captioning sponsored by cbs >> brennan: it's sunday, september 22nd. i'm marring marking -- margaret brennan from new york where world leaders gathering for the annual united nations general assembly and this is "face the nation." it is a troubling time around the world. already strained relations between the u.s. and iran deteriorate further as tehran threatens an all-out war as the u.s. and saudi arabia strike back following the attack on a saudi oil facility that hurt world oil production and caused oil prices to spike. >> iran knows if they misbehave they're on borrowed time. >> brennan: we'll talk with secretary of state mike pompeo and iranian foreigninister zarie youonfident you can a war? >>o no, i' no confent that not start one. but i'm confident whoever starts one will not be the one who finishes it. >> brennan: iran is not the only crisis facing word leaders. millions around the world protest to call for urgent action on climate change. is it too late to turn back some of its effects? in a rare interview, former secretary of state john kerry

we'll be rig >> brennan: it's time now for our political panel. jamal simmons is a democratic strategist and host on hill tv. david frum is a staff writer at the atlantic. michael crowley covers foreign policy for "the new york times," and lauren meizo is a national political reporter at politico. good to have you on "face hk y t battleground tracker that moves liz r elizabeth warren into the top spot. is that what you have been hearing on the campaign trail? >> yes, as i have been on the campaign trail, a number of my colleagues, we have seen a slow and steady rise from warren. she has systematically put a lot of boots on the ground in places like iowa and new hampshire and nevada. she has been very methodical about getting data on voters. and she has been trying to really utilize her niche, which is i have plans for almost everything, and she is really heavily leaned into that, and it appears to be working. she is slowly gaining on biden. >> brennan: it also suggests, according to our polling, that there is more attraction to this idea of thessi

>> brennan: it's sunday september 8th. i'm margaret brennan and this is "face the nation." there is breaking news overnight assinunces canceled plans for a secret camp david retreat this weekend with the taliban to finalize a peace deal in afghanistan. the president's announcement by tweet said that his top-secret meeting had been immediately scrapped following the taliban claiming credit for a bombing in afghanistan that killed 12 people, including a u.s. serviceman. but there are questions this morning about why the talks fell apart and why the u.s. was embracing theÑi taliban in the first place. late last night secretary of state mike pompeo traveled to dover, delaware to, observe the return of sergeant ortiz. ortiz is the 1th u.s. serviceman killed in afghanistan this year -- the 16th. secretary pompeo joins us today along with former secretary of defense james mattis, who led u.s. troops fighting the taliban in afghanistan after 9/11. we'll also hear from delaware bs battleground tracker shows one candidate making important we'll have the surprising results, and we'll

captioning sponsored by cbs >> brennan: it's sunday, xxx the >> brennan: it is sunday, september 29, i am margaret brennan in the a inflation's capital and this is "face the nation". .. i just want to say the whistleblower case explodes in washington after president trump releases details about his call to the ukrainian president in which he asks for a favor. ukrainian help with investigating former vice president joe biden and his son hunter for possible corruption. the call happened soon after the president ordered a hold on an aid package to the ukraine. >> it is not role of the president to shake down foreign s political purposes, withholding taxpayer money to do so. >> that was enough for house speaker nancy pelosi, after months of resisting pleas from democrats to open an impeachment xt ell she changed course. whistleblower complaint filed by a cia analyst assigned to the white house was handed over to congress. it revealed blockbuster allegations about the president's efforts to urge the ukrainians to medal in the upcoming election and cited attorney general william barr and t

