trump is essentially saying that barack obama trump is essentially saying that ba rack obama was trumptially saying that barack obama was behind it and... i guess i would have to surmise, again, this is speculation, if the fbi were to do that because they felt there was a russian connection of some sort, i would have thought that something of that importance would have to go to the top. ijust cannot see... can you imagine the home secretary here? this is a paranoid fantasy of donald trump again. shades of that, yes. but i think there could be more to it. you would imagine, even, most democratic countries you would have to have probable cause before the wiretap was okayed. absolutely. if the fbi we re was okayed. absolutely. if the fbi were doing it officially then they would have had to have announced it during the election campaign as they announce their investigation into hillary. if they did it unofficially, then all sorts of things might be going on but... did you read that, you know, is such a serious allegation that it has warranted a response from president obama he... i don't t

—— barack obama.d robust because this is a serious charge and when it comes to president 0bama's time in office they were keen to be seen as separate from any independent investigation so that was important for him to do. under the circumstances and under these very serious charges. laura, thanks for joining us. we can go to france. it has had an eventful week for the centre—right political candidate francois fillon. police have been searching his country home in relation to a scandal over payments to family members, that is after his paris home was searched on thursday. 0n paris home was searched on thursday. on top of that it has been announced the conservative republican party will meet to discuss his candidacy. underfire but under fire but the fight, francois fillon takes to the stage at a rally outside paris. he enjoyed the backing of supporters, but within his own party that support appears to be fading. translation: my friends this campaign is a strange fight, you are courageous, and they wa nt

house has yet to provide any evidence to back up explosive allegations the president made against barack obama in a flurry of tweets early saturday, trump accused the obama administration of tapping his phones last year in trump tower. a spokesman for former president barack obama dismissed the allegation as simply false. a former u.s. intelligence official called it nonsense. the president apparently blindsided his own staff when he charged, how low has president barack obama gone to tap my phones during the very sacred election process. this is nixon/watergate, bad, or sick, guy. >> reporter: the white house has not provided any evidence to sfoert t support the president's unsubstantiated allegations. they said that white house colleagues were surprised by the president's tweet storms. they didn't know about it. it is not uncommon for the president to wake up early and begin tweeting. in this case, he began tweeting at about 6:30 a.m. and he did not run those tweets by anyone in his communications team. he pointed to a story in bright part news that was circulating in the west wing. he claim

barack obama was a constitutional law professor! barack obama was a state legislator!ack obama was a senator in the united states senate! >> a state senator in illinois for ten years? >> i'm sorry. we elected a state legislator? >> he actually served in congress longer than you did. >> he was a united states senator, guys. >> you did one term. >> he got elected -- >> you did one term zp. >> no, he wasn't. >> you did one term. he served longer than you. so what kind -- >> angela -- >> but it's about you attacking black people for having lower standards. really? come on, man. >> can you, hey -- angela, angela, can i not attack barack obama and not be a racist? is that possible? is that possible? >> did you not say it was because he was black in the tweet? i didn't bring up race, joe, this is all you. >> okay. >> you went on twitter yesterday and accused me of saying and you later had to apologize for -- >> oh, my gosh. >> angela, is it possible to attack barack obama and not be a racist. >> okay, we're all talking each other. no one can understand what anyone is saying.

barack obama ba rack obama rejects barack obama rejects claims from president trump that he ordered the tapping of his phones during the us election campaign. and francois fillon urges his supporters not to give in amid calls from some within his party to stand down. also, north korea's ambassador to malaysia is expeued korea's ambassador to malaysia is expelled for criticising the investigation into the murder of the half rather of north korea's leader. —— half—brother. hello. more than 3,000 chinese lawmakers are meeting for the annual national people's congress. it's got under way in the last hour in the capital beijing. the meeting is taking place in the great hall of the people and will last for ten days. the congress is the body which debates and approves government policy. high on the agenda is the state of the chinese economy and concerns about economic growth. they are also expected to discuss ways to reform finances, the future of international trade policies and how to tackle pollution. chinese premier, li keqiang, is delivering the country's economic report card to the npc.

