look what you are hearing, brianna.earing movement from the white house and i do not hear any sincere movement from nancy pelosi and the house of representatives. it's time for chuck shchumer an mitch mcconnell and send it to the house and let's vote on it and let's put our cards where our mouths are. >> truly the movement that we've seen from the white house has been the president was okay with funding bills that then passed the senate and them he changed his mind. there has been movement, but it's been all over the map. >> well, there's movement now. as you saw the president address the nation, brianna, in a way that i thought was compassionate, reasonable and said what is your counterresponse from this and to hear crickets, to hear bickering is something that is so frustrating to me as a member who wants to solve problems here in washington. >> you think he's compassionate? he doesn't even talk about the people who are getting screwed by this whole thing. >> brianna, he's talking about our american citizens that have

breaking news continues with brianna keilar right now. have a great day. >>> i'm brianna keilar live from cnn's washington headquarters underway right now. we begin with breaking news involving the latest indictment in the russia investigation. >> lock him up! lock him up! >> in the russia probe, trump associate roger stone left federal court in ft. lauderdale, florida just a short time ago after his indictment by special counsel robert mueller's team. stone is accused of coordinating with trump campaign officials about the release of stolen wikileaks e-mails, e-mails that could have damaged trump's opponents. he said he's going to fight the charges and won't testify against the president. stone was indicted on seven counts. there was one count of obstructing an official proceeding, five counts of false statements, one count of witness tampering. roger stone seemed to be enjoying the attention as he stepped to the microphone moments ago. he talked about his arrest, the charges and his undying support for president trump. >> after a two-ye

brianna? >> kaitlan collins in new orleans, thank you. >>> what are the implications when you have reports of the fbi investigating whether the president is working for russia and the president trying to conceal his conversations with vladimir putin? i want to bring in mike rogers. he's our cnn national security commentator, and lisa monaco, a former homeland security adviser under president obama and a cnn national security analyst. lisa, just for instance, when it comes to a president meeting with a foreign leader and you have an interpreter, how does that process usually work? >> so usually, brianna, what you have, and this has been true across many, many administrations, you would have multiple people also present in that meeting in addition to interpreters from both sides, from both countries. you would normally have the national security adviser, the secretary of state, the seniormost expert at the national security council who is expert on the topic at hand, in this case russia and vlad

>> you are 100% correct in your analysis of it, brianna.hink what kristen gillibrand is pitching to democratic voters is i'm the logical extension of 2018. when we went through as a party, democrat, it was a female-powered election for the house of representatives and we won 40 seats and i am the bridge for that. 60% of grassroots democratic donors were female in the last cycle. kristen gillibrand is looking to tap into the female power. >> let's look at bernie sanders, please don't run. you'll fracture the democratic party, and this is a paper that endorsed him for the senate. they wanted him to be vermont senator, they say don't run for president. >> they endorsed hillary clinton. >> that's right. so they haven't, at least they want him to be a guy for the state, for the state level, right? is there growing pressure on him to stay out of the race or is that a one off? >> you've seen some quotes here and there and stories of packed supporters of bernie sanders who are questioning now is this really going to be the same sort of lightning in

>> i don't see that, brianna.on't see that just because manafort is potentially, allegedly dealing with this situation. we need conclusions and evidence to be brought forward and that's why mueller needs to bring that evidence. if he has that bring that forward and let the chips fall where they may. >> is that okay to share internal polling data with russians and ask that it go to a russian that you owe millions of dollars to? >> well, i'll defer to whether or not paul manafort thought that was correct or not. >> do you think that's correct? >> i wasn't involved in that. >> as to what folks did during the campaign. i'll let them answer for that, but the bottom line, brianna is when there's official investigation and millions of dollars of taxpayer dollars being spent, let's let the evidence drive that and not based on evidence and things of that nature than allowing that to drive the narrative of the conversation. >> okay. so if that comes out in the report we'll revisit it and see what you think is that what you'

