boop! lemonis: i don't do makeup.ber: i did your makeup because we couldn't afford hair and makeup at that time. lemonis: i never... amber: i distinctly remember you saying, "just put some on me. we've got the same skin coloring." lemonis: why don't we see the tape? do you have the video? amber: i do have the video. lemonis: i'll find it. what are you doing? how do you put makeup on? amber: [ laughing ] don't! i was, like, evening you out a little bit. lemonis: evening me out or making me look like a clown? amber: i did not make you look like a clown. you wanted something. lemonis: it was hot. it was summer. i didn't have any sun 'cause i was working too much. here comes your stylist. amber: oh! lemonis: thank you. roll the tape, please. ♪ michael: so, my dad takes this check, and you receive 35% of the company. lemonis: mm-hmm. richard: the day-to-day operations of the business are gonna stay right here in this office. lemonis: i don't care. richard: you don't want any part of that. lemonis: i don't want any part of

boop! ♪ >> you have zeroed out special olympics once again.e would go after disabled children and your budgets. he was here that out. it is appalling. >> what is it that we have a problem with with children and special education. where we cut in these programs? >> this is about youioritizing r students with special needs. >> i heard about it this morning olympics. >> bret: the education secretary betsy devos spent a lot of time on capitol hill will take some heat as you saw from lawmakers about the project and special olympics funding. the president signed this afternoon he is overwriting that. that is where we will start and we will bring in our panel. leslie marshall, democratic strategist and the mainstream columnist for "the wall street journal." you have seen how the white house has worked with budgets, it is a process any anu put your people out to defend it it kind of shifts today. >> i think president trump was smart. this was a political blunder, let's put it in the larger context. she was trying to cut the budget which is very hard t

boop!>> this morning, 2020 candidates are addressing the unwanted kiss allegations involving former vice president joe biden. listen to this. >> i read the op-ed last night. i believe lucy flores and joe biden needs to give an answer. >> i believe lucy flores. we need to live in a nation where people can hear her truth. >> former nevadan politician lucy flores seen in this picture with the former vice president and actress eva longoria alleges that biden grabbed her shoulders, inhaled her hair as she said it, and gave her a kiss on the back of her head in 2014. flores says that the alleged kiss made her feel uneasy, gross, confused. >> biden spokesperson is responding with this statement, quote. >>> back with us to discuss is cnn political commentator errol louis. vice president has talked about -- he has talked about what he wished he could have done during the anita hill hearing, during the confirmation of clarence thomas. he talked about the implications of the crime bill. but this is a

the question mark on the friday forecast, the computer model says, boop, little chance of instabilityre. just t convinced of that yet. they may have to put it in there. nonetheless, mostlycloudy a windy. even without a rain chance, it will be blustery. sunday, melissa will be the better half of the weekend, with highs in the mid-60s. >> it does look good. thank you, uck. >>> fairfax eastbound, left side is blocked by a disabled vehicle. it's not impacting things too much. 95 northbound and southbound, rolling along quite well. eastund east capital street, east avenue. massachusetts avenue, near northwest, have a crash there and polic activity, as well. you look at the beltway, inner loop and outer loop, looking good. prince george's county, sameth g. >>> it's 4:54. now, to a new cosmetic pr socedure. expeay it's like a face-lift with little to no downtime. >> a warning, if needles make you squeamish, you may want to look away fort p of the story. doreen gentzler takes a closer look at thispr edure. >> hi, how are you? nice to see you again. >> reporter: one of the latest procedures to

boop! one of us has to go. and becky's relationship is so toxic that i no longer believe that the three of us can work together. no way. the only chance this business has of surviving is for one of them to go. john: he's right. amber: stop. and it's a bummer, too, because i remember you had really fun ideas for this business. and it wasn't just, like, getting into restaurants. like, you talked about since it was such a pretty building and it was in, like, the downtown of greenville -- lemonis: greenville, the town that i love. amber: right, there was a cute walking street, main street. you were gonna make, like, this coffee shop outside, like, a place where people could actually come and -- lemonis: experiential things. amber: experiential. lemonis: they just were too bitter. amber: mm-hmm. lemonis: and i'm not talking about the coffee. john: he's right. one of the three of us has to go. well, it's not gonna be me. it's my money. it's 82% mine. becky: alls you want is your money. john: no. that's not all i want