and james clapper is not only somebody who worked for barack obama, he also worked for barack obama,ma, he also worked for george w bush and george hw bush. he is seen as a trusted figure, a non—partisan figure. and another key development, the fbi director, james comey, it has been reported he approached the justice department and asked the justice department to come out publicly and say that president trump was wrong, that this was a false accusation and that this was a false accusation and that it needs to be rejected. that isa that it needs to be rejected. that is a big slap down from the director of the fbi. the french conservative francois fillon has said no—one can force him to withdraw his candidacy for the presidency. he is under investigation over payments he made to his family. in a television interview, he insisted his campaign would continue. party leaders are due to meet on monday to decide the way forward. three influential figures propose that mr fillon be replaced by his defeated rival, the former prime minister alain juppe- this report by our paris correspondent luc

president trump has accused barack obama of tapping his phone, during the presidential campaign. the prime minister of somalia says more than 100 people from a drought—hit region in the country have died of hunger in the past two days. the drought was declared a national disaster on tuesday and the united nations estimates that five million people are in need of aid. in south sudan, un agencies say 100,000 people are facing starvation. stephen o'brien is the un's emergency relief co—ordinator. he is currently visiting the south sudanese capital, juba. in modern history it is the first time we have potentially been faced with this issue and it is timely now to reach —— meet these needs. i have spent the day injuba and i could see thousands of people who had to wade through marshes. i met with a grandmother who was nursing a grandchild, who was severely malnourished. its parent had gone missing after an attack. it was so emaciated. i've had discussions already today with the prime minister, and ifaid already today with the prime minister, and if aid worker —— workers have died in s

does he have evidence he was wiretapped by barack obama or not? do you believe -- >> but let me ask you this information. what do -- >> i'm just asking you a question. >> i have no way of knowing that, just like you don't. >> you have to have something behind an assertion. >> but chris, all of this started with the democrats saying they had information about the trump and the russians. the only thing they have done is exposed hillary clinton was in -- >> okay. let me go on. we do know the russians said. there are a lot of context. i have been open on this every night. have they fill until this puzzle yet? no. there is a lot of frame work to it. a lot of evidence the russians on hillary losing and they lucked out and got trump elected. in terms of hacking the dnc, all of this evidence suggests a grand effort by russians to crew our election process up and hurt hillary clinton. there is a lot of hard evidence that were never admitted to in the first instance people finally got caught. we didn't know jerrad was meeting with him at trump tower. michae

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a spokesman for barack obama has issued a strong denial. has defied calls from some within his centre—right republican party to stand down, amid a scandal about payments he made to members of his family. mr fillon denies any wrongdoing. now on bbc news it's time to click

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he will be proven innocent, barack obama, and perhaps we're seeing difficulty with the affordable carethe obamacare act getting replaced by the republicans. so history has a funny way of turning things around. and i think obama knows he left the white house with 60% approval rating. he is secure in his role in history and will only go after donald trump sparingly on a case that he really feels he needs to. this was so absurd that i think he was just best to have surrogates to comment on his displeasure. >> so finally, that being said about the president, the former president not taking on president trump every time he puts out a tweet, what are your expectations for these memoirs? we know that president obama and the first lady have signed this million dollar deal to write these expectations. what are your expectation what will they get from them? their feeling on that right now? >> well, i know president obama will be very serious, it will be a serious memoir. i have spoken about it before. most presidents kind of do a slash dash job, policy papers, with a ghostwriter and an assistant

and this time he accuses barack obama of tapping his phones in trump tower.ad the tweets 7 first heard the story or read the tweets? i did not understand it because i find american politics baffling at the moment. quite quickly it emerged that this seems rather unlikely because barack obama's spokesperson said the former president did not order any such wiretapping. and obviously if donald trump's phones were tapped, it would have been ordered by the fbi, not the president. charlie, you understand the intricacies of us politics. tell us about this idea of the president not being in a position to order a wiretapping, is that valid? i am not sure if the president does or doesn't, normally, it comes from the fbi or cia so it is more serious in the sense the initial impression is oh, no, no one is wiretapping this guy, you has gone barmy. it is possible he could legally be wiretapped and given permission. on what grounds? if they think someone in the office is tied into the russians and this swing of the elections by the russians or i have heard donald trump is i

