i'm dave briggs. papa don't preach.ng out against things she cares about. >>> we start with the russia meddling our election systems. if you listen to the president talk about it and his top intel officials, there is a disconnect about it. the president ranting hours after the officials called out the kremlin for interfering in the 2018 midterms. at the rally in pennsylvania, the president touted the helsinki summit with putin and ignoring the russian attacks on american democracy. >> we got along really well. by the way, that's a good thing not a bad thing. now we're being hindered by the russian hoax. everybody said, wow, that was great. a couple hours later, i started hearing reports that they wanted me to walk up. they wanted me to walk up and go like this. son of a -- >> shadow boxing. a hobby we didn't know the president has. hours earlier, key members of the national security team appeared in the white house briefing room to warn the country the russian election interference is ongoing. >> in regards to the russi

i'm dave briggs. the president once called her honest, of course, but now a low life. >>> we start with the president returning to the white house. following a week at the new jersey golf club that the white house called a working vacation. special counsel robert mueller's russia investigation is no doubt top of mind in the west wing. sunday, rudy giuliani telling cnn if the president sits down for questioning by mueller, he will deny he directed james comey to end the investigation of former national security adviser michael flynn. >> the president said he never told comey he should go easy on flynn. comey says he did. if he goes in and testifies under oath, instead of this being a dispute, they can say it is perjury. if they elect to believe comey instead of trump. >> contrast that to what he told abc in july. >> how is he a good witness for the president if the president was asking him or directing him to let the michael flynn go. >> he didn't say that. he said can you give him a break. >> can you

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i'm dave briggs. >> i'm kaylee hartung. it is 31 minutes past the hour. "the wall street journal" reports that the president and his legal team are said to be focused on the dreaded "i" word. impeachment. they believe he doesn't have the strategy or staff. to protect himself for future legal battles. it could lead to impeachment charges. the president's team has discussed recruiting experienced legal fire power to the office of white house counsel which is losing its lead lawyer don mcgahn. >> president trump announcing on twitter wednesday mcgahn will leave the job in the fall after the expected confirmation of supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. mcgahn's departure was not unexpected, but he was blind sided by the tweet. having not announced his timetable to leave. we get more from abby phillip at the white house. >> reporter: dave and kaylee, president trump's announcement that don mcgahn would be leaving in the near future came as a surprise. even republican senators were surprised donald trump made the decision. mcgahn was expected to leave the whi

i'm dave briggs. we start with breaking news overnight. conservative think tanks and united states senate the latest targets of hackers linked to military intelligence. microsoft stopped the attack last week. the company took control of six web sites operated by the same group of the dnc hack of 2016. let's bring in fred pleitgen. fred. >> reporter: good morning, dave. the group fancy wear was behind the attack. that group is directed by russia ya 's military intelligence. they targeted conservatives and two think tanks close to the party, but both of which are critical of the politics of vladimir putin. there is no evidence these attacks were successful, but it comes a month after attorney general rod rosenstein indicted 13 members of russia's intelligence for meddling in the 2016 election. of course, we know president trump a short time after that cited against the intelligence services together with vladimir putin in helsinki. in an interview with reuters he would be willing to look at sanctions relief if he helped on syria and ukraine.

i'm dave briggs. >> i'm laura jarrett in for christine romans. of people remembering john mccain. a titan of politics and american hero. he died at his ranch in sedona, arizona. his death coming the day after his family announced he stopped treatment for brain cancer which he had been battling for over a year. >> he served six years as prison or of war in

i'm laura jarrett. >> i'm dave briggs. we have a live report from hong kong and ivan watson will join us from vietnam. we start with the latest on senator mccain. it took two days and mounting pressure from all sides, but president trump has finally offered praise to senator john mccain. first, despite our differences on policy and politics, i respect senator john mccain's service to our country. the president later echoed the sentiment at the white house event. it is

