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green and they re probably also deciding to keep some of the elements of this investigation secret at the moment to maintain the element of surprise if this individual it seems or any individuals are working as part of a wider network. that s something that we ve seen traditionally in the case of investigations following manchester, following also london bridge as well, but as you pointed out, despite the arrest having been made and it being deemed significant here, the threat level does remain at critical at least for the moment and we know that the government is going to be holding an emergency meeting with counterterrorism officials and also the metropolitan police later on this afternoon to be briefed on the situation. we ll see if the threat level is maintained at critical from there. in the past it stayed at critical for two or three days after these attacks. the british network is a point of concern and it has been for years across the capital. this is a place london h
New-yorkUnited-statesJapanUnited-kingdomNorth-carolinaTexasIranChinaFloridaBostonMassachusettsWhitehouse appear on capitol hill for questioning yesterday. the house judiciary committee is moving forward, though, and making plans to speak with special counsel robert mueller. one source familiar with the matter telling nbc news the committee has begun discussions directly with mueller s team about coming to testify before the committee. so far nothing has been finalized, no date has been set. the committee has previously been in discussions with the justice department regarding mueller s testimony. jerrold nadler said the panel hoped the have special counsel appear on may 15th and that the committee was firming up that date. house speaker nancy pelosi is accusing attorney general barr of committing a crime by lying to congress about robert mueller s report. here s what she told reporters yesterday. madam speaker, did the attorney general commit a crime? he lied to congress. if anybody else did that it s considered a crime. nobody is above the law, not the president of the un
New-yorkUnited-statesArkansasAfghanistanTexasWashingtonKentuckyChinaCubaBostonMassachusettsIllinoisDecember raising concerns about the government s handseling of families crossing the border. u.s. customs and border protections said the boy s mother told agents her son was sick on april 6th. three day later they were aprehaended in el paso, texas. the 2 1/2-year-old guatemalan person of interest was taken to a hospital after having a high fever and difficulty breathing. the hospital diagnosed the toddler with pneumonia and transferred him to a children s hospital where he remained hospitalized for a month before dying on tuesday. officials did not respond yesterday to questions from the associated press seeking more details surrounding this young boy s death. all four children who have died in the u.s. have been from guatemala as more than 114,000 people have been apprehended trying to flee the violence and the extreme poverty there. joining us now, reporter for the washington examiner, melissa
GovernmentMotherBorderWest-texasBoyProtectionsAmericaFamiliesSonAgentsCustomsConcernsFacebook has given special counsel robert mueller and his team copies of russian linked ads. the ads were posted on the social networking site during the 2016 election. melissa quin, breaking news reporter at the washington examiner with us now as well as a political reporter and coauthor of the politico playbook. thank you so much for being with us. what are they trying to get at here? i think what they re trying to figure out is exactly the role that facebook played as part of russia s campaign and the attempts to interfere in the election. these revelations were quite striking. we have seen this shift in narrative in facebook over the last few months starting with mark zuckerberg who initially
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