>> brennan: welcome back to "face the nation." we continue our conversation with former secretary of state john kerry. mr. secretary, at the bit of our conversation where we left off, you said you do see a diplomatic off ramp hire. >> absolutely. >> brennan: away from conflict. >> our allies still support the agreement. >> brennan: the nuclear agreement. >> the nuclear agreement, but they also support holding iran accountable for other issues in the region. i believe better diplomacy, more diplomacy with our allies, bringing people together. there is a road to an agreement that could provide a full new security arrangement for the region and deal with a nuclear issue. >> brennan: now, you negotiated the paris climate change accord. i remember you going to the signing with your granddaughter on your knee. you felt really passionate about this. even you say that was not sufficient. >> correct. >> brennan: every democrat running says they will rejoin this accord. >> yes, it's not adequate. >> brennan: it's not? >> no. >> brennan: wha

captioning sponsored by cbs >> brennan: it's sunday, september 15th, i am margaret brennan from the nation's capitol and this is "face thecc: nation". >> a terror attack at a saudi oil processing facility disrupts the world's oil production, likely to cause a spike in gas prices. secretary of state mike pompeo blames iran for the attack. will that make tense relations even worse? >> the house will be in order. >> congress returns from its summer recess with dozens more democrats in the house now backing an impeachment inquiry will cautious leaders change course. if we have to go there, we will have to go there. >> the trump administration scores a victory in the court with its deportation policy. what will the impact be? we will talk with two key democrats this the house, intelligence committee chairman adam schiff and freshman congresswoman ilhan omar, her criticism of israel has caused dissension in her own party and drawn attacks from president trump. can, ken cuccinelli the acting head of the agency that administers the trump's administration immigration system will also be here. plus we

>> brennan: welcome back to "face the nation". we turn now to a democrat on the house intelligence committee. alabama congresswoman terri sewell, congresswoman, welcome. >> thank you so much, margaret. >> brennan: now the accusation is that democrats were chomping at the bit to impeach but you say you were actually very reluctant to move ahead with this. >> look, it is not because i didn't think that there were really unpresidential behavior by this president from moment one, but because i was worried that it would get us sidetracked from other more important items for the american people, but i do believe that we have crossed a rubicon here. i do believe that this whistleblower allegation is so serious it gets to the very heart of our nation's democracy, the integrity of our elections, and if any district understands that, it is my district, alabama seventh congressional district which was the civil rights district where people died, fought, bled fortis are at ques. wh pnt of the united states asks a foreign leader for a favor an

until next week, for "face the nation", i am margaret brennan.sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> danger in the middle east. iran denies a u.s. charge that it's behind attacks in the world's largest oil refinery. >> we're not going to stand for that. >> whether the iranians directly engaged in this is yet to be seen. >> is a price fight at the pump? >>> on strike, why thousands of gm workers are trading assembly lines for picket lines. >>> courthouses open for migrants in limbo as the border crisis shifts south. >>> medicare fraud, a cbs news investigation exposes a new scheme to rip off taxpayers and track down the doctors

>> brennan: very well. what can you tell us about the latest path of what is now a category 5 storm? >> right. this storm just strengthened into a category 5, which means 's goinge pact thosewinds over islands pretty significantly, and then we expect it to stall out about 60 miles off the florida coast. that's where most models show it holding for over 24 hours before it starts moving in a northerly direction and staying most likely off shore of florida, georgia, and south carolina. >> brennan: so you are not projecting landfall in the united states at this point? >> correct, but that does not mean there will not be significant impact from the storm. we expect to see hurricane-force winds lashing the coastline of florida as soon as tuesday. we expect a storm surge is going to be significant and concerning, as well as a prolonged rain event as the storm makes its way north. >> brennan: how often are you briefing the president on this? >> regularly. i briefed him yesterday afternoon. he's going to be here in

i'm a scientist. >> brennan: until he resigned in protest, dr. schoonover was a state department intelligence analyst, identifying the national security risks of climate change. this past june, congress called him to testify. so why do you think the white house blocked your testimony to congress? >> the stated reason was that it did not comport with the position of the administration. >> brennan: the trump administration argues it's unclear whether humans play a role in climate change. but as schoonover wrote in this leaked copy of his 10-page testimony, "the scientific consensus is that human activity is driving it." and he warned of the risks. but the white house crossed out that testimony. >> there was a request to delete five pages of basic science, five pages of a 10-page testimony. >> brennan: literally half of your testimony was thrown out. >> the argument was that you should not focus on the science of climate change. >> brennan: essentially, talk about the symptoms but don't talk about the disease. >> that's right. >> brennan: he was spe

