some people say campaign finance laws are not prosecuted all that well. they are working on something else. what do you make of that? what they are working on is a campaign finance law violation. that s what michael flynn pled guilty to and the people from ami got immunity on. this is a serious campaign violation. this is not a missed file. this is someone deciding they will deceive the american people by hiding all of this money they paid to the two women, karen mac dougal and stormy daniels so they wouldn t come out on the heels of the hollywood access tape and confirm everything that donald trump said on that tape. we are hearing report that is the white house expects to see the mueller report first before congress gets it so they can look at stuff they consider to be executive privilege and conversations with people in the white house and close to the president and have that removed from what goes to congress. i don t think there is going
to national security. why his white house has employed people that share the hardline views and advocate for lower overall immigration, not just what they call illegal immigration. overall immigration and a near-end of america as a safe haven for people persecuted. joining us now, the new york times immigration reporter caitlyn dickerson. walk us through this because the process has changed for these people. when they present themselves at the border let me go back. we keep hearing report that is the people were impatient and so they rushed the border and when you read that headline you say there s a process, follow it. but the process has changed, hasn t it? that s right. i think that s what s missing from the conversation is that the president says over and over again follow the rules and you re welcome to come to the united states. that s all you have to do. what s missing, though, is that as you said the rules have changed dramatically. how? the first is the tent ci
what you might call counting creep. they have until saturday to validate ballots. the ruling adds about 4,000 total votes to eight million cast. even if everyone one broke for the democrat, it would be too small to erase the republican lead. the hope for democrats is the court has shown willingness to overlook or bend the letter of the law and would do so again. down in tallahassee tracking all this play out. the lawyers for the nelson campaign in court, did the judge push back the recount deadline? we are still waiting to hear what s going to happen on that front. all of these lawsuits and hearings swirling around. this coming as the deadline for the end of the recount coming up here in the next couple of hours in the state of florida. we are hearing report of various counties across the state wrapping up.
one of the findings in the disciplinary hearing report recommending phil klein s license to practice law in kansas be indefinitely suspended is what he said on bill o reilly s tv show violates legal ethics rule. prosecutors are only supposed to speak publicly about ways that they inform the public that disciplinary panel found not only did the bill o reilly show not do that but the statements made by the respondent on the o reilly factor heightened public condemnation of dr. tiller. klein may lose his law license in kansas. he says he doesn t care. he s been taken in by a law school which is happy to have him. he succeeded in getting into the public domain and antiabortion narrative in this country. private details of the individual patients private medical records and personal medical decisions. because he talked about those things so much after he got his
yemen, reportedly showing violent protests in sanaa. 1 people died in the violence with hundreds injured. cnn has been unable to independently verify this report. thousands of residents of the spanish city of lorca woke up outside this thursday morning after a 5.1 magnitude earthquake struck the city in southeastern spain. at least eight people were killed and dozens more were injured as houses collapsed. the quake also left historic churches damaged. we are joined now from lorca. we ve been hearing report that s manufacture the residents, although they say they knew they live on a fault license, they never expected the intensity of this, this magnitude. reporter: they didn t, monita. i m at one of the ground zeros of this quake, one of the worst in decades. in lorca, several of those