the first public viewing will be today at the cathedral about baa of paints peter and paul. there will be another viewing tomorrow morning followed by the funeral mass. >>> the search continues for a person who stabbed a passenger on board a septa bus. philadelphia police released this picture of the suspect who stabbed a victim with a screw driver on the route 23 bus in germantown yesterday morning. two had an argument leading to the attacker swinging the screw driver. the 19-year-old victim suffered a cut to his lip that required stitches. the victim said he does not know the attacker. >>> the fight over the pennsylvania congressional map could be heading to the supreme court. the group of democratic voters who sued over the map say they will appeal. the plaintiff's argument the state congressional district were drawn up to favor one party over over another. the judges ruled it is not unconstitutional. separate challenge to the map will be herd by the pennsylvania state court next week. this is a different ruling in north carolina this makes it likely this case will be tak

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this is somebody talking about it and trying to flatter this guy at the baa r ar and telling information that's crucial to the campaign wec, we'll see mor the sloppiness before president trump became president. >> josh, what's the white house is saying about papadopoulos right now? >> the official line has not changed. the interview of what he said over the interview, where the president said there is no collusion of 16 times. that's the statement that we hear time and time again at the white house. the president at least reserve his criticism of robert mueller. >> how long is he going to criticize mueller? >> he's trying to follow the general tone of his own legal team rather than his political allies in congress who's been critical of miller. the president has a huge resentment of this russia probe and despite of what he said of the new york times. we all know this president has the capacity to latch out at a moment's notice. i would not be too sure. >> i am sorry to interrupt you, what are you looking at 2018 for the white house? >> i am looking at whether or not president trump start

the kennedys noticeably known as baa ram ters of morality and might that be the infremperence going on here. >> the person who gives the response, that job is sort of like the drummer in spinal tap. it seems like a great job at the time but it's just an impossible thing to do. no politician has really pulled off a response to the state of the union in a way that truly enhanced them. just because your going up against the president at the peek of his powers speaking before congress. >> it can really sink. i wish them the best of luck. >> hopefully he doesn't have the reaching for the glass of water. >> there will be a rubio moment. thank you so much to both of you. >>> cnn will have live coverage of president's first state of the yun op. it kicks off at 5:00 p.m. eastern. if yor crohn's symptoms are holding you back, and your current treatment hasn't worked well enough, it may be time for a change. ask your doctor about entyvio, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. entyvio works at the site of inflammation in the gi tract and is clinically proven to help man

all of the lines are up and up actually it is pretty amazing, of course, it's not covered in media baa because that's nots nateing but it really is. i did research for optimistic than i've thought in the long time. >> let's shift from optimism to hannibal now -- which had is really, really interesting. [laughter] tell us at it is downed be capacity for care as a result of having these babies we have to take care of. measure you know, any -- human capacity can go awry during development. and it is a developmental disorder that seem to be at least in partly related to genetic problems not completely but in part. that seems to result in people having no capacity to care for anybody except themselves and it is something is that occurs in severe form in about unone or two percent of the population and what we discovered is people who are psychopathic have brains through opposite of people who are all u truistic and larger an more sciek pathic have opposite and they're smaller than average and less actsive. so you -- >> title of your book is about -- fear factor. what role was fear or abilit

position is with respect to theontinuing resolion to nd the government off the campaign trail, come baa be the leader and we will negotiate with you. >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> good morning. welcome to your "new day." 8:00 in the east now. where is the countdown clock. there it is. less than 16 hours and the government shout down if the senate does not pass a short-term spending bill today. what's the calculus? republicans don't have the vote, don't have the entire caucus in the senate behind anything. they'll need democrats. maybe as much as a dozen votes from democrats. the democrats are saying they won't support the gop plan unless protection for dreamers is in there. so right now they have the votes to block it. >> meanwhile, president trump was planning to leave town this afternoon for a big party at mar-a-lago to celebrate his first year in office. cnn has just learned the president's plans may be changing. republicans and democrats are blaming each other if the government is forced to close to night. who will americans blame if this happens. cn

