wheeler. get a stiff shoulder from security than a chance at even a glance of andrew wheeler. >> take a window question. your security guards won't be bothered by it. why? perhaps because the question we want to ask wheeler is just how is it possible one of the biggest lobbyists for the nation's biggest coal companies is now leading the environmental protection agency. >> andrew wheeler was in bed with the coal companies -- >> he was in bed with them last year. >> and now he's in a role where he's regulating them. it makes no sense. >> reporter: by his own resume, president trump couldn't have found a swampier person to run the epa than wheeler. look at this photo. it's a meeting between energy secretary rick perry who appears to be getting an ear full from bob murray, the ceo of the largest coal mining company in the u.s., who else is in the room? murray energy corporations top lobbyists andrew wheeler. from 2009 until last year, murray energy paid nearly $3 million to wheeler's lobbying firm

wheeler?aps because the question we want to ask him is how is it possible one of the biggest lobbyists for one of the biggest coal companies is leading the environmental protection agency? >> andrew wheeler was in bed with the coal companies, and now he's -- >> and he was in bed with them last year. >> and now he's in a role where he's regulating them. it makes no sense. >> whatever you can do. >> reporter: by his own resume, president trump could not have chosen a swampier, more conflicted person to run the epa than andrew wheeler. just look at this photo from last year. it's a meeting between energy secretary rick perry, who appears to be getting an earful from bob murray, the ceo of the largest coal mining company in the u.s. who else is in the room? murray energy corporation's top lobbyist, andrew wheeler. from 2009 until just last year, murray energy paid nearly $3 million to wheeler's lobbying firm to deliver government access just like this. months after the photo was taken -- >> i'm an

administrator wheeler: a combination of both. we did not want to hold back any new programs until the release of this report, for example. we unveiled this fall new grant programs to reduce lead pipes in schools and day care centers, and that is included, i would say that is new, but we went ahead and launched it this fall, because we were able to launch it and did not want to hold up any new programs. the lead and copper rule, under review, has not been updated in 20 years.the obama administration looked at it for all eight years of their administration. we are getting close to a proposal this spring. some of these have been worked on for a while, but we didn't want to hold up an announcement of a new program just for the action plan to come out. the action plan is a compendium of everything the federal government is doing across agencies and departments, and we didn't want to lose time on any individual departments. reporter: there is nothing new here? administrator wheeler: there's quite a few new things in there, things launc

andrew wheeler: "we're not ignoring the government report.e're still looking at the report itself." the report warns the economy could lose hundreds of of the century...president trump:"no, i don't believe it. right now, we're the cleanest we've ever been. and that's very important to me." (ken) that was rene marsh reporting. meantime - new studies say global fossil fuel emissions are about to hit an all time high. let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawerence karnow: it was a beautiful day around the bay with plenty of sunshine. doppler radar is showing mostly dry weather for the state after stormy weather in southern california yesterday. on the satellite you can see high pressure building over california. it will make for a mostly clear night with cold temperatures. lows will be in the 30s and 40s. tomorrow will be mostly sunny and bright with highs in the 50s and low 60s. clouds will be increasing on sunday with a chance of rain sunday night and into monday.

would like to echo administrator wheeler and secretary carson's remarks. i will not say anything about the goal so you have to read it yourself. in february i participated in a meeting with the president's task force principles in which we agreed to produce this action plan and discuss the goal that should be included so i am thrilled to be here today with all of you, it has been a lot of hard work. by working together with our partners at the federal, state, local, tribal and territorial levels we can continue to make progress to reduce child lead exposure and the associated health effects, the action plan provides us with a roadmap to achieve that goal. we are proud of hhs's involvement in the development of the action plan. in addition to co-chairing the president's task force and senior steering committee experts from across the department have been actively involved in producing an action plan and will work to develop the plan within respective agencies. some subject matter experts are here today but others including those from the cdc and the nationa