a key former aide of barack obama has shot back at mr trump. order a wiretap", he says. "these restrictions were put in place to protect citizens from people like you." during last year's campaign, the fbi opened an investigation that's still ongoing, looking into links between trump associates and the russians. this week the new attorney general jeff sessions faced calls for his resignation for not disclosing meetings he held with the russian ambassador. and donald trump's national security adviser michael flynn had to resign last month because of conversations about us sanctions against the kremlin with the same ambassador. donald trump began this week with a widely praised speech on capitol hill, which was supposed to reset his presidency, but this is a speedy return to the kind of angry attacks that many think are farfrom presidential. china's premier has predicted the county's economic growth will slow this year. speaking at the annual national people's congress in beijing, mr li attributed the slow down to global free—trade reforms and al

barack obama rejects claims from president trump that he ordered the tapping of his phones during the us election campaign. the french presidential candidate, francois fillon, urges his supporters not to give in amid calls from some within his own party to stand down. north korea's ambassador to malaysia is expelled for criticising the investigation into the murder of the half—brother of north korea's leader. and — argentina's football stadiums fall silent — as players go on strike over unpaid wages. china's premier says his country's growth target will be reduced to six—point—five % and that policy makers will focus on reducing pollution with major reforms involving its steel and coal companies. premier li keqiang was speaking to more than 3,000 chinese lawmakers at the annual national people's congress in beijing. the congress is the body which debates and approves government policy. high on the agenda is the state of the chinese economy, and concerns about economic growth. mr li started the session by outlining the country's economic report card. translation: the economy has regist

a spokesman for barack obama has issued a strong denial.upporters not to give in. he has defied calls from some within his centre—right republican party to stand down, amid a scandal about payments he made to members of his family. mr fillon denies any wrongdoing. now on bbc news — it's time to click. this week: smoking streets, burning fruit and keeping our cool

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estadÍsticas indican que la gestiÓn del ex presidente barack obama fue la que deportÓ a mÁs inmigrantesministraciÓn del presidente trump, cualquier indocumentado podrÍa ser deportado. hasta ahora las leyes migratorias continÚan igual y sÓlo al congreso de los estados unidos le compete modificar las leyes. >> ellos tienen que tocar. no deben de decir que son policÍas. ramÓn ademÁs de decir que son de ice, deben contar con una orden de un juez para buscar a cualquier persona para poder catear un domicilio. no mucho cuidado. mejor no abra la puerta. cada mencionar que en california existen muchas protecciones para los indocumentados. por eso, debe permanecer alerta, para que no se deje llevar por el miedo en creer en todos los rumores y sobre las supuestas redadas. acostumbran compartir en redes sociales esta informaciÓn. en las ciudades santuario, la policÍa se ha comprometido a no compartir informaciÓn con las autoridades de migraciÓn. en otras partes del paÍs, muchos inmigrantes indocumentados estÁn preparÁndose para una posible separaciÓn familiar. en estos casos, es importante que ten

and this kind of gets into i think a big disappointment about barack obama and not just to libertarians but to a lot of people, the promise of obamaism, this was the constitutional law professor. he was going to roll things -- roll back the agrandizement of executive branch government. look from 2007, that was the subject, right? so he said he would do this, the most transparent administration in history and honor on and on and he did not educe the abu grab photos in 2009. he did not have the most transparent administration. i am happy my friends in the press are getting excited about the president of the united states. some free press groups have been pretty tough on obama as well. act. 's the espionage he commuted the chelsea manning. if that undercuts my argument i'm excited. so this promise of this constitutionist guy i think in many ways failed and he's leaving donald trump with a more loaded gun when it comes to executive power than he would have otherwise had and that's kind of the opposite of what the promise was going in. think about this in terms of the drug war which is somet