i will tell you, brianna, it's a curious place for a president to come. in hidalgo, where we are right now, has consistently been called one of the safest cities in america. we've been talking to local residents this morning. i talked to one woman just a short while ago who said she's been here for ten years, hasn't seen any crime, hasn't heard any incidences of people coming across the border and shooting and causing mayhem and that sort of thing. walked along portions of the border this morning, didn't see any migrants trying to cross. obviously that happens in other parts of the border region. it happens in other places, of course. and, of course, they have had instances of crime where undocumented immigrants have come into the country, though we should point out, at much lower levels than native-born americans. at the same time, it does raise the question, brianna, as to why the president would come to this area, because it has been traditionally done. earlier he talked about issues he would like to have done, money that he would like to see for the b

. >>> brianna keilar starts right now. have a good day. >>> i'm brianna keilar live in washington headquarters. ahead on "cnn right now," federal workers seeing zero on their paychecks as the shutdown reaches a record. >>> why the president is trying to expand his powers. >>> now racial remarks from republican congressmen. the question is what will the party do about it? >>> a teenage girl found alive after her parents were found dead inside their home and she disappeared for months. >>> but first, by the end of today, the government shut dts down will be the longest in american history. 8 800,000 people are going unpaid today. a lot of them still on the job but without getting paid. border patrol officers, air traffic controls, cia agents. but the impact of this shutdown is amazing. there are over 4 million people who work as government contractors, people who work for companies hired by the government. while it's not clear how many of those are impacted by the shutdown, that's millions less likely to get back pay or work

brianna keilar starts right now. ♪ ♪ >>> i'm brianna keilar live from cnn's washington headquarters.er way right now. he can't seem to criticize vladimir putin, but the president able to insult america's intelligence chiefs after they contradict him. as the u.s. heads for a potential shutdown sequel, the president draws a line in the sand as lawmakers begin negotiation. plus senator kamala hairris bending after promising to eliminate health insurance. why is jared kushner's father behind one of the most loathsome crimes. deep thoughts with chris christie. up first, go back to school n. go back to school, that is president trump to his intel chiefs. the global threat, one that contradicted the president's views and he responded by rebuking his own advisers after disputing their assessments on isis, north korea and other issues and accusing them of underestimating iran. the president tweeted this. he said the intelligence people seem to be extremely passive and naive when it comes to the dangers of iran. they are wrong. be careful of iran. perhaps intelligence should go back to school.

brianna keilar starts right now. >>> i'm brianna k irielar live h "cnn right now." hours away from the president's prime time pitch to americans on his wall, this as his vice president pushes more misleading claims. >>> plus the president's son-in-law making last-minute calls to lawmakers as concerns grow that some republicans are beginning to waiver. >>> and another man turns up dead at the home of a democratic mega donor. two deaths in 18 months. cnn investigates. >>> we begin with charges against the russian lawyer who met in trump tower with donald trump jr. and others after promising to deliver dirt on hillary clinton during the campaign. federal prosecutors are charging natalia veselnitskaya with obstruction. it ties herself to the russian government, something she has minimized. sierra marie here now with details. what are these obstruction charges about, sierra? >> reporter: they are obstruction charges in connection with this money laundering case, but it's really interesting because it does once again highlight her ties to the russian government. let's ste

brianna? >> jim acosta in mcallen, thank you. >>> president trump is trying to make the case, right, that's why he's there that a southern border wall would protect the country also from possible terrorist attacks but an administration official tells cnn more non-u.s. citizens on the terror watch list are encountered at the northern border with canada. senior national correspondent alex marquardt live for us from vermont. tell us about it. it's a northern border town and really crossing the border is as easy as, what, crossing the street? >> reporter: technically, yes, as one resident told us, you're not going to get very far when we took a wrong turn and didn't end up in canada, we were stopped by border patrol and asked for our passports to get back in the u.s. this is the u.s./canada border. those cars, that house, those under canada. this library here, if you go inside, there's a line in tape right down the middle that shows you that one side is in canada, the other side is in the u.s. ins

