caitlin. >> fundamentally swampy, right?se, you know, chris collins, we're all talked to him many times. he was an early supporter of the president. very supportive of him throughout. trump, of course, as he does with most people who support him who are then caught up in legal messes tries to act like they are coffee boys. or people who are insignificant. to matt's point about the culture of corruption, in 2006, democrats did run on their own kind of anti-swamp, train the swamp campaign. they're bringing that back in some campaigns. and i think matt is right to point out that the aggravatiorg all this is say chance to focus on that. >> drain the swamp. let's remember the indictment relates to innate australian bio company on which the board of directors chris collins sat on. >> i will say two things, one to see how donald trump reacts if he takes it personally or if he lets it go. and i remember talking to chris collins before one of the debates and he was a staunch defender of donald trump not releasing his taxes. because h

we love caitlin. rob: 26 after the hour.rump campaign taking legal action against omarosa claiming she violated her confidentiality agreement. does the campaign have a case? a former prosecutor takes a closer look. >> i grabbed my drink. he said i tried -- i punched him in the head. jillian: four young girls fight for their lives after a man tries to kidnap them. where they learned those self-defense moves and how police tracked down the bad guy. ♪ jillian: welcome back. the death toll rising from adobe bridge collapse in italy. rob: the bridge buckling during a storm sending cars and trucks plummeting 150 feet. at least 35 people killed is the search for survivors intensifies. jillian: the tragedy calling for bridge management to resign. >> it happens during a sudden violent storm on the italian coast. as many as dozens were killed, many more injured when a bridge on the main highway linking italy with france collapsed sending cars plunging 150 feet down, landing in a heap of concrete rubble. firefighters and other first re

caitlin's mom recently let her go on amazon to ord one barbie for her birthday but when caitlin asked to go online to check on deliveries, she did more than at, ordered more than $300 worth of toys. mom found out when the packages farrived. st day there was about seven boxes. and they received three more. she probably ordered close to w $500th of stuff. she's not in trouble but she will be in lots of tuble if it happens again, right? >> the family is going to return the items, but decided instead to donate them to tdr ch's hospital. i love the happy ending to that story. >> that's great. >> that's cute. >> you can see she was up to no good. sheike -- >> you gave her the amazon, apparently she staid at that children's hospital as a little .id. >> oh, beautiful ♪ ♪ >>> is that -- back flip guys doing in high-heels is what it is. six-inch heels, too. oops, throw a little twerk in that. okay. >> it's 4:55. you can't use that word here. they stole the show tuesday night on "america's got talent." heidi klum loving this or perfmance. 12 more acts will perform on the next live show right her

. >> caitlin is her name. her mother said she could order a barbie on amazon and when left unattended she ordered a lot more than just one. package after package wasle p off a delivery truck at her house in utah. obviously her parents were little shocked but you can see here caitlin wasust thrilled. and they decided to donate the $350 worth of toys to the childr's hospital where she stayed as a baby. >> caitlin is a shopping e. mach >> i bet that credit card number has been removed from the amazon site at that house. you got to be careful. >>> niceht out there tonight. >> it really is. still a little bit on the humid side. you can feel it. not all that bad. temperature right now in the city in the 80s. the suburbsooking aot better. right now, out there earlier today, 92 in the city. 91 annapolis. currently we're looking at partly cloudy skies. a nice night. ty.in the 82 right now at the airport. winds out of the west at 7 miles per hour. look at the rest of the area. 82 here. 72 martinsburg, 72 in culpeper. an

we are back with tara, noah, caitlin, and heidi.ra, i'm fascinating -- we talked about that a little bit last night. i'm fascinated by this florida governor's race, by the fact, the direction each party is going there, by virtue of these primaries, but also the energy in each one of these parties. the democratic turnout was through the roof. i think it was up 181% from four years ago. the republican turnout is way up off four years ago, too. these are two parties that want the nominees, that want the directions they have. from the democratic standpoint, though, is this a preview of where the national party is going? >> i think so. i think, first of all, i think there's a real misunderstanding about what the democratic party stands for. and maybe there are some fiss e fissures within the party. but overwhelmingly, most democrats support some sort of medicare for all health care system. most democrats -- >> that's a big change, right? saying single-payer health care just five, ten years ago would get you run out of the party establish

