veteran serving in the afghanistan war and leaves behind two children ain wife. gray hall, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> two people are in police custody tonight after a pursuit from delaware county into south philadelphia. it happened within the past two hours, the suspects ditched their hummer on train tracks on columbus boulevard near oregon avenue. they were captured a short time later and unclear why the police were pursuing the suspects and the trooper crashed in tinicum township. and we have a tragedy in delaware county. nine people suffered smoke inhalation as fire destroyed a home in upper chichester. they were staying at the house after attending the funeral for the homeowner yesterday. the fire broke out at 1:00 a.m. on rodney avenue and it took firefighters more than an hour to get the flames under control and we don't know yet what sparked the blaze and two children were singed at the lamberton school in the overbrock park section of philadelphia after they ate marijuana laced cookies. one of the kids brought the cookies from home. that

we know your organization was part of ain coalition that was there. here is what the president on what he had to say yesterday. >> we support our law enforcement partners. we're working to reduce crime and put dangerous offenders behind bars. at the same time we want to insure that those who enter the justice system aree able to contribute to their communities after they leave prison which is one of -- >> live to the white house where president trump will sign a proclamation to mark martin luther king day which is monday. live coverage on c-span2. >> -- and many distinguished guests for joining us here today. it is a great honor. earlier this week i had the tremendous privilege to join isaac and alveda to sign into law redesignating the martin luther king, jr. national historic site to the martin luther king, jr. national historic park. the new law expands the area protected and historic sites for the future, generations of americans are becoming so important and this is a great honor for us and a great honor to dr. king. today we gather in the white

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it's a system from the west and it will produce rain ain shower here or there this evening. most of this is during the day friday and friday night. at times there could be pockets of rain coming in. looking at an inch or so of philadelphia. wilmington an inch quarter in trenton and more as you head to the shore. a big pocket of rain to the appointment and points north. and a flood watch north of the appointment in wilksbury and scranton, we have a lot of ice because of the frozen temperatures recently on rivers, it's beginning to break up in the thaw we are experiencing and some ice jam flooding where the ice jams break loose and own either side you could get flooding. interesting pictures from there the next several days. we are looking at the usual backed up storm drain flooding and occasional pocket of rain coming in. more on the weekend call including the eagles call coming up from accuweather. that is just ahead. >> thank you. >> in south jersey investigators are looking for a cause a restaurant fire. the flames spread through the country town diner overnight in berlin.

ain andmishal hus bangladesh, thank you for joining us. it is martin luther king day here in the united states, and the headlines this morning were dominated by the president declaring he is not a racist. this follows allegations that he used vulgar language to describe immigrants from african nations and haiti. but mr. trump says he never said it, and today he shot back at one of the senators who said he did, tweeting, "dicky durbin totally misrepresented the conversation." it comes after these comments last night in florida. president trump: no, no, i am not a racist. i'm the least racist person you have ever interviewed, that i can tell you. did you see what various senators in the room said about my comments? they weren't made. laura: joining me now is the contributor jay newton-small. we have the president saying that he is not a racist, and we have mitt romney tweeting that the president's comments are antithetical to american values. how many other republicans share the sentiment? jay: it is splitting the party, and it is striking t

do you think there is a chance that he could play in an arsenal shirt ain?s, of course. it is likely to happen, but these kinds of things are never guaranteed. but of the negotiation it would seem it would involve mkhitaryan? do you like in? yes, of course. of course i like the player. tommy fleetwood is the clubhouse leader at the abu dhabi championship, with rory mcilroy three shots back. mcilroy — the world number 11 — had three birdies in his round of 69, including this on the eighth hole but it was fleetwood who was setting the standard with a six under round of 66. he is just one shot ahead of a group including fellow englishman ross fisher. . that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website — where you can also watch the quarter final of the uk masters snooker between ronnie o'sullivan and mark allen. in what looks like a departure from the recent threats and aggression, north and south korea have agreed to march together — under a single flag — at the opening ceremony of next month's winter olympics. the t

and finally, it has been renewed once ain? finally, it has been renewed once again?d when they called off the search last year, because we felt it was absolutely premature. especially because the report produced by the australians suggested a new search area, are very highly probable search area, which is quite small. 25,000 square kilometres. so we were really u pset 25,000 square kilometres. so we were really upset that all the three governments didn't want to pursue the search. and we are very grateful now the ocean infinity for proposing ano now the ocean infinity for proposing a no find no fee search. i think this is the biggest motivation for the search being resumed, that there is no find no fee search. in syria, at least 85 people have been killed in the past ten days in a besieged suburb of damascus under rebel control. the united nations has condemned the recent upsurge in attacks on eastern ghouta by government forces, calling the situation a human catastrophe. the area has been under siege for more than 11.5 years, as our chief international correspondent

