrier left on the exchange in alabama. they happen to continue to lose money, even though they have gone up on their premiums. what i can assure my constituents that are on this plan is they're going to lose everything. for them, i want to make sure we have something in place that will continue some sort of health care for them that will work. for that young mother, i can assure her, as we have since that meeting, that her young son who needs care will continue to be on that insurance plan that's working for them. so, i don't have any problem assuring my constituents that doing something to take care of the situation is the right thing to do. and i can also assure them doing nothing is going to hurt a lot of people. >> let's hope so. congressman bradley byrne, republican of alabama, thank you so much for joining me, sir. >>> before we go to break, let's get to a check of today's microsoft pulse question. julian assange says the cia has lost control of its entire cyber weapons arsenal. so, should tech companies work with hi

in 1870, an irish born teacher and a black school was lynched in alabama along with four black men. female teachers were beaten as well as mail. although some northern republicans opposed further intervention in the south, most agreed with senator john sherman of ohio who affirmed that the must cross, nation as we once before have done, this organized civil war. in 1870 and 1871, congress adopted three enforcement acts outlawing terrorist societies and allowing the president to use the army against them. these laws continue the expansion of national authority during reconstruction by defining certain crimes, those aimed at depriving citizens of their civil and political rights as federal offenses rather than merely violations of state law. in 1871, president grant authorized federal marshals, backed up by troops in some areas, to arrest hundreds of after a seriesn of well-publicized trials come in which many of the organization leaders were jailed . peace reigned in the form of confederacy. at least for a while. despite the grant administration's effective response, the north's comm

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