he accused former president barack obama of wiretapping him during the election, tweeting, "terrible! just found out that obama had my 'wires tapped' in trump tower just before the victory. nothing found. this is mccarthyism!" and "how low has president obama gone to tapp my phones during the very sacred election process. this is nixon/watergate. bad (or sick) guy!" the tweets seem to reference a story from friday that brought up and unsubstantiated report that the obama administration wiretapped the trump tower in 2015. >> i do not know if it is true, bit if it is true, it would be the biggest political scandal since watergate. >> reporter: a spokesperson for former president barack obama said a cardinal rule is that no white house official ever interfere with a independent investigation by the department of justice. one of his former senior advisers had a tweet in response saying no president can order a wiretap, those restrictions were put in place to protect citizens from people like you. the repercussions of these allocations could be huge. if true, they could lead to serious tro

donald trump has signed a new executive order reversing many of barack obama's executive order reversing's efforts executive order reversing many of barack obama's efforts to limit global warming. the order keeps his campaign promise to boost cell fuels and support the struggling coal industry. it is part of an effort to remove obama's clean climate plan. donald trump has described man—made climate change as a hoax. this is some of what donald trump had to say. the miners told me about the attacks on their way of life and their communities and the attempts to shut down their mines. i made them this promise, we will put our miners back to work. applause. we have already eliminated a devastating and destructive anti—coal regulation, but that was the beginning. i am following through on a campaign promise, my administration is putting an end to the war on clean coal. with the day's executive order, i am taking steps to reverse government intrusion and to cancel job killing regulations. donald trump. helen clarkson is the ceo of the climate group, an organisation that works with governments

barack obama's motorcade left the fair mount and he didn't stop. >> it was obama. he had the cool glasses on and his hair looked good. obama looked good. >> no word on whether his meeting happened at the hotel. someone broke in hamburgers and we can't be certain. obama has been out raising fund for his presidential library. >> i think he is still going to do a lot in history. we haven't seen the beginning yet. love them. >> and california was not obama's first stop and reportedly in nebraska yesterday where he met with billionaire warren buffet in san jose. ann rubin. fox 2 news. >>> we did get a couple records. san francisco airport set a record at 77 degrees and monterey set a record. otherwise 83 in fairfield and that's hot. hot for this time of year. 81 in santa rosa. beautiful day. change is coming with the system offshore. you can see certainly the clouds that are working their way towards us and what else you will see is the coastal fog and i will pick it up. i see it right there. that fog -- with the wind shift and seeing it right now. the winds shifting mo

barack obama said if the first time he sat in the chair the first time. george bush said it. said it. david: so that is an acquired skill? oprah: yes, but this is what i learned sitting in that chair for 25 years, that at the end of the day, whether you are interviewing me or i get to interview you come what ever your profession is, wherever you are in your life and your relationships, every person that you encounter, every experience, a person wants to know, was that ok? was that ok? and what i started to hear was that what people are really saying is, did you hear me? did you hear me? and did what i say mean anything to you? and so i started to listen with that mind, that intention, that validation, use baking to me, taking the time to do this, is important because you matter, and that is true for everybody watching or listening, that every argument or encounter, a person just wants to know, did you hear me? did you see me? david: how do you relax? oprah: the word for me now is i am content. i'm not just relaxed. i am content. i know a lot of rich people who are not happy,

no one could touch barack obama for eight years., donald trump will find out the answer. >> kimberly: why are you so afraid of the truth? >> bob: i like the truth. let's start with his taxes. >> kimberly: you are pivoting. >> eric: doj has to sign off on going to fisa court. >> bob: there is a record of it? >> eric: no. do you think there's a record of every conversation between loretta lynch and president obama? bob. >> kimberly: but he has the authority on fisa. >> bob: you may laugh about this but this is a guy, the president of the united states calling another president of the united states a crook. >> brian: barack obama call george bush incompetent. >> bob: that is not a crook. >> brian: headed over an end over again. it >> bob: let's take some more tea. "one more thing" is up next. "how to win at business." step one: point decisively with the arm of your glasses. abracadabra. the stage is yours. step two: choose la quinta. the only hotel where you can redeem loyalty points for a free night-instantly and win at business. hei