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[applause] >> thank you very much, acting in ministry or wheeler -- acting administrator wheeler. it has been wonderful working with your team. they have been cooperative and helpful. i'm delighted to be here. this whole initiative started when you were acting hhs head and it has been wonderful working with that team. thank you all for joining us today. i need to recognize some of our talented hud staff. hazarde office of lead control and healthy homes, our who has worked extremely hard to bring today about, along with michelle miller, peter ashley, warren friedman, along with several others. it has been a labor of intensity and love. they all do a tremendous amount of work to carry out our department's lead remediation efforts. they work closely with the other agencies that are here today on this federal action plan. i also want to thank secretary put for the effort he has -- fostered along with secretary harkin in this fight against environmental hazards to children's health. i look forward to building on this important work together in our future. today, we are here to unveil a

we will speak to investigative journalist marcy wheeler. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we are broadcasting from the u.n.: climate summit in katowice , poland. federal prosecutors have accused president trump of committing a federal crime by directing illegal hush money during the presidential campaign to two wome adult film star stormy dadaels and rmer plaoy model karen mcdougal, during the presidential election. the accusation is contained in a sentencing memo for michael cohen, trump's former attorney, who has admitted that trump directed him to pay the women in order to prevent them from speaking to the media during the campaign about their alleged affairs with trump. incoming house judiciary chair jerry nadler says the payments could be an impeachable offense. he was interviewed on sunday by cnn's jake tapper. >> if it is proven, are those impeachable offenses? >> well, they would be impeachable offenses, whether they are important enough to justify impeachment is the question. e

now, in discussion on energy and environmental policy acting epa administrator, andrew wheeler. >> good morning. i'm vice president of communications and events here at the "washington post." thank you for joining us for the latest in our energy 202 live series, which, like the energy 202 news letter, which i know you subscribe to, we aim to go in-depth on the policy debates around energy and the environment. so this morning, we're going to hear from experts on how we balance the country's energy needs with environmental protections and regulation. these discussions, as you know, come against the backdrop of a dire climate report issued by federal agencies last week. so before we begin, i would like to thank our presenting sponsor for the event. you will hear from them later in the program. and our supporting sponsor, the university of virginia. so now i would like to get started and welcome to the stage acting epa administrator andrew wheeler. [applause] >> good morning. i am the senior national affairs correspondent for the "washington post," juliet elprin, joined by epa acting admini

andrew wheeler signed a proposal yesterday to scrap the rule.t requires new coal plants to use expensive technology to capture carbon dioxide emissions. wheeler, a former coal industry lobbyist, said the rules were excessive burdens for the coal industry. >>> help with the epipen shortage. a generic drug makers announced plans for a new alternative in treating allergic reactions. and it can feel like no matter what you do, you're itching all the time. but even though you see and feel your eczema on the surface of your skin, an overly sensitive immune system deep within your skin might actually be causing your eczema. so help heal your skin from within. with dupixent. dupixent is not a steroid, and it continuously treats your eczema even when you can't see it. at 16 weeks, more than 1 in 3 patients saw clear or almost clear skin, and patients saw significant reduction in itch. do not use if you are allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur. tell your doctor if you have new or worsening eye problems, including eye pain or changes

john wheeler for his pioneer work in physics. praise was extended to the chairman of the atomic energy commission. chosen,re one who has like ulysses, to follow knowledge like a sinking star, beyond the utmost bound of human thought. our hope is to sustain and support you in that voyage. man's quest for knowledge was a major impetus in , whichage to the moon american space scientists and engineers planned for december. a few days before the apollo 8 countdown, at the first white house dinner honoring america's space team, president johnson praised the leadership of nasa's outgoing director james webb. ♪ on hand was charles lindbergh, famed for his solo flight 41 years ago, and the astronauts apolloollo seven and eight, who earned their place in history. they autographed a document which will hang in the treaty room, alongside mementos of earlier space men who visited the mansion. president johnson: before the begins, ifor apollo 8 want to say to the men in this we think pray for you, of you, we wish you godspeed, we and the a saf

the second point they want to make is, yes, andrew wheeler was a proud member of senator inhofe's staff, but andrew wheeler did not write any of those speeches that senator inhofe now somewhat famously gave on the senate floor. two finer points, but to answer your question, no, we don't have an answer from andrew wheeler yet about how it's possible that epa's administrator could have been a coal industry lobbyist. anderson? >> yeah, all right. drew griffin. drew, thanks. we'll continue to follow that. the news continues now. we want to head to chris for "cuomo prime time." chris? >>> thank you, anderson. i am chris caromo and welcome to "prime time." we will soon know more about the mueller probe, and i mean as in starting tomorrow. we're going to learn who's been helpful to the special counsel, who's been lying. there is a pattern to the filings by mueller, and we're going to show it to you and show you why it suggests that the president has good reason to be worried. >>>-happ happy hanukkah to all jewish brothers and sisters. let's get after it. >>> now, before we start tonight, let m

