while phil and i met just a short time ago, i know he has done an outstanding job as acting secretary. phil was gracious enough to join -- and i'm grateful for his steady leadership these past two weeks and that of the entire department of education transition team who have all joined on stage here. let's thank all of them. [applause] the work of the department during this transition is a testament to phil's selfless leadership and long stand commitment to the department's mission. again, thank you, phil, and thank you transition team. americans have tremendous respect for all of those within and outside of these walls who work to make more opportunity available through better education. so, let's turn now to recent headlines. there is no need to pull any punches. for me personally this confirmation process and the drama it enagain -- engendered has been a bit of a bear. [laughter] [applause] in all seriousness, for many the events of last few weeks likely raised more questions and spawned more confusion than they have brought light and clarity. so for starters, please know, i'm a doo

. >> the problem is the blocking of the reporters and as phil pointed out the trying to throw andy mccabe under the bus for what they say was initiating the conversation with reince priebus. the issue here is that even after that conversation, the fbi -- i'm sorry, the white house kept calling the fbi trying to pressure them essentially to try to refute these stories and the reason why the fbi can't do that, this is an ongoing investigation. and really in the end, the "new york times" may have had a couple of things wrong in their story. but the essence of it is accurate. there were contacts between people associated with the trump campaign and people in russia, people who are known to u.s. intelligence and this was happening at a time that the russians were trying to interfere with the u.s. elections. that's an incredibly, incredibly serious story and i know that the white house would like to talk about other things but that's what the fbi is focused on investigating and i think that's what, you know, we all should keep an eye on. >> to smear the fbi as phil says, that's really, really a

and jim sciutto heard from the dia that it was, as phil said, kind of part of the process of an investigationthe fact that he is being investigated is hardly normal. >> he was once the head of the dia, defense intelligence agency. guys, stand by. coming up, one of the very latest of the break he can news cnn has learned high level advisors to donald trump were in constant contact during the campaign with russian intelligence official. russian nationals known to the u.s. intelligence community. >>> also today's surprising new clues in the sudden death of the north korean leader kim jo jong-un's half brother. your insurance company won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says you picked the wrong insurance plan. no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, you won't have to worry about replacing your car because you'll get the full value back including depreciation. and if you have more than one liberty mutual policy, you qualify for a multi-policy discount, saving you money on your car and home coverage. call for a free quote today.

one of the things that really disturbed this officer was intelligence flows through the system and as phil mentioned quite correctly ends up in the hands of a political commissar who can repackage, and that's against anybody who's ever been an intelligence officer stands for, we need to get them to the senior most policymakers and to stand in the way of that is horrific. >> phil what did you think? >> substantively i think there are a couple offish issues that important. there's a lot of nervousness that goes beyond democratic and republican, his quick comments on foreign policy don't always seem to be well considered. talked about the one-state solution for israel and his advisors says no, that's not what we're doing. that said, 30 days in i would be saying boy, that's a little quick to pull the trigger. a lot of what the president has done in terms of naming advisors an done on the ground not much on russia despite what he said and his advisors have been tough on russia i would have given a little more time on i'm getting out. >> phil and steve, thank you. >> thank you. >>> all right. i'

and you know, this today, as phil was saying, is a presidential moment. as a commander in chief. and i think that our presidents go there quietly, without a lot of fanfare, and when they're there, they pay their respects in private, as they should. and i think that this -- this act by this president, for the first person that we know of who died in the line of duty while he was commander in chief -- >> he authorized that mission. >> and authorized that mission, i think he's to be commended for going, and for absolutely doing the right thing. >> the whole notion, though, of meeting with the family like this, he's been, based on the campaign trail, he was always reluctant to say i'm sending troops, i'm not getting involved. i think that reinforces that. >> you wonder how moments like this change a president. we've talked so much about will he become presidential and how the office will change you, how he'll change in office. we don't know yet. we're obviously not going to get any photos from this. maybe he'll talk about it at some point. maybe we won't know

