. in a wide ranging interview president trump is weighing in on a variety of issues. he says another shutdown could be on the table. he doesn't know if he wants the mueller probe made public. new reporting on how president trump spend his days according to a white house leaker. nearly 60% of his schedule has been executive time. a growing number of democrats are calling for the resign nation of virginia governor ralph northam. he was digging in over the weekend despite a racist photo featured on his yearbook page.

good morning, everyone. it's monday, february 4th. there's a lot to cover this morning. we have to begin with the super bowl as the "boston globe" put it this morning, the dynasty rolls on. the new england patriots did it again, beating the los angeles rams 13-3, winning their sixth super bowl title in 17 years. the patriots are now tied with the pittsburgh steelers for the most super bowl titles in nfl history. we'll have all the game highlights later on in this show. we're getting new insight into president trump's day-to-day routine. the president has spent around 60% of his scheduled time over the past three months in what is called unstructured executive time. axios reported obtaining 51 pages that include private schedules from a white house source. the leak provides unprecedented visibility into how trump spends his days. he use much of his executive

time watching tv, reading newspapers and phoning aides about what he sees and reads. some days executive time predominates his schedule. back on january 18th, trump had two 30 minute meetings on the schedule and seven hours of executive time. on november 7th the day after the mid-terms the president's private schedule had 30 minutes for a meeting with the chief of staff. now in response to the reporting by axios, press secretary sarah huckabee sanders put out a statement reading in part president trump has a different leadership style than his predecessors and the results speak for themselves. >> lawmakers have less than two weeks to reach an agreement on immigration and border security before government runs out again and president trump says he's not ruling out another shutdown. >> would you shut down the government again? >> we're going to have to see what happens on february 15th. >> you're not taking it off the table. >> i don't take anything off the table. i don't like too take things off

the table. it's alternative. it's national emergency. it's other thing. you know, there have been plenty of national emergencies called and this really is an invasion of our country by human traffickers. >> according to "the washington post" senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has privately caused president trump about the consequences of declaring a national emergency to build his border wall. to republicans with knowledge of the exchange they say mcconnell told trump the move could divide the gop. mcconnell told trump congress might passing a resolution. according to two republicans who requested anonymity, mcconnell differed the message during a face-to-face meeting with the president last tuesday at the white house. mcconnell and trump met alone and conversed with no aides

present. their meeting of not publicly announced. >> after two years of silence, analysts are saying president trump is endanger national security. "time" reports according to intelligence officials who cite multiple in person episodes trump displays what one calls willful ignorance when presented with analysis. analysts who prepare the briefs describe futile attempts by keeping trump's attention. keeping briefing point to two or three sentences and repeating trump's name and title as frequently as possible. according to that report, officials and others in government and on capitol hill who have been briefed on these episodes said what is most troubling are trump's angry reactions when he's given information that contradicts positions he has taken or believes he holds.

two intelligence officers reported they had been warned to avoid giving the president intelligence assessments that contradict stances that he's taken in public. yesterday trump pushed back on criticism that he does not agree with the information he receives from his intel chiefs especially on iran. watch this. >> so, you're going to trust the intelligence you receive? >> i am going to trust the intelligence that i'm putting there, but i'll say this. my intelligence people, if they said, in fact, that iran is a wonderful kindergarten, i disagree with them 100%. >> your intel chiefs do say iran is abiding by that nuclear deal. >> i disagree. >> you disagree. >> that doesn't mean i have to agree. president bush had intel people that said saddam hussein and iraq had nuclear weapons, had all sorts of weapons of mass destruction. guess what? those intel people didn't know what the hell they were doing.

and they got us tied up in a war that we should have never been in. >> now the president also said this concerning why he wants to maintain a key u.s. military base in iraq. >> being in iraq was a mistake. big mistake. one of the greatest mistakes going into the middle east that our country ever made. one of the greatest mistakes we ever made. >> but you want to keep troops there now. >> we spent a fortune on building this base we might as well keep it. one reason i want to keep it is because i want to look at iran. iran is a real problem. >> whoa, that's news. you're keeping troops in iraq because you want to be able to strike sni strike in iran? >> no, i want to watch. >> the president discussed the highly-anticipated mueller probe. when asked if he wants it made public the president ultimately said it depends on what it says. >> would you make the mueller report public because you say there's nothing in there.