but nipt, the three-wheelers did not come back and the industry really moved to four wheelers which are much safer and not nearly as dangerous. that one letter from that one little boy who was 11 years old who his congressman made a huge ifference to save thousands of injuries, made the country safer. and it took that little boy making that letter to his congressman and then that congressman and in that case was me. picking up the phone, calling the little boy and calling the congressman and people in the executive branch, people in the industry, made a difference. difference you another case. a young woman, i believe she ved in texas named robin vinton and she was a nurse and her mother was ill and quit her job and moved down to houston to ake care of her. took out insurance on an individual basis instead of a group basis where she had worked and moved back after her mother improved. and robin developed breast cancer. double -- she had cancer in both breasts and the insurance company that she had been covered by dropped her coverage and returned her premiums and told her that they woul

and wheeler worked for a long time as a lawyer and lobbiest for them. >> i think there's two ways toone hand it's very concern, it puts us all at risk. and you have to sit back and realize that when you elect somebody that runs on a pro coal platform, you're going to get regulations that are coal friendly friendship -- so this is something that gets worked out in the electoral process. when you have individuals connected to the companies that are going to directly benefit from it. unfortunately our ethics rules are weak. i can't have somebody come in and make decisions to an industry that they've spent their life representing and possibly go back to them and reap the rewards of their actions. i think some of this is the consequence of lax ethics rules in terms of who's involved. if it wasn't one individual, they'd find another and simply agree and that's why i think it's important to recognize that decisions have consequences. >> just discussed a few moments ago with a union representative for treasury employees, this tweet in which they suggest you should contact your landlord and s

the one of the appointees on the commission was william wheeler of the least well-known of the people on the commission not that any of them are all that well known i will say someone is famous so, wheeler was from san francisco and had been on the california immigration commission who was interested in asian immigration and that was their focus. there was a new york commission that met before the commission and shared notes in one of the members of the new york commission was lewis marshall who was a very important civil liberties attorney and was a leading jewish lobbyists so he tended to be faust on immigration. you might -- be referring to before 1907, many southern states had state immigration bureaus whose job it was to recruit immigrants, they would actually go to europe to try to recruit immigrants in the 1907 law basic the said that's crackdown on induced immigration that was illegal and this was one of the things that percy in trouble and he was trying to entice italians to come to his plantation so, good question there were a number of state euros to confine their advertise

of course, it's, in large part, because we got coal running the epa. >> this element of wheeler being a former coal lobbyist, how does it respond to the ethics committee the president signed his first ten days in office. >> richard made another falsehood that we're repealing all of obama's environmental regulations. we kept in place the smog act. we can't talk about the issues without acknowledging that in 2015 the obama administration was sued by 29 states on the air act that we're talking about and they lost the case because they didn't consider the cost of that bill as required by section 112 of the clean air act. this is why we are in this place in the first place -- >> joseph, let me get one more time here. the question i asked how does the appointment of a former coal lobbyist as a acting epa administration live up to the letter and spirit of the executive order for ethics commitment this president signed? >> i don't like to see lobbyists coming in and out of the door as much as richard that pointed out this was done by the obama administration and bush administration and going

san jose police say this point evacuations for people in neighboring community are voluntary. 18 wheeler with 8600 propane overturned. got closer look a short time ago. came in 6:30 about the truck. driver taken to hospital. scene drive drivers are diverted. goal now is get the big rig up right, get the propane transferred to another truck, g wheels, depends how long it will take for the tow truck operators. three here, they have to do it gingerly, usually can flip something over and bounce, we don't want this thing to bounce. >> reporter: no telling what time roads might reopen. 8600 pounds of propane transfer is no easy task. drivers avoid in area at all costs. 4 1/2 hours so far and activity still at 280 and 880. abc7 news. >>> breaking news out of washington. government shutdown just become a reality. live look at u.s. capitol building where lawmakers walked out the door at 9:00 p.m. our time without a deal. tonight president trump weighed in pointing fingers. kenneth milton with more. >> reporter: late night negotiations failed to keep the capital open and fund the president's borde