i'm margaret brennan.ight, more answers lead to even more questions about president trump's july phone call with the new leader of ukraine. the president confirmed they did discuss joe biden and his son. he also publicly accused the bidens of being corrupt, but he denied putting any pressure on ukraine to open an investigation. weijia jiang starts us off tonight from the united nations. ne we had a perfect phone call with the president of ukraine. everybody knows it. >> reporter: the phone conversation between president trump and ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskiy is the talk of the town as president trump meets with world leaders in new york city. the president has been on the defensive since it was revealed that a whistleblower filed a complaint about his communications with ukraine. the question: did mr. trump in that july 25th call threaten to withhold military funding if the ukrainians did not investigate joe biden and his son? >> no i didn't. no, i didn't. >> reporter: today he confirmed they di

>> brennan: tonight, the go >> brennan: tonight, the governor of massachusetts has declared a vapinglth emergency, and ordered a four- month ban on all vaping products. this comes as the c.d.c. tells congress they expect to announce hundreds more cases of vaping- related illnesses. dean reynolds is following this. >> we're scared enough as parents. >> reporter: today in washington, a mother told congress about her daughter's near-death experience after vaping. >> i'll never forget watching her cry, that she literally couldn't breathe without excruciating pain, as she was pumped full of i.v. fluids, antibiotics, steroids, pain meds and a diuretic, to clear fluids from her badly-inflamed lungs. >> reporter: ruby johnson's 18-year-old daughter piper is one of 530 people in 38 states sickened by a mysterious illness related to vaping. piper recovered, but nine people have died so far. no specific product has been identified yet as the cause of potentially lifelong lung damage. and with half the cases occurring in people under 25, alarm bells are ringing from classrooms to capitol hill, w

thank you, john brennan. great patriot. this is a fraudulent story perpetuated by john brennan and he should be indicted for incompetence on fraud. >> laura: there's never a price to be paid here. these types of leaks happen in these false narratives are pushed, we kind of go to the next story and nothing ever happens, whether it was the kavanaugh scandal. nothing ever changes. the poison darts continued to be thrown and it's done with impunity. >> you have to look more deeply into the story. if you look more deeply in the story, concerns about this particular person agent, if he exists and if he was in fact taken out, began years before trump came into office. there were concerns about him. they told him to leave the country before trump was elected and he refused to leave the country. ultimately according to the reports, he left the country a couple of months into the trump administration. to blame that on one particular president does seem to be scapegoating and doesn't seem to be leaking in the interests of partisan pol

>> former director brennan, thank you so much for spending some time with us. we're always grateful to have you. frank figliuzzi, i'm coming right back to you. i mean, we have spent so much time talking about these questions that have hung over this administration about wlorpt the president was a -- i believe it was director brennan's testimony that put some of this in motion, whether he was wittingly or unwittingly aided by russians. it would seem that this question about corruption is sort of the post-mueller cloud hanging over this presidency and so far, it looks like it's doing a lot more damage to his poll numbers. there have been, as i said, a flurry of stories about potential corruption, whether it's lobbyists and lawmakers at the trump hotel every tuesday as "the new york times" has reported, whether it's sort of a corrupt sense hanging over any sort of interactions with the ukrainians. whether it's urging our allies to allow putin back into the g8 and whether it's the stories i asked director brennan about about whether the air force is enriching trump