>> totally up to the attorney general. >> what do you want them to do >> teen mueller report said it had nothing to do with the campaign. when you look at some of the people and events it had nothing to do -- >> you wouldn't have a problem if it became public. >> i have no idea what it will say. i have been tougher on russia any president maybe ever, but any president. >> when it comes to the investigation that the special counsel is conducting, 34 people have been charged. >> you ready? of the 34 people, many of them were bloggers for moscow or people that had nothing to do with me or what they are talking about or they were people that got caught telling a fib or telling a lie. >> now to the big story rocking the political world. the governor of virginia who admits he wore black face and whose medical school yearbook page features a racist picture is ignoring a growing chorus calling for his resignation.

democratic governor ralph northam got a presidential message with the president tweeting out the real estatist picture and his denial is unforgivable. the governor says it's not him in the picture and he won't quit. >> reporter: virginia governor ralph northam faces a growing chorus of calls for his resignation over that racist photo. >> he has to resign. it's in the best interest of the commonwealth. >> reporter: officials nearly unanimous in their demands he step down. >> you got to work as one unit to move your commonwealth forward and he's not going to have that ability to do it. >> reporter: for some constituents it's not as clear cut. >> he's an honest hard-working man whose worked hard for this state for many years. we all have done things we're not proud of. . >> the way he handled this episode has it undercut his ability to govern effectively? >> i think so. again, that's something i struggle with personally because

i admire him, i respect him. >> i do like the fact that the democratic party is standing up for what they truly believe. i just think that it's the wrong direction and i don't think we should be throwing away people for decisions made 35 years ago. >> reporter: it's a test for how democratic presidential candidates will address racial tensions that intensified under president trump. and democrats fear northam can cost them. >> we have to deal with the noise we're hearing not just from virginia but from all over the nation how he's lost the moral authority to continue in that position. >> if he doesn't resign should he be forced out? >> he'll do the right thing before it gets to that point. >> reporter: there is no modern precedent for impeaching a governor. they hope he'll heed the calls to step aside but at the moment the governor is digging in. "the washington post"

reports governor north in fact called an emergency meeting with senior staffers last night to discuss options including possibly stepping down but did not reach a decision. joining us now from washington, d.c. is co-author of the political playbook. let's talk a little bit about governor northam. there are reports now he's considering stepping down as we were just mentioning there meeting with his senior staffers and the like. what's the likelihood of him rebounding politically after this type of scandal? >> i think after this type of thing and controversy, it's very hard to come back because he'll always be seen as, associated with those pictures and nickname and very hard for him to be effective as virginia's governor. and people i talked to, they say that it would be embarrassing for democrats going into 2020. they don't want this guy to be associated with their party. they want to make sure to get as

many african-americans out to the polls. you know, the democratic party is trying to expel this guy from their ranks and contrast him with president trump who had his share of racist controversies. >> interesting to see the comparisons made between how democrats rally or if they abandon ralph north compared to other gop members who have been in difficult positions as well. >> reminded me -- remember the "access hollywood" tape in 2016 and you had that weekend of members of the republican party just abandoning trump and this felt a little similar. >> let's talk a little about the possible impact of another government shutdown. people watching that, very worried as we approach that deadline. republican leaders are, in fact, warning trump of the potential blow back if he decides to do something like declare as in emergency or allows another

government shutdown to actually take place. will that be enough to get the position, to get the president to move on his position? >> senate majority leader mitch mcconnell went to the president last week in a reporting confirmed by "the washington post" and told him that the national emergency of not the way to go. that the senate and congress might have to pass a resolution of disapproval saying that trump was going above his executive powers. that was not to be respected by congress. and anyway the courts would probably throw this out and would be messy and embarrassing to all sides. so, i think the message from the hillis to president trump don't interfere so much in trying to prevent the conference committee from making progress on a border security package. let them do their work, see what they come up with and then you can decide.