. >> i'm dave briggs. that was a shocker about urban meyer. we will talk about that more in just a bit. we start this morning with what stephen colbert calls a tweet-nado. the special counsel suggesting he would reduce the number of obstruction of justice questions he wants the president to answer so long as obstruction is addressed in the sit-down interview. the president's lawyers offered to provide written answers to obstruction questions. trump legal team wanted the interview limited to things before he took office relating to collusion. >> "the new york times" reporting that the president is pushing his lawyers to do an interview. he believes he can convince them this is a witch hunt. but rudy giuliani is not on board yet. >> he always has been interested in testifying. it is us. the team of lawyers that have reservations about it. >> it did not take long after president trump was briefed on it to fire up the twitter feed. he has repeatedly criticized sessions' decision to recuse himself from the russia probe. this tweet may be the most s

i'm dave briggs. monday, august 20th. we will get to giuliani's latest gem.'t truth in a moment. we start with the white house. trying to downplay signs of trouble after "the new york times" reported that don mcgahn has cooperated with the russia investigation. cnn has learned mcgahn's attorney did not give president trump's lawyers a full debrief after 30 hours of interviews with robert mueller's team. cnn's source saying the president's attorneys did not ask. >> the president says this proves the white house is being transparent. "the times" said mcgahn cooperated so extensively because he planned the president would set him up for any illegal obstruction of justice. for the latest, let's welcome in ryan nobles.

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i'm dave briggs. >> good to have you back. >> how are you? >> i'm well. as good as can be at 4:00 a.m. good morning. president trump returns to the white house tonight. the white house called it a working vacation. special counsel's russia investigation top of mind. sunday, rudy giuliani told cnn if the president sits down questioned by mueller, he will deny he talked to james comey. >> the president said he never told comey he should go easy on flynn. comey says he did. if he goes in and testifies under oath, instead of this being a dispute, they can say it is perjury. if they elect to believe comey with what trump. >> contrast that to what he told abc in july. >> how is he a good witness for the president if the president was asking him or directing him to let the michael flynn go. >> he didn't say that. he said can you give him a break. >> which is it? the president never asked him that or did he? the president told him during that meeting, i hope you can see your way clear to letting this go. to l

i'm dave briggs. >> i'm christine romans. it is 4:00 a.m. in the east.resident trump refuting one of omarosa manigault newman's most damning charges there is an out-take from "the apprentice" where he uses the "n" word repeatedly. one called there are no tapes where he used disgusting word by wacky omarosa. i don't have that word in my vocabulary and never have. >> the tweet capping off the day. he retweeted his former lawyer michael cohen, who, of course, secretly recorded the president. many in the white house are bracing for yoeomarosa for more recordings. the white house correspondent kaitlan collins with more. >> reporter: dave and christine, a week ago, the white house strategy was to not respond to the claims in omarosa's new book, but the president went through that when he tweeted multiple times about omarosa calling her a wacko. saying she was vicious and disliked by white house colleagues and skipping white house meetings and work all together. adding he kept her around because she said nice things about him. someone who made $180,000 of taxpa

i'm dave briggs. >> i'm kaylee hartung. it is friday, august 31st. to get through the show with us and welcome to the holiday weekend. some of us have to work. some of us do. not all of us. >> we will savor that for a moment. >>> it appears it is no longer a matter of time if president trump will fire his attorney general, but when. the president in an interview with bloomberg says jeff sessions job is safe through the midterms, but makes no promises after that. the president is angry over sessions recusing himself with the russia probe, but sessions recusal is stopping him from addressing the probe. >> i would like to have jeff sessions do his job and if he did, i'd be very happy. the job entails two sides. not one side. >> the president also telling bloomberg he sees the mueller investigation as quote illegal and did not say whether he would comply with a subpoena. the question of who would replace sessions and oversee the russia probe takes on greater importance. more now from jeff zeleny. >> reporter: dave and kaylee, president trump answered a q

widow of