boop! >>> so fresh off the attorney general's summary of the mueller report the president went to mother ship to celebrate. the almost 40 minute interview saw the same regard for the truth that we've come to expect from this president. here to help us get after it on his truthiness is daniel dale. he makes it his job to fact check this president. welcome back to "prime time." i'll play you some sound. first up it's about what you need to go down the road here politically. >> there was no crime. as you know you're only allowed to do this legally if there's a crime. there was no crime. they've all admitted it. >> he's talking about impeachment, right? >> i think he was talking about the russia probe more generally, chris. and i think it's wrong in two ways. not to be snarkyestigation lega. even aside from that there were crimes. there was the russian criminal hacking and disinformation effort, and aside from that the president's personal lawyer campaigned chairman, national security advisor a

syria the united states will use diplomacy and work with our partners to expel every last iranian boop and work through the un a process to bring peace and stability to the long suffering syrian people for the life of me i don't remember syrians are asking the united states to get rid of iranians but america knows better africa too many chinese there thinks washington up to no good now is the time to boot them out china uses bribes opaque agreements and the strategic use of debt to hold states in africa captive to beijing's wishes and demands goes without saying it wasn't the africans who asked for this in fact according to the latest gallup poll most africans approve of chinese investment plans leadership in africa but the united states knows better you know why because it's special exceptional better than you or me officially our mission is to reassert our sovereignty reform the liberal international order this is a unique exceptional country. imagine mr monreal would turn weak from european colonisers what that has been turned into a license. to kill to meddle to topple governments

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boop!acation, and maybe have a threesome with an elderly couple who want to spice up their marriage. i'll never forget you, helen and howard. ( laughter ) but, unfortunately, for some vacationers last week, their cruise ended in disaster because viking cruises, you done (~bleep ) up. >> investigating why a cruise ship carrying more than 1300 people set sail despite storm warnings. the viking sky encountered engine trouble, lost power and issued a may day call saturday. anchored off the norwegian coast in heavy winds and high waves to avoid drifting on to the rocks. many passengers were rescued by helicopter. ( crashing sounds ) >> trevor: okay, that is insane. not the ship part. the fact the person holding the camera is steady while everything else is flying around. how are you doing that? everything else is shaking! and you know this is something i've noticed. you see all the time in disasters, everything else will be in chaos but the person holding the camera is perfectly skill. almost li

and here is the dsm5, the president is nuts boop. >> i have to say, i disagree with that theory, kellyanne conway, has said she disagrees with her husband. stands behind this president. kennedy: why isn't george conway venting privately. >> i can't speak to his motives, but what he is saying is off base, and ridiculous and unfounded. it does not make anyone's job easier, but it is far from the truth. and kellyanne said she disagrees herself, and president does and anyone that interacts with the president including myself will tell you it is off base. kennedy: it is weird. that sort of speaks to how you are going to tackle the destruction. later in the show you talk about the economic reality, and it is quite rosie, we're living in a great time if you are looking for a job, or investing this stock market. the idea of new day in america feels like real to many, many. and those are types of thing that president should talk bbut we're talking about the conway on conway riff. and i am wondering what the white house plans to do about it. about. >> i think average american, they don't know who ge

boop! >>> welcome back to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. george howell with the headlines we're following this hour. the move comes as an immigration crisis at the u.s./mexico border. prths threatening to close the border on saturday. he's accused central american countries of setting up migrant caravans headed to the united states. >>> a man mistaken for an uber driver has been charged with kidnapping and killing a college student. he was arrested after blood found in his car matched that of samantha josephson, the victim. she was expecting an uber ride and apparently mistook roland's car for that ride. her cell phone was also discovered in the vehicle. >> polls are now open in ukraine, the presidential election there. the top three contenders are running on promise to have closer ties with the west. the current president says his main opponet in the election is vladimir putin. >>> british media say the prime minister is not giving up on her eu withdrawal bill even though it's been trashed by parliament three separate times now. she is exp

boop! >>> breaking overnights. a rocket ininjured seven people.want to bring in orrin lieberman. he's live at the scene of the rocket attack in central israel. >> reporter: we're in the small village north of tel aviv. you can easily see the damage behind me. it tore apart the home. you can see the damage and it sent shrapnel all throughout the area. we're standing in front of a car that was torn apart. we know that israel's emergency responders that seven people were injured inside this home. as well as two young toddlers who were inside this home. as for israel's response, first, israel closed the two border crossings after the assess isment. this was a very powerful rocket, the most powerful rocket fired from gaza since the end of the war. benjamin netanyahu is in washington where he was set to meet president trump and then to address the a peck conference. he's announce d he's cutting hi virs short. that leads to the bigger question of who fired this rocket and why. first, the power of the rocket itself is exceptional. this is the farthest a r

