with dated numbers. you see with a lot of the anti-vaccine community, a large portion of the foundation that they build to communicate with parents is on a very anecdotal level, sharing stories of experiences. that speaks volumes to people. my mom would reaffirm her position was krebg because she knows people and she s seen stories. reporter: senators and medical experts pointing to a decade long study published today that found no link between autism and the measles vaccine. the study looked at 600,000 children born in denmark between 1999 and 2010 and it followed them until they reached 1-year-old to 2013 and found no correlation between the vaccine and autism. in terms of state regulations, that also came up in the hearing. all 50 states have requirements for students to be vaccinated, but 47 states allow for religious exemptions while 17
not. reporter: the post reports that he added annan ebg do anec was false. we are looking for solutions for paths forward. reporter: the president blasting a number of america s closest allies, including south korea, accusing them of only caring about themselves on trade. the post reports that mr. trump seemed to threaten to pull u.s. troops in south korea if he didn t get what he wanted on trade. the veiled threat coming hours before a delegation arrives in washington to discuss kim jong-un. we have had a problem for years with north korea. let s see what happens. reporter: larry kudlow will soon join the white house despite opposing his tariffs plan. we don t agree on everything. in this case, it s good. he now has come around to a
should do. when it comes to the kurds do we owe them more than they re getting now? the trump administration made a bold move in getting the kurds some heavier weapons. that s how they were able to deceit isis once and for all as a state. however, they are not defeated as a movement. but as a state, they are. i think the policy is krebg. keep a small group on the ground. that also keeps us as somewhat of a buffer between the turks and the kurds and to keep the region from evolving into chaos and shifting from isis to dealing with iran. sunni extremism. dana: we appreciate it. thanks, dana. dana: it s being called one of the most devastating blackouts in u.s. history, now major effort by utility companies on the mainland to get all of the lights back up. eyboa]
talking about prevailed on the president like his daughter ivanka and son-in-law jared to calm him down and moderate him don t have any power. this an ebg he dote reveals that. he wanted him to come out with a full-throated response rejecting all hate groups and white supremacists and everyone else in a formal and forceful way. instead, he got on the phone with steve bannon. steve bannon very much urged him at the time to sort of hang in with the people who were good on the wrong side of this. which accepts the ckop conflatation. he was acting presidential. it s an office of moral leadership. this is not a tough call. this background rumination, well, some of them i assume are nice people, that was his announcement reference to the mexican-american. but that reaching for
would last that long. one of the reasons it took long is because they end at 3:00 p.m. every day and didn t sit on fridays. if there s a conviction, it s ripe for a mistrial. if there s an acquittal, the government loses and they can t retry the senator. dana: how long would the judge let this go on? for another day or two. there are guidelines in the federal system about what you have to do before you can dismiss a jury, particularly in a case that s gone on this long. we haven t gotten anywhere. dana: senator menendez is a current senator. let s remind everybody that prosecutors say that he took gifts from a wealthy florida donor between 2006 and 2013 in exchange for political influence. that donor is also on trial. krebg. the donor has already been convicted of medicare fraud in florida. the donor is a physician. the lady, the ex-juror said they were friends. friends do favors for friend, which is what senator menendez