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here is jeanne moos. >> reporter: for a while, it seemed tough. dragging an apology out of united. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: but finally the ceo said, sorry. >> plight of word of shame comes to mind. >> reporter: you didn't need a poll to gauge public opinion. >> what a week for united airlines today. >> boo! >> the company lost 255 million dollars of market value in one day! which means they could have given each of those four passengers their own jet plane. >> reporter: it's a banner week for apologies. >> i hit them a pepsi. i know. it's cute, right? >> reporter: then sean spicer had to admit. >> i screwed up. >> reporter: for his hitler comments lampooned on kimmel. >> somebody as despicable as hitler who didn't even sink to the -- to using chemical weapons. so you have to, if you're -- >> oh, no!

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jeanne mos, cnn, new york. >>> and we'll be right back. so you're having a party? how nice.ght there. and the butchery begins. what am i gonna wear? this party is super fancy. let's go. i'm ready. are you my uber? [ horn honks ] hold on. don't wait for watchathon week to return. [ doorbell rings ] who's that? show me netflix. sign up for netflix on x1 today and keep watching all year long. >>> thank you for joining us. don't forget you can watch "out front" any time anywhere, just watch cnn go. anderson is next with "a.c. 360." >>> a showdown with russia over the poison gas attack in syria, and after stays of botched statements from united airlines for dragging that man off the flight, the ceo issues an actual apology. all that and more on the program ahead, but we begin with breaking news on the donald trump administration charges of improper surveillance by the obama administration. cnn is learning more about the claims of house intelligence committee chairman devin nunes that members of the obama administration improperly questioned the names of people named in intelligen

jeanne. and i have a question for your guest this morning, and the question is if you could a elaborate how is russian behavior towards kraine, i guess, or in the cri crimea's, apart with the russian citizens or population, represents majority of the thelation is different than sovern of nato toward nation serbia and relationship part of vo, which is a a sovereign country of serbia. county where the population was the majority and the minority of christian was fighting them after world war ii ongoing, and the nato attacked them, bombed during the clinton administration, and i think that can tourists that go there confirm that the ruins are still there. is that justified what nato 1990s to serbia, versus what russia is doing to people in own crimea, as opposed to ukraine. i have second question is why should the united states $20 trillion in debt, support a ar or conflict, intimidate russia, interest of the united states in ukraine and t's very far away from our borders. and i'll hold for the

cnn's jeanne moos has the play-by-play. >> reporter: it's your move, mr. president.s a glass or coaster, president trump has a habit of moving things a few inches here, a few inch there. a viewer alerted jimmy kimmel to the president's quirk. >> he's more of a mover than a shaker. >> reporter: moving individual items and an entire place setting attempting to find the sweet spot. a shorter compilation featured online leading to comments this is desk top man spreading. marking his territory and trying to intimidate others with the space he takes up. the president's moves inspired web gags. and arm chair psychology. he thinks he's the master of everything. this is mine to touch. >> all i have to say i hope the new health care covers ocd. >> reporter: so everyone has an opinion. what's a professional think? a professor of psychology. while declining to diagnose. the professor weighed in on what may behind this type of behavior. >> anxiety about something so they control things, they move things around, make lists. >> reporter: more likely the professor says someone with

jeanne moos, cnn new york. >>> so is' mover or a shaker? to jimmy kimmel. we'll wait and see if he continues to shuffle things around. he is for sure. >>> it's an upset for the ages, the uconn women's basketball team finally lost a game for the first time since move to 2014. here's how it happened. >> five to get off the shot. william on the drive. pullup. pullup. she got it! she got it! one of the great upsets in history. mississippi state in overtime at the buzzer. morgan williams, mississippi state has ended the streak. and 111 consecutive games, it's over. my goodness. >> people are excited. >> people love this player. she's 5'5". >>> that loss snaps the longest win streak in college basketball history. mississippi state now moves on to the national championship where they will face south carolina for a shot at the title. thanks for being with us. miami how. >> i'm natalie allen. for viewers in the u.s. "new day" starts. for everybody else, christiane amanpour. you're watching cnn. ...what you love. ensure. always be you. it's my decisi

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jeanne moos checks it out. >> reporter: it's your move, mr. president.s a glass or a coaster, president trump has a habit of moving things. a few inches here, a few inches there. a viewer alerted jimmy kimmel to the president's quirk. >> he's more of a mover than a shaker. >> reporter: moving individual items and even an entire place setting. apparently seeking the sweet spot. >> general counsel and -- >> reporter: a shorter compilation circulated online, leading to comments like "this is desktop manspreading. he's marking his territory and trying to intimidate others with the space he takes up." the president's moves inspired web gags and armchair psychology. he thinks he's the master of everything. "this is mine to touch." [ laughter ] >> nice to see you. >> all i have to say is i hope the new health care plan covers ocd because -- >> reporter: okay. so everyone has an opinion. what's a professional think? a professor of psychology. while declining to diagnose, professor kevin volkan weighed in on what may be behind this type of behavior. >> they're fe