boop!: welcome back, you're watching "fox & friends first", headlines for you, rocket attack forcing israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to cut u.s. trip short, netanyahu vow to go retaliate against the strike that destroyed home, the rocket came from the gaza strip but so far in group has claimed responsibility. netanyahu is in dc today for a meeting with president trump where the president will formally recognize israeli control. boeing getting 737 max 8 back in the air, planes were grounded as you recall all around the world in the wake of two deadly crashes, 3 american pilots now testing software changes on flights simulators following a new york times report claiming that boeing rushed engineers to design the planes at twice the normal pace, well, the issue is forcing american airlines to cancel 95 flights a day through april 24th. this was really remarkable, viking cruise line working to send passengers home after near disaster at sea. the ship reaching port in norway following

boop! >> this president has a way of trying to get into people's heads and indoctrinate them. no collusion no collusion. we cannot allow them to get away with this. this is not the end of anything. rob: that is quite a statement from maxine waters. congresswoman waters accusing donald trump of indoctrinating the american people because the president would not confess to a crime that bob mueller after 20 months said he did not commit. jillian: carly shimkus with serious xm 115 with reaction from both sides of the aisle. >> a flood of responses to the mueller report still pouring in. california congresswoman maxine waters causing a bunch of buzz on social media but overall people on twitter laser focused on all things related to the mueller report. angie on twitter responding to maxine waters people are talking about no collusion because literally there was no collusion. she's upset because everyone is repeating the truth. lisa on twitter says good or bad we deserve to know all the details. both sides deserve to know. another twitter user posting a gift from the movie frozen tel

boop! >>> this report does not amount to a so-called total exoneration.is collusions raise more questions than answers. it is unconsciousable. we'll ask the attorney general to testify before the house committee. we'll demand the full report. congress must step into get the truth. >> we are back with our live coverage of "the mueller report." you see jerry nadler's message, where do we go from here? >> i think there are two things. the criminal aspect of this is over. we presume it is over. maybe he kicks something to the seventh district. we assume it is done from a criminal perspective. we never had a full accounting for the public of what happens with the russian attack and how trump interacted with the russians and george -- the meeting between paul manafort and kilimnik and the russian oligarchs when they talked about pro quo. this is a lot we need to know. it is not criminal but it could be wrong doing. getting the foundation of the report to see to what degree mueller looked at that and what he said to barr about it would be essential. the other th

boop! >>> new york attorney general's office is suing six opoid manufacturers. suit alleges manufacturers and six discontribute brute ato in false advertising processes. the new york a.g.'s office is suing to get companies to change their business practices and to get financial compensation for the state. part of it would fund pre-sprenprevention programs along with addiction and medical treatment. purdue phrma denies the allegations and calls the claims baseless. >>> an 11th hour reprieve for a texas death row inmate, patrick henry murray. the justices saying murphy was entitled to have a buddhist spiritual adviser in the death dham better. he is on death roll for his role in the murder of a police officer in 2000. it is the second time in recent weeks the high court has been asked to put an execution on hold. at issue is a policy allowing christian or muslim chaplains who are prison employees to be present but not advisers of other religions. >>> google and twitter now under scrutiny by the department of housing and urban development. hud firing off letters to

boop!s have postponed tour so mick jagger can receive treatment, the band says he's expected to make a full recovery. promoters reassuring tickets will be ballot for rescheduled dates, no word on who can replace them, mick jagger, 75. with baseball season underway lots of kids gearing up for start of ligle league, experts warn of alarming increase in major injuries with young athletes which were normally suffered by the pros. brian kilmeade with the story. >> the grahams increasing competitive and costly year-around programs are leaving players with injuries once only seen in big leagues. >> it's getting younger and younger. >> tommy john surgery named after tommy john, all star who in 1974, first person to undergo operation to fix ligament in elbow. >> start today feel pain, kept progressing and doctors said i had a tear. >> when i found out that david needed surgery i was shocked. him being so young maybe he wouldn't be able to use the arm again or play sports again. there it is. >> might