his wife caitlin has baby fever. >>> there are some proud parents over on the cw's riverdale, too., but before that, these heartthrobs were just trying to find their way, like many of their castmates, as etonline's leanne aguilera found out. >> what would you say to these two youngins? >> huh! >> oh, my god. >> what i would tell this youngin is please don't wear that. >> right, oh, my god, no, not the pants. >> what haircut is that? >> the bieber. >> it's the bowl cut. >> your imagination is getting the better of you. >> mark and marisol, veronica's parents on the show, are a lot more buttoned up than they were back in the day. what would you say to your younger self? >> get a stylist, maybe. >> luke, playing archie's dad, was a fashion plate even before "90210." >> great shoestrings. i love them shoestrings. >> that's kind of a mullet, isn't it? >> i was rocking a mullet pretty hard there for a while. >> and as for this young lady, any chance of kelly joining mark on "riverdale"? >> i'm hoping there are some interesting things that could happen. i stopped asking. i asked a little

michelle goldberg and caitlin huey burns with real clear politics. the president is threatening a sitting doj official. what does that do? what message does that send to current doj officials? >> i think it's very clear this is a personalized presidency. you cross him and he will go after you whether you work for him or not, whether you are the media or not, whatever. and so this is -- everything he does is a shot across the bow for other people. he goes at brennan's security clearance to warn other people. he goes at ohr to warn other people. it's a form of grotesque intimidation, but it is his stock in trade. >> it sounds nixonian. >> and it sounds although i'm not an attorney like obstruction of justice. it's obstruction of justice but it's so out in the open that it's almost hard to process how outrageous it is. like so much else about this administration. >> when you want to hide something, hide it in plain sight. >> like sending a message to paul manafort who obviously will make decisions about the second trial he has in september based on whet

you can see it in that devious "cat that swallowed the canary" smile. 6-year-old caitlin lunt posingivery of boxes outside her utah home. >> all our family came home and the truck pulls up and all these boxes are getting pulled out of the truck. >> reporter: nearly $400 worth of toys and games she ordered herself. and mom and dad didn't have a clue, all thanks to amazon. >> i love amazon. >> reporter: the first grader's mother katherine says it was supposed to be just one box with a barbie, a prize for extra chores, but when mom let caitlin use the phone again supposedly to check the shipping status, the mischievous mastermind saw her chance. >> i let her get on and then i left. and i wasn't really paying attention. and she got on and ordered close to $400 worth of items. huh? mostly barbies and a few dolls and a pony and accessories. >> reporter: caitlin's ill-gotten gains rival this dallas girl's amazon splurge with alexa as her partner in crime. last year 6-year-old brooke used her family's echo to buy a $160 dollhouse and four pounds of cookies. >> i just asked her if she could o

caitlin mitchell, are you in the room today?er of our staff who contributed to direct marketing and online fundraising, we are on fire, people. thank you so much. [applause] henry: in our online fundraising, 80% increase over 2016 and a recurring donor that byrecurring donors are up 61% and 45% of the donors to the dnc online are first-time donors. so, how do we spend your money? >> i don't know if don fowler is still in the room, but part of the goal of the presentation was to exceed your comments from the last meeting, where you said it was the most transparent financial presentation you have seen in your time in the dnc. let's start out with the budget process. here in 2017,got there was no budget in place for 2017 going forward. not a surprise given how much turmoil that had gone to the building to that point. we get input from all the departments from what we need and review the input and determine what the priorities will be and have a strategic approach to planning and developing new projects. the results are process to a

but we also invited caitlin.ssociate, caitlin mcduffie, it is her last day on the show. she has done an amazing job, but she has to head back for her junior year of college. the good news is she has learned a lot, it is one of the best i have ever seen for any company. she's thinking about raising a cane on deming to mike at canine companion dog with some of her friends at school. thank you for all that you did the summer. >> i am not ready to leave. i don't want to leave this handsome boy, spike. >> dana: if you could name two or three things that you have learned this summer? >> i love writing scripts and managing social media. that has been so fun for me. so follow the twitter account. >> dana: you are good at promotion as well. >> i fell in love with broadcast journalism, and i hope i get the opportunity to come back. >> dana: and you are a lacrosse player. you had some surgery. >> i was on crutches, and now i am back up on my feet. >> dana: if you had any advice for young people looking for internships, not