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the infamous acce"access hollyw tape. trump tweeted thank you for the early and warm endorsement. we'll all win in 2020 together. let's get a quick check on your weather with meteorologist bill karins. luckily for me i was overseas when this country was hit hard with winter weather. >> are you happy about the warm up? >> let's go the west coast. this is where the problems are. now a second one has moved in. overnight. all the yellow and red, very heavy rainfall and the biggest problems are the burn scars and where we had the fires in the fall. worry about debris flows. snow in the mountains of the sierra nevada. highest elevations you can get impressive snowfall totals. june lake, 70 inches of snow this weekend. up to almost six feet of snow. on top much that still under a blizzard warning today for the second round that's coming in.

flash flood watch is up for reading to red bluff. that's paradise where the horrific fire took 1,000 plus homes. they are worried about thunderstorms this afternoon and enough to cause debris flows. here that winter map. . not just isolated to areas of the mountains of california. much of the mountainous areas of the west with winter storm warnings. but it's that blizzard warning from yosemite to mammoth lake. june lake is located where my finger is here. wind gusts up to 70 miles per hour an additional two feet of snow. everything in red two feet of snow. jackson hole will get deep snow. areas north of phoenix, sedona will get a little bit of snow. a big snow footprint in area of the west over the next two days. great for the skiers. i love your late winter/early

spring ski season. the february thaw is with us for the east coast. enjoy it. it will be march, late march-like temperatures that last to wednesday in the southeast. here comes the change with rain and possibly some flood threats in to wednesday. back side of this storm, we'll have snowy weather in the plains and by friday that weak cold front goes to the east. end of the warmth. these temperatures, 9, 19, 13, gets much colder as we head towards the end of next week. but you expect that. >> i was surprised when i got home last night. >> 66 in d.c. yesterday. still ahead it wasn't pretty but they will take it. the pats grind out the victory to claim their sixth title in the lowest scoring super bowl in nfl history. all the highlights from last night's big game next in sports. night's big game next in sports. would you want the one the experts at rootmetrics say is number one in the nation? sure, they probably know what they're talking about. or the one that j.d. power says

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drive including a picture perfect pass. tight end, rob gronkowski that sets up for a two yard touchdown. l.a. had the best shot to even things up. but goff touchdown pass goes in and out of hands of cooks and on the next play goff feeling the pressure of a blitz and throws an interception and new england takes over. they burn more than three minutes off the clock. rob gronkowski with a 41 yard field goal that clinches the game with a little more than a minute left to play. brady makes his history as the first nfl player with six championship titles. bringing new england to its record matching six almost baddy trophy with a 13-3 win the lowest scoring super bowl of all time and first without a touchdown until the fourth

quarter. unbelievable. the for his consistency on offense with ten receptions, receiver julian edelman earns honors as super bowl mvp. nobody could cover him. let's switch gears here. while president trump himself an nfl fan who has been vocal about his support for tom brady and the patriots tells cbs that it's not a sport he would encourage his 12-year-old son to play. take a listen to this. >> would you let your son, b ba play football? >> that's a tough question, i don't like the reports i see about football. it's a douse sport. i love to watch football. i think the nfl is a great product but i really think as far as -- i've heard nfl players say they wouldn't let their sons

play football. so it's not totally unique. but i would have a hard time with it. >> going back to the game for a second, unbelievable that the game is 3-3 going into the fourth quarter. unthinkable. i don't think anyone predicted that one. >> as you said, definitely a game for defensive minded football fans but there's no doubt that i think this solidifies the patriots and in particular tom brady as the greatest of all time. do you disagree with that? >> no comment on that. >> i put you on-the-spot. >> the dynasty rolls on. clutch in the fourth quarter. no one could cover julian edelman. it was in the fourth an exciting game to watch there, counting down the final minutes. >> very diplomatic answer. coming up much more from president trump's wide ranging interview before the super bowl yesterday. what he's saying about troops in the middle east and the possibility that he might lose