boop! shows a clear majority 56% say president trump and his campaign have not bonn exonerated of collusion based on william barr's summary of mueller's report. he believes potentially. you write it is head scratching that bob mueller would leave a matter of this importance to someone else effectively handing it over to the attorney general. an attorney general had already opined in a 19 page memo that the theory of obstruction in this case is fatally misconceived and grossly irresponsible. do you tli we'll get a clear answer? >> i don't know answer to that question. if they call mueller to testify and he goes i'm sure they will -- i'm sure they will ask him. it to punt that decision to congress other to the attorney general. >> do you think mueller actually intended for the new attorney general to make that decision? >> we don't flow for sure until we see that report which is why it is so incredibly important. it is pretty unlikely for him to step in and render that judgment. they are real

boop! >>> dr.dre throwing some first class shade at families caught up in that college admissions scandal. he posted this picture on instragram sunday with his daughter celebrating her acceptance to the university of southern cal. he wrote in the caption my daughter got accepted into usc all on her own. no jail time. but critics were quick to point out that just a few years ago dre and a fellow rap producer made a $70 million donation to the university. #no help. dr. dre has since deleted the post. dozens of parents are facing federal charges for allegedly cheating to get their children accepted to prestigious universities including usc. >>> apple is looking to reinvent itself by entering the television and news industries. the company is expected to unveil its new services business this afternoon. cnn learning that it will involve tv shows, movies, music and a new subscription service in partnership with the "wall street journal." apple is spending more than $1 billion on shows features a-list sta

boop! >> we can never allow this treasonous, these treasonous acts to happen to another president.obe as he vows to release the documents the jumpstarted robert mueller's investigation. rob: leland joins us with more from the fox news interview with the president. >> reporter: the president is now on the offensive saying since the mueller reporters than he, the american people see how it all started with those fisa warrants. >> when i said there could be somebody spying on my campaign a lot of things happened. it went wild out there. they couldn't believe i could say such a thing and as it turned out that was small potatoes compared to what went on. when you look at what happened and when it happened and the money that was spent, millions and millions on the phony dossier and they used the dossier to start things. >> lawyers advised the president against releasing the fisa warrants before, during the probe but former fbi director james comey defend the bureau. >> i really didn't know. there was enough smoke to justify investigating and overwhelming evidence the russians were interf

boop! >>> welcome back 9:12 a.m. in london are there is not one big brexit moment today. british lawmakers instead are gearing up for what will be a series of votes. one that will culminate for the exit date for theresa may. willem marks is live in london with more. willem >> thanks, brian one of the things they'll definitely be voting on today is changing the formal legal exit date from march 29th to either april 12th or may 22nd in terms of what else is going on against very complicated, so bear with me essentially on monday night parliament voted to take control of the legislative agenda for several hours this afternoon what knee done overnight is put together 16 different opgs, essentially 16 different shades of brexit, if you will everything from reversing brexit overall to leaving with no deal as soon as possible. what they're trying to do in a series of votes on cher gets selected is figure out where there's a majority, where they can find consensus they'll be given a piece of paper this evening after debating this for several hours, and they'll be asked to check b

boop! >>> new york could be the first u.s.to charge fees on drivers to thin out traffic as we await lyft's public debut, worth asking what impact such congestion pricing could have on the ride hailing sector. a lot of other questions too in new york, 80,000 ride hailing drivers make more than 17 million trips a month. joining us at post 9, outgoing head of new york city taxi and limousine commission, meera joshi. your last day was friday >> yes i am wild on the streets now, no longer a government employee. >> still engaged in these issues broadly, i want your take. lyft and uber lowered the price of people expecting to pay for rides, adding a different level of convenience but the business models aren't clear yet even for those businesses, even though they're valued huge. what's the end game, how does it play out >> as they go public, one of the things if you look at lyft's public offering documents, how are they going to adapt to regulation regulation is well formed in new york and a lot of things that happened in new york ar

boop! >>> more fallout from the college admissions scandal. students filing a class action complaint. the lawsuit targets rick singer and several universities including usc, stanford, yale and georgetown. >> the complaint alleges unqualified students found their way into the admissions rolls of highly selective universities while those students who played by the rules and did not have college bribing parents were denied admission. it goes on to say had the families known the system was rigged, they would not have spent the money to apply. >>> for the first time in more than two decades, the fda is proposing new guidelines to modernize breast cancer screenings. all women getting mammograms would receive information about breast density. dense tissue can obscure saobsc breast cancer. it should help to more are precisely classify findings and will help patients and care providers make more nochl infor decisions. >>> mcdonald's says that it believes pay increases should be phased in. the average starting salary for employees at corporate owned sto