but really longer than that when i first interviewed the donald in the ain the 80s.he reporting on president trump has been overwelkingly negative and at times outright hostile. the president's attacks on the press have been just as harsh. sometimes hitting back against unfair attacks and sometimes stepping over the line. i have spent a lot of time writing a book about this. it's called "media madness." it wasn't an easy book to write. i'm a lifelong journalist. i criticize the business all the time as you know. but i'm not a knee jerk media barber. my fear is organized journalism has badly lost its way in the trump era. many news organizations decided during the campaign that trump had to be held to a different standard, and that means taking a stand that has often meant a biased approach that alienated many consequence * and d many cd independents. how they fight with each other and play the leaking game and sometimes undermine their boss and each other it's an all-out war between the president and the press that's further dividing a very polarized country. coming

but that idea be dusted off ain? unit5. but that idea be dusted off again?have to win this argument that 5ay5 will have to win this argument that says the private sector is the best and most efficient way of delivering what the state has to do. and that tough and tight margins on companies like carillion are the best way to get value for the taxpayer. if they can't do that, this could be a 5eriou5, lasting setback for the government. even the political watershed thatjeremy corbyn hoped it would be when carillion collapsed. john pienaar in westminster, thank you. one in ten nur5e5 is leaving the nhs in england every year, according to the latest figures. and the gap between the number leaving and those joining has widened to 3,000 — the highest for at least five years. the royal college of nursing say5 the nhs is haemorrhaging staff, but the government says it has plans to boost recruitment. our health editor, hugh pym, reports. voices from the front line. nur5e5 on the challenges of theirjobs in the 70th year of the nhs. they do it because it's in their bone

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expl: you have to ain opening the floodgates. mr. lubin: this french artist, marcel duchamp, living in the u.s.. ranked the has been most influential work of art in the 20th century. he bought a urinal from a plumbing house, signed it r. m utt. it outraged people. people said, that is not art. it is definitely not art. duchamp said if an artist considers it art, it is art. you may reject that. an artist has licensed not to represent the world photographically. an artist can express himself or any means.ough this was throwing down the gauntlet to centuries of our tradition. myself, this is 1917, done in new york. he did this within days of the american declaration of war on germany. y bought it that weekend. you are talking about words, human waste, how you can go do that with yourself. it seems to me this is very he isly or indirectly, artcommenting just on the world. he is commenting on his adopted nation's declaration of war. he was an antiwar art world. he is commenting on person. once america declared war, he said, this is absurd

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six callers ago, a guy or ained, very narrowly very shortsightedly, or maybe not educated -- he addressed the flow of the immigration and you fail to tie it to going to various countries and starting various wars and being involved in installing democratic institutions while looking for new minerals to enhance our country's ability to grow and continue forward. what happens generally is that we have a lot of wars and conflicts and we support rebel groups and -- host: we're running out of time with laura meckler. so what's your questions? caller: from those types of wars, we bomb people's countries and they come to the place where the heroes or liberators have come from. host: charles was referring to refugees, as well. which is part of the system that we haven't talked much about. guest: i'm not sure that's what he's talking about but i'm happy to talk about refugees. that is another area with the immigration system where the president has decreased the number of people dramatically. 45,000. host: margaret from florida. line for independents. subpoenago ahead. caller: your true liberal co

to get it, you must apply áin-person at the d-m-v with the following or similar documents:a birth certificate card....and valid mail that proves your california address.standup"if gathering up all that paperwork is just too much for you right now, you don't have to get the real id; you can choose not to. but if your driver's license is going to expire anyway, there are some other reasons that may make it beneficial to go ahead and do it."the cost for a federally- compliant driver's license is the same as a non-compliant one - 35 bucks.once you get it over with, you can then return to renewing your i-d every five years by mail or online. "i think it's more of an advantage because you have more stuff that you can do with your id or driver's license.""i think it would be more convenient just to - you're always gonna have your license on you versus carrying your passport."though minors don't need an i-d to board a plane with a parent, the d-m-v recommends that 16- and 17- year-olds go ahead and get the real i-d, because they would need to bring in the same stack of documents for a first-time lice