it's a baa foon. i said to them as she did, that's what we're assuming she's ain't president.he says i guess it's time for the secret society to meet. it could be off the cuff. it would mean a million things. i shouldn't impugn the reputation of the fbi. we need our democratic institutions in tact. they're taking a beating. >> of course we do. you're right. the way that we solve the problem with our democratic institutions degrading before our very eyes is more over sight, more transparency. we shouldn't have a circumstance where you get an hq special and depart from the normal investigation procedures. but like the notion that a secret society is just off the cuff comment is laughable. i can't believe you make that with a straight face. a secret society gets together in secret. >> existence of something as nefarious. >> they said it. >> you don't know the context. have you picked up the phone and asked? >> ron johnson statements -- >> he backed off. >> there's an informant. >> we have an informer who talked about private meetings off site. we don't know if it's related to the

let's put some of them up on the screen, don referred to, president to baa obama not born united states. a tax on the u.s. federal judge of mexican heritage. very fine people on both sides, including among the white supremacists in charlottesville. he uses the term pocahontapocah. "the new york times" quoted him as saying, the nigerians will never go back to their huts. "the new york times" said the hay tan immigrants all have aids. and recently what he said about the aftrican nations there. there it is. >> i have three kids. and this is what we teach our kids to avoid, you know, 100 miles, right? we teach tolerance. all this would be unacceptable in a classroom, right? in a corporation, in a church, god knows, in a school. and yet, they come out of the president's mouth with a regularity, which indicates that this is indicative of his thinking, right? on a number of levels. and that has consequences. it has consequences at home and consequences abroad. think of this, the president of the united states cannot set foot on the ground of our closest ally. he's not welcome in the u.k. this

baa she was quoted saying her life since the story broke has been stressful and amusing. had a long career as a porn star. >> i want to show you out. >> reporter: and a potential senate candidate. >> politics can't be any dirtier than the one i'm in. >> reporter: shortly before the 2016 election she was paid $130,000 by trump lawyer to stay silent about a sexual encounter with trump in 2006. he never denied making the payment. there's new information about reported attempt to cover up the claim of an affair. in 2011. cohen threatened to sue a magazine if it published an interview with her. according to to magazine employees who spoke to the associated pretsz. in touch never published the allegations. until now. before the associated press story broke, cnn asked in touch new editor why it was held for seven years. >> why wasn't it published before. i can't speak yo u. i don't have the answer. >> reporter: one trump biographer isn't surprised his lawyer reportedly threatened to sue the magazine. >> he has a pattern of going after people legally. whether they criticize him o

they include the david lindh baa and whole host of over others on >> if you put an ann coulter book out o does it sell automatically because her name is on it? >> it helps that her name is on it but i can't tell you any book is a guaranteed success anymore. yeah i think as the book business has changed over the past -- 15 or 20 years a lot more of the business has gone online of course and people are buying online. and so you lose the opportunity to -- virnlize those books and publicize those books physically and you lose the sense of discovery that people have had for generations going into a bookstore and finding book that they didn't know existed. finding an author they didn't know about before. and that's that's been a big change in our industry and it has put a lot more pressure on publishers to come up with interesting in creative ways to help people know that a book exist when there isn't a celebrity author attached to it. >> so how do you market a book over the last 10, 15 years? >> well he has become a -- i think the leader in using earned media to sell books. and by that i mea

. >> well, i'd think so, baa, of course, there's been cringe-inducing stories in the first few weeksicularly former adult star stormy daniels, according to the wall street journal, her husband's lawyer paid money to exchange for her silence about their alleged affa affair. >> a difficult time. you know, 2018, so far, kicked off with hiring three new staff members and felt momentum, but thereafter, as you said, the story broke, and she was going to davos to be there when the president gave a speech, and cnn was told she was not going to davos. it has been a rocky road. look at the clues like on saturday, posting on twitter, anniversary of the inauguration with herself and a military escort from the day, and not her husband, no mention of her husband, and, certainly, you know, this has been sort of a trying time, and when you don't hear from her a lot, and we just look at the non-verbal cues, with the schedule, what she's up to, it's not on us to infer, but you imagine the headlines have not made it an easy time for her. >> you'd think not. the money lead today, if you dread flying, th