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mueller report, his upcoming summit with kim jong-un and once again said he doesn't have to take advice from his own intelligence chiefs. kelly o'donnell breaks it down for us. >> reporter: donald trump's playbook, follow his own gut. >> i had intel people that doesn't mean i have to agree. >> reporter: after undercutting his own intelligence team as naive as they assessed iran's threat level on capitol hill the president's approach sounds more like trust but defy. >> i am going to trust the intelligence that i'm putting there, but i will say this. my intelligence people, if they said, in fact, that iran is a wonderful kindergarten, i disagree with them 100%. >> reporter: the president-disputes advisers that argues north korea is not likely to give up its nuclear weapons. heading into a second summit with kim jong-un. >> the meeting is set. he's looking forward to it. i'm looking forward it.

>> reporter: deference towards his cabinet could play out differently with the special counsel investigation. no opinion on whether the mueller report should ultimately be made public. >> it's up to the attorney general. i don't know. depends. i have no idea what it will say. >> reporter: new from the pentagon more active duty troops are headed to the u.s.-mexico border. 3750 service members will be deployed for about 90 days. there to work on surveillance and wire ferncing, and assistin officers. immigration fantasy's demand for a border wall will be major features of his big event tomorrow night, the state of the union address. our thanks to kelly o'donnell for that report. despite for being rebuked about withdrawing from syria, he pledged to get out of these endless wars. >> the concern here by your

intelligent chiefs is that you could, in that vacuum, see a resurgence ever isis. >> sure. you know what we'll do, we'll come back if we have to. we have very fast airplanes, very good cargo planes, we can come back very quickly. we have been in afghanistan for 19 years. by the way i've been hitting very hard on afghanistan own now we're negotiating with the taliban. we'll see what happens. >> can you trust the taliban? can you broke ear deal? >> whether we should have been there in the first place is the first question. we've been there 19 years almost. we're fighting very well. we're fighting harder than ever before. and i think that they are tired. and i think everybody is tired. >> now with the challenges mounting for president trump aides inside the white house describe to "the washington post" akay chaotic and free

wheeling atmosphere. mick mulvaney says he meets alone with trump twice a day, once in the mornings, once in the evening for about 15 minutes each. asked if he was acting as a gate keeper mulvaney said i'm not trying to stop him from doing things. former white house staffer omarosa told the paper i don't think he's masking the fact he's operating the head of family owned business instead of one of the most powerful countries in the world. >> president trump dismissed the rumors that mike pompeo might leave his cabinet for a senate run. >> mike pompeo has done a fantastic job. >> he's not leaving? >> he told me he doesn't want to leave. >> he said mcconnell had spoken about running for senate. >> i loves being secretary of

state. he's doing a fantastic job. he said the other day he's not leaving. he doesn't want to be a lame duck. he's doing a fantastic job as our secretary of state. after trump's comments pompeo who had remained silent on the speculation tweeted after the president quote. it's true i do love being america's most senior diplomat. democratic virginia governor ralph northam is considering resigning after a racist photo from his past surfaced on friday. "the washington post" reports that governor northam called an emergency meeting with senior staffers last night to discuss options including possibly stepping down but did not reach a decision. it all stems from this 1984 medical school yearbook photo that shows a man dressed in black face and another as a can you ku klux klansman.