republicans on the floor, maybe helicopt helle, or flake, so this is going to be an intense battle and as phil mentions this is the first time that any has deflected from president trump's picks. >> we've been reporting an manu raju has been stellar about talking about the boycotts, playing out as gosh i don't want to say that but say a drinking game, but they're furious with senator schumer and the democrats because they feel like they're throwing sand in the wheel wheel and slowing their role. >> they are. if you look at what happened this morning the democrats did actually manage to boycott scott pruitt up for the epa, but two other nominees sailed right through after the suspension of the rules by republicans and sort of kpempexemplifies how ite it is democrats with only a few options to kind of slow roll the nominations but eventually a will the of these people will be confirmed possibly without the -- with the exception of education. >> right. that was significant today. we also learned at the tiptop of the briefing you had general flynn come out and the talking about the u.s. condemning

as phil says, there is no value -- bill says, there is no value added here.it off so big they have become best friends. he is ont he board now. i asked bill gate if warren was like a father figure to him. he said yes, in a way he is a father figure and friend. at the end of the interview, his wife turned to me and said that was the first time i heard him say that. iarlie: bill would often say, have a father, and he died. peter: he quickly coupled it with, and a best friend. charlie: it seems like it is a unique relationship. he made the assessment. what you love doing and what he was best that was making money. allocating capital. what bill had become good at was giving it away. peter: a perfect partnership. in that first meeting, bill's father asks them to play again minday, what word comes to that brought you to be as successful as you are? they both said focus. -- itlly is a fortunate just works. charlie: he even has bill to claim -- to play bridge. [laughter] what do you want people to come away with having watched this hbo documentary? peter: having spen

. >>> well it, has been what many have been waiting for, punxsutawney phil's grand hog day prediction,. >> now as punxsutawney phil showing his face to the crowd, famous groundhog saw his shade owe, party in punxsutawney has been going on for 130 years, guess phil has been right 39% of the time. ill a stick with katie. why dough people keep waking me up in the morning? >> the party before he actually was pulled out, poor thing. >> stop it already. going to feel like winter today and the next couple of days. >> daytime high, 40's, already feeling pretty chilly outside, and factor in the winds out there, too, definitely makes it feel that much colder, but, tomorrow's when we start to see significant temperature drop, take effect here, and we will be stuck, guys, into the 30's, mid 30's, no less, for couple of days, also, little bit of snow, down the road. why not throw that in while we're at it? speaking of snowy did see a few flakes flying, live look for you at jack frost big boulder, and i did see couple of flakes flying here in the last couple of minutes, but, i don't feel like i see anything ri

>> ana, as phil just pointed out, we've certainly seen more leadership from the senate, particularly senate republicans, when it comes to ties if any that donald trump and his campaign have had with russia. we have seen from the house side, though, that they were looking into leakers. they wanted to find out who leaked this information and they plan to investigate. we did see, though, at the end of last week, a letter from jason chaffetz, the republican, and congressman cummings, elijah cummings, the democrat, who control the oversight committee in the house of representatives. they did send a letter to the speaker's bureau to try to find out more information about why general flynn attended an event with rt, which is the russian-owned television station, last year, find out more details about that. but there is going to be an incredible amount of pressure on the house of representatives specifically, because we're seeing it on the senate side, to actually do a full investigation into what if any leaks there exist between donald trump, his campaign, and the russian government. >> err

as well. what do you want from phil shiner now?” families as well. what do you want from phil shiner now?ogise to the soldiers and the families that have been put through the stresses and strains of the last decade. there is proof of mistreatment by british soldiers will stop it was phil shiner who highlighted the case of the iraqi hotel worker acted —— battered to death in british company. he has made soldiers deposit lives a misery in the last decade. he needs to apologise properly to all the troops and their families who he falsely accused. the prime minister, too, has promised to end what she calls an industry other vexatious claims against british troops. though dozens against british troops. though d oze ns of against british troops. though dozens of claims about historic abuse are still being investigated. at four phil shiner, this is the end of his career. a man who once sought the might —— limelight but has now gone to ground. —— but, for phil shiner. a deal to end part of the long—running dispute, which has inconvenienced many thousands of passengers on southern rail, has been r