tweet had ain a kind tweet and thanks to the company. choppy movement here. it appears the stock could trade higher. mark: thanks. big voices from douglas warning about complacency in the market, including the citigroup chief executive. >> you think of where we are today, we went through a government shutdown over the weekend and the market is up. you go through these events and you have to ask the question and the challenge is from the asset management or the investing side is, along the way, you sold brexit and bought it back high, if you sold president trump's election, you bought it back higher. there is a numbness out there and ambivalence out there that is concerning. when the next turn comes, it is likely to be more violent than otherwise might be. guest says a good way to manage these risks is layering active and passive portfolio elements strategically. joining us is dick weil, janus henderson group co-ceo. the ambivalence he was talking about, is it concerning? are you worried? are there excessive layers of complacency out there right now? dick: i d

the proposed increase is just under 350- dollars a year for áin-state students.d just under a thousand for áout-of-state students. the regents approved a similar increase last january. ( james ) two earthquakes struck just a minute apart last night in santa cruz county. accordring the to the u-s-g-s a 3-point-6 earthquake hit just after 10 p- m. then a second quake hit about a minute later with a 2-point-7 magnitude. the first quake was located about 4 miles east of interlaken while the second was located 3.1 miles east of interlaken. people felt the earthquakes all along the peninsula. ( darya ) new this morning... toys -r-us has announced which stores will be closing as part of its reorganization plans. the company declared bankruptcy last year and now we know that 9 bay area stores are on the list of closures. here is the list of the stores in the bay area. they include the stores in pinole... pittsburg... san rafael... brentwood... fairfield... emeryville... east san jose... san jose and union city. this is part of a plan to close 182 stores. the company says

the proposed increase is just under 350- dollars a year for áin-state students.and just under a thousand for áout-of-state students. the regents approved a similar increase last january. in the east bay... san leandro city manager chris zapata is on paid administrative leave tonight.... following a sexual harassment accusation. the city council unanimously voted to place zapata on leave last night. the woman... rose padilla johnson filed a complaint with the city back in december... she claims zapata attempted to pressure her into a sexual relationship in exchange for public funding for the organization that she oversees. zapata will remain on paid administrative leave until the city council reviews the findings from an independent investigation (vicki) bail has been lowered for a petaluma man accused of helping his wife commit suicide. a judge lowered david clement's bail from one million to 300- thousand in court this morning. clement was arrested earlier this year after he reported his wife had hung herself from a tree in bodega bay. authorities say debra bale

the proposed increase is just under 350- dollars a year for áin-state students.te students. the regents approved a similar increase last january. ( darya ) a new survey is highlighting some bay area school districts as some of the best in the state.( james ) the website niche dot com looked at academics, faculty and sports as well as food and student health and safety.( darya ) kron 4's catherine heenan shows us which bay area districts list. palo alto's unified school district takes the crown as the top=rated in the state. more than 12=thousand students in grades k through 12, an average of one teacher for 18 students is slightly above the one=to=16 national average. palo alto teachers take home an average salary of more than 100=thousand dollars, and the per student expenditure is nearly 19=thousand dollars, fifty percent more than the national average,the los gatos=saratoga and mountain view=los altos high school districts are two and three in the bay area, and in the state. here's the local honor roll ... from tamalpais in marin couty to the albany and piedmo

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contend with out there and tranquil beginning and near area beaches this is look boardwalk (applause) ain rehoboth. this is live view with you have chill in the area. tem tawrz are down there and we show he that to you in a secretary. storm scan is queue. cloud cover is overhead. you see surprise throughout the day too. but look at this you cash the 20 degree mark. better chance for you at all above freezing is further south and closer to the shore you go. at least you get moderation influence from water. here in city we probably don't hit freezing mark today. starting off cole. not a lot of sun answering toll work with and certainly not a lot of sun period. to work with. daytime high 31. later tonight expect flurries far north of city. here in philly though, any snow will be holding off until at least tomorrow which will we talk b there's a new clipper system headed our way meisha it's expected to bring minor accumulation. >> that's very good to know. especially for morning commuters as well. thanks so much katie we're looking outside now. things looking good. this is where we were looki