caitlin, you were there today. you asked the questions to sarah sanders. what's the mood inside the white house tonight? >> don, you saw it. the white house is having a lot of trouble mounting a defense in response to the claims made bid michael coen, essentially sighing what they said in the past, that the president did nothing wrong. these charges aren't against him. then saying there's no collusion even though that's unrelated to what michael cohen said in the courtroom yesterday. we're seeing a lot of struggle in the bhouls. but a loft of that comes because of the things president trump has said in the past like when he told sarah sanders. she sited a conversation and then we found out from rudy guiliani, that the president did, in fact, know about it. don, what we know is that the mood inside this west wing goes two ways. we know the president is bad mood. he wasn't expecting michael cohen to make that statement yesterday. his lead attorney rudy guiliani is currently out of the country. that's something that's irking the president. 1235rs those who wo

caitlin secretly ordered more than$300 worth of toy.nd mom found out. >> first day there were about ven boxesnd i think we received three more. sh probably ordered about $600 worth of stuff. she's not in too much trouble. rouble if in lots of it happens again. >> funny. the family was going to return the items but decided to donate them to the local children's hospital. mom gave her the money. >> here, pick out somethi you like. >>> 5:56 right now. still ahead this morning, bigge ch could be coming to the university ofnd maryland a it'sl troubled foo program. we'll tell you about the closed-door meeting happeni at does your business internet provider promise a lot? let's see who delivers more. comcast business gives you acgig-speed in more ples. the others don't. we offer up to 6 hours of 4g wireless network backup. everyone else, no way. we let calls from any of your devices come from your business number. them, not so much. we let you keep an eye on your business from anywhere. the others? nope! get internet on our gig-speed network a

erin delmore and caitlin. caitlin, i'll start with you. the president reacted to omarosa's claims when prompted by the reporter. what do you think was holding him back prior to that question? >> well, i think the white house does not want to elevate omarosa's book further, for reasons which are understandable, orvf course. the president, in that response cannot help himself fwou respond to omarosa, using that term. what's important to consider, when we are assessing the fallout of the book that is coming out and she is, of course on the talk circuit now is the question of omarosa's own credibility. that is questionable. however, you have a situation which she was hired by this white house, hired by this president. so, it should be not surprising to the president that there is this fallout. so, in terms of trying to mitigate that, the president has also welcomed that into the white house at a certain point. so, i think that's also important as we are assessing all of this. >> this issue of credibility keeps coming up. erin, omarosa told npr

caitlin conrad reports.i is the crown jewel of the rm sotheby's collection this year. the main attraction is expected to sell for a gobsmacking price somewhere between 45 and 60 million dollars.ian kelleher / rm sotheby's:"this is the ultimate ferrari road going racecar this is the car that everybody defined by the car that you could drive to work all week and then on the weekend you could race competitively and likely win." the 1962 ferarri 250 gto is on display for potential buyers to ogle over the next few days at the newly renovated monterey conference center. caitlin conrad/ reporting:"the room where they are keeping this car is pretty cool it's set up like a museum exhibit you walk through the tunnel and when you come out there she is."she's being called the 60 million dollar car, one of 36 ever made the ferrari has survived a lot laps around the race track.ian kelleher / rm sotheby's:"the car behind me has survived many of those wins and what makes it special is that this car has been actively used an

he had plenty to say and our caitlin collins was there. >> reporter: president trump lashing out at the russia investigation, reminding critics his presidential powers go a long way. >> hello, everybody. >> reporter: defending his decision to strip former cia chief john brennan of his security clearance and rejecting criticism he is trying to silence his critics. >> if anything, i'm giving them bicker voice. many people don't know who he is. now he has a bigger voice. that's okay with me, because i like taking on voices like that. i've never respected him. >> reporter: that as sources tell cnn trump is prepared to revoke more clearance in the coming days. his next target, bruce orr a little known department employee. >> i think bruce orr is a disgrey, i suspect i will be taking it away very quickly. >> reporter: he targets him because of his former connection with christopher steele. the justice department says or has no involvement with the investigation. >> for him to be in the justice department and doing what he did. that is a disgrace. >> that is disqualifying for mueller. >> repor