coast guard, brianna? >> all right. thank you so much, rosa flores.rotests erupting around the nation because federal workers soon are not going to be paid. i want to bring in cnn's scott mclean. you are in utah, scott. tell us what's happening there. >> reporter: we're a long way from washington, d.c. but there are a lot of folks here in ogden, utah, that are talking about the politics of this shutdown. there's a rally here that just wrapped up with maybe 100 or so who are members of the union of irs workers here. there are some 5,000 plus federal workers in this town alone, it's only about 90,000 people so it makes up a pretty good chunk of the workforce. a lot of them work in this building right here. it's one of the big federal office buildings. some of them are working without pay. many others are furloughed. when i walked around talking to people in this crowd, they are frustrated because they're worried the fact that they're not getting their next paycheck on friday about how they're going to pay the bills, how they'll pay their mortgage and ca

brianna keilar starts right now. >>> i'm brianna keilar live from cnn's washington headquarters. underway right now, the goalposts seem to now be in the parking lot as the man defending the president says he can no longer rule out that the trump campaign colluded with the russians. plus the man who used to defend the president now admits rigging online polls to help the campaign. and the president admits he's getting crushed and a secret chat with vladimir putin. >>> we start with the white house getting ready for a fight, the fight over the results of the mueller report and the fight with the house of representatives. pamela brown is with us. how are they preparing for this report? >> the white house has been laying the groundwork to prevent mitigating fallout from both the mueller report and house oversight investigations. what we were told, sources telling both of us, that the white house office and ally groups outside the white house have been preparing for a political public relations strategy, so that is really what the focus has been. there is no war room set up yet. that

brianna? >> alison, thank you. now to the politics lead and the new reality in washington, a stark one for president donald trump, divided government. the 116th congress has been sworn in with democrats taking control of the house of representatives, and nancy pelosi now once again the speaker. today she is giving the president a preview of what may come asserting it's still an open question, whether a sitting president can be indicted and no ruling out the possibility of pursuing impeachment but also noting that minutes ago that the house will undertake what she calls bipartisan legislation, even quoting and praising two former republican presidents. house democrats meanwhile are ready to investigate every aspect of donald trump, his presidency, his campaign, his business dealings and more. cnn's manu raju starts off our coverage from capitol hill. >> to the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, i extend to you this gavel. >> with that nancy pelosi officially took over as house speaker and the newly emboldened democ

brianna keilar starts right now. >>> i'm brianna keilar live from cnn's washington headquarters underway right now. we begin with a stunning report that if true it raises serious questions about possible obstruction of justice by president trump. according to this buzzfeed report, then-candidate donald trump directed his long-time attorney michael cohen to lie to congress under oath about negotiations to build a trump tower in moscow. and this report cites two federal law enforcement officials involved in investigating the matter. important to note, cnn has not corroborated this buzzfeed report. cohen has admitted that he falsely told lawmakers that talks about the moscow project ended months earlier than they actually did. buzzfeed says according to its sources, the president personally instructed cohen to lie. cnn justice correspondent jessica schneider has more on this reporting. so walk us through what we need to know about this report. >> brianna, this is an explosive report with several significant revelations all attributed to two law enforcement officials to back it up. so first,

brianna? how do they get out of this stalemate. i'm told there is a group of bipartisan senators who will discuss any plan to reopen the government. they plan to continue to meet although they're nowhere near a deal. they plan to take the senate floor, call on their colleagues to cut a deal later today. again, they need to find a way forward and they don't have one yet. on the house side, democrats are coming up with their own ideas to come up with $5 billion to meet the president's demand for border security. they told me today they're not going to include funding for the wall. >> is there any way you fund a wall in this plan? >> we fund border security. >> what about the wall? >> at this point there is no money for a wall. there will probably be money in the overall look at fixing some of the existing wall. >> do you think there is any chance that the democrats will offer the president any money for his wall after these proposals? >> never. we will not negotiate with the shutdown. we cannot