close ally like the prime minister. >> with whom you share intelligence. >> very close relationship as philtify. mark preston, some mixed messages coming out as far as russia is concerned, very tough statement from the u.s. ambassador to the u.n., nikki haley at the u.n. security council, sanctions will remain in effect until russia leaves crimea. they show no intention of leaving crimea. at the same time the treasury department easing at least one sanction against a russian intelligence agency, the fsb, which is accused by the u.s. intelligence community of hacking into the u.s. presidential elections last year. so, sort of mixed signals going on. >> right. take it backwards. in many ways a technical correction from when they put the sanctions in place, the owe bam addministration did. it is a continuation of doing a technical correction on what they wanted on the sanctions. although timing is everything and given donald trump's very kind words about russia and putin, it's coming back to bite him a little bit. but to your point about mixed signals, too, nikki haley at the u.n. having these

what does the president, the vice president do to make this right to the american people because, as philaying, really, it's the american people who have to have confidence in this administration. it's not just about the administration itself. >> the loyalty to the american people. thank you for joining me this morning. phillip, gravm grampgss on great reporting. >> thank you. >>> do these pictures sho president trump dealing with a national emergency at the dinner table in full view of mar-a-lago wedding guests. or fill a big order or expand your office and take on whatever comes next. find out how american express cards and services can help prepare you for growth at open.com. find out how american express cards and services introducing new depend silhouette active fit, with a thin design for complete comfort. they say "move it or lose it" and at my age, i'm moving more than ever. because getting older is inevitable. but feeling older? that's something i control. get a free sample at depend.com. anyone ever have occasional y! constipation,diarrhea, gas or bloating? she does. she does. h

phil. you have just heard from him. i have quickly learned he is a well-respected and familiar face around here. as he mentioned, his service predates the department of education. while phil and i met just a short time ago, i know he has done an outstanding job as acting secretary. i am grateful for his steady leadership these past two weeks thand of the entire department of education transition team who have all joined on stage he. let's thank all of them. >> the work of the department during this transition is a testament to phil's self-less leadership and long standing commitment to the department's mission. again, thank you, phil and thank you, transition team. americans have tremendous respect fo all those witn and without the walls who work to make more opportunity better through better education. let's turn now to recent headlines. there is no need to pull any punches. for me personally, this confirmation process and the drama it engendered has been a bit of a bear. >> the events of the last few weeks have likely raised more questions and spawned more confusion than they have brought light a

as ever. libin,st host, phil staying with us., online marketplace says it has raised money in its latest funding round, enough to grab market share from its competitors ebay and craigslist? this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: earlier this week, daimler struck an agreement with burbank to -- with uber. they have been aggressive when it comes to developing self driving technology of its own. bloombergs francine lacqua spoke with gamblers ceo and asked him about -- daimler's ceo and asked him about the partnership. of theserse, neither fully autonomous cars are distant today nor the platform equipped for that by today, but we do believe that a strong platform on the one hand and a strong player on the autonomous field on the other hand cord both have that if it's out of calibration in a sense that we might operate mercedes cars on the uber platform, and potentially pay people to use this platform. is planning to invest $700 million in indonesia over the next four years, into th intensifying fears competition among these startups. they se

as i said, many of those cases were brought by phil shiner‘s legal team. losed as a result of him being struck off. but there is a lot of significant detail in this report about the way the enquiries we re report about the way the enquiries were conducted. it says that in some cases the enquiries were intimidatingly, including one example of a contractor who was brought in to look into allegations, claiming falsely to be a policeman. the committee says it is very deeply concerned about the use of covert surveillance. so it feels that the way being quarries have been conducted has been wrong, that the mod itself must take more responsibility for this —— the way the enquiries have been conducted. it is very cool indeed phil shiner, his lawyers many others, —— very critical. they feel they created this industry of allegations against former and serving military personnel. yes, some big questions 110w personnel. yes, some big questions now for the mod to answer. we do expect a significant response from them in the next couple of days. it's not yet clear whether