blake wheeler behind the net. feeds eelers. 4-3 jets. jones, the extra attacker.th to the net. was hooked by joe pavelski. in the nhl that's an automatic goal. nba news, the rockets have gotten hot. one of them right there just got shot down. chris paul pulled his hammy again. he went down in game six of the playoffs last year. cb3 by the way signed a huge deal this past summer and the rockets lost to the heat. nobody knows where the raiders will play next year and that includes the raiders players. they're getting mentally prepared for the possibility that the christmas eve game with denver which you can watch right here on abc 7, might be the final. not ready to say goodbye to the coliseum. >> i played on this dirt. i got a bunch of blood, sweat and tear, broke bones, played some games, have some memories. i don't want it to be the last game. i know our fans don't. with the fact that it could possibly be, i think it's going to be a great atmosphere. >> all right. nothing says college football bowl season like bad boys, mowe, gasparilla bowl, whatever that is. ja

it a rule among ourselves never to do any foraging except in the matter of horses and wheelers men did that also and never to ask for anything without offering pay for the same. we had a double reason for this rule. first, we were liable to be captured at any time. after foraging if we should be captured near the scene, it would go very hard for us. is other thing they would do because of close contact with southerners white and black, we came to feel a degree of empathy if not sympathy. we became accustomed to their methods of receiving strangers and never did anyone declined to furnish a dinner of feed for their horses. it is true that we were dressed in confederate uniforms, that might have an impact. [laughter] and often considered as confederate soldiers but after being informed that we were yankees, it seemed to make little or no difference in their conduct toward us. his writing is incredibly vivid. on a daily basis, they get into all kinds of adventures. they almost always rode in confederate uniforms. tone has a jovial -- stories about the men drinking too much or carousing a

acting epa administrator andrew wheeler sent an email to employees warning that if a solution isn't reachedby midnight tonight that the agency "will initiate orderly shutdown procedures." according to the epa's contingency plan....nearly 14-thousand epa employees would be furloughed under a shutdown. only national security and emergency staff will stay on. (vicki) and today... federal workers will receive their last paycheck until the government re-opens. our washington correspondent jessica smith reports that for these workers -- and the rest of us -- the shutdown is about to get real. it's the last payday for 800- thousand workers caught in the middle of a partial government shutdown. friday's paychecks cover the days before the shutdown began. employees who are furloughed or working without pay don't know when they'll get their next check. office of management and budget director mick mulvaney: about 420-thousand employees

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his cars >> and right now, alexis is watching over her dad as he fuels up one of his favorite two wheelers and you're about to see where it's called the patron bike. >> we customize the whole thing on out and retuned and readjust the cash ragz so this will run off of patr are on on tequila or gasoline i've never filled it up with atron. it would be a very expensive fill, several hundred dollars. ready, lex let's go you when you use your brakes, it lights up powered by patron. >> and what better place to park a motorcycle that runs on tequila than in the garage of a billionaire garage that runs on patron >> and that garage is located in austin, texas. also in his garage is a small house that he built for his dogs and because it's him, it comes with heat and air-conditioning in my next life, i'd like to be one with of his dogs >> in austin, you would need the air-conditioning >> dujoria has a huge passion for his car, his motorcycles and his pa the tron. but his wife and the lamborghini that you mentioned, that had something really special what was it? >> she's the real car fanatic. the insi

. >> reporter: come saturday, all of the pallets on the shelves are said to be located on an 18 wheeler and brought to a distribution point in chico. >> families are able to start cooking for themselves. there is lots of fresh produce. we have eggplants and apples. there are a lot of packaged goods. some people do not have full kitchens or cooking facilities. >> reporter: the total shipment is expected to be 12.5 tons of food. volunteers say they are happy to help. >> for people that lost their home and everything they own, this can go a long way. me being here to do the few things that i am to help and make sure that they have good produce, that is my way of giving back. >> reporter: food bank serves 140,000 meals per week. >> just yesterday when i went to pick up my kids from school, the things that i was helping package was actually beer when i went for my kids. >> reporter: other food banks have also been sending shipments of groceries to the fire victims. people that are having a difficult time getting to the stores. >> it is so important that we help our extended community when an