in his extraordinary twitter tirade, donald trump accused his predecessor barack obama of being a sickred wiretaps at trump tower, in a watergate—style conspiracy. and this morning the white house issued a statement asking that, as part of their investigation into russian activity, the congressional intelligence committees exercise their oversight authority to determine whether executive branch investigative powers were abused in 2016. but the white house has produced no evidence to back up the president's claims, and seems to be hoping these congressional committees will come up with some. let's get the truth here, let's find out. i think the bigger story isn't who reported it, but is it true? and i think the american people have a right to know if this happened. because if it did, again, this is the largest abuse of power that i think we've ever seen. senior democrats have labelled donald trump the "deflector—in—chief", deliberately distracting attention from the trump team's interactions with the russians. this is called a wrap—up smear. you make up something and then you have the p

donald trump has accused barack obama of having his phones at trump tower in new york tapped, during st year's presidential election. in a series of messages on social media, president trump called mr obama a "sick man" and compared the alleged bugging to the watergate scandal. a spokesman for mr obama said claims that he had ordered surveillance of any us citizen were "simply false". our north america correspondent, nick byrant, reports. it was warm handshakes and friendly bonymaen on inauguration day as donald trump peacefully took power from barack obama, two men fiercely hostile in the election campaign, coming together in a show of presidential and personal civility, but early this morning donald trump launched the kind of public attack ona launched the kind of public attack on a predecessor which in modern times is completely without residence. terrible, he wrote in a twitter tirade —— without precedent. abe road from rally outside his towel in new york, —— a pro trump rally outside his towel in new york but he made his allegations without offering any proof or saying they came

. >> bob: if barack obama did that, he will have to go to jail for the rest of his life and i was only you one thing. if you guys continue to defend this guy on things like this, let's say he had a bad day. fine. take your football go home -- >> eric: you are saying it's okay to have wiretapped trump tower. and the president knows about i it. >> bob: come on. he said the president of the united states wiretapped him. it was in there about organizations. they are still investigating. >> dana: that's why more sunshine is better. she said she doesn't know. >> kimberly: the ability to find out what happened exist. it exists. >> dana: last word to greg. >> greg: i can hear the of putig right now pretty is leveraging the fact that the dems and media can't get over losing. it is proving to his failing state that we are failing state. it's about creating chaos. that's all it's about. russia is like the global skunk at the garden party. they didn't just spray hillary. they want to disparate everybody. they started with hillary but they are getting everybody. and america that doesn't pay attenti

barack obama tapped my phones. by his own language, by his own lay terms or by expert terms, it all adds up to the same thing. we are prohibited from talking about any form of classified information as it pertains to foreign intelligence gathering or a criminal wiretap. we can't discuss that, but, you know, we can discuss this accusation because it is completely without merit and i think it's incumbent on us to explain to the public what is lawful surveillance and what isn't and what sean spicer is saying the president is saying is not logically coherent or possible because what it means is to say on the one hand the president wasn't subject to an investigation and a court approved warrant and on the other hand we still believe they were tapping his phones means that the fbi would have had to have engaged in some rogue operation unsupervised and unapproved by a court and there's no evidence of that. >> appreciate your time. thank you. >> thank you. >>> next, live pic churs from nashville. the president will be ther

barack obama said it the first time he sat in the chair the first time. george bush said it.d it. david: so that is an acquired skill? oprah: yes, but this is what i learned sitting in that chair for 25 years, that at the end of the day, whether you are interviewing me or i get to interview you come what ever your profession is, wherever you are in your life and your relationships, every person that you coter,very expience, a person wants to know, was that ok? was that ok? and what i started to hear was that what people are really saying is, did you hear me? did you hear me? and did what i say mean anything to you? and so i started to listen with that mind, that intention, that validation, use baking to me, speaking to me. that is true for everybody watching or listening, that every argument or encounter, a person just wants to know, did you hear me? did you see me? david: how do you relax? oprah: the word for me now is i am content. i'm not just relaxed. i am content. i know a lot of rich people who are not happy, but i am not one of them. [laughter] i am one of the happiest