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> i wonder what they were saying when those things were -- >> i know.s morning tv. the quality of difference between webeing dragged out of plane and not having enough overhead space. those things may be different. >> fair enough. you don't think dao is now just the code word or any frustration? >> maybe you're on to something there. >> he's going to get a lot of depth now. >>> time for "cnn newsroom" with poppy harlow and a man i like to call the upgrade dave riggs. take it away. >> everyone is replaceable in this business. that is important for everyone to know. >> especially me. >> story of my life. just trying to fill the shoes of john berman. >> and berman, miss you. have a great weekend. ali, great to see you. let's get started. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm poppy harlow. >> i'm dave briggs filling in nor john berman on this good friday. much to get to. first, some new video. president trump's second military action in a week. a massive bomb kills isis

jeanne mos, cnn, new york. >>> and thank you for joining us, don't forget you can watch "out front" any time, any where just go to cnn go. >>> one question with more than one answer, how far is the trump administration prepared to go in syria. it depends on who you ask, how much credence you give to their words. in any event, a weekend since ordering a cruise missile strike against a syrian air base and after years of arguing against any military action at all in syria, donald trump has passed the rubicund. now people are asking what's next, what are the new headlines, and is a new trump doctrine emerging. last night at the u.n. "state of the union," nikki haley came close to calling for a regime change. >> it's going to be hard to see a government that's peaceful and stable with assad. regime change is something we think is going to happen, because all of the sides are going to see that assad is not the leader that needs to be leading syria. >> and the battle against isis is going quite well, then we hope to turn our attention to achieving cease fire agreements between our troops and t

he's not putting that jeanne back in the bottle. i do think we can communicate to him, look, two things. one, if you use these weapons, our defensive capabilities will mute your offense. and then secondly, if you use these weapons against us or our allies, we will strike the north korean population. look, at the end of the day, this is a dreadful situation. military power again is not going to solve it preemptively in my view. the city of seoul, 25 million people, is within range of thousands of north korean artillery pieces, and we can't get at them with conventional power. again, this is a dreadful situation. we need prevention and defensive measures in a major way. and privately, we are going to have to tell the north koreans, use these weapons, and we will retaliate with a nuclear strike. >> wow, general barry mccaffery, when you call it a dreadful situation, it seems like an understatement. thank you so very much for this conversation, general. >>> coming up, the win for the trump administration today that was overwhelmed by ot

here's jeanne moos. >> reporter: she holds the record for female astronauts space walks, he was aboutis first talk, they counted down the president. 10, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one, zero and lift off. >> station, this is your president, do you hear me? >> reporter: this was really long distance. >> do you hear me? >> yes, sir, we hear you loud and clear. >> well, that's what we like, american equipment that works. >> reporter: president trump called international is space station commander peggy whitson for breaking the record for the longest an american astronaut has stayed in place. >> 542 days and counting. >> reporter: commander whitson noted some of the space station's scientific achievements. >> we're also cleaning up our urine and making it drinkable. but it's not as bad as it sounds. >> reporter: some asked if ivanka trump was there and a five-second delay didn't make asking questions easy. for once the view from the oval office was eclipsed. the station station showcased another astronaut floating in and out of the background. and when the president a

here is jeanne moos. >> reporter: the high-powered personal injury attorney shared the screen with hisdrag. how should dr. dao be treated? >> i hope he becomes a poster child for all of us. >> reporter: a hero for the huddled masses of travellers. >> he is the guy to stand up for travellers, us against them. >> reporter: among the us, one of his daughters. >> completely horrible. >> reporter: in the words of one person, dr. dao will be what i yell out when i get bad service at the airport, the attorney said it will not be a class action suit but maybe it will scare airlines into classier service. >> are we going to just continue to be treated like cattle? >> reporter: some noted the doctor will likely be treated at a payout. dr. dao looking at his future, a golden future, the skies are likely to become a lot friendlier for dr. dao, his attorney said he had no idea yet how much a lawsuit may be worth. and with what appeared to be a slight roll of the eyes, the attorney brought up a guy who never has to fly coach. >> i mean, even our president last night said that was horrible. >> report

