it, the former head of the fbi says the president is a liar, that he abused his power and he was so shocked at this behavior that he didn t report it and then came the revelation that he was the man who leaked it to the new york times. the political circus is being used by the left and their media allies to disrupt and block president trump s growth agenda. over here, over there, what a mess. you might think that after all of this, investors would be selling. wrong. they re still buying. stocks will open up this morning. in fact, you will see new highs despite it all. we re very glad you re watching, because you can tell your kids about this one. varney & company is about to begin. first, to washington d.c. two people have been arrested after two d.c. police officers and a city worker were struck by a pickup truck last night. here is the d.c. police chief. roll tape. at this point, can you rule out terrorism? we have to look at that re closely. we do not have a moti
continents share the same heritage, values and above all, the same purpose, to promote peace and prosperity through freedom, democracy and the rule of law. and what a night ahead for sutton united as they host a mighty fa cup match tonight against arsenal at their south london stadium. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the legislation designed to allow the government to start the process of brexit takes to the lords this afternoon. it s already been overwhelmingly backed by mps and in just under a few minutes, they ll seek to amend the wording on issues such as the single market. many have already indicated that they ll seek to amend the wording on issues such as the single market or allowing eu nationals to stay. but theresa may said this morning she didn t want to see anyone holding up what the british people want. let s go live to westminster and speak to lelia nathoo our correspondent at the houses of parliament. talk us through the next few hours? what we are expec
europe. they don t like being told what to do by a group of bureaucrats in brussels. europe changed from all recognition what we signed up for in 1972. my inclination would be to get out, you know, go it alone. it s a mess. to leave the eu would send a signal to the elite that political class, the bureaucrats, that they can only go this far. we can vote to take control of our country back. we can vote to get our borders back. we can vote to get our pride and self-respect as a nation and who we are as a people back. the idea that we can do better by staying in the eu i m afraid a sham, a snare and a delusion. brits don t quit. we get involved. we take a lead. we make a difference. if we vote leave, and take back control, i believe that this thursday could be our country s independence day. [cheers and applause] deirdre: polls are just closing now in the u.k. at issue, whether the uk will leave or stay in the eu. this is risk and reward. i m deirdre bolton. as soo
of the presidential election, then let s make sure that all of america kl participate in that process. that means let s remove any obstacles toll voting in every community. but we haven t seen a hearing in the house or the senate. i mean, i just don t understand. no hearing on supreme court nomination. no hearing on the voting rights act when the supreme court told us, go fix it. what exactly is going on. the american people are wondering. you see a lot of frustration out there directed at washington because oftentimes there are so many critical issues that we simply fail to deal with. i m just hopeful today that as occasion tomorrow of these two american heroes being honored, representative johnson and representative lewis, that we can get back to doing the business of the american people in the spirit of service that they themselves have displayed through their life s work and deal with something some central to our democracy, which is the right to vote in an unfettered fac