>> i think you'd have to ask barack obama, but i'm sure somebody, more than one person suggested barack obama would have a pretty good lawsuit against donald trump for defamation. >> see you in court, right? >> yeah, see you in court. mark halperin, let's step back here and look at this from 30,000 feet. what does all of this do to the trump presidency at this stage, two months in, with his ability to move forward with an agenda. >> two things happening this week, gorsuch being confirmed, that will be one of the greatest successes he'll have not just so far but in his term. that's happening tomorrow. health care. the president is going to be up here speaking to the congress trying to wrap up votes for that. i'm told their vote count is not going particularly well. they are not in as good shape as they would like to be despite making changes yesterday. that to me by thursday night, friday morning, we'll know whether this administration is despite the russia stuff on track or has a really big problem with their legislative agenda. congressman, i want to ask you about what you said. you gr

that's a smearing of barack obama that trump did. and obama left with a pretty good record.ive off of his integrity and being accused of a felony by the sitting president of the united states. it's pretty extreme. and president trump needs to get an apology towards barack obama quickly. >> it is libelous, right? >> it is libelous. a president has remarkable civil immunity. he could not be sued for libel while president. and the statute of limitations would run before any postpresidency action would be brought. he can't be criminally prosecuted, don. the only remedy is impeachment and removal. after removal, a president can be criminally prosecuted. he has remarkable immunity in that office. it's unfair. he can pick up the telephone and get the answers to these questions as to whether it did or did not happen. he went to his tweeter section of his phone rather than call somebody that could give him the answer, which is right there for him. one of the few people who can answer this question. >> and not have to take the public through an investigation, if that does happen. and

a spokesman for barack obama unionist party. a spokesman for ba rack obama says unionist party.claims by president trump that his predecessor tapped his phone calls during last yea r‘s tapped his phone calls during last year's action campaign is simple false. there are fears that the future of vauxhall plants in britain after a french car company which produces peugeot vehicles reportedly reaches a deal to buy general motors european operations. sport now and a full round up from the bbc sport centre. a very good evening. liverpool have moved up to third in the premier league, with a 3—1victory over arsenal at anfield. firmino and mane gave liverpool a 2—0 lead, before danny welbeck pulled one back. wijnaldum then popped up a minute into injury time to ensure jurgen klopp‘s side took all three points. a lot of focus will be on arsene wenger‘s decision to leave alexi sanchez on the bench — he said it was tactical. i'm strong enough to analyse the impactandi i'm strong enough to analyse the impact and i don't deny that alexis sanchezis impact and i don't deny that alexis sanchez i

the signature legislation of barack obama. seen a flurry of activity, up the last couple of hours, republicans confident they had the vote. paul ryan, at the insistence of the president, pulled the bill. big disappointment, no way to sugar—coat this, the republicans had seven years and today they blew it. it shows open warfare within the party. paul ryan describes it as growing pains of being in government, is that how you would describe it? no, i would government, is that how you would describe it? no, iwould call it government, is that how you would describe it? no, i would call it a disaster, what the republicans were trying to do yesterday was the seventh year anniversary of the day that barack seventh year anniversary of the day that ba rack obama seventh year anniversary of the day that barack obama signed the affordable care act into law, republicans wanted to find a way to put a bill in the house of representatives floor to begin the repeal process, what they forgot along the way is, in the art of negotiation, the art