>> that photo and the racist and offense attitudes it represents does not reflect that person i am today or the way that i have conducted myself as a soldier, a doctor, and a public servant. i'm deeply sorry. i cannot change the decisions i made. nor can i undo the harm my behavior caused then and today. but i accept responsibility for my past actions. >> all right. but the next day during a press conference, northam then changed his stance on that racist photo. watch this. >> when i was confronted with the images yesterday, i was apr appalled that they appeared on my page but i believe now and then that i'm neither of the people in that photo. if i were to listen to the voices calling on me to resign my office today, i could spare myself from the difficult path

that lies ahead. i cannot in good conscience choose the path that would be easier for me in an effort to duck my responsibility to reconcile. >> his fellow democrats called for his resignation including house speaker nancy pelosi, virginia senator tim kaine and several 2020 presidential skands. justin fairfax would become governor if northam does step down. joining me once again is co-author of "the political playbook." what do you make of governor northam's apology on friday night and then his denial that was even him on saturday? was he iing metaphorically? >> i think a lot of northam's friends and even democrats who were calling on him to resign acknowledge that, i'm sure, that

he's a better person today. you know, he has an african-american as his lieutenant governor, and, you know, he seems to have changed. but you have this indelible picture that is not going to go away and a lot of people thought that he should just resign and not fight this. it just hurts and embarrasses him further. and the fact that he admits to, you know, putting shoe polish on his face and doing the moon walk, michael cohjackson's moon dance that wasn't good. his wife was not in property circumstances. >> so what your hearing about how virginia constituents, how are they particularly dealing with this scandal? how is this going down with virginians? >> i think a lot of virginians

are shocked that this came out. people are surprised that ed gillespie campaign did not find out about this, on some text chains with people in the gop community and everyone was just very surprised that gillespie did not manage to look inside the medical school library and get a copy of this yearbook. now it's open season on year books. every politician will have them examined and a lot of african-americans thought that northam was their friend. he might still be their friend but the fact that this picture really has haunted him and he claims that he wasn't in it, but says that he has improved as a person that indicates that at least as a 25-year-old he had some troubling views. still ahead why one of the

few banks that was still willing to lend to donald trump reportedly rejected his bid for a loan during the 2016 campaign. advisers tells joe biden to hold off on announcing his plans for 2020. we'll tell you why next. next.

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would be faced with a choice of collecting on the debt or sizing the assets of the president of the united states. a trump organization supposed person ha -- spokesperson has denied the reporting. axios reports former new york city mayor michael bloomberg and terry mcauliffe are rethinking their plans. sources tell axios that advisers to joe biden are urging the former vice president to delay 2020 plans in order to see how they shift to the left all plays out. bloomberg is still charging ahead with expensive preparations for a campaign but sources tells axios to look for the new former new york city

mayor and mcauliffe to bow out if biden throws his hat in the rings. >> let's get a check on your weather with karen cairns. >> eastern half of the country is looking at a big huge february thaw. numerous record highs will be broken. but in the northern plains it's still winter this morning. this really strong cold front is kicking through about to helped through kansas city. wind chill in omaha is negative 1. 58 degrees in kansas city. that's a pretty significant difference. look at bismarck still negative 28, wind chills international fall 14. great lakes are warm. not just great lakes, all of eastern seaboard is warmer than it should be and all the way back to north texas. this has the question going where has the snow been. this is where the snow has been. the red is up to 72 inches. northern new england has been having an epic winter with a lot of snow.

many areas of the appalachians. even washington, d.c. in the blue has had a foot of snow. i-95 hasn't seen much at all. this is one of the least snowy est winters on record. we usually have 23 inches by now in boston. new york city since december 1st, new york city did have six inches of snow in november but since december typically a foot, hasn't happened. even in philadelphia not a lot of snow. 3.8 inches. only d.c. is ahead of pace and d.c. by the way has had more snow than new york city, philadelphia and boston combined this winter and that doesn't happen that often. as far as the temperatures, how hot and how warm will it be? hot is pushing it, but warm is going to be called for. temperature departure from normal is in the 60s around rochester, new york. northern plains will actually see temperatures in the negative 20 range wind chill. just depends where you are

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