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reporter: david, in a motion to dismiss the charges, lane s attorney says lane did nothing wrong. that is set to be argued at the next hearing, september 11th. david? alex, thank you. and there is news on the battle over the post office tonight. the phone call between the postmaster general and nancy pelosi. here s jonathan karl. reporter: abc news has obtained photographs of what appear to be dismantled sorting machines at a postal facility in portland. the postal worker who took the photos says the machines were dismantled over the past month. across the country, similar images at a postal facility in gaithersburg, maryland, from abc affiliate wjla. the postmaster general has agreed to pause cost-cutting measures democrats call an attempt to sabotage the upcoming election by slowing down the delivery of mail-in ballots. i don t frankly trust the postmaster general. and what he s said. reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi says the pause is not enough and, quote, does not

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20190708:13:56:15

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20190609:09:35:00

gun close by. there was no evidence at all that any shots were fired during the course of this investigation. meantime, many people were just terrified on the streets of washington. here s the reporting of cnn affiliate wjla that witnessed the panic. what s happening? get in here. get in here now! it s chaos. what happened? someone has a gun. just all of a sudden you heard these three or four very loud pops and i mean loud. and they sounded like they were coming from almost where we re standing right now and you just heard people scream and they just started booking it. his mom was trying to pick him up off the ground as people are stepping on him. and like she can t get him because people are really stepping on this little boy. one of the cops said there

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - KGO - 20190518:00:48:00

still going up! reporter: that s all it took for uber and lyft drivers at reagan national airport in d.c. to make ride prices surge. don t go on yet. you on? you on? refresh it. reporter: our affiliate wjla was there as one man coordinated with fellow drivers when to shut off their apps. go, go, go, go! reporter: tricking the system into thinking there are no drivers nearby, waiting until prices rose an additional $13. all of us. we turn off our phones. they go surge, $10, $12, sometimes $19. reporter: those skyrocketing fares passed on to unsuspecting passengers. the drivers claim they are regretfully doing it to offset painfully low wages. across the country drivers have been protesting even striking against what they see as declining work conditions. tonight uber telling abc news this behavior is neither widespread or permissible. lyft saying these allegations of fraudulent behavior could lead to drivers being banned from the app. david, experts say you can avoid sur

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20170129:10:32:00

rush shan shan president. it s the first phone call between the two since the inauguration. they spoke about strengthening relations and agreed to coordinate efforts in syria. more protests are planned to start across the u.s. in just a couple of hours. hundreds of protesters were out in a number of airports in the u.s. on saturday. cheryl connor with our affiliate wjla has more. reporter: travelers at dulles international airport with getting an unexpected welcome home. love, not hate, that s what makes america great. reporter: people rolling suitcases looked at signs showing support for refugees and all nationalitienationalities. i have a friend who cannot have her family come for her wedding. reporter: a woman from iran says he s a legal resident here

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