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brennan gilmore called the attack on video it cost a young woman her life but when i saw what i had on video i gave it to the police 1st but when i saw it was not accidental it was not an accident it was clear show you know that this guy had a 1000000 other choices drive through this crowd and so i thought that it was important to share for those reasons and so i sent it out soon far right websites began claiming gilmore had staged the bloodshed some said he was part of a shadow government out to topple president trump with cia support this conspiracy theory spread like wildfire landing on the right wing hard line info wars page. i think it's like reading your the hate campaign rapidly infiltrated his real life to this day he receives death threats by e-mail burning gilmore you are directly involved you are sick sick sick. hash tag down with the deep state there's one burning gilmore's body found in the ravana river there are many rivers a half mile down the road. you know they're quite specific in that in the threats brendan gilmore has decided to fight and he's filed suit against the

director brennan, final question. you've been around the block a few times. you've certainly been in the oval office a lot. is this an unusual phone call to overhear on the part of a president of the united states? >> well, i think it would have been people who were either in the room when donald trump was making that call or individuals who read the memcon, memorandum of conversation that was done on this, but in my 30-plus years of experience i've never seen a situation like this where there is this effort on the part of a president of the united states to prevent the appropriate steps to be taken by the executive branch, inside of the executive brench a branch and to work with the congress on something that the inspector general at least says is of urgent national security importance. this is something that i believe the information is going to get out. it's already getting out in dribs and drabs. i'm sure the whole thing will be out and i tend to agree with joyce, this is explosive and i think we have just started to see this iceberg emerge. >> former cia

>> in a moment here, we're going to be able to speak to the former cia director john brennan and our panel is standing by but first, we want to get straight to one of the reporters on this breaking story, carol loening, investigative reporter for "the washington post." carol, layout as best you can for our viewers, the allegation here, the phone call, the backdrop and anything else we've left out. >> so many things about this story, brian, which, you know, we learn something new it feels like every day since chairman schiff's letter, but so many things about this are surprising and unprecedented. tonight, my great colleagues at the washington post especially on the national security team, i was just an assistant essentially to this story, but they and with a little help from me broke the story that these complaints, this complaint about multiple communications by the president that were viewed as a flagrant and serious abuse involved his discussions with the president of ukraine. and there are a lot of questions because this complaint was filed august 12th, just two and a half weeks

initially, mccabe's legal team okayed a list by politico including former cia director john brennan, security advisor susan rice, and former attorney general eric holder. but politico's report are now treating that mccabe spokesman said that brennan, rice, and hold her off that list as character witnesses because despite his legal calling, the full list -- despite his legal team: the list accurate, just a few hours ago. matt, i think eric holder, susan rice, and john brennan being taken off the list is probably a good thing for mccabe. >> matt: katie, if i ever have to go before congress and need character witnesses, i should probably pick people who have character. susan rice went on every one of those sunday morning television shows and lied to the american people when she knew the reason why our ambassador had been assassinated, and says it was because of the video. eric holder was held in contempt of congress because he refused to hand over information, which is a trend with these folks, that congress had subpoenaed. i don't even know what to say about john brennan other than he

coming up, a former cia officer, the former head of the cia, john brennan, and chris murphy of connecticut who met with ukraine's leader recently, now is calling for impeachment inquiry himself. >>> good day, everyone, i'm andrea mitchell in new york where the president's highly partisan speech to the u.n. was upstaged by impeachment moves by democrats from capitol hill, mostly nancy pelosi's top lieutenants in the democratic caucus, saying there needs to be an impeachment inquiry now to get to the bottom of the ukraine whistleblower controversy. house speaker nancy pelosi may be preparing for the inevitable. the entire democratic caucus meeting today. key holdouts on impeachment say they've changed their minds because of the administration's refusal to turn over that whistleblower report. >> i'm just going to be very frank tonight. we are a divided country, and that scarce es me. but we cannot be divided on the removal law. we have no choice but to open an investigation that will give us the facts. that is our moral responsibility. so i guess i'm joining with many of my other colleagues.

. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> brennan: tonight, breaking news: several dead and more than a dozen bus crash near a national park in utah. also breaking tonight, the new england patriots drop antonio brown. more rescues after imelda dumps three feet of rain in 24 hours. parts of texas could be under water for days. breaking tonight, two more deaths from a rare virus spread by mosquitoes. what one state is doing to prevent more illnesses. firing back-- president trump dismisses a whistleblower's complaint. >> it's just another political hack job. >> brennan: we're following a report that he repeatedly pushed ukraine's leader to investigate joe biden's family. millions march all over the world to send politicians a message about climate change.

information, let's go after the real criminals in this investigation which is comey, klapper and brennantable for the crimes they committed against the american people. lou: too that point, the department of justice under the leadership of william barr investigating all of the folks you does mention, are we going to see, in your judgment, will we see justice done? >> we have to because emerge and people deserve it. just because you the director of the fbi, does not give you the right to break the laws, abuse the fisa court system and use your badge and gun to go after people because of politics. look what they did to carter page, so many other people, they use their position of influence to try to destroy the american lives because they did not like politics. those people need to be held accountable because i been to third world countries, not this country. lou: we don't know what happened to the weiner laptop. we don't know where the e-mails are, we don't know why the fbi never took charge of d&c servers that were allegedly hacked by russians. and were just supposed to accept the. >> wi

there's been no change in that policy it's all very interesting all right we'll be back with paul brennan at westminster after we hear from prime minister barak johnson expected in the next well 5 minutes or so . now a u.s. house committee is holding a debate to try to jumpstart legislation to limits gun ownership assault weapons flooded the market in 2005 after the original band from 1904 expired the committee of democrats is also calling on the government to buy back guns from citizens in the wake of a series of mass shootings a recent us media poll found just over half of all americans support banning the sale of assault weapons. a magnitude 5.8 earthquake in pakistan administered kashmir has killed 33 people and injured a 1000 others dozens of homes businesses have all been flattened. in our reports this is the aftermath of a 5.8 magnitude earthquake. homes roads and other infrastructure damaged or destroyed. as got to get the earthquake was sudden so severe we had no time to get out of our house the next thing we knew part of the roof collapse and we had to a skate from the side door

surfacing on this again. >> no one i know gives a damn what john brennan thinks.n the dustpan of history, he hit the president, didn't want him to get elected, did everything he could to keep them from getting elected, so i'm a lot older than you, martha, but i'm to the point i'm just not going to worry about the people i don't respect think and john brennan falls in that category. >> martha: all right, kamala harris says that she says i will say it again, bar, meaning bill barr, must come before congress and testify under oath about whether or not he was asked to be involved in any of this corruption investigation, what you think about that before i let you go? >> very disappointed that a prosecutor does not understand -- jim comey also wanted that server. the fbi wanted the server, so why is it okay for jim comey to want the server, but the attorney general -- look, i know she doesn't want him to be the ag. i know she didn't offer him, but he is the ag and the president has the right to ask the attorney general to go get evidence of a potential crime. comey did

let's go after the real criminals in this investigation which is comey mig and clap and brennan and holduntable for crimes that committed against american people. >> to that point, the dpght department of justice under leadership of william barr investigating -- all a folks you just mentioned -- are we going to see in your judgment are we going to see justice done? >> question of to. question of to lou because american people deserve it . just because you were director of the fbi doesn't give you right to break the log and abuse system and use your badge and gun to go after people because of their politics look what they did to carter page age so many other people theys use their positions of influence to try to destroy american lives. because they didn't like their politics. those people need to be held accountable for that because that happens in third world countries not this country. >> interesting we don't know what happened to the -- the left top we don't know e-mails we don't know why the fbi never took charge of dnc servers hacked by russians and we're supposed to just accept tha