they are launching the kodak ain, which is described as cryptocurrency that empowers agencies to take greater control in image rights management. all the blockchain technology that underpins them are tenuous. that is your bloomberg business flash. juliette.k you, for records in a row closes on the s&p 500. it has been amazing to watch stocks around the world continue to gather pace. although it should be said that volume has been reduced in each of the last three trading sessions. the question is, where is the momentum, is it fading? are investors really serious about getting in here? or is it fear of missing out? joinging me in frankfurt at the goldman sachs strategy conference is the global chief equity strategist. thank you for joining us. first off, on this continual street, amazing streak of new records in the u.s., but really globally, equities have been so strong. what is driving this. how is everything not already priced in for 2018? >> great question and fundamentally's, equities play on global growth. the consensus agreed that global growth is to remain strong. and synchroni

a shutdown.but the employees at alcatraz still have to wait to hear from the national parks service áining whether the former prison will be one of those sites.if the island áis shut down, like most national parks will be, then alcatraz cruises will still have a sailing option for tourists."the next best alternative will be the bay cruise that circles around the island. parts of the alcatraz tour are incorporated into that, it goes under the golden gate bridge."and if that doesn't float your boat, then people who already paid for reservations can get..."100 percent refunds if in fact we do shut down." if you have reservations with alcatraz cruises, the company will be reaching out to you either via email or a phone call to fill you in on what's happening.some viewers have reached out to us saying they've already gotten word that their saturday tour will depart as scheduled...and there is an advisory saying something similar at alcatraz island tickets dot com.live in san francisco, spencer blake, kron four news. lawrence karnow: we enjoyed a little of everything today. showers, sunshine

the proposed increase is just under 350- dollars a year for áin-state students.just under a thousand for áout-of-state students. the regents approved a similar increase last january. ( james ) two earthquakes struck just a minute apart last night in santa cruz county. accordring the to the u-s-g-s a 3-point-6 earthquake hit just after 10 p- m. then a second quake hit about a minute later with a 2-point-7 magnitude. the first quake was located 6 kilometers east of interlaken while the second was located 5 kilometers east of interlaken. people felt the earthquakes all along the peninsula. ( darya ) new this morning... toys -r-us has announced which stores will be closing as part of its reorganization plans. the company declared bankruptcy last year and now we know that 9 bay area stores are on the list of closures. here is the list of the stores in the bay area. they include the stores in pinole... pittsburg... san rafael... brentwood... fairfield... emeryville... east san jose... san jose and union city. this is part of a plan to close 182 stores. the company says

. >>> and the little boy when to school happy his dad was coming home this weekend ain big surprise in the school gym. we'll show you the big reveal. >> we want to show you all the wonderful photos we got from all of you eagles fans and keep them coming. just up load them to the 6 abc twitter and instagram accounts using #6abcaction. >>> the blue is picking up steam in the area. and in pennsylvania the number of flu related deaths nearly dubbed in the past week. ali gorman is here with the details and what you need to know. >> reporter: with the nubz numbers climbing you probably know someone with the flu or someone that had it. they are reporting widespread flu activity and the season is hod rately severe and hitting some communities especially hard. >> inside of this small elementary school in texas, hallways are quiet and there say lot of empty desks. about a third of students are home sick either with the flu or with another virus. >> the flu is always severe and we have never seen it like this. i am cleaning all day long, experts say this flu season is moderately severe and the nu

republican, these are good law enforcement officers conducting the investigation, and it's really not ainthing to be criticizing the fbi t because there is one person -- >> sean: excuse me -- >> you are worked up that it is a secret society, that's a joke. >> sean: i don't know about the secure society. you can interpreted one way, i don't know. but what we do know is enough. they hated trump. he was involved in the investigation. we do know, before comey announced it, he is saying that he and mccabe and comey and page and loretta lynch know it's never going to happen. really? how would he know? it wasn't his decision. >> i understand you don't like him. i can't pronounce his name. i don't know how you say it. but he was p fired from strzok. if you are trying to suggest that we should not pay attention to potential n crimes that the special counsel is investigatin investigating, i totally disagree. >> sean: do you think robert mueller could have found ron republican? he has all obama donors, clinton donors, over 50 grand. just one, maybe one? >> his chief bulldog sends a congratulations e

>> you know, ain,he number had was plain to me.ctims larry whether or not anyone would feel safe enough to come forward, that was the wild card. >> was there ever a moment where you had to step back and say, oh, my gosh, there really are there many victims, or did you know deep down? >> i knew. that's how pedophiles operate. that's how pedophiles operate, and that is why i was convinced even at 15 that there was no way someone hadn't spoken up. there was no way. >> 175 years. the right sentence? >> absolutely. i'm very grateful for judge aquilina and the leadership she's shown for all of us. >> do you think justice was in this court? >> we're going to move on and talk to other victims in the courtroom. please forgive the live television moments as we crawl around and see what's happening. >> that's a local affiliate there walking around to talk to other survivors. you just heard from rachael denhollander, one of the many victims who came into this court to speak up bravely. our jean casarez is outside the court. just after the sentencing, i was talking to paul about the poignancy and po