and i did want to make a point, as you were saying, by the way, caitlin, on prison reform, that's notopen to us today. that's not go we could have attended. we're just covering what he's tweeting about because that's what he's talking about. >> right. better or worse. >> i actually think it's a small group of people that have a strong dislike for the media. i think a lot of this country realizes that the media is important. i'm from alabama. when i go home, i think a lot of people are thank for for what we do. i think a lot of people are grateful for what the media does, and that we're not there to criticize the president or make him look bad. we're there to say what the taxpayer funded people in the white house are doing so people know how it's affecting their lives. >> appearance or reality? if you want to deal with reality, i'll take you to tuesday night, charleston, west virginia, at a rally. every time he says cnn, msnbc, nbc, he screams "fake news" and everybody cheers. then individually they come over and want to talk to you and ask you questions. where do i think it's going be

congressman schiff some elevations or lack thereof were just laid out by caitlin from the white housewant to give you a chance to respond to criticism that she leveled in terms of congressional investigations. >> i believe it was brought up to distract from the president's comments and as you pointed out. margaret, president didn't extinguish between allegations of conspiracy again his campaign and the broad aer problem of russia continuing to interfere in our elections. as coats said this week, russian efforts are pervasive including the social media campaign to divide us that will can't to the election, we see that the russians are again trying to essentially hack election campaigns. only element we have not seen to date is director ray said, is the hacking of voter registration databases or voter equipment, but as our intelligence chief said, that's just one key stroke away. and probably the biggest thing that the president could do is confront moscow to establish some kind of deter ent the that the opposite matter is being sent, i think this was delivered in helsinki as long as th

and i'm from the netherlands i'm caitlin miles i'm from the u.k. and i play the trumpet. sounded in one nine hundred seventy six the e.u. you thought. destroy has been a cultural ambassador for the european union for more than four decades but it's facing changes. i think what i wish for europe is that it's keeping its unity how do you feel about the move from london to ferrero because the headquarter is moving back sort of coming out is this something you talk about in the orchestra as a brit i feel very affected by this as to all of the other musicians in the orchestra from the quay. and not only for us thinking that at some point we were in the next couple years we were able to apply for the orchestra anymore. many members of the ensemble are studying across europe it isn't clear what changes grex it will bring but their music doesn't know borders. thing it's a fact it could learn from a quest for why you can always find a solution even though there are so many people with different opinions how it should be but there's one boss waits for us is the conductor then and p

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caitlin had nentil the loot at arrived. >> the funny part was, we had some family visiting.d all gone out for a walk. and when we came back, just -- we all got out of the car and the van drove up with all these packages. >> now, everything was sent back. except for the one barbie she was supposed to get. >> she had a big smile. you could understand why. derstand why. to get your windsh. >> teacher: let's turn in your science papers. >> tech vo: this teacher always puts her students first. >> student: i did mine on volcanoes. >> teacher: yod?>>diu ec, h od auto glass damage... she chose safelite. with safelite, she could see exactly when we'd be there. >> teacher: you must be pascal. >> tech: yes ma'am. >> tech vo: saving her time... [honk, honk] the science project. >> kids: whoa! >> kids vo: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace ♪ is not a marathon. it's a series of smart choices. and when you replace one meal or snack a day with glucerna made with carbsteady to help minimize blood sugar spikes you can really feel it. roess. well, here's to first dates! you look amazing. and

until the first child was born caitlin with to say no and well regarded jump in the struggling beechen after nearly forty years in the mines scott's father jimmy has just taken early retirement. been married to a coal miner you know you get up every morning and there's always that question in your mind is this going to be the last. and then you know when the phone rings and you're like you say it's. the first reaction is something's happening. but i knew beforehand that that we may because my dad was a previous call matter and crashed in the mines and he doesn't work anymore because he can't ever want to marry scott i would probably still a van with a coal miner i mean i know that sounds crazy but you know that's all there is around here it's either you're a doctor or am i mean there's a cure for. i mean when you like mcdonald's and stuff but you know you can't live on last. minute. i pray that the monster i open getting laid off with a monster it can happen any time. without the mounds we have nothing and less for things but i can't really leave the mountains. i would never change my

caitlin and scott look hot have been married for three years. until the first child was born they can work to sadness and well regarded jump in the struggling region after nearly forty years in the mines scott's father jimmy has just taken early retirement. being married to a homeowner you know you get up every morning and there's always that question in your mind is this going to be the last time i'd honestly. and then you know when the phone rings and you're like you say it's a monster thing the first reaction is something's happening. that i knew beforehand that as a choice that we may because my dad was a previous coal miner and he got crushed in the mines and he doesn't work anymore because he ends if i want to marry scott i would probably still a band with a coal miner and i'm going to move as i was crazy but you know that's all of there is around here it's either you're a doctor or polar bear i mean there's a beer bar in mclean like mcdonald's was not but you know you can't live on that. i pray that the monster i open getting laid off wit

