say, that s going on. in the meanwhile, we are in wisconsin talking about jobs. we are about repealing in the placing obamacare. 30 bald dundas in a closed session. this is a very big moment to say, and he is can be asked to clear up thing for the comey hearing that her last week. did you? were you always going to recuse yourself? were you always going to do that? what is this third meeting thing? those are sort of specific things that need to be addressed. but the big thing here. if you re a member of the campaign, was there any collusion? did you ever discuss anything with anyone in the russian group that would suggest that the trump campaign wanted to coordinate any effort against heather klein? that is why we are all here for, right? that s what we want to know the answer to. be very interesting to see, and we would love to see a senator grandstand, and you ll see a lot of sap i begin to get to the heart of the issue, or will be all about, you should
president obama is spending part of the day in the key political state of ohio. he s promoting his jobs plan and visiting a bridge he says will be repaired if the gop backs his proposal. julian assange s long-awaited autobiography goes on sale today. but the wikileaks founder says he s not happy about it. it s the result of a strained relationship between assange and his publisher. hope the publisher didn t leak it. finally this half hour is our ready? nicely done today, guys. favorite story of the day. today s story involves two of my favorite things animals and my spiritual mecca, las vegas. one of my favorites. that s right. this is the story of a sin city family reunited with their missing dog after 11 years. heather klein has the story. reporter: his name is duncan, an adorable corgi who s quite the escape artist. cried and cried. reporter: michelle and kent
you just feel bad resolve or the energy weakening. i don t ever feel resolve. that s never. but there are days. i don t sleep. i don t sleep at night. reporter: jim sciutto, abc news. you could feel the love in that image, can you not? those guys getting off the plane, incredible. so exciting. and that humanitarian gesture that president ahmadinejad wanted it to have in terms of u.s./iranian relations. they re home. bottom line. more middle eastern news. there could be a showdown at united nations tomorrow when the palestinians are expected to ask for statehood. president obama has failed to talk them out of it. in his address at the u.n. yesterday, he argued only direct negotiations with israel can achieve that end. the united nations the united states will veto the palestinian bid while working behind the scenes for an alternative. now to a big question on capitol hill. how much would you pay for a muffin? well, believe it or not, you re already paying 16 bu
leep at night. reporter: jim sciutto, abc news. you could feel the love in that image, can you not? those guys getting off the plane, incredible. so exciting. and that humanitarian gesture that president ahmadinejad wanted it to have in terms of u.s./iranian relations. they re home. bottom line. more middle eastern news. there could be a showdown at united nations tomorrow when the palestinians are expected to ask for statehood. president obama has failed to talk them out of it. in his address at the u.n. yesterday, he argued only direct negotiations with israel can achieve that end. the united nations the united states will veto the palestinian bid while working behind the scenes for an alternative. now to a big question on capitol hill. how much would you pay for a muffin? well, believe it or not, you re already paying 16 bucks. that s not the only grossly overpriced item the government is snapping up at the expense of taxpayers. more on this. reporter: yes,
joining me. thanks for having me. [ applause ] , really. so, very happy. reporter: this is eye eileen frere for abc news. disturbing story. in other news this morning, federal aviation officials are looking into the crash of a small plane near lake tahoe that came down in an aircraft parking area and then burst into flames just after leaving the ground. the pilot was the only person on board. he was brought to a hospital in reno, nevada, with serious injuries. luckily, though, he escaped the plane before it caught fire. the united states should be in the clear as that six-ton satellite races closer to earth. the old research satellite is expected to crash down some time tomorrow afternoon. nasa says it will not pass over north america. but it s too early to tell precisely when and where it will hit. the satellite is expected to break up with some two dozen pieces reaching earth. they could be scattered over a 500-mile area. the nationwide listeria outbreak linked