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the proposed increase is just under 350- dollars a year for áin-state students.nd just under a- thousand for áout-of-state students. the regents approved a similar increase last january. (pam)a live look outside tonight ..(steve) lawrence has the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: another storm moved into the bay area bringing gusty winds and rain. the rain will continue before turning to showers overnight. plan on delays if you're driving to the sierra. winter storm warnings are up for the western slope of the sierra and a winter weather advisory is up for the greater lake tahoe area. we could see up to 2 feet of snow above 7,000 feet. on the radar you can see the rain moving through the bay area. it was heavy at times as the main cold front moved through. behind the main front showers will continue tonight. on the satellite you can see the cold storm as it drops into california. you can see all of the speckeled clouds with the cold air behind the storm that will keep showers going on and off through tomorrow. it could be a little wet for tomorrow mornings com

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experience and brilliance and number three in the all-time passing yardage list with over 70,000 yards ain his sure to be hall of fame career. he and the saints now lead by one. 25 seconds left. starting at the 25. it's all on case keenum and this minnesota offense to give kai fo forbath another chance. >> troy: we will see what he can do. we talked about when brees took the field. brees against this minnesota defense. i tell you, in today's game, it is hard. it is hard to stop a quarterback like drew brees and when all you need is a field goal to cope that from happening. we will see if keenum can work a little magic here. >> joe: now no snap by the center pat elfein. >> referee: false start, offense, number 74. five-yard penalty. first down. >> joe: everybody moved on the line except for elfein didn't snap it. >> troy: you heard hem at the line of scrimmage trying to use a little hard count. maybe you get a free play and can take a shot down the field immediately. instead, his own guy moves. >> joe: first and 15. pass to diggs. first down. they got to use a time-out, i would think. and 1

the pink is the wintery mix to be a little sleet, little freezing ain. blue is where the radar picking up snow. coldest spots north of the district. right now around montgomery county, howard county and areas farther north. that is where the coldest temperatures are. watch as you move more to the south. charles county, calvert county. you can farther south li spotsylvania you let the glean. -- you get the green. we have rain and it's moving up. so areas to the north is where we are watching for mainly sleep. as it transitions to rain some could hit the freezing ground. the advisory until 9:00. we are tracking that and temperatures. 35 in d.c. 33 in manassas. fredericksburg at 37. freezing and below freezing to the north. this is something to be careful with. we talk about the roads and the sidewalk. talk about the roads and go out live to meteorologist josh knight in stormwatch7. you are on the dulles toll road heading where? toward reston? josh: that is right. we are heading to reston. a chance to look and see the roads. it's moving here and we want to

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they were relieved to here it's expected to reopen ain the governor's own words, tomorrow, it is backwork. >> that's just a very tip of the iceberg when it comes to the impact of this government shutdown. thanks for the update. still ahead, we're live on the red carpet of the screen actors guild award. how the me too movement is making its mark tonight. we danced in a german dance group. i wore lederhosen.man. when i first got on ancestry i was really surprised that i wasn't finding all of these germans in my tree. i decided to have my dna tested through ancestry dna. the big surprise was we're not german at all. 52% of my dna comes from scotland and ireland. so, i traded in my lederhosen for a kilt. ancestry has many paths to discovering your story. get started for free at ancestry.com. but through goodt times and bad at t. rowe price we've helped our investors stay confident for over 80 years. call us or your advisor. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. i use herpecin l.re, it penetrates deep to treat. it soothes, moisturizes, and creates an spf 30 barrier, to protect against fla

the proposed increase is just under 350- dollars a year for áin-state students.and just under a thousand for áout-of-state students. the regents approved a similar increase last january. (grant) toys -r-us has announced which stores will be closing as part of its reorganization plans. the company declared bankruptcy last year and now we know that nine bay area stores are on the list of closures. here is the list of the stores in the bay area. they include the stores in pinole... pittsburg... san rafael... brentwood... fairfield...emer yville... east san jose... san jose and union city. this is part of a plan to close 182 stores. the company says that some of these stores could be saved if they are able to renegotiate some lease terms. the going-out-of- business sales are expected to begin sometime next month. (vicki) starbucks is preparing to give its employees the raise they requested. c-e-o kevin johnson announced today that workers are set to receive two raises this year along with new benefits. both hourly and salary employees will get their second raise in a

