to, them because they have such good chemistry and stuff, why don t you go sit with them, and i m like, yeah that s great, if it, acadia call you. [laughter] ali. need to blame a r]johnson the republicans in nethe house, because we re still in d.c. because we didn t know government shutdown. that situation. that s how we re gonna do this. when you all are in new york, you noticing? i get up early for this. i want to be on the show with you guys. good to tsee you. have yourself gua good day, and we ll see you tomorrow morning. velshi starts now. by, ali. good morning. a saturday, march the 2nd. amal you ll see in another universe, i would be telling you right now about how we are just two days away from the start of the momentous first criminal trial against a former president. instead, that trial seems like it t.may not happen this year, and if the former president returns ifto the white house, i may not happen at. all major new developments thise week hav
if you re 50 years old or older, 02-748-8002. you can also catch up with us on social media, facebook, facebook.com/cspan and twitter. a very good tuesday morning to you. our question for you this morning why are hate groups on the rise. you can start calling in now. we split our phone lines up by age for this discussion as you do call in, some of president trump s comments from yesterday condemning specific white supremacist groups and the racism they represent. president trump: racism is evil and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs including the kkk, neo-nazis, white supremists and other hate groups that are repugnance to everything we hold here as americans. host: white supremacists were a growing threat three months before the violence that took place in charlottesville, virginia and the f.b.i. and homeland security issued a notice in a may 10 bulletin the racial supremacy groups were responsible for 49 homicide and 26 attacks from 000 to 2016.
finally the snow. have you been outside tonight. some places are already seeing snow. to escaping it you ll get a dose of winter weather and winter does not even officially start until next week. i m iain page. i m lucy noland. it s physical all right. let s get straight to meteorologist kathy orr. tis the season, kathy. it certainly is. and here it is. for the first time i m seeing white popping up close to philadelphia movement of this not making it to the ground but we do have some flurries making it across northern parts of, let s see, delaware and also into chester county, new castle county, delaware county in pa. temperatures right now cold enough for snow in most of the area. philadelphia 36. wilmington 34. but in allentown it is 27 degrees. so we ll go hour by hour and see those snow showers developing mainly through delaware and south jersey and moving off the shore by about 3:00 a.m. so just a couple of hours of snow but it will be a burst of snow and that
for being here. it seems like a week or two when you think back on how compresed it has been. but a lot of good work came from it. i want to thank those that testified today and those that testified before you, submitted comments and participated in the audience. it has been helpful in us framing what will be the final recommendations we present to the president next week. i am not going to go anything about how it will happen. ron did a good job of that. soon you will be introduced to the other taskforce members. i am chuck ramsey and i am a co-chair along with lori robinson and i think we have made a good team over the past few months. i am currently the police chief in philadelphia. seven years i have served in that capacity. prior to that where was the police chief in washington for almost nine. i started in chicago in 1968. i have been around for a while and seen a lot of changing in policing over the years. very dynamic profession and this is a period of time when we
specifically targeted against isis itself. and it would be very hard to see how there would be any stretch that would fit any legal authority whatsoever to direct that. there are other legal arguments availability to deal with president assad. let me make that clear. not the least of which is the fact that if he were to join in an effort that actively engaged with isil or we had evidence of that in some way. he could be thereby aiding and abetting. there s an extensive argument you could make. but, no not directly out of the aumf. that would not be anywhere in what is envisioned or allowed by it. with respect to the drc and exit permit, we have raised that issue. i ve talked to the president about it personally. we ve had we have an ongoing effort to try to make some progress on that and i m hopeful that we will finally get some kind of success. these are those difficult internal kinds of, you know, negotiations that take place. they re very i think this may be tied to th