. >> reporter: in part baas macdowell county ranks last for almost everybody in virginia, it is secondthe state for deaths due to drug overdoses, something that the sheriff, also a local past orr, personally knows painfully and personally. you know of these deaths. >> i've conducted many of the funerals. of overdose. whole families. i've seen sisters and two brothers, a nephew out of one family. >> reporter: there's no question when it comes to coal mining, things are getting better, but there are other aspects that haven't gotten better at all. there's one more grim indicator of how the industry is improving. it's the number of coal mining-related deaths. in 1016 in the state there were just three. in 2017, there were eight. it's a reminder that coal mining has always been a dangerous job. erin? >> incredibly dangerous job. thank you very much, marty. >>> next e. jeanne moos on the president's favorite tv program, the trump show. >> my perform i consider it work, but i've got great reviews. and seamless experience across web and tablet? do you want $4.95 commissions for stocks, $0.50

i want to bring in mel sni baa n barnes.r fellow at the university of virginia's miller center. also with me, msnbc political analyst hugh hewitt. a nationally syndicated radio host and host of "hugh hewitt" on msnbc. melody, let me start with you, you heard paul ryan talk about this optimistic note. i really want us in the media to stay away from the bar being so low that we'll be happy if the president just sticks to his script. this is -- the president's history of these big speeches has not been great. davos last week was proof that, sure, he can stick to a script, but they're not stirring notions of his world vision. what are you expecting for tonight? >> well, a couple of things. you're right, to start off, state of the unions are hard. they're usually speeches by committee, you got the policy people jostling to get the best in, then you got the speech writers trying to turn it to poetry, usually ends up being a laundry list. i don't expect president trump to do much better tonight. what i think the american people nee

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. >> good cop, baaed cop. >> letbad cop. >> let's turn to immigration. the president was asked in a border wall had to be part of the deal to help dreamers, those are about 600,000 undocumented immigrants brought to this country through no fault of their own when they were children. there was some confusion yesterday because of that 55 minute televised negotiation where president trump seemed at some points to be taken both sides of a debate. so he was asked to clear it up today whether the border wall had to be part of it. here's what he said. >> would you willing to sign an immigration bill that does not include build ago border wall? >> no. that will include the wall. we need the wall for security. we need the wall for safety. we need the wall from stopping the drugs from pouring in. i would imagine the people in the room, both democrat and republican, i really believe they are going to come up with a solution to the daca problem, which has been going on for a long time. and maybe beyond that immigration as a whole. but any solution has to include the

baas honestly, vs. very, very bad for our country. it's making our country look foolish.is a country that i don't want looking foolish. >> president trump yesterday on the mueller investigation. let's talk about that with former u.s. attorney preet bharara. now a distinguished scholar at nyu school of law and our legal analyst dan abrams. you heard the president say, there is though collusion. even though mueller is still doing all his work. more evidence this week that the special counsel very focused on this idea of obstruction of justi justice. both "the knonew york times wrt report and some of the the revelations in the book. >> if you believe the reports, there's a continuing saga of information that would lead you to believe that mueller and his team are looking at other things that paint a picture of potential obstruction. the times" was aspect was that apparently, and reportedly, the president asked his white house council, don mcbeggan, as you s, to encourage jeff session not the recuse himself. >> why can't a president do that? >> that by assist not necessarily

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now that water baa lon is being dropped on the president when he's about to make a historical speech about global peace and prosperity. he doesn't think there was collusion. the decision was made not to fire mueller and the president said most recently he expects him to treat him fairly. that's my side of the story. you want to say there's under lying guilt because he wanted to fire him and some kind of anxiety about what happened. and i'm saying the very opposite. there's no collusion. it's non-sense. >> what you're saying. >> four months into the job and asking for advice from the white house counsel. >> that's not what happened. >> what happened, chris? >> i like your theory. it's creative and protective. it's also not the reporting. the reporting is he ordered mueller fired. mcgahn refused. and threatened to resign. >> is he fired? >> the president said since he never thought about firing mueller. if this is true that's a lie. secondly, even though he didn't act on it or wasn't allowed to act on it by don mcgahn, it could mean to investigators he does have the intention to obstru