no if it weren't for the gavel ok as long as caitlin and scott lockhart have been married for three years. until the first child was born taken back to sadness and well regarded jump in the struggling region you know you get up every morning and again there's always that question in your mind is this going to be the last time i love to sing. and then you know when the phone rings and you're like to say yes i'm on your thing the first reaction is something is happening to me. i knew beforehand that and the choices that we made because my dad was a previous coal miner and he got crushed in the mines and he doesn't work anymore because he ends if i were to marry scott i would probably still a band with a coal miner i mean i know as i was crazy but you know that's all of there is around here it's either you're a doctor or polar bear i mean there's a fear for him and when you like mcdonald's was not but you know you can live on bad. news and. i pray that the months i open getting laid off with the months it can happen any time without the lines we have nothing and less for things but i can't r

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caitlin, are any of these political winners for the president? >> what a slow news summer that we are having. it is hard to remember sometimes and keep track. the president in each of these cases has been weighing in in real time wasting his opinions. and brennan, revoking his security clearance was reaction to omarosa tapes. and we have seen the president tweet multiple times today and yesterday and the previous days weighing in on an investigation that is still on-going and we know it includes the president's own tweets. and all of the efforts that he and the white house makes, we are cooperating fully. this needs to be over. and yet still condemns the investigation and raises more questions about the obstruction part. >> the paul manafort trial is the first test of the special counsel team. >> how important is this trial to the president and the outcome? >> i think it is a bit mixed. paul manafort is on trial for things that are unrelated to the donald trump campaign. but that doesn't matter. i have to say one of the things that i found shocki

with both the point is i'm being told that i'm being exclusionary because i'm not taking on board caitlin jenner's problems i can't take them on board i'm true concerned about the woman who died in the back of an ambulance when during a crisis of post-partum psychosis because they can survive what a lot of german one of them say ever have to do why not when interviews like me or others come up and say what's your position want to say you know what i want to talk about why you make gratuitous offensive remarks now you can't you know you do i want to come to. you there's stuff you said i can't even say here because. that happens to be a quotation from a book called the whole woman written years ago i have not been going around making these statements that is a quotation from a whole chapter about your brain i have quoted from you from two thousand and two thousand and fifteen two thousand and eighteen when you regret for the way you've talked about this issue given this is a community which in the words of many human rights groups is facing an epidemic of violence no one so you know in tota

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little caitlin hunt ordered more than f00 worth o barbies on amazon. her mother had told her it was okay to buy one doll. but when saitlin down in front of the computer, she just kept onclickin'. ten packages showed up in the driveway the next day. the family donated the dolls to the children's hospital wheca lin was born. >> now, if amazon was available when we were kids, how many k ws do you thild have spent $300 on barbies? >> amazon would have been gone by now if it had been available back then. p too maents would have been upset. >> between barbie and hot wheels? >>> still ahead, a local school district returns with a beefed-up security. why the superintendent is crediting the kids for an idea to have more gun-toting officers in their schools. >>> and we're tracking changes for the weekd. doug joinss from manassas to break down our rain chances and jump in the pool, he says. >>> first, a reminder, as we gear up for clear the shelters this weekend. a fredericksburg shelter is t allowing peopl pick a potential pet out of a shelter for a dae adventur

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with news breaking now, let's go to caitlin owens, a reporter for axios who jumps in to speak on this at the last minute without any prior notice. we didn't know this was coming. historically it's been a professional courtesy, i guess, maybe the right way to say it, to allow the security clearance of people from previous administrations to continue with their security clearance. how unusual is it to revoke such a thing? >> this is highly unusual. you know, i think that that's why this is such big news. the former director of the cia here. so yes, this is not an unprecedented thing. let's go back to why the press secretary just told us why the president revoked his clearance. because of his erratic behavior -- >> shepard: that was the line. >> that was the line. so this is quickly unfolding. the debate will be what behavior was it and was he contradictory and did he behave in a way to have his security clearance revoked or is it president trump's critics pointing out, is this an attempt to silence his critics. >> shepard: there's other news. there's times when the president has used dr