esto eliminarÍa 6 de las Órdenes ejecutivas del expresiÓn de barack obama. que no cree. cree que es todo es normal. mientras no haya una conciencia por parte de nuestras autoridades poco se va a poder hacer. obviamente, nos perjudica a todas las personas que vivimos en el mundo. estados unidos es el quinto paÍs en el mundo que mÁs contamina. hay que tomar cartas en el asunto. presentadora: exacto. muy importante. cambiemos de tema. cuÁnto a veces te ha pasado que envÍa su mensaje por whatsapp y despuÉs no quisiste as -- haberlo hecho. presentador: esta aplicaciÓn, ahora, te darÍa 2 minutos para deshacer un mensaje enviado. esto estaba en prueba. la compaÑÍa lo redujo a 2 minutos. presentadora: creo que a todos nos ha pasado que queremos mandar un mensaje a alguien y luego iba para alguien mÁs. presentador: cuando mando un mensaje a mi jefe, a mi otro jefe de la radio, le digo que estoy molesto y luego, digo no tenÍa haber escrito eso. [risas] presentadora: habrÍa que pensar 10 segundos antes de mandar un mensaje. [risas] presentador: por quÉ el presiente don

one, barack obama made promises he could not keep and did not keep.came obvious six months into the process that barack obama really didn't care what the final bill looked like. he just wanted a final bill. it's taken donald trump a lot shorter time to get to both of those points. what he promised on the campaign, he is not fulfilling with this bill. not even close. secondly, everyone around him says he doesn't care what is in the bill. he really doesn't. he just wants a bill to sign. what are you hearing? >> it's not just about health care. a lot of incredulous talk around the president from some of his closest friends and allies. they are wondering as they talk amongst themselves, as they talk to him why did he start with infrastructure and why didn't he go ahead with tax cuts? health care they worry is something that will bog him down. they know he is not idealistic. as mark said it was spot on and a lot of trump's base is people from rural states and working class, may have family or they, themselves, on medicd assistance. by having this house fre

rechaza la versiÓn de donald trump de que barack obama escucharÁ llamadas telefÓnicas.naria audiencia se convocÓ para que los lÍderes del fbi y la agencia nacional de seguridad hablen sobre el hackeo ruso. y sobre la denuncia, sin pruebas, de donald trump de que barack obama le habrÍa escuchado las llamadas y las filtraciones de datos de inteligencia. claudia desde la capital nos trae mÁs. buenas tardes. claudia: buenas tardes. cÓmo estÁn? hace unos momentos, el director del fbi revelÓ en una audiencia en el comitÉ de inteligencia de la cÁmara de representantes que no hay evidencias que sustenten estas acusaciones de donald trump, de que el ex presidente barack obama habrÍa estado detrÁs de escuchar clandestinamente las conversaciones durante la campaÑa. tambiÉn, se revelÓ que se estÁ investigando las conexiones entre el gobierno de rusia y miembros de la campaÑa de donald trump, pero no dio mÁs detalles. esto ocurre mientras el presidente se levantan la maÑana poniendo un twitter. dijo que lo que deben estar investigando el fbi y el congreso es quiÉn estÁ detras de las

trump sent twitter verse into a frenzy when tweeted yesterday morning aling that former president barack obama trump's office to be wire tapped. >> right now it's a game of he said they said. mr. obama spokesperson is denying claims saying they're completely false. kristin fibber has more with the latest. >> an early morning fwreet president trump jolting world awake in bomb shellacksation accused president obama of tapping phones election and fweeting terrible, just punts to out obama had my wires tamed in trulp tower before the victory and nothing found how low has president obama gone. to tap my phones during the sacred election process this is nixon, watergate, bad or sick, the tweets seem to reference story from friday that brought up an unsubstantiated report from 016 that obama administration wire tapped trump tower. the accusations are causing a fire storm of reaction from both side of the aisle. >> i don't know if it's true or not. if it is true. >> it's not. >> illegally, it would be the biggest political scandal since watergate. >> and president obama spokesperson released a stateme