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baaing in august, before there was any real thought of the eagles making it to the super bowl, he madeegal drinking age in our city. in an interview with nj.com johnson said, i have a lot to prove to this city. i think if we have a few big years and make the playoffs if we win a super bowl i'm giving out beer to everybody counsel p "now with the eagles headed to super bowl have a here's what he said about the bet. i really don't mind putting in my own money if we're going to a parade. nobody expected it, but here we are. i'll be a man of my word. it poll ll be fun. >> light got in on the bet offering to pick up the party tab. they tweeted at johnson writing, let's make a bet. win it all and the party is on us. deal? >>> i say we should do it if people know how to act right. >> yeah. >> seeing the video -- >> we don't condone. >> i know. if you know how to handle your liquor i'll all about it but like seeing some have you crows and seeing some pictures it's just like sometimes i'm embarrassed to say i live in philadelphia. we shouldn't behave that way. >> they're passionate. >> i get pa

the georgia dull baaings had a 13-point lead at half and alabama had no answers.the crimson tide decided to shake things up for the second half. a true freshman quarterback tua tagovailoa replaced hurst and alabama tied the game in the 4th. a missed field goal by georgia at the end of the game sent this one into ot. they kicked a field goal on their first possession of overtime. that was the missed one right at the end of the 4th. alabama needed a field goal to send this into second ot or a touchdown to win it all. the tide got their six. >> trying to make up for it. fired to the end zone. touchdown. alabama wins! >> what a finish. the crimson tide win their fifth football national title in nine years. it is nick saban's sixth title. >>> a bay area football star played a role in the alabama come back. he came off of the bench and the top rusher on just six carries including a 35-yard run in the 4th quarter. he came out of antioch high school. they tweeted following the win. proud of and happy for naze. >>> shortly after oprah winfrey's speech at the golden gate br

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. >> accounting probe into ge now that's the stock baa they basically took a whopping big 11 billionor its -- pretty bad be insurance business -- it double what it warned last year fcc accounting probe now. >> that's important news development thank you very much liz. back to you, keith. ge -- i thought they established a bottom $15 a share and change. is that the bottom? in my opinion no stuart a long way to go many this accounting probe that's long overdue this company is all about financial buzz word bingo right now that misrevenue and earnings decrease expectations suddenly if things get better next year i think any newscast tore will get a white knuckle journey. >> wow, i can't believe we're saying this ge when i was growing up was always look at that one year chart exactly. back in the day. back in the day, that was the stock for widow and orphans and everybody else. >> s&p is also looking into the way it books its revenue so that's a big one too. jonathan get into it please. >> it is illustrative of why management counts of why my company whether it is ge as you said stuart fo

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but they don't realize if we did terminate nafta, it would lead to baa better deal.ose people who don't want him to do that, may have been in the room with us yesterday. gary cohen, his top economic adviser was there, and he's been getting encouragement from economic advisers, not to mention lawmakers and trade groups, not to do that. >> first of all, let me say that the conspiracy over the president's weight. i enjoyed the girtherism term. i think that's pretty good. but the president is bound for pittsburgh area today. the white house, it's not being designated a campaign rally. he is going to appear with a local candidate there for a house seat. tell us a little bit about what he had to say in his interview with you yesterday, about his plans for campaigning ahead of the mid-term elections? >> he said he intends to spend four to five days a week helping republicans win. whether that means going out on the trail that much, i'm a little skeptical that that's what he meant. but i think he, he is going to be out on the trail for sure. probably less during the republic

day eighteen is cologne the very bottom of the barrel they're played in a darby against the lot of baa that is a very lopsided match up cologne very sticky start let's see if they can rebound even if they play flawless football the chances in the odds are stacked against them that they can even remain in the top flight you know but glad but has been looking up pretty good and they do have some players returning rafael as well as talking has odd also in the lineup so i do think that will be a landslide victory and glad boswell right now finally lots of games coming up this weekend talk to us about some of the highlights. are the ones that are looking for the table top class between shaka in life c i think it's a very interesting matchup because you know both of these teams are in champions league contention shaka is the team that's trailing by a by eleven points shot has been looking very consistent leipsic on the other hand has been up and down and there's a speculation over their head if their midfield master my not be capable to even be around and we don't know if he'll actually be a