jeanne mos, cnn, new york. >> look at the robots you can build. >>> thanks for watching us, you can catch up any time, anywhere on cnn go. acc 360 starts now. >>> thank you for joining us, tonight after weeks of seeing one puzzle piece after another emerge about conversations between trump and russia. it now stretches into the indian oce ocean, on a string of islands, the say shells in january and met with a russian confidant of vladimir putin. we don't yet know exactly what it means or if it means anything at all. it has led one house committee member to say this evening that some people in his opinion will end up in jail when all is said and done. we talked to the reporter who broke this story about the meeting in the sechels. no surprise that the donald trump administration continues to try to divert attention from the fbi and congressional investigations into contacts between the campaign and russia. we begin covering it all tonight, what's been your reaction on the hill to this news that prince is a big donor and formerly the head of black water, is trying to establish a channel with

jeanne moos, cnn new york. >>> isis and other terror groups have found a way to hide powerful explosives devices, to take down a commercial airliner has been the holy grail of any of these various plethora terrorist groups. >> unfortunately they are going make it through with one of these bombs. >> very mysterious to me why general flynn is out there saying he wants immunity. >> if you're not guilty of a crime what do you need immunity for. >> when you're given immunity that means you committed a crime. >> it wasn't that donald trump won the election it was that the democratic party lost the election. >> good morning, everyone. so glad to have you with us. i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. >> u.s. intelligence agencies say terrorists have found ways to hide explosives in electronics that can evade commonly used airport screenings. they even have their own equipment to test whether they can bypass security. >> >> national security analyst and i should say worked for the homeland security under president obama and we have cnn counterterrorism analyst and former cia counterterroris

he's not putting that jeanne back in the bottle.do think we can communicate to him, look, two things. one, if you use these weapons, our defensive capabilities will mute your offense. and then secondly, if you use these weapons against us or our allies, we will strike the north korean population. look, at the end of the day, this is a dreadful situation. military power again is not going to solve it preemtdively in my view. the city of seoul, 25 million people, is within range of thousands of north korean artillery pieces, and we can't get at them with conventional power. again, this is a dreadful situation. we need prevention and defensive measures in a major way. and privately, we are going to have to tell the north koreans, use these weapons, and we will retaliate with a nuclear strike. >> wow, general barry mccaffery, when you call it a dreadful situation, it seems like an understatement. thank you so very much for this conversation, general. >>> coming up, the win for the trump administration today that was overwhelmed by other

. >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn. >> terrific terrific. >> reporter: new york. >> what would they all do without him? thanks for joining us, anderson is next. >> good evening, thanks for joining us. the battle to repeal and replace obamacare is firing up again with a new amendment that could leave people with preexisting conditions without. i will begin that this hour. >>> we begin with the latest and new trouble for president trump's fired national security advisor this one from the top watchdog at the pentagon over failing to disclose payments he received at a teach at a russian television event. newly revealed documents show flynn was warned explicitly about taking foreign money years ago. this comes days after the house oversight committee said flynn may have broken the law by not disclosing the payments. depending how closely you followed the president's twitter feed remember him saying this about flynn and the investigation as a whole. mike flynn should ask for immune tin that this is a witch hunt excuse for big election loss. and it wasn't that long ago he was with then candida

. >> jeanne and tony woo brought furniture from the ashley furniture store in fremont back in 2011. they also paid $79 for a five-year peace of mind protection plan. the woos say they were promised a refund if they didn't have to use the plan, and, well, they didn't. so after five years they went to ask for their money back, but the store had closed. so, the woos say they went to another store and ashley corporate offices looking for help to get their refund. but they didn't get anywhere. so they reached out to us. we contacted ashley's corporate office and it issued the woos a $79 store credit. now, what made this situation a little bit tricky is most ashley furniture stores are independently owned and operated, so if a store shuts down, you really don't have much recourse, but in this case the corporate office stepped up to help out. in a statement, ashley's corporate office said that customer satisfaction is of the utmost importance. it also encourages consumers who have concerns to contact its corporate customer care team. if you have a consumer complaint, we encourage you to co

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show less text jeanne shaheen >> i think we should develop that capability. >> thank you. >> yes, sir>> thank you, mr. chairman, and admiral harris, thank you very much for your service to the country and for your leadership at this challenging time. one of the things that we heard from a panel of private sector, but some former officials on north korea on tuesday was that the only impetus to encourage china to engage with north korea in the way that we would like in order to help us get them to back down on their nuclear program would be if we initiated much more show less text harry b. harris jr. extensive sanctions on china with respect to their financial system, or if they believe that there was imminent threat of war on the korean peninsula. do you think that's an accurate analysis based on your experience with china in the region? >> senator, i think it is an accurate analysis. i think there is some room in the sanctions regime, but there's not a lot left in there. but there are some and we should apply all of those we can before we're left with only the other choice. >> again,