boop! >>> good morning to you. it is saturday, march 30th, 2019. so good to have you here.paul. >> i am victor blackwell. you're in the cnn "newsroom." >>> president trump has a very strong message for mexico. stop migrants entering the u.s. or he is closing the border next week. >> this is not the first time the president threatened to shut down the border. he never actually followed through on the threat, but that does not mean he won't do it this time. >> meantime, today is beto o'rourke's big campaign kickoff. has three rallies in texas, el paso, houston, austin. all near the

boop! >>> welcome back to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. you are watching cnn news room live from atlanta. i'm george howell with the headlines we are following this hour. the u.s. president may shut down the southern border with mexico next week, if they don't stop sending undocumented immigrants to the united states. he adds, the u.s. has run out of space to house them as border officials say the system is at a breaking point. >>> the u.s. attorney general, william barr says he will release the mueller report by mid-april, if not sooner. in a letter to congress, he says he and robert mueller are redacting the sensitive information from the nearly 400-page report on russia's interference. democrats want the unredacted report by tuesday. >>> british lawmakers voted down the prime minister's eu withdrawal agreement and the uk is at greater risk of crashing out with no deal come april 12. in the meantime, thousands of pro-brexit supporters took to the streets angry there on friday. the date of the uk was originally set to leave the eu. >>> th

boop! know a lot of people are confused, thinking what do we make of this topsy turvey market people started freak out about this yield curve, where long-term treasury bonds are giving you lower return than short-term treasuries. historically it's been a pretty reliable signal that we could be headed into a recession. suddenly, telling you the sky is falling. then the average came roaring back it's easy to get sucked into these day-to-day chart ratings how can weget our bearings and figure out where the market may be headed in a long-term basis how do we navigate between the increasingly volatile environment? these can be very emotional and your emotions will lead you astray try to stay calm by makingject decisions on empirical observations my colleagues at real money.com where i blog to try to show you to get a better read on this market a terrific track record as of late just getting a beatdown. since then the semi conductor etf has rallied more than 13%. nice move. beginning of october r

boop!are a lot of open questions so why did the russians offer dirt on hillary clinton, why did the president's son say he would love to have that help. these have not been answered by the summary from bill bar. >> this administration would like to whitewash and simply say no collusion which is not what the report says. >> democrats clinging to russia collusion as attorney general bill bar set a version of the full report is coming in weeks, not months. let's bring in the senate judiciary khmer and lindsey graham who actually had dinner tonight with the attorney general. great to have you with us. >> great food. shannon: can you give us anything about when we might be able to see it? >> i don't know how large it is but i know what is going on as we speak. the report is being looked at for a couple things. we cannot release grand jury information because it violates the law. we will check with mister mueller to make sure everything that is grand jury related is taken out of the report becaus

boop! >>> all right. new cuomo cups. we give them to the guests, we ran out.. big, like my hand. don't be a sucker. part one and part two. here's part one. actor jussie smollett's story is no more believable now after charges were dropped. the video, the accounts of the brothers and his own account have never made sense. hence the charges and the apologies from the brothers. even in dismissing the charges, the first assistant state's attorney said this. we did not exonerate mr. smollett. there's that word again. the charges were dropped in return for mr. smollett's agreement to do community service and forfeit his $10,000 bond to the city of chicago. here's what i don't get. why are you processing this as a mystery? we should hear more, but they cut him a deal, period! why, why? celebrity? a perverse play on race? did prosecutors screw up here? did they mess up with how they treated the other two members, the three people involved in the crime. did they screw it up? is there some unknown other reason? whatever it is, the prosecutor owes their city and frankly

boop!t has been two years, $25 million, i want to protect grand jury testimony and information but i want the public to see the underlying document. this has been a cloud over president trump for two years. that cloud has been removed and i want people to see why barr concluded what he did and why mueller concluded what he did. >> chairman senator lindsey graham speaking exclusively to maria on sunday morning on why lawmakers are so easy to get their hands on the full mueller report. democrats standing by their tuesday deadline thing it could take until mid april to make the appropriate reductions. >> reactions may be necessary because of ongoing investigations. the attorney general said or because the intelligence community said it will convert my methods. they need to see the full report to get all the details of the investigation. >> we know about meeting and trump tower, we know about many people going to jail for lying about russia. my guess is when you see the whole report, you will s