. >> there is an unsung hero at the dnc, name is caitlin mitchell.al team, they do a lot of grassroot front raising. they put together all these videos. a are the ones who are talking to people. they are doing so much stuff. we have folks who are investing large amounts of money, we have who aree folks investing $20, $30. kayla has been leading the effort. i want to say thank you. we are nearing the end of our very productive day here. i want to make sure you all know, help the democrats in florida. primary in massachusetts is coming up. primary in new york is coming up. a lot of work to do. i thought it would be so appropriate, as he prepared to head out, 73 days before the weekend, the most important election of our lifetime. caught from someone who was a general in the movement. i feel like a historian or a foot soldier. to be here today, blessed to us, reverend jackson with and a great city of chicago, it is a great honor. reverend jackson games no introduction at all. he is fighting his entire life to build an america that is working for everyon

caitlin mitchell, are you in the room today?r staff who contributed to direct marketing and online fundraising , we are on fire, people. thank you so much. [applause] henry: in our online fundraising, 80% increase over 2016 and a recurring donor that is up by 61% and 45% of the donors to the dnc online are first-time donors. so, how do we spend your money? i don't know if don fowler is still in the room, but part of the goal of the presentation was to exceed your comments from the last meeting, we said it was the most transparent inet's presentation have seen in your transparentdnc -- financial presentation you have seen in your time in the dnc. was not a 2017 budget going forward. not a surprise given how much turmoil that had gone to the building to that point in we got input from all the departments from what we need and review the input and determine what the priorities will be and have a strategic approach to planning and developing new projects. to results are process assess existing costs and not a surprise with the large

caitlin, when you hear pecker now saying trump knew about it, cohen saying trump knew about it, how manyeople need to say trump knew about it? not to mention the president's own words on that tape we just played. >> on the tape, exactly, which the white house wouldn't respond to yesterday. interestingly enough. the question that i've had, too, is how, you know, how credible of a witness, of course, is michael cohen? right? we've seen the president try to downplay his role in his own life, and, you know, think there is a question about his credibility. if you do have these other people corroborating what he is saying, i think that could speak to that. that's beyond my legal purview, but -- >> of course. >> as far as paul, do you think that we're going to now see more potential investigations here in new york given that this is where all of it's happening, but this is a federal case that was open against cohen. could there be a state prosecution or investigation at the very least moving forward? >> well, that's an interesting question because state attorney generals have been making noises

i want to thank our intern, caitlin, who is going off. she was so excited to get a picture or not with me, but with sean hannity. shawn is ready to take off, blast off into the stratosphere. >> sean: is that what you call it? blasting off. we do have big breaking news. mark, thank you. we have incredible dress, joe digenova, the great woodmark li. we have breaking news this hour. it is so much worse then we knew or thought. the story of corrupt doj official ex-foreign spies working together, literally to m becoming president, and after his election to destroy him. we have more major breaking news surrounding bruce ohr and christopher steele and now christopher steele's boss, fusion gps founder glenn simpson. the hills john solomon has now uncovered additional disturbing communications and for the first time, we have them, handwrittene ohr, detailing how he coordinated with clinton's team of op researchers, all in the lead up to the election. we need to get to the bottom of it. we have new details surrounding just how deep state of christo

i want to thank our intern, caitlin, who is going off.hannity. sean is ready to take off, blast oroff into the stratosphere. >> sean: is that what you call it? blasting off. we do have big breaking news. mark, thank you. we have incredible guests, joeoe digenova, the great one mark levin. we have breaking news this hour. it is so much worse than we knew or thought. the story of corrupt doj official, ex-foreign spies working together, literally to stop donald trump from becoming president, and after his election to destroy him. we have more major breaking news surrounding bruce ohr and christopher steele and now christopher steele's boss, fusion gps founder glenn simpson. "the hill"'s john solomon has now uncovered additional disturbing communications and for the first time, we have them, handwritten notes from bruce ohr, detailing how he

i'm covered my i picture notes and i'm from the netherlands i'm caitlin miles i'm from the u.k.and i play the trumpet. our reporter met up with these musicians before their evening performance the european union youth orchestra has been a cultural ambassador for more than forty years i think what i wish for europe is that it's keeping its unity how do you feel about the move from london to ferrero because the headquarter is moving for exodus coming out this is something you talk about in the orchestra as a brit i feel very affected by this us that all of the other musicians in the orchestra from the quay. and not only for us thinking that at some point we were in the next couple years we won't be able to apply for the orchestra anymore. britain's exit from the e.u. will bring many changes for the orchestra whose members study all across europe for them national boundaries are irrelevant to music do you think it's a fact we could learn from the question of why you can always find the solution even though there are so many people with different opinions how it should be but there'