not as bad in the southern areas, notice it's in the 20s north and west for the morning rush at 7:30, ainhes of snow on the ground. that is a bad combination to start the wednesday morning. a red rush hour for points north and west. and extreme south jersey and delaware rain going ore to brief snow in the morning and ending at 9:00ish with most of the roads wet there. but expect slick spots on the bridges and the overpasses and untreated surfaces. when i come back a closer look at the expected snowfall total map and tweaked it a little and showing you to you in the full accuweather forecast. >> you can get the latest updates on your phone or tablet. the 6 abc app is a free download for your mobile device. >>> we turn now to new technology that could help to crack an unsolved rape case wide open. back in august a teenager was attacked running in montgomery county and six months later the investigators have no leads but that could change after today. sara bloomquist is live in norristown with details on the new dna development. >> reporter: hi monica, investigators here in montgomery county

. >> frustration ain congress aftr steve bannon refuses to answer questions in the russia probe. have to be more forthcoming after a subpoena from the special counsel. >>> that you could even say in your testimony that norwegians were preferenced by him because they were so hard working -- >> i didn't -- >> excuse me, let me finish. >> happy to. >> homeland security secretary facing anger and pushback and rolling her eyes after again saying she can't remember whether the president used a vulgarity about african nations. >>> welcome back to start tart this morning. i'm -- to "early start" this morning. i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. the president got a clean bill of health. did he give rise to the girther movement? we'll discuss that in a bit. >>> we start with the government shutdown looking like a possibility. three days to go before a possible shutdown on capitol hill. and the two sides are actually further apart. house republicans have introduced a short-term spending bill funding the government through february 16th. now it includes six years of funding for the chi

the majority of americans with good intentions in their hearts look at all countries as great places ain o bring them to this country in a lawful, legal way. the entire argument about immigration and how to reform our immigration system which is on its track to being reformed is getting lost and potty mouth comments from the president which is really unfortunate. >> and then we have questions about policy this morning. the president tweeted just a couple minutes ago, the democrats are all talk and no action. they're doing nothing to fix daca. great opportunity missed, too bad. evan, where does this policy go? >> i'm not entirely sure. the president's comments certainly helped to derail it it seems with democrats. it's made it even more toxic for democrats to work with president trump. he's a .22 caliber mind in a .357 world. he talks a great deal about how we didn't get respected in the obama administration. now other nations are starting to respect us. what nation respects a president who belittles third world countries and calls them such terrible term? really turns people off. and it'

trump hit back on twitter, calling himself "ain very stable genius."followed up at the camp david news conference. >> i had a situation where i was a very excellent student. came out and made billions and billions of dollars.ns became one of the top businesspeople. went to television and, for ten years, was a tremendous success, as you probably have heard. ran for president one time and won.ha >> woodruff: on the sunday talk shows, several members of thebe trump administration also defended the president. c.i.a. director mike pompeo rejected wolff's claims that the president gets bored during intelligence briefings.in >> those statements are just absurd. this president reads material that we provide to him. he listens closely to his daily briefing. h >> woodruff: others, inside and outside the administration, have challenged the validity of some of what's in the book. but wolff says the situation is so alarming that white house aides have even talked about e invoking the 25th amendment to the constitution. in part, it provides for the vice president to

illustration featuring trump's likeness superimposed emoji cartoononish poop with the headline "s for br ains we go now to florida where we are joined by the acclaimed haitian-american novelist edwidge danticicat, a novelist speaking to us s from orlando, flolorida. author of a number of books, inincluding "the farming of bon" which won an american book award. she was born in haiti and came to the united states when she was 12. we're speaking today to edwidge and almost a after trump's s* *hole comomment on the eighth anniversary of the devastatingng haitian earthquake that killed as many as 300,000 people. edwidge danticat, welcome to democracy now! your response to president trump ? is totalponse condemnation. it was a very racist remark, which shed light on earlier decisions that have been made by the administration. for example, about temporary protected status being eliminated for haitians and , asadorans and his remark reported by "the new york times" about all haitians having aids. it seems like once again haiti is being used as a foil and baiting his bait and feeding haiti as red meat