boop! >>> welcome back. we're learning more about the trump administration's interior ties with saudi arabia. the u.s. energy department has approved six secret authorizations for u.s. companies to sell nuclear power technology and assistance to the kingdom according to the "daily beast". the "daily beast" cited two sources with knowledge of the approval. now according to this document the company is requesting that the government keep the approvals withheld from public release. the trump administration has been reportedly quietly pursuing a major deal for nuclear cooperation and the sharing of u.s. nuclear power technology with saudi arabia since early in the administration. the u.s. is reportedly competing with several other nations, including russia. >>> okay. heading across the pond where two separate events yesterday showed how badly the brexit situation is going. last night theresa may told members of her conservative party she's prepared to resign, but only if parliament votes in favor of the brexit d

boop! >>> here's the breaking news this afternoon.venatti is facing federal charges in new york and california for totally separate cases. among the charges he's facing, extortion, bank fraud, wire fraud. before we listen to these new york prosecutors, let's listen to prosecutors in california just moments ago. >> in december 2017, mr. avenatti negotiated a settlement for a client that involved in a intellectual property dispute. under the settlement, $1.6 million was due to be paid by january 10, 2018. at a meeting in his law office new port beach, mr. avenatti gave the client a bogus agreement that listed a later date march 10, 2018, as the date by which the payment was due. now $1.6 million was wired on january 5th to an account controlled by mr. avenatti. he then used his client's money to pay expenses for his own coffee business. global barista llc, as well as to pay his own personal ex expenses. when the fake march 10 deadline came and went, the client asked mr. avenatti where his settlement money was. he never told him the mone

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boop! >>> republicans want democrat adam schiff to step down. today he stepped it up.leagues may think it's okay that the russians offered dirt on a democratic candidate for president as part of what was described as the russian government's effort to help the trump campaign but i don't think it's okay. it think it's immorale. i think it's unethical. i think it's unpatriotic and yes, i think it's corrupt. an evidence of collusion. i don't think that conduct, criminal or not is okay. and the day we do think that's okay is the day we look back and we say that is the day america lost it's way. >> here's the big problem, they're arguing over something other than criminality and we don't know anything. we just found out today, this isn't some little thin thing that mueller sent over to the ag so it was easy to sum prize in four pages. it's more than 300 pages long. how can a president that hasn't seen the report, and doesn't know anything about what is in it claim to be completely vindicated? just because he's not going to be pursued for a felony? come on. that's the start

boop!nita hill came to testify, she faced a committee that didn't fully understand what the hell it was all about. to this day, i regret i couldn't come up with a way to get her the kind of hearing she deserved. >> careful words, notable words from the former vice president joe biden expressing regret over his handling of the anita hill hearing back in 1991, notable because biden says his 2020 announcement will come, in his words, in a little bit. joining me harry enten. this is an issue that has been hanging over his head, particularly in light of recent events, the kavanaugh hearings, et cetera. when you play those sound bites really dismissing anita hill's allegations of sexual assault against clarence thomas, those look horrible today. >> absolutely. i think he feels genuine regret. when he's out publicly now, he talks continually about empowering women, about protecting women from assault, protecting women so they're not dismissed in various kind of legal forums. it's still a problem w

boop! >>> all right.g a big change for next season pass interference, whether it's called or now be reviewed. >> all right. andy scholes has the "bleacher report." good morning, andy. >> this isn't going to make fans in new orleans feel any better. at least coaches around the nfl can rest easy knowing what happened at the same afc championship game won't be happening to their team. the owners voted in favor of expanding replay to include offense and defense pass interference penalties. the plays can be challenged even if a flag is not thrown. coaches can challenge any penalties for two minutes. it will only be a trial period for next season. and roger goodell explained why they decided to make the change. >> i think our clubs including our coaches, owners and everyone else realize that our job is to get this right. and we should use every available means to get them right. and replay is a great means to be able to do that. will this solve every problem? will this get us perfect? don't let perfect get in t

boop! >>> you're live in the cnn "newsroom." i'm ana cabrera in new york. thank you for being with us. this weekend what's happening on the u.s. southern border is way beyond inconvenient. it's way beyond problematic. customs officials on the border now say they have reached a breaking point. migrant processing centers in texas are literally overflowing with people. custom officials today are reporting that these migrant processing centers are well over 100% capacity. el paso, they can't handle any more people and look at the center, they're in mcallen, texas, 358% over capacity. border control officials are bracing for a mass release of migrants from the hugely overcrowded processing center there, possibly thousands of people in the coming days will move on to other destinations from there. i spoke to brownsville city manager just a short time ago. >> ultimately our focus is we need to do what the city is able to do through our partners, through our nonprofits to provide support and to provide a positive experience on the humanitarian side because these ar