barack obama ordered his phone to be tapped -- saying.l in history. remarkable, just a couple of days, 635 saturday morning, the president said on twitter that obama had put a wiretap on trump tower. sean spicer said they demand that congress investigates this accusation that his boss has made. but they won't comment on that until congress has, which is a way of trying to wrap the thing up in one go. donald trump, they are being investigated for supposed contacts with russia, and he is serious about that in he feels his agenda of fielding a wall and protecting jobs should be dominating —— building. he is trying to turn the story into a story of the establishment trying to deny him the election by wiretapping and besmirching his election. despite the fact he won. yes, he is fighting the fact he won. yes, he is fighting the election that he won. donald trump says many things in these comments on twitter. when he is on the toilet, first thing. let's not worry about the circumstances! but in this case it is probable that a committee will prob

on barack obama's citizenship. >> why doesn't he show his birth certificate? >> reporter: for years trump implied obama was hiding something. then when the birth certificate appeared, a new substantiated claim came with it. an extremely credible source has called my office and told me that barack obama's birth certificate is a fraud. he said muslim crowds in america celebrated on 9/11. >> and i watched in jersey city, new jersey, with thousands of thousands of people were cheering as that building was coming down. >> reporter: he hinted at scandal in the election, tweeting he had spilled the beans on ted cruz's wife and tarring cruz's father too. >> all i did is point out the fact that on the cover of the "national enquirer" there's a picture of her -- him and crazy lee harvey oswald having breakfast. >> reporter: why headlines and outrage and days of furious debates followed all of these incendiary claims, one thing never has -- real, credible, official proof in any of these cases. erin? >> tom, thank you. "out front" now, former missouri secretary of state an

including national parks. >>> "the boston globe" reports former president barack obama is this year'sesip yenlts of the profile encourage award. the john f. kennedy library foundation said it was honoring mr. obama, for, quote, elevating the standard of political courage in a new century. caroline kennedy and her son jack schlossberg will present the award in may. >>> and the las cruces sun news has a story about sleep pods at two new mexican schools. the pods feature a reclining chair and a sensory reduction bubble. at the touch of a button 20 minute sequence of relaxing music and soft lights calls for a time-out for students and teachers. >>> still to come amazon reveals how a tiny mistake turned into a major headache for hundreds of thousands of websites. this is my body of proof that i can take on psoriatic arthritis with humira. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain, stop further joint damage, and clear skin in many adults. humira is the #1 prescribed biol

. >> i would say there's something about the eternal war between barack obama and donald trump that began years ago. it began with the birthism and continued with the jokes -- obama made at dinner. number two, it is trump versus comey, which the trump people view as a nest of people who oppose him. as for comey he may want to stay in the shadows for him he has a record of coming out in public and explaining his actions to prove he is not political, he did it in the fall with hillary clinton and the e-mails. he came out and said we're looking at this. i want to tell everybody about it. i'm trying to make your point which is he should come out given his past behavior. he said i expect to be her for the full term. >> sean spicer was asked about his boss's claim. let's watch. >> if there's no evidence that any wiretapping took place, will president apologize to obama for making a serious charge. >> let's not get ahead of our -- ourselves. >> you're asking if there's evidence. i'm not getting into series of hypotheticals about an investigation that hasn't occurred. once it's done, we'll respon

he accused barack obama of ordering a wire tap on his trump tower phone, not in one, but in four tweetsw has president obama on to attack my phones during the very secret election process?" "this is nixon — watergate. what a contrast to his tone during this week's address to congress. this was not the pivot to a different kind of president that many people thought. so were the trump towers phones tapped 7 the conservative news organisation breitbart seems to think so, and it blames barack obama. but no president has the power to order a wiretap, only the fbi can do that, with a warrant from the court. president trump is now facing calls to produce proof of his claims. the foreign secretary borisjohnson has announced that he will visit moscow in the coming weeks, in an attempt to improve relations with russia. it will be the first such trip by a british minister for five years. talks will focus on british — russian relations, and disagreements over russia's actions in ukraine and syria. the foreign office said the trip did not signal a change in policy towards russia. the prime minister