. >> the four wheeler belonged to one of the individuals that's near a mine. >> reporter: ed williams safely emerged last night, telling rescuers where to find the others. >> he's not been arrested. he is cooperating with us. >> reporter: the rock house mine has been offline for two years. the mine's owner says they're assisting with rescue efforts. that operation tonight is on hold, as oxygen levels are too low for first responders to try and reach the group. crews pumping out water and pumping in air. families hold out hope their loved ones will make it out alive. mine for over 80 hours and he's still under there. >> reporter: kevin tibbles, nbc news, whitesville, west virginia. >>> tonight, another major storm picking up steam and moving from coast to coast. it's bringing heavy rain and mountain snow to the pacific northwest, before moving over the rockies tomorrow. by thursday, it's expected to dump heavy rain across the south. and by the end of the week, forecasters say there could be flooding in the carolinas and travel disruptions from new england to florida. >>> a note about a

the 18 wheeler got stuck on the railroad tracks.er got out in time and then he called 911 and there were no injuries, just some spectacular video. >>> there are new data sharing allegations against facebook and there was a tornado outside of seattle. those are some of the headlines on the morning news stand. the seattle times says a rare tornado touced down on washington's peninsula west of seattle. the powerful twister slammed into several neighborhoods yesterday causing serious damage. it tore roofs off homes and ripped trees ogr th o.ouout e buindldings were . power lines were knocked down and roads closed. they report the tornado hit before a warni issued, but there were no ng cou immediat be reporte s of injuri >>> "the new york times" reports facebook gave tech giants far greater access to your user data than it previously disclosed. the times investigation found more than 150 companies benefited from data sharing deals with facebook, most of the them tech companies like amazon, knell netflix, microsoft and yahoo. they got inf

this morning an 18-wheeler loaded with boxes of food left the san francisco food bank and headed to chico. it's one of several local food banks coming together to help victims of the fire. >>> cover colorado has just extended the deadline to sign up for health insurance. the deadline was supposed to be tonight to set up coverage that starts january 1st, but cover california is louing more time, until next friday. officials say -- is allowing more time, until next friday. officials say they were worried those enrolling would be confused after a court ruling yesterday that ruled obamacare as unconstitutional. a judge said that's because congress repealed the tax penalty for people who do not buy insurance. so according to the judge, the entire law is invalid. attorneys in california and other states are appealing the decision. >>> tonight president trump is looking for a new interior secretary. he announced today that ryan zinke is stepping down at the end of the year. zinke has helped lead administration efforts to roll back environmental regulations and promote oil and gas exploration on

in norco, louisiana, flooded streets forced detours, but this 18-wheeler flipped trying to turn around new orleans, st. charles parish, many residents woke up to a watery misery. >> i heard the alarm that went off, thank god. so when i did wake up, i stepped into puddles of water. >> reporter: the wintry mix has been marching across the west and upper plains all week, dumping snow up north, flipping a tank truck on icy roads, and drenching the south. one of the hardest hit-- hattiesburg, mississippi, and nearby greene county. >> it's wet, muddy. it's bad. >> reporter: pastor devin mcilwain says four feet of water flooded his baptist church. >> the smaller pews, they're not bolted down, are floated in. and tables are turned over, chairs turned over. >> reporter: fulton, alabama saw the same type of high-water drama-- flooded homes and trapped people needing evacuation. the atlanta fire department tweeted this warning to motorists, "turn around, don't drown." even one of the fire stations was flooded. water surged over streets and into passing traffic near cresting peachtree creek. >> th

this thirty two wheeler steel frame is perfectly suited for use with a side car advertisement from that period described the six hundred as the greatest motorcycle of its kind. the six hundred three speed transmission and fish fin exhaust system were pretty modern for the time the bike could hit a top speed of one hundred thirty kilometers per hour without cycling. that's why i took that chris cuffe says that the dk debbie is tuesday. engine had a lot of power for a one nine hundred thirty s. motorcycle twenty two horsepower that doesn't sound like much today but that six hundred c.c. displacement water cooled engine and flat piston crowns were top of the line features the back then on tools dk debbie also used some of this technology in the town selling small car of that area is one lot of it was the first german car with a front wheel drive everything and i think a demo you aircraft also got and because he threw it so it would it does a top in the petite who. gave him a christan points out that this model is the rear is d k w bike of all only three hundred of them were built in one th