so, really, a lot of pessimism, brianna, from the president. you mentioned his comments about his intelligence chiefs. i asked him at the very beginning, you insulted these individuals. they work for you. gina haspel, the director dan coats. do you still have confidence in them? he didn't answer the question directly, but he suggested even when he has respect for people, he disagrees with them, and he suggested that he would be proven right over time once time shows all these issues to be what they are. he thinks he will be proven right and his intelligence officials will be proven wrong on a number of issues, whether it's iran or north korea that he highlighted specifically, brianna. >> abby phillips, stand by for us. i want to bring in john king, our national correspondent. it's so interesting the president talked about that. he tweeted today, call it a wall. a wall is a wall. it's not just enough that democrats might be open to a physical barrier, he wants it to be called a wall. it's the branding of it that seems so important. >> the brandi

brianna? >> christine romans, thank you.ore i get to my next guest, listen to what michael bloomberg just said about kamala harris' plan as he continues a run for president. >> kamala harris said last night that she would be in favor of eliminating -- cutting out insurance and replacing it with medicare for all. what is your opinion? >> i think you could never afford that. you're talking about trillions of dollars. i think you can have medicare for all for people that are uncovered, because that's a smaller group and a lot of them are taking care of medicare already, but to replace the entire private system where companies provide health care for their employees would bankrupt us for a very long time. >> dr.ie ezekiel emanuel was one of the architects of obamacare. sir, thank you so much for being with us. >> good to be with you. >> it's awesome to have you here to talk about this because you have strong opinions about this, and i want to see if they're standing the test of time as all these democrats are coming out with med

brianna keilar starts right now. >>> i'm brianna keilar live from cnn's washington headquarters. underway right now, shutdown stalemate. hundreds of thousands of federal workers are set to miss another paycheck on friday as the political posturing in d.c. grinds on. and growing concerns about security as tsa workers jump. >>> kamala harris says she's running for president as she rallies supporters in a fight of what she calls american values. >>> rush to judgment. a video shedding new light on a confrontation between teenagers and a native american elder. >>> and grounded and stuck on the runway in freezing temperatures for more than 14 hours. passengers relive the flight from hell. >>> first democrats refuse to budge. the president is sticking with the wall, and 800,000 federal workers are days away from missing yet another paycheck. this is where we stand on day 31 of the partial government shutdown. house speaker nancy pelosi and democrats say, reopen the government first, then negotiate border security. pelosi calling president trump's offer over the weekend a non-starter. he

brian brianna keilar starts right now. >>> i'm brianna keilar live from cnn's washington headquarters. the democratic race to replace president trump is stacking up as a senator impresses and a billionaire gets venti of backlash. >>> the shutdown, one that ended before it began just cost the economy $8 billion so far. >>> plus, it's 28 hours before he's arraigned, and robeger sto says he won't cooperate with robert mueller. >>> the 2020 presidential election may still be 645 days away -- who is counting, right? -- but democrats are already jumping in the race to replace president trump and even a longer list of potentials are still considering a run. we have ryan nobles telling us who is in. what is still deciding here? >> it's still a year before the primary process starts and already the field is starting to fill out. let's look at just the democrats right now, and this is who has officially launched their campaign. of course senator kamala harris from california, big splash over the weekend. h julian castro. gab goddard from hawaii, john delaney and andrew yang. the mayor of south

brianna keilar joins us right now. >> i'm brianna keilar live from cnn's washington headquarters. nearly a million federal workers on their way to missing their second paycheck since the shutdown began. now they're in search of a deal. >>> no, they're not tapes but i've listened to them, says rudy giuliani in an effort to clean up a wild mess. >>> why contenders are making more stops on the all apologies tour. >>> and in the case of a confrontation between catholic high school students and a nati native. >>> another pay period without a paycheck. that is the situation that more than 800,000 federal workers are facing as the partial shutdown stretches. there will be no paychecks this friday by workers involved in the shuftd p many. the political stealmate over the shutdown in the border wall is showing no signing. here's a live look of the senate floor. the house went into session last hour. kpm. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is planning to bring president trump's proposal to the floor hoping to increase the pressure on democrats. and house speaker nancy pelosi and the dem

