the democratic governor telling indoor and outdoor dining in an social gatherings outside their immediate household pennsylvani democratic and ministration telling the commonwealth, masks are required indoors, any time you re with people outside your immediate household and even when you re socially distanced. fallout from that massive dande attended by the he s apologized as pictures emerge. more on that just moments. now, a left-leaning patient say isn t trying to be for nearly a year with the democratic governor about medical malpractice lawsuits. he says, the head of the doctor s lobby should know better than to get in and in distanced unmasked dinner in th middle of a pandemic great patients eat it the governor will give the injured patients of lost love funds the same consideration he is giving the conseil and the lobbyist rate w are shannon bream in washington. we begin following this developing scandal for the democratic governor of florida. it might be tougher for
there is a moving scene when the band kept playing, as the ship was going down. do we have that footage? greg: quickly. c mon people. bob: they kept doing that, and people were getting off the ship. they obviously all went down with the ship and died. here is the most amazing thing about that. they have found the violin. the violin must have been picked up by somebody. there is it in priss type condition. they found it. it s been two years to authenticate it. it is the guy, the leader of the band s violin. put it on auction and it will go for lot of money. maybe the person building the titanic ought to buy it, the new titanic and the band could play with that. that is amazing to me. somebody picked it up. freddi greg: cool. well done. 11:00 p.m. red eye tomorrow we have this lady. dana perino. lauren sabon and harris faulkner. a new show. what else would you do? that is it for the five. don t do st. patrick s day. it s evil. payingen holiday pagan holiday. jus
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that, that s a real problem. i don t trust this story as far as i can throw it. all right. joining me now were kristen welker, nbc news justice correspondent pete williams, nbc security analyst matt miller and washington editor at larcge for the atlantic steve clemmons. great to have everyone with us this morning. wristen, let me begin with you. i want to start off by playing what senator mccain said during an interview in australia about the jared kushner controversy and russian president lad peer put vladimir putin. take a listen. my view of it is i don t like it. i know that some administration officials are saying, that s standard procedure. i don t think it s standard procedure prior to the inauguration of a president of the united states by someone who is not in an appointed position. i think he is the premier and most important threat, more so than isis. trong words are coming out of senate john mccain overseas. he s concerned about this latest development that
this plan being formulated, more power for the generals to determine troops levels. let s head immediate ly to the white house with hallie jackson, analysis with dana milbank and george will. hans, let me start with you. tell us about the plan and how it differs from president obama s strategy. it s namely a directional shift. obama clearly was winding down the war. he wanted to end up with around 8,400 troops. that s how many are there, now there s an indication that it will be winding up. it s not a drastic increase. he had a variety of policy reviews when president obama took office, they did more than 30,000 troops for the second surge. one thing we need to be clear, this is still very much in discussion. an administration official just told me this has not gone to the policy committee yet the princip principles committee at the national security council so it gives you a sense there s deliberating over this and that gets into the second question. there s so many numb