so caitlin then asked the question that everybody would want to ask, which is to provoke him to say somethingmichael cohen betray you?" and then he didn't answer it. then there was another question about michael cohen. and then she asked something about the summit with putin, part two, and has he not accepted the invitation, or whatever. >> stephen: yeah. >> and apparently offended the trump administration, offended by the impertinence of her questions, they told her later that she could not attend another event in the rose garden where she was supposed to be the pool. >> stephen: and even though she's not just there representing cnn, she's representing all of the news networks. >> everyone! cbs, nbc, abc, fox, everybody. >> stephen: and they said, "we're having this thing and you can't come"? >> you can't come because we didn't like your questions, they were rude. first of all, step back for a second and just contemplate the notion of anybody associated with president trump thinking that a reporter is rude. ( laughter ) just the idea that there is a delicate decorum. "that's not how we condu

i'm joined by the roundtable, susan del percio, basils michael, a democratic strategist, and caitlintics. susan, let me start with you. we just laid out the dynamics in this district. i'm looking at kasich basically saying the president maybe is doing more harm than good for republicans. half this district seemed to love donald trump in 2016. really gravitated towards him, and the other half seemed to run away from him. from the republican candidate's standpoint, was it good or bad to have trump come in there at the wire of a close race? >> very bad, horrible. it's as bad as it gets in a swing district to have donald trump show up the day before. the only thing or two days before an election. maybe if it was a weekend, it could have been potentially worse for him. because it takes a while to kind of reach out and get voters on either side, but this is a swing district right now, well, it wasn't, but it's in play now. it's tied. it's 43-44 depending on the polls you look at. turnout is essential. we know that donald trump is extremely unpopular with suburban women. and that's the area

she is 6 years old, caitlin.s from amazon without her parents knowing. they only found out when all the packages arrived there on her front door. caitlin actually donated all of the items to the children's hospital where she stayed for a week when she was a baby in hopes of giving a little joy to the kids being treated there. >> bill: good stuff. soon your kids will be doing that without you knowing. >> julie: you should see the stuff in my cart. they fill up my cart. >> bill: i bet they do. good luck. >> julie: they haven't checked out. thank god. >> bill: governor declaring the state of emergency for a toxic red tide in florida that's making people sick disrupting tourism in august and killing marine life. live and we're tracking the story in sarasota, florida. jonathan. >> right now i'm on one of the main beaches in sarasota. relatively tourists. it's difficult to breathe. the water is a brownish green. now look at this live shot from the drone. we'll look at a live aerial view of sanibel island 70 miles to th

that, another graduate of alabama, i am promoting us shamefully, but anyway, he was the young woman, caitlin collins, who was banned from a white house press garden event because she was yelling questions to loudly. we all rallied around her and saying, you can't do that. it died down quickly. but having your colleagues work with you on that, i think what we would like to do is come i i would love to hear some questions from the audience and maybe suggestions or thoughts on what you are incorporating in your classrooms. >> i am wondering if any of you have looked through the james foley safety guide and if that is part of what you're trying to incorporate into your class. >> i am not familiar with that. i guess i should be. >> i'm not either. could you tell us more about that? [laughter] >> i was at a breakfast for it yesterday morning. james foley was the journalist beheaded by isis and his family started a foundation in his honor and is promoting journalism safety. they have put out a curriculum that has a safety guide as part of it. i'm going to be using it next spring but i haven't used

with both the point is i'm being told that i'm being exclusionary because i'm not taking on board caitlin jenner's problems i can't take them on board i'm true concerned about the woman who died in the back of an ambulance when during a crisis of post-partum psychosis because they can survive what a lot of germany in one thousand seven hundred other why not when interviews like me or others come up and say well what's your position one also you know i want to talk about why you make gratuitous offensive remarks now you can't you know you do i want to. know you can you know stuff you said i can't even say here but. that happens to be a quotation from a book called the whole woman written years ago i have not been going around making these statements that is a quotation from a whole chapter about your brain i have quoted from you from two thousand and two thousand and fifteen two thousand and eighteen when you regret for the way you've talked about this issue given this is a community which in the words of many human rights groups is facing an epidemic of violence no one saying you know in