brianna whitney reports. as if being a parent to a child with a severe health condition isn't already a challenge... these parents say finding a care facility for their needs can be even harder. and the place they thought their children were safe... doesn't feel so safe anymore. briana whitney/reporting:"do you trust the people in this facility now?"karina cesena/parent of hacienda healthcare patient:"trust has been broken. trust has definitely been broken."karina cesena's 22-year-old daughter has lived at the hacienda nursing facility for several years.she had a traumatic brain injury, and now has hundreds of seizures a day.but cesena is horrified that a woman in a 14-year vegetative state was impregnated at the facility her daughter is living in... and is now staying in her daughter's room 24/7 until the rapist is found. briana whitney/reporting:"the reality is you don't know if your daughter was victimized." karina cesena/parent of hacienda healthcare patient:"i do not, but i do ask her and she can answer

brianna? >> sunlen serfaty on capitol hill. this is this isn't the first time trump and romney have shared words, sometimes supportive, other times not so much. let's take a look. >> being in donald trump's magnificent hotel and having his endorsement is a delight. >> he's a friend. i like him a lot. >> he's a phony, a fraud. his promises are as worthless as a degree from trump university. >> this isn't a matter of character and integrity. >> the last election should have been won except romney choked like a dog. he choked. >> mid-is a straight shooter. whether people love him or don't love him -- mitt romney is a straight shooter. >> we will hear from mitt rom y romne romney. i want to bring in david chalian. it makes you wonder if like jeff flake mitt romney might rhetorically be against the president but ultimately jeff flake would vote with the president's initiatives and brett kavanaugh for instance. >> i notice jeff flake retweeted the romney op-ed. cindy mccain retweeted it. rand paul just announced he's holding a press

brianna keilar picks up right now. >> thanks, dana. we begin with the political winds of change blowing across washington right now. democrat, nancy pelosi, prepares to take the speaker's gavel as her party retakes control of the house. she will address lawmakers after she is made speaker. along with the pomp comes changes for president trump. democrats promise rigorous oversight of the president and his activities. more hearings and subpoenas and scrutiny and the congress itself is changing. there are a record number of women, african-americans, and hispanics being sworn n. cnn correspondent phil mattingly is on capitol hill. this is a very busy day. what are we watching? >> no question. very historic day and barrier-breaking day. what you are watching is the roll call. they will be casting a vote for speaker. the magic number if everybody votes is 216. as you noted, nancy pelosi is expected to easily have the votes and be the next speaker, but it's about the freshman class that came in a democratic wave and more diverse and looks lik

tell us about this. >> brianna , we are being told the u.s. carried out an air strike who is believed to have helped orchestrate the october attack on the u.s.s. cole which left 17 sailers dead. he is believed to have been killed in this air strike that took place in a remote area in yemen. the u.s. carried out multiple air strikes targeting operatives over the last several months and years, but this guy was a long sought fbi most wanted terrorist list. the state department offered 5 million for information leading to his capture and being caught for a long time. he was actually captured soon after the bombing on the call. he escaped from two prisons in yemen. one time he and his fellow inmates dug a tunnel to escape in 2006 using broomsticks. intelligence is long looking for the operative who led or helped to plan the u.s.s. cole bombing. it looked like they found him and may have killed him in this air strike. >> the mueller probe continues and most democrats are reserving judgment on whether to impeach president trump. a new democrat is lea