morgan brennan has more. >> 3, 2, 1. >> another step closer to>> the moon nasa awarding lockheed martint a deal valued at 4.6 billion to put orion into production. the buy six space craft to t option to up t that 12. >> this is with the lack heed's ace segment accounting for 20% of earnings and this is in the satellite subsession zbloomt orion was designed for deep space exploration with astronauts. but built by lockheed martin. cy >> nasa plans to use oline ryan to send astronauts to the poon. part of the pgram to putoots back on the surface in five outpost.d establish a permane over the years orion has drawn critic due to delays and costs. but the contract signals a sift shift and commitment to the productiononger term. cremates o'brien ryan's placetl perman in the program. >> i think it sends a strong message that the u.s. is openo human exploration to the moon and potentially mars. you know thatam pro was previously shut down in 10ur and constellation was cancelled. this reopened that and says the u.s. no longer wants to use other country capacity to shuttle human beings back and ak

in 2017 i asked then cia director brennan how he viewed statements made by president obama to russian president medvedev having more flexibility to negotiate after his 2012 election and president medvedev replied he would transmit the information to vladimir putin and medvedev stood with president obama. that was in an open hearing. director brennan wouldn't entertain my question and insisted on not answering due to the fact that the conversation was between the heads of government. that's what he said. he further claimed he was avoiding getting involved in political partisan issues. which brings me to a similar question related to this whistleblower complaint. one, you said this executive privilege is unwaiverble and i think that's kind of consistent with cia director brennan was implying. >> congressman, only the white house and the president can waive executive privilege. the president exerts executive privilege and only the white house and the president can waive that. >> director brennan gave me the impression then that that was like that's the rule, that's the law. i will have t

we're still doing tests. >> brennan: what about alternatives? a lot of people suffer from heartburn. >> i'm a gastroenterologist, as you know. there are a ton of alternatives. people should talk to their medical providers about possible alternatives and there are a lot of different things they can take. >> o'donnell: i can remember when i was pregnant needing heartburn drugs. >> reporter: oh, yeah. >> o'donnell: thank you, dr. jon eepook. >> o'donnell: president trump tweeted today that he is revoking california's ability to set its own auto emission standards. california has the world's fifth largest economy, and in onight's "eye on earth" ben tracy with how it plays out in california will with a nationwide impact. the drer's seaowed torict vehice emission standards to combat air pollution. >> and california wants you to r: the other cars, and we don't. >> reporter: president trump hents one nationwide standard, and he wants it to be weaker than california's. sa. trump says fuel-efficient vehicles are too expensive and l.o small. >> i mean, the

but there is still no certainty over how or even whether that is actually going to happen the whole brennan al-jazeera. or make you aware of some breaking news the white house has released a transcript of u.s. president donald trump's call with ukraine's president and it shows that he did ask ukraine's president to investigate whether former vice president joe biden shut down an investigation into a company where his son worked that's according to a summary of the call released by the trump of ministration. let me quote from the the transcript that was released as a lot of talk about biden's son the biden stop the prosecution and a lot of people want to find out about that so whatever you can do with the attorney general would be great president trump said in the call that's reading directly from that transcript provided by the justice department biden went around bragging that he stopped the prosecution so if you can look it in look into it it sounds horrible to me he said so repeated attempts to prod the ukrainian president into investigating former u.s. vice president joe biden that brea

i would like to know what john brennan knew. i would like to know what he knew about that dossier and if he leaked that dossier to the gang of eight. in particular. and how far that went. because once we know those answers, we won't know who to indict and who to charge. i'm sure that's exactly what john durham is doing. >> sean: thank you both i would like to send an invitation, and i will give you the full hour on this show to explain unverified, salacious and verified on top of a fisa warrant both before and after the president. coming up, one of the will and grace doors to backtrack on support of the blacklisting of all trump supporter's. i will tell you who, we will get reaction commit tammy bruce on this busy breaking news night. staylo with us. now, i know how happy i am. there was all the feeling good about myself that i missed. he all about yes. like yes to flexible hours and payment options. yes to free exams and x-rays for new patients without insurance. and yes, whenever you're ready to get started, we are too. call n