boop!>> the cook county state's attorney is facing mounting criticism over the dropped charges for "empire" star jussie smollett. kim fox wrote an op-ed where she said she offers a nonpolitical view of the case. >> and she writes, quote, in determining whether or not to pursue charges prosecutors are required to balance the severity of the crime against the likelihood of securing a conviction for a variety of reasons including public statements made about the evidence in this case, my office believed the likelihood of securing a conviction was not concern." >> meanwhile, outgoing mayor rahm emanuel has billed smollett for the cost of the litigation. the city sent smollett a bill for $130,000. it's due in five days. >> to contradict earlier statements from her whether her office would have won a conviction, what is the conversation there? >> yeah, it's a little bit strange, isn't it, in that op-ed that you just read from, it almost appears that kim fox is siding with jussie smollett's legal

boop!learned homeland security kirstjen nielsen is set to ask congress in the coming days for legislative authority to deport unaccompanied migrant children more quickly. in addition according to a copy of the request, kirstjen nielsen wants to hold families seeking asylum in detention until their cases are decided and to allow immigrants to approve asylum in their home countries. kirstjen nielsen argues the proposals will address what she called the quote the root causes of the emergency that has toledo recent spike in border crossings. the proposal would need approval in the democratic controlled house which is expected to strongly oppose that request. >> the russian charged working as an undeclared agent for the kremlin in the u.s. will learn her fate. the sentencing for maria butina for april 26th. butina a russian gun rights activist pled guilty in december to a charge of conspiracy to act as a foreign agent without registering. she was accused of working with an american operateives t

boop!> jesse: we are learning attorney general william barr will release the mueller report in weeks from now, not months. lawmakers on both sides demanding the report we will route released in full. even though it's on its way to the public in zero evidence of collusion was found, top democrats are still not satisfied. doubling down on claims of collusion, house intel committee chairman adam schiff telling "the washington post" "undoubtedly there is collusion. we will continue to investigate the counterintelligence issues." here's congressman eric swalwell trying to convince all of us the steele dossier is still true. >> which part hasn't been proved factual? >> christopher steele himself that it wasn't a finished work product. everyone who analyzed it said -- >> which part was not proved factual? >> jesse: embarrassment over mueller's findings have some members think that it's time to move on. >> i believe that the mueller report has been done. that's a chapter that's closed, and i think

boop!eople want the mueller report to be made public. >> the attorney general but it wouldn't bother me at all. >> if the mueller report has evidence that there were certain ties with russia, then it will come out. and, if not, the mueller report is going to be definitive. so that's exactly the reason why we need the mueller report and the documentation released so that the public can make a determination. >> bret: calls for the mueller report to be released in its entirety on capitol hill and eventually to the american people. we are back with the panel. kimberly, will that happen? >> i don't think you are going to get it in its entirety. i do think that bill barr is going to be true to his word in his confirmation hearings that he is going to release as much as is possible under the department of justice guidelines. but, remember, those guidelines exist to protect grand jury proceedings, to protect the reputations of individuals who were not charged, so that they are not smeared. i'm of t

boop! >> neil: all right.ocedural matter but the green new deal vote has a test vote going on right now. a lot of democrats have gotten marching orders to vote present. it's a trap by republicans. republicans are saying you stand by this green new deal or you don't. so they're putting it to the test. we'll see later on how far that test goes. meantime, the attorney general, william barr says it's going to be weeks, not months before the full mueller report is released to congress. we don't know if it's the full report. i'm reminded that that is easier said than done. judge napolitano says why it's more complicated. >> do you remember the controversy caused by james comey? in the summer of 2016 said that we're not going to prosecute mrs. clinton. we have evidence ago her. they could not discuss the evidence when there's not a prosecution. the same rules prohibit bill barr revealing what bob mueller accumulated and decided was not sufficient to prosecute. so in order to review that, even there's a pressing publi