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brianna keilar starts right now. russia's federal security service says that whelen was arrested for carrying out an act of espionage. since then they said little else. his brother said the family only found out about paul's detention through media reports and all of this as a russian citizen and alleged spy, maria butina sits in an american jail. is there something to the whelan arrest or is it pay back or both? senior international correspo correspondent matthew chance is in moscow. martin savage is in the hometown in michigan. in russia, do we know any more details about why paul whelan was arrested? >> no, we don't. the only statement we had is from the russian fsb. the main one. that is saying that the arrest of the u.s. citizen caught spying is what they said. there was no further detail given and have not had clarification from the family members or officials speaking about this either. we are still pretty much in the dark as to what it was. this paul whelan was accused of doing specifically detained on the 28

i'm brianna keilar in for jake today. we begin with breaking news in the money lead.reet taking a nosedive, the dow closing down close to 700 points, continuing its spiral from 2018. cnn's alison kosik is at the new york stock exchange. tell us what caused this plunge. >> reporter: brianna, stocks plunged after apple's bombshell warning that it's going to badly miss wall street expectations that come out in a few weeks. they are going to miss by the billions of dollars because of the economic slowdown in china and u.s./china trade policy put forth by the trump administration, so apple has really become kind of a poster child as to some of the concerns and worries t

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brianna keilar starts right now. >>> i'm brianna keilar live from cnn's washington headquarters. underway right now, the goalposts seem to now be in the parking lot as the man defending the president says he can no longer rule out that the trump campaign colluded with the russians. plus the man who used to defend the president now admits rigging online polls to help the campaign. and the president admits he's getting crushed

brianna keilar joins us right now. >> i'm brianna keilar live from cnn's washington headquarters.ion federal workers on their way to missing their second paycheck since the shutdown began. now they're in search of a deal. >>> no, they're not tapes but i've listened to them, says rudy giuliani in an effort to clean up a wild mess. >>> why contenders are making more stops on the

brianna keilar starts right now. >>> i'm brianna k irielar live h "cnn right now."dent's prime time pitch to americans on his wall, this as his vice president pushes more misleading claims. >>> plus the president's son-in-law making last-minute calls to lawmakers as concerns grow that some republicans are beginning to waiver. >>> and another man turns up dead at the home of a democratic mega donor. two deaths in 18 months. cnn investigates. >>> we begin with charges

brian brianna keilar starts right now. >>> i'm brianna keilar live from cnn's washington headquarterscratic race to replace president trump is stacking up as a senator impresses and a billionaire gets venti of backlash. >>> the shutdown, one that ended before it began just cost the economy $8 billion so far. >>> plus, it's 28 hours before he's arraigned, and robeger sto says he won't cooperate with

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breaking news continues with brianna keilar right now.have a great day. >>> i'm brianna keilar live from cnn's washington headquarters underway right now. we begin with breaking news involving the latest indictment in the russia investigation. >> lock him up! lock him up! >> in the russia probe, trump associate roger stone left federal court in ft. lauderdale, florida just a short time ago after his indictment by special counsel robert mueller's team. stone is accused of coordinating with trump campaign officials about the release of stolen wikileaks e-mails,

brianna keilar starts right now. >>> i'm brianna keilar live from cnn's washington headquarters.own stalemate. hundreds of thousands of federal workers are set to miss another paycheck on friday as the political posturing in d.c. grinds on. and growing concerns about security as tsa workers jump. >>> kamala harris says she's running for president as she rallies supporters in a fight of what she calls american values. >>> rush to judgment. a video shedding new light on a