i would like to know what john brennan knew. would like to know what he knew about that dossier and ifif he leaked that dossier to the people in the gang of eight. in particular. and how far that web spread. because once we know those answers, we won't know who to indict and who to charge. i'm sure that's exactly what john durham is doing. >> sean: thank you both i would like to send an invitation, and i will give you the full hour onis s this show o explain unverified, salacious and verified on top of a fisa warrant both before and after you lied to the o president. coming up, one of the will and grace stars is trying to backtrack on support of the blacklisting of all trump supporter's. i will tell you who, we will get reaction, tammy bruce on this busy breaking news night. stay with us. >> sean: all right, hollywood hate towards president trump's more deranged if you can believe it. the latest example comes from actors eric mccormack and debra messing who called on the media to publicly out anyone in hollywood to donate for th

thank you very much for that paul brennan live for us in london. russia's president vladimir putin has voted in a contentious regional election in moscow opposition an independent count as a sabbat and from the ballot in the capital and that's provokes months of some of the largest protests seen in years hundreds of demonstrators were arrested many with beaten up by by police and some were jailed syria has condemned joint u.s. turkish patrols in northwestern syria as a flagrant violation of its sovereignty on vehicles cross the turkish border sunday into an area that used to be controlled by u.s. backed kurdish forces the u.s. and turkey want to establish a safe zone in the area turkey's boosting its military presence along its border with syria and is pushing displaced syrians to return home to milo shah is in near the turkey syria border with more on. the start of joint patrols between the u.s. and turkish military is are being seen as a positive step this because both the americans on the charts were unable to see eye to eye as to how to operate

in question parliament will resume on wednesday morning it promises to be a 2 mulches return paul brennan al-jazeera the supreme court with al-jazeera live from london much more still to bring you on the program including this afghans are demanding on says after 40 civilians were killed during an operation targeting the taliban. how the weather is slushy dry across australia the moment high pressure and. we do have some clouds and see central process easing a switch it might even feed a few showers if it's wools east coast as we go on into the last a pot of the week that is to the southeast and cold of 15 celsius for melbourne on the cool side 15 degrees the full high boxes 119 in adelaide a similar temperature there 2 for path in this day as we go on a thursday similar conditions harris well brightens up into the center there for alice springs will see a few showers welcome shell's i suggest into southern parts of queensland and down into the southeast those temperatures started to pick up quite nicely some pleasant sunshine from melbourne a 90 degree celsius now well it's a present for

. >> this story was leaked by john brennan who gave the name and address of the agent to nbc news, theia people who leaked this story in former cia are the same ones who leaked the story to the new york times originally. brennan is the father of these, he should be investigated fully and thoroughly. >> reporter: doug collins calling for an investigation. the white house saying the reporting was dangerous. cia advocates with their own identity, information they expect the government to protect, are safe from being reported this morning. heather: thank you. media reporter for the hills says there are bigger ramifications to the leak beyond the potential retraction. they publish name and address could have put the informant in very real danger. >> possible deadly ramifications could be at stake. for the cia to make a public statement debunking this report calling it misguided because the story is that egregious. i've never seen that before. look at the big picture. cnn has hired ten x fbi, cia or intelligence officials during the trump administration alone. the last hire was andrew mccabe

in question parliament will resume on wednesday morning it promises to be a tumultuous return paul brennan al-jazeera the supreme court. head on out of their afghanistan mind allen says after 40 civilians are killed during an operation targeting the taliban. and workers go on strike in greece calling a bad headache for the new government. how the weather's looking lousy fun to draw across southern parts of china a little more clout. central air is easing over toward shanghai josten basin pieces of rain pushing for but not much to speak of into the south of we go the woman sunshine be getting up to around 30 degrees celsius in hong kong for an all phantom had only gets up to around $33.00 degrees and well of the same as we go on into with that cloud will just sink a little further south which by that stage it does join up with the heavy rain that we have across. in the china push by the south well some larvae showers continuing across the pos of the philippines over towards thailand and parts of borneo and take showers here maybe into northern areas of some outer is what we could catch a sh