boop!so much uncertainty in britain which could have a huge impact on europe's economy and the world economy, yet a new vote on brexit. perhaps this could spelt end of theresa may's time as prime minister. we are waiting for that vote in the next few hours. joining us now, kninic robertso live on downing street. >> reporter: good morning. four hours until that vote now. an emergency session of parliament. normally the mps would be back in their constituency on a friday. theresa may has tried to make this easier on herself to split this up vote into two parts. there's the divorce from the european part and there's the future relationship part. today they get to vote on the divorce part only. difficulty for theresa may is this is the bit that there's the most opposition too. backstop, the border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland. it went down to a historic 230 defeat in january, 149 votes against just a couple weeks ago and the assessment today is it will probably go down a

boop!he millions of americans ensured by obamacare a decision that could change not just their lives but the nation's health care system as a whole. the justice department after previously defending some parts of the law now says that the entire thing should be struck down. so just let me give you a refresher on some of the affordable care act's benefits. in addition to requiring companies to cover those with preexisting conditions, it offers free screenings like mammograms and cholesterol tests. it allows adult children to stay on their parent's insurance up until the age of 26. the switch comes five months after president trump told americans this -- >> we will always protect americans with preexisting conditions. we're going to take care of them. >> cnn senior writer tammy lubeby is here. we've talked so much about obamacare. how would this first and foremost, affect people currently with obamacare? >> you have 11.4 million people who signed up for policies for this year who will find it

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boop! >>> trump's no collusion victory tour. >> the russia hoax is finally dead. >> democrats say not so fast. they're still demanding mueller's full report. >> we will not be ignored. it's just a question of time. the sooner the better. >> plus republicans stare back into the health care abyss. >> we are going to be the party of great health care. >> and beto o'rourke's campaign kickoff. >> i'm so glad to be here with you today to announce i'm running to serve you as the next president of the united states of america. >> he's got money. he's got crowds, but will early buzz translate at the ballot box? "inside politics," the biggest stories sourced by the best reporters now. >>> welcome to "inside politics," i'm phil mattingly in this morning for john king. to our viewers in the united states and around the world, thank you for sharing your sunday. pr president trump celebrates the end of the mueller probe. he claims it clears him and the entire investigation was a fraud. >> this was nothin

boop! >>> two communities struck by unimaginable grief are dealing with more loss.old daughter was killed in the sandy hook massacre becoming the latest to die in an apparent suicide. and two parkland high school survivors also died in apparent suicides. cnn's diane gallagher is live in parkland, florida, with more. it is beyond heart breaking. we have to do something today about this, diane. >> reporter: we do, alisyn. here in parkland, one of the first things they called this emergency meeting that the experts noticed was maybe that people here weren't sure exactly how to get the resources that they needed, how to get matched with that. they consolidated everything to one phone number here in broward county, 211. officials with 211 say that within just 24 hours they had an increase in people who were calling them and looking for help. in a community still trying to cope, one year after the massacre at marjory stoneman douglas high school, two suicides, one week apart, are forcing parkland to confront how slow and difficult the process of healing can be. >> unfortu

boop!biden is responding to allegations that he acted inappropriately toward a nevada state lawmaker. here's what lucy flores told cnn about what happened before a campaign event in 2014. >> very unexpectedly, and out of nowhere, i feel joe biden put his hands on my shoulder, got you very close to me from behind, leaned in, smell my hair, and then plant a slow kit on the top of my head. and that in and of itself might not sound like it's a serious thing, that in and of itself might sound like it was innocent and well intentioned. but in the context of it as a person that had no relationship with him afterwards as a candidate that was preparing to make my case effected as the second in command of that state, to have the vice president of the united states do that to me unexpectedly and just kind of out of nowhere, it was shocking. >> in response, biden says he's given countless handshakes and hugs on the campaign trail, and not once, never did i believe i acted inappropriately. if it's sugge

boop! >>> former senior fbi -- chuck rosenberg. we don't have the mueller report.ppetite across the united states and across the ideological spectrum we ought to see mueller's report. in part that may be decided along the question -- alongside the question of whether or not mueller can testify to congress. if the justice department doesn't want to let mueller testify, how will that get adjudicated? congress sends him a subpoena, the justice department says no, he's not testifying, who decides that? >> normally it's done by accommodation, negotiating his appearance and the terms of what he can and cannot say. if they actually have to litigate this thing, rachel, that would be a long, lengthy mess. and so when this has happened. this standoff, you carve out portions that are acceptable and those that are off limits and off you go. that's probably how it would happen. >> under normal circum