. >>> brianna keilar starts right now.ood day. >>> i'm brianna keilar live in washington headquarters. ahead on "cnn right now," federal workers seeing zero on their paychecks as the shutdown reaches a record. >>> why the president is trying to expand his powers. >>> now racial remarks from republican congressmen. the question is what will the party do about it? >>> a teenage girl found alive after her parents were found dead inside their home

brianna keilar starts right now. >>> i'm brianna keilar live from cnn's washington headquarters underwayt now. we begin with a stunning report that if true it raises serious questions about possible obstruction of justice by president trump. according to this buzzfeed report, then-candidate donald trump directed his long-time attorney michael cohen to lie to congress under oath about negotiations to build a trump tower in moscow. and this report cites two federal law enforcement officials involved in investigating the matter. important to note,

brianna said that without their sole source of income, they would struggle to make ends meet. they are deciding whether to pull their daughter out of school and move in with their parents until the shutdown is over. madam president, that's outrageous. i can't tell you how many letters and e-mails i've also received in the office. this one from a veteran in reno. he said, i applaud you for standing up to trump and not wasting taxpayer money on a stupid wall he promised mexico would pay for. however, as a federal employee, who is also a disabled vet, i'm asking that you support legislation to ensure that we do not lose pay and benefits because of this shutdown. we are currently scheduled to receive our normal pay on december 31, but after that, we have no more checks coming until the shutdown is over. despite what others on the hill have said, many federal employees depend on those checks and face real economic impacts when the government shuts down. she are tired as being demonized by the right as para sites, and it is -- the federal government is the largest employer of vetera

but sources are telling cnn, i brianna, that both people didn't get closer to a solution. and this is happening while nearly 800,000 employees are affected by this government shutdown. the president said they will makes adjustments, but they have told cnn they worry they can't make ends meet during this time. >> that's right. pamela brown in the white house, thank you. >>> now for a reality check because there's no other way to say it. the president and administration officials are pushing lies to make their case for the wall because the facts are not on their side here. there is no credible evidence that terrorists are coming into the u.s. through the southern border. and that's according to the trump administration's own state department. yet administration officials still keep saying 4,000 known or suspected terrorists are trying to get in, making it sound like they're trying to cross the border. chris wallace made swiss cheese of her claims. >> we know that roughly nearly 4,000 known or suspected terrorists come into our country illegally. and we know that our most vul

brianna keilar starts right now. ♪ ♪ >>> i'm brianna keilar live from cnn's washington headquarters.seem to criticize vladimir putin, but the president able to insult america's intelligence chiefs after they contradict him. as the u.s. heads for a potential shutdown sequel, the president draws a line in the sand as lawmakers begin negotiation. plus senator kamala hairris bending after promising to eliminate health insurance. why is jar

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brianna walked into the mental health his neck was broke his back was broken three places he laid in a diaper for three days begging for his life so. i'm still i still don't know what . her son was shot fourteen time on which i said you're you're not as much just six somebody is worse than we make right but i'm glad to be a part of this because i want to see something happen. and then why are our want to go there the caraballo. think it is worth. i had a son his name was michael bell who was killed on november ninth two thousand and four. he was coming home with a night out with friends designated driver he came intoxicated. michael's like you're too drunk to drive i'm going to drive michael was under the influence of alcohol but you can look on the gas cam video he's driving perfectly straight up in front of his house and just then a squad car pulls up behind him and my son got out of the car because he was at his own home but the officer pull up to get back in the car get back in the car. cording to offer testimony and saw this other guy in the front seat and he dragged michael and

thank you brianna hatcher of sky coaching inc.. always a pleasure. >> thank you. >>> coming up next right here on mornings on 2 the nine teachers marching in solidarity. a massive contract dispute in los angeles now affecting bay area teachers. >>> plus -- >> aren't they sexist? self-absorbed. >> lack of empathy. >> maybe get into a lot of fights. >> toxic masculinity. for the first time ever a psychologist issued guidelines to help improve the health of boys and men. >>> welcome back to the nine. it's another gray cloudy start to the day if you have big plans tonight, i think you may need to take an umbrella. and a rain slicker if adults wear such things. i know my little boys go through a couple each season. >> i have rain boots for the first time in my life. steve? i'm going to need the rain shoes and gasia mentioned the rain slicker this week. >> oh. just a little bit tonight. the rest of the weekend you'll be all right. maybe next week. >> okay. >> next week. mostly cloudy and we're getting our system coming in but a lot of th