i referred to it in my book as the day that we got hit by an 18-wheeler. >> there are a couple of thingshat have come out of 2016 as well. a change in the rules for superdelegates. >> yes. >> you've been a superdelegate for a long time. >> i still am. >> now, in 2020, superdelegates will not be able to vote in the first round of voting in the convention when nominating the democratic party nominee. how will this affect the caliber or the kind of nominee the democratic party will put forward to beat donald trump? >> i am still opposed. i would have eliminated superdelegates as a category of delegates versus removing the right to vote. the right to vote is sacred in my judgment. superdelegates get one vote like regular delegates. we are a minority of delegates. a majority of delegates are pledged delegates. but we removed the right to vote in order to help unify and reform the party. my governor in louisiana, my mayor in washington, d.c., will not have the vote on the first ballot. so if the party nominates someone without that support, what i'm fearful of is that they will not have the ki

this story is by caroline wheeler, a deputy editor, saying they are plotting to keep her in downing streetast two years, amid growing confidence is she will get her brexit deal through parliament. we go round and round. . this follows secret talks between ollie robbins and his counterparts la st ollie robbins and his counterparts last week, the idea being she would hang onto power until 2021, just a general election, and she would hand over with a nine month transition period before the election, to a new tory party leader. it is sort of curious, though, isn't it, given that just a few days curious, though, isn't it, given thatjust a few days ago her political obituaries were starting to be written. well, it has been written a lot of times, so in that senseit written a lot of times, so in that sense it isn't surprising that she keeps hanging on and surviving. but iagree, keeps hanging on and surviving. but i agree, the idea that as soon as she said she was going to stand down that the general narrative would be that the general narrative would be that basically her time is up pretty quickl

the scar i have is when i fell off the 3 wheeler. >> [laughing]. >> he asked me if i was wearing heelsause i am so short. we were told to wear flats. >> i want to make sure that everybody knows that dana is wearing heels. >> okay, i will take them off. >> she is actually shorter. >> dana corny jokes. what do you call a running turkey? what do you call a short court trial? i know we have to go. >> it's a great chart. i sent it to everyone this morning. >> you get like 8 charts from dana. >> [laughing]. >> i opened it. >> who send charts before 9 a.m.? >> let me tell you about jasper. jasper's birthday. >> jasper! >> jasper. >> jasper! >> chasing people around with a represent tile. >> [bleep]. >> hello dana. >> hi, mom. >> i wanted to tell you, you are not in trouble. >> [laughing]. >> i will try that. that all happened in one year. >> you had a wild year. a lot of highlights and lowlights. those are not jokes. those are riddles. >> do you want me to change it? >> it should be a corny riddle. are you amazed how often you say jasper. we did a jasper intervention. >> i can't remember how

we don't distinguish between drones that are a go kart and drones that are like a 14 wheeler truck becausendustry has not differentiated enough. we don't know which one is being used and if it has been handmade. it has been modified in some way. the batteries don't even last that long. either they have a lot, they are stationed around, or somebody is replacing the batteries and putting them in the air but no matter how you look at it, it does raise the point every drones should have a beacon or signifier on it that permits it to be tracked and detected which it currently doesn't require. emily: drones are likely under a lot of trees, so do you think they should be sold as toys or to novices at all? >> in the u.k. next november you will have to be registered. no matter what age, you are held to be liable for the legal environment. they cannot be flown above 400 feet. they shouldn't be flown beyond a certain distance legally under the faa or caa. if you put a drone in the hands of a kid, do they know this? the answer probably not. that is one thing. this was something different, someone who

three months after the trumpet ministration band visas from yemen and six other countries seamus wheeler has arrived this is the vehicle time for our family but we are blessed to be together. the journey to san francisco began in war torn yemen and ends at this nearby hospital there her two year old son of dylan lies on life support with a degenerative brain disease and doctors say only days of life left but this is what a bill is father pleaded with the u.s. state department for twenty eight times i want his mother to be next to him while he was going through and because he was a lot like. bond with them with the mother although both only and abdullah haasan are american citizens the u.s. government granted shaimaa a waiver only on tuesday a day after her son appealed directly to the american people in a news conference the family's lawyers say it did not have to take this long cheema they say was clearly eligible for a waiver there you see the sham process and this basically shows that the issuance of our visa this week was not an act of kindness on their part that embassy and apartmen

wheeler it is a former lobbyist for the coal industry. >>> this could be more details about the russian investigation into the cases of two men that worked closely with president trump. a judge ordered special counsel robert mueller's team to reveal details about how paul manafort allegedly lied after a signing a plea deal. michael cohen and the investigation into russian interference in the 2016 is being investigated. >>> former fbi director james comey will testify before the judiciary committee and the decision not to prosecute hillary clinton for a private e- mail server. they ordered to have him testify behind a closed session. but he agreed when they agreed to release a transcript of the proceedings within 24 hours. >>> james fields is accused of deliberately ramming a car into a crowd of protesters in charlotteville, virginia, willing one protesters. the prosecute said that he prosecutor said that he drove it out of hate but his attorney said it was out of fear. he faces first degree murder and several other felonies. >>> new information about a man shot and killed by contra cost

host: acting epa administrator andrew wheeler discussed his goal for the clean water act rule change signing ceremony earlier this week. here is what he had to say. [video clip] wheeler: when president trump took office, he immediately began in process to remove and replace undue burdens to stifle economic development. at the top of the list with the obama administration's 2015 water united states definition. today, the epa and the water or are proposing a new definition to put an end to the previous administration's power grab. the three overarching principles that i want to ensure this proposal are one, that property owners should be able to stand on their property and be able to tell whether or not they have water that is a federal water without having to hire outside professionals. [applause] mr. wheeler: number two, that we are clearly defining the difference between a federally protected waterway and state protected waterways. and three, that we are providing the certainty the american public needs and in a manner that will be upheld by the courts. that is why we are closely fo

the scar i have is when i fell off a three-wheeler. [ laughter ] >> so bad. >> jessie asked me if i wasearing heels. i'm so short. but we were told to wear our flats. >> is that better? >> i want to make sure everybody knows at home, dana is wearing heels. she is shorter -- >> i'm not wearing heels. >> she is even shorter than she appears at home. >> dana's corny jokes. which letter is the coolest? what do you call a running turkey? what do you call a short court trial? can i show that? i know we've got to go. >> day that loves her chart. >> 7:00 in the morning you get eight charts from dana. >> didn't you thinke think it ws interesting? >> i opened it and i closed it. >> who sends charts before 9:00 a.m. >> let me tell you about jasper. my dog jasper -- jasper's birthday. jasper. jasper. jasper. jasper. jasper. jasper. jasper. jasper. jasper. jasper. jasper. jasper. >> chasing people around with a reptile, each going into the -- with it. >> hello, dana. >> hi, mom. [ laughter ] >> i just wanted to tell you that you're not in trouble. >> i'm going to try, p then. i -- i'm going to cry t

but, congress got involved and the senators in burton wheeler from montana and clark from missouri hadhe movie taken out of circulation and had to hold a hearing in which york was subpoenaed, harry warner appeared the sheriff cooper was subpoenaed enough that they wanted him and it grew to the point that that they were going to sense their hollywood movie saying they didn't deserve first amendment protection, it had nothing to do with freedom of speech but, as the hearings went on, they getting more and more delayed and then pearl harbor came. >> did you have a chance to talk to your grandfather about the portrayal by gary cooper and what he thought of the film? >> we saw the film several times with him because he had a copy of it and, he didn't talk a lot about the movie. he was satisfied with the movie, there were a couple parts in the movie that my grandmother had issues with but, grandfather liked the movie. he actually went out to hollywood and spent a couple weeks on the set when they were making it. he had some conditions when they first approached him about it, about what he wa

>> wheeler said to be careful with the grand pronouncements that come out of the white house these days. generally, when we get a big announcement of a deal, you get a cycle of euphoria and what that dealers. something meaningful did happen on saturday night, at the dinner. two men looked at each other across the table and decided to at least take a pause from the trade war and donald trump pledged not to raise tariffs, but it is what he got in return, where this goes next, all of that is a huge amount of uncertainty. we're still struggling to fill in the details. joe: do we know or have any real sense of what the white house's plan is to craft a trade deal in the next 90 days? >> no. i think that is the simple answer. what we do know is that the guy who has been put in charge of it, robert lighthizer, is probably the most methodical, media shy operator in this administration. he is the one person we have not heard from in the last 48 hours since the dinner. he was at the table and he is a guy who has spent more than a decade getting ready for this moment of negotiating with china. the

. >> she was a bit of a wheeler and dealer, so she would negotiate with the families and say, "okay,rge you. you sign the release, and i'll give you beautiful pictures of your child for free." >> so your mom owned the pictures. >> she owns them. >> smart. >> very smart. ♪ >> with the photo rights secured, connie uses the images in her own business ventures -- books, calendars, magazines, her babies often accompanied with sassy one-liners. >> she took sort of traditional cute baby photography and kind of put sort of a satiric bent on how she pictured children and babies. >> soon bannister and her babies are everywhere, from newspapers... >> this is a comic strip that she did called "baby banters." it was syndicated for six years across the country. >> ...to department stores. >> mom produced a doll? >> mom produced a doll. she produced that in the '50s, and, actually, macy's had it on sale for $9.98. >> did she also earn a lot of revenue? >> she did very well. she had an apartment at 24 central park south, her summer house, which was an estate on the north shore of long island -- 15 a

. >>> there's this piece by marcie wheeler in "the washington post," saying what's most important isre getting a picture, each of these tells us the focus of this investigation. do you agree with that? >> i do. i do. it's the ultimate screenplay for a movie. unfortunately this is reality. the team has masterful at putting this together, and masterful at keeping everybody tight-lipped. we know that mike flynn, we know that information was redacted, because mike flynn is cooperating. this is something that robert mueller did not feel was should be let out to the public, but it will be interesting the next few weeks perioding to donald trump jr., and roger stone. obviously you can lie to a reporter or a press, bud you can't like to a federal grand jury. >>> still ahead, a week so rough on wall street that it's causing the president's economic adviser to lose sleep. >> what keepis me up at night i some of the congressional battles that may be company. >>> a company you may not have heard of sent markets into a tailspin, and i'll let you know whether i am losing sleep over it. amanda's mo

ted wheeler tweeted no one should be tweeted this way, i hope it serves as a catalyst for necessary changesthat address the systemic nature of discrimination of all forms. cnn correspondent paul vercammen has the latest on what happened and the fallout from the incident. paul, good morning. >> reporter: christi, victor, germane massey said he returned from a concert, went back to his doubletree hotel, found a quiet place to call a family member concerning an emergency. then says the security guard started to harass him. >> you really want this pr issue, earl, do you? >> police will be here in a minute. >> thank you. i'm waiting. they're coming why? why are they coming? >> escort you off the property. >> because why, and i am staying here. >> not any more. >> okay. i'm staying here at the hotel. i didn't do anything to you. i'm sitting here taking a phone call. >> reporter: he says he has the evidence he was a guest. showed them a card key envelope with the date on it and his room number. it didn't work. they still called portland police. they escorted him to his room and he was kicked out.

but even the mayor of portland ted wheeler say all of this is part of the systemic nature of discrimination against african-americans in america that happens way too often. mr. massey and his lawyers are thankful for what hilton has said and done in response to this. they would like more. they want to see something in writing from them about the policy that led that security guard to confront mr. massey in that way in a public space. the hopes is that it will never happen again. back to you. >> miguel, thank you. >>> newspaper across the country may have been victims of a cyberattack this weekend. several papers, including the "l.a. times," had trouble getting their saturday editions out on time because of a print malfunction. at one point, customer service lines were a mess. >> tribune publishing said it found malware on its servers on friday but workers say they have gotten very little information beyond that. the "l.a. times" quoted a source saying the attack originated outside the u.s. but a spokesperson for tribune publishing couldn't confirm that. they say no one's credit card informa