accelerate getting that money to the airports because as you know, it takes a long time for these projects to be developed, let alone actually completed. >> phil, as you mentioned, the timeline is so critical to the airports. what are we talking about in terms of that timeline? >> reporter: i think that if you're looking for a new terminal or a new runway at an airport and you're in a particular big city, many years down the road. i'm talking three to five to seven years down the road depending on the project. it just takes so long for these things to happen, and, yes, the federal money is a key part of that. that is actually the beginning. it's later in the construction phase that it will really take up the time. >> i'll hold my breath until then. thank you, phil. >>> up next, we're "on the money" saving for retirement. if you get professional advice when it comes to your nest egg, will it cost more if there's more regulation? later, you can't always get what you want. how to teach that money lesson to the kids. now a look at how the stock market ended the week. >>> it's hard enough to put money aside for retirement let alone how to make it g

allegations of abuse from afghanistan, and that is also because of the findings against phil shiner‘s legalfirm. asnst phil shiner‘s legal firm. as you say, this comes as we have had this incredibly critical report from the commons defence select committee. it said that the enquiry had lost the confidence of service personnel and asa confidence of service personnel and as a waiter public perception. and it talks about how the enquiry had become a seemingly unstoppable self—perpetuating machine, one which would prove to be deaf to the concerns of the armed forces and blind to their needs and profligate with its own resources. it too was very critical of what he called the machine which had grown around this. this industry of the law firm which was providing so many of these allegations. it is worth noting that the committee was also critical of the committee was also critical of the mod itself, saying it could not escape the responsibility for the way the enquiry was set up and the way the enquiry was set up and the way that this had led to some of the enquiry is being conducted in an unacceptable w

will punctuation suetoney -- phil see his shadow or not. as goes, it's 27 degrees, mostly cloudy. there could be some breaks in the cloud cover. it's the opposite of what you think. if it's cloudy, that means only four more weeks of winter. if there's clear skies and sunny, he sees his shadow, that would mean six more weeks of winter. we'll see. the other important forecast we have out there is for the super bowl and the stadium does have the retractible roof. they would like to keep it open if possible. there is a chance of thunderstorms at the start of the me and it will clear on out as we go throughout the evening. phil is only 47% accurate, so, you know, just a little bit better than me. >> i have to say that was very caddie shack like. >>> bad lip reading is back. plus he's got the prank pulled by one linebacker. what's up with that? we're back in a moment. orer car, you'll get a free checked bag, 2 united club passes... priority boarding... and 50,000 bonus miles. everything you need for an unforgettable vacation. the united mileageplus

analyzing phil's historical record kept by punxsutawney groundhog club it appears he has a bit of the winter bias. the as of 2016, phil has fled from his own shadow 102 times yielding forecast of six more weeks of winter nearly 80 percent of the time, only on 18 occasions has phil for told an early spring. judge us how accurate are these prognostications issued by the weather watching woodchuck. climate data center describes his predictions as on average, in accurate and according to storm facts the pennsylvania based groundhog may want to consider a new take job as his predictions have been correct only 39 percent of the time. in addition to phil, there are a plethora of prognosticating rodents including chesapeake chuck in new port news, virginia, flat iron fred any boulder, colorado and snipl theles in ashville, north carolina in the einstein health care science center i'm meteorologist lauren casey. >> right now lets go back to the hostage situation underway at james t. vaughn correctional center in new castle county. >> let's list men to a news conference underway. >> we are doing everything we can

what will be his second full season as the phils manager, he looks to break a negative streak that was 2011. that was the last time the fig fightings finished with a rinning record. mackanin is liking what he's saying so far in camp. >> you can kind of see it in their eyes. they feel like they're going -- they're going to be better team this year, and they're all eager and playing -- woking out with a lot of energy and everybody is in great mood and mood is a little bit different than it has been. >> we got big one make sure you join us for huge game for the villanova wildcats they win tomorrow at seton hall the pirates are expecting over 16 thus sand to cheer them on. clinches at least a tie for the big east regular season title at 12:30 tomorrow only on fox 29. >>> finally, we head to maryland to catch high school team that 16-zero that dominating this game. the senior point guard showing off as you can see. sharma turner known as chris as young swag he gets called for technical foul for dancing and taunting the opposing team. >> got the t. >> let me tell you something. i love it, re

and as phil lebeau said a few moments ago, the possibility that xm gets discussed.would be a major victory for what is essentially the country's biggest trade company. >> yeah, and exporters. a lot on the table that could involve boeing when it comes to some of these trump economic policies. one of them is this border adjustment tax, we talk a lot about some of the losers, like the retailers from the gop plan to tax imports. boeing is one of our biggest exporters in this country. something they might be in favor of even though it would imply a much stronger u.s. dollar, which kind of hurts exporters. so that's on the table as well for boeing. it's a big source of manufacturing jobs too. >> president going into air force one, by the way boeing at an all-time high today going back to records that last to 1948. best we can tell. >> up more than 20% since the election. let's send it over now to jon fortt with a look at what's coming up next on "squawk alley," jon. >> good morning, sara. of course we're going to keep an eye on the president's visit to boeing. aside from

we'll try to switch back to phil matier here as i see they are letting more and more of the journalists close to the building. the fire you can see in the distance there. but damage to the building. and phil it does not look like much of the crowd is leaving. >> reporter: can you hear me, allen? >> yes. >> we got you. >> reporter: allen, can you hear me? okay. all right. so took a look from the upstairs . some of the crowd are moving away. others in a confrontation with each other. they are exchanging insults. we'll see if that heats up. the crowd is moving. it's not attacking so people are starting to at least calm down. the question is how safe it is. we are over by the supporters of milo yiannopoulos. there's a group by the barricades who had been waiting to get in. and there are other demonstrations. [ continuing "f" word who screaming in the background ] >> we apologize. there are people using language we don't want to put on television. we apologize for profanities. phil, we know that you said you're standing there in that group with the folks that were there to see milo yiannopou

lot of -- [ laughter and applause ] ♪ thank you, giant snowstorms hitting the northeast, or as punxsutawney philbeing confirmed as attorney general. i'm sure the other keebler elves will miss you. [ laughter and applause ] they probably will. probably will. >> steve: got to move on. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, domino's pizza, for launching a wedding registry. [ light laughter ] the perfect idea for couples who will be together for 30 minutes or less. [ laughter and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, people who fall asleep on planes, for making me feel like a cat burglar -- no. [ light laughter ] >> steve: ooh! [ light laughter ] [ gurgling sounds ] [ growling sounds ] ♪ thank you, people who wear snowshoes for looking like you accidentally stepped in a pile of tennis rackets. [ laughter and applause ] oops. >> steve: huh. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, identity fraud, for being at an all-time high. >> wait! is that true? identity fraud is at an all-time high? >> yep, you should make sure you have strong passwords on all of your accounts. [ light laughter ] >> will do. >> there you have it. those of your "than

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phil shiner made his name as a human rights lawyer, bringing claims of murder and torture against iraqfound he'd acted dishonestly. here's our defence correspondent jonathan beale. once an award—winning human rights lawyer, tonight, phil shiner‘s reputation lies in tatters. he made his name at the expense of the british army and the taxpayer, accusing soldiers of widespread abuse during the iraq war. i don't know whether people were killed but i think something went wrong. we need to find out who was responsible and who in command knew what was going on. today a tribunal upheld 12 charges of misconduct against him including five charges of acting dishonestly. he was ordered to pay £250,000 and has been struck off, so he will never work as a lawyer again. the tribunal also heard shiner paid an iraqi agent more than £1.5 million to knock on doors trawling for business. this was the aftermath of the incident that proved his undoing, a battle in iraq in 200a. acts of bravery were soon followed by allegations that they murdered, mutilated and tortured iraqis. a five—year enquiry costing £30

as yesterday. we'll visit with phil tomorrow and see what he sees as far as the shadow and wintery mix on sunday or super bowl sunday and now does not look like big deal. you travel to friend to watch games i would not cancel plans based on the forecast. >> okay. >> good to know. >> all right. >> keep us posted during the 7 1/2 hour pregame show. >> certainly will. >> will you watch all 7 1/2 hours. >> i will watch the first hour to see what they do. >> good morning, erin. >> good morning, 7, or 6 i tried to take an hour from the it's 6:26 sky fox over top of beltway in college park you see traffic backing up especially outer loop side of things. 95 to georgia and upper volume increasing as well. be mindful of that one. you can see traffic starting to get heavy this time of morning as we switch it over to maps we have breaking news on metro. single tracking between mcpherson square and smithsonian. this is impacking blue, orange and silver lines. right now three delays give yourself extra time and make sure you keep in touch with metro schedule to see how things are shaping up there. take a look at

the guys moving into cabinet positions. >> fred, thanks for the great information from the ground, phil, as> the president is going to speak at a national prayer breakfast in just minutes. what will he say? you'll know. we'll bring it to you live. let's get to it. >> this is cnn breaking news. >>> good morning and welcome to your new day. it is thursday, february 2nd, 8:00 in the east or just before. in just moments president trump is expected to take the stage at the national prayer breakfast. we'll go there live to hear his speech. meantime, the president triggering riffs with two staunch american allies, ramping up tensions with a long-time adversary. relations with australia now said to be strained over a heated phone call last weekend with the aussie prime minister. mr. trump creating tension with mexico's president saying he wasn't doing a good job knocking out, quote, tough ombres. >> the trump administration calling out iran for testing a ballistic missile. michael flynn, quote, putting tehran on notice. no word on what that means. our coverage begins with jeff zeleny life at the wh

by some rain and then and some clearing, and, pretty colors in the sky there love this shot as well from philoud building over the city of philadelphia, as that system, rolled in that cold front that brought colder air aloft, strong gusty wind and scattered showers. looking at storm scan three does show a few snow showers moving through bucks county especially that one in upper bucks has intensified a bet. we did see a few, squals over poconos earlier this afternoon , and the drop of visibility. this right here is concerning, for people commuting, if this builds over bucks county this could drop visibility. so if you have anyone traveling through that area could take them a little will bit longer, might have to watch progression of that as it moves into lower bucks and eventually into central new jersey this evening. the rest of us, have pretty much cleared things out as our storm starts to get underway, over northern new england. beautiful looking shot at margate as well, and it is quiet, waves are rolling in, little chilly and breezy out there but nice looking day down the shore, as well. t

. >> right now behind you, phil, as you're talking, there's a lot of action. >> he didn't even notice because he's so focused and so good. phil, thank you so much. let's bring in the aforementioned former senator rick santorum, also he ran for president as well. mark preston from cnn is here, simone sanders is here as well, she was the press secretary for bernie sanders' presidential campaign. senator, you sat here us with as we saw the tail end of that very passionate and emotional back and forth going on in the senate judiciary. the vote happened, it moves to the floor. why did this get so heated? less about sessions, more about the white house? >> yeah, i have to tell you, this was surprising, the level of rancor that i saw. and it's not that i haven't seen it before on other nominations or other things. the thing that really was surprising, this is a fellow member of the senate. i'm just telling you, you don't do this. this just doesn't happen, for someone who -- you could say it happened with john tower, a long, long time ago. but jeff sessions is known, liked, he's an affable gu

phil being who he was, i think that's what made that so funny. >> as i quickly learned, creating originalr than you might think. >> this is good. i like this. >> there's so much expression going on. >> i would say, this is like, when my husband asks, are you mad? >> when you try and console her and tell her to calm down at the same time. it can't be three words, but it can't be a hundred words. i like to give a situation and then the way you would feel about it. >> reporter: george has had a life-long love for making people laugh. evening dipping his toes into stand-up comedy a decade ago. >> a pretty funny story about -- >> reporter: but it was short-lived, deciding to pursue a decidedly unfunny career instead. >> i sell fence for a fence company that my friend started. i have a lot of downtime. i'm waiting for appointments, an appointment just finished. i'm in the car the majority of the day. >> reporter: so is that where you come up with these memes? >> that's where i'm making them, yeah. >> reporter: two years ago, his page caught the eye of the fat jewish who quickly started repostin

if not, early syringe, we will bring you phil's prediction as soon as he makes it. >>> sonny and chermoving right along there. >> jim, giving your own rod you can a harsh review is probably a bad review. >> but microe read a new jersey girl scout's brutally honest review of her own cookies and now her sales are exploding. >> the bleak, flavorless gluten free wasteland. i'm telling you, it is a flavorless as dirt. >> wow. >> eleven year-old charlotte court of south orange wrote that review, she said sometimes they use tals advertising and she loves being honest her clients. her dad shared review with microe who is a co-worker and video of rowe reading the review has been seen 8 million times. since then she has sold 17,000 boxes of cookies. >> it has been is your real and almost crazy, but i really like it. i like that people at school kind of recognize he more, i am recollect thighed more as a person and it is helping the troops. >> yeah, her boost in sales is helping troops, that is because more than 7,000 boxes of the cookies bought, are being donated to, u.s. service members. >> i

phil shiner was once regarded as one of this country's best human rights lawyers. his reputation is in shreds, and he'll now never work as a lawyer again. it was from the aftermath of the iraq war that phil shiner rose to public prominence. suing the british army over allegations of abuse the defence secretary michael fallon said phil shiner had been ‘exposed' and should apologise to the soldiers whose lives he made a misery. 0ur correspondent, caroline hawley, reports. phil shiner was once regarded as one of this country's best human rights lawyers. but his firm has had to close, his reputation is in shreds, and he'll now never work as a lawyer again. it was from the aftermath of the iraq war that phil shiner rose to public prominence. suing the british army over allegations of abuse defined his career and became a personal crusade. in all, he's brought more than 2000 claims. i don't know whether people were killed, but i think something went wrong. we need to find out who was responsible and who in command knew what on earth was going on here. they were kept nake

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. >>> coming up tonight, they are known as the fighting phils. >> reading's minor league team is making a sweet change to its name. next at 5:00. >>> local leaders want the ability to fight terrorism on a local level. but they need the money to do it. senator bob casey and the philadelphia police top brass make their plea today at the delaware valley intelligence center. they're using top technology to make sure you're safe but it costs a lot of money to keep it all running. senator casey says it all starts at the top with the president. >> i just hope that he'll -- president trump will actually say to the republicans in congress you've got to work with us to fund those programs. and i'm an optimist. we'll see what happens. if they're just going to turn it over to the -- some right wingide log that says cut everything, we'll fight. >> casey is sending a letter to the department of homeland security asking for funding. >>> businesses in allentown are getting help from the city to keep an eye on what's are going on. today, city leaders announced a new program called s.c.a.n. business owne

piscupo has said he's considering running as a republican. >>> phil murphy is the democratic front runner in the poll. he has 17% from democratic voters. >>> back to our first alert weather. what a difference a few hours can make. on the left, you see the blue rock stadium as the snowstorm blew through at 7:30 this morning. on the right, a live picture of wilmington eight hours later. quite the contrast in camden as well. on the left, the view from this morning, from our camera on the adventure aquarium. on the right a livep picture frm the same camera. a whole lot clearer. nice to see the sun out. with clearer skies comes strong winds and biting cold. >> let's check in again with glenn "hurricane" schwartz with more on the bitter blast after the storm. you are the most accurate, proving it with the timing and the temps we have today. >> yeah, our chief mission is to keep you safe. and the roads this morning, for a short period of time, a couple hours, were dangerous across a good bit of the area. and we're glad to hear that there were not any serious injuries or worse across the area. th

from the rails to the roads, new estimates saying that allo fatalities are on the rise, even as they -- philu is live, is it just a fact that the economy is better so more people are on the roads? >> there's a number of factors there. we're seeing more texting, take a look at these numbers, and you'll see that the number of estimated road fatalities last year topped 40,000. that is the highest amount since 2007. here's the step that blows me away. it's the biggest two-year increase percentage-wise in highway fatalities since 1964. here's the ceo of the national safety council. >> if we can't fick out how to address these behavioral issues, we're not going to make progress. technology can be a game-changer for us, but until we have cars that 100% drive themselves and the fleet penetration is across vehicles, we still have drivers behind the wheel. we have to make better choices. >> part of that is how we handle distraction. there's a device -- at the front of that screen, made by a form offer san francisco, see how they throw up imageses, e-mail on a screen. it allows you not to pick up the p

in fact we have to also wait kathy for the groundhog toll tomorrow is groundhog day, punxsutawney phil. asmate doppler right now it's pretty dry and quiet. yesterday the first day of february. let's talk a little bit about how we ended the month of january. take look at the statistics here and the numbers. the average tell cher for the month 38.4 degrees so for the month about 5.4 degrees above average. making it the 15th warmest january on record for philadelphia. moving toward the first part of the month above average temperatures well to our south below average temperatures around the great lakes parts of northern new england. for us we'll zoom into the delaware valley. near normal to slightly above average temperatures. and what about that precipitation? snow maybe. we might see some for the month of february. above average precipitation expected for the pacific northwest. parts of the mid atlantic included in that. the delaware and also the lehigh valleys. it looks like above average precipitation. so for philadelphia only 6-inches of snow. back over to you. kathy? >> wow. average for

now join us tomorrow as david sits down with dr. phil. bye, everybody.terview since his dementia diagnosis. >> that's when i began very concerned. now at eight ... the national wave of anti-semtitic incidents comes to the bay area ... what we are learning about the a bomb threat that shut down market street at the height of the evening commute. whoosha three=alarm inferno in in southern california ... at least one dead after a plane plunges into a riverside neighborhood..whooshand the winner isnew information just being released about the oscars flub that's beign called la-lal gatewhooshit's an s=u=v versus and a=t=m. surveillance vide reveals a bold thief at work.you're watching kron four news in prime time. now at 8. a bomb threat forces evacuations and shuts down market street in the heart of san francisco. the threat --- just one of more than a dozen anti-semitic incidents across the country today... thank you for joining us i'm pam moore. and i'm steve aveson

phil. >> he's got no predictive skill, as if we need a scientist to tell us that. >> leave this animal alone. >> they should make a movie about it. >> trust mike, not phil. >> i'm a little better than 38%, i'd like to think. i'm sure someone will tell me if i'm not. >>> good morning. the rain kind of -- it did play out the way we expected. more than an inch in concord had about.16. this way it look, that should say walnut creek right now. you can see how dry it is there. this is 101 and 880. you'll need to grab the sunglasses. it's one of those day where is we could see a rogue rainbow or two. the wind advisory, the weather service said let's back off a bit. it's not quite that windy out. heavier rain tonight and sunday evening but this wet pattern, there's chance of rain all the way through wednesday. you can see here, seeing some of our better radar. it kind of dries up unless you're down towards morgan hill. you can see the area pressing to the north. tonight, a cold front will roll through and bring the heavier chance of rain. you can see sunshine and showers. we'll have a few isolated s

. >> woodruff: phil rucker, as somebody covering the white house, how much of the nationalist, populist movement has steve bannon brought to the white house? >> all of it. you can point to many of the acts that president trump has taken in his first month in office, and it's that agenda, it's that ideology, and it's not so much bannon is a pu puppeteer here. they both have same beliefs of pop list and nationalism and upending the structure we've become accustomed to in the post world war era. >> woodruff: ken stern, spell it out for us. today, we heard steve bannon use the term "economic nationalism." he talked at one point about the deconstruction of the administrative state. what is he saying help he wantso do? >> i think he wants to change the new liberal world order away from free trade, away from open borders. it's america first. it is a philosophy built on the notion that virtue lies with the people, and the establishment has stabbed the people in the back. he want to change that world. >> woodruff: you're saying, yes, phil rucker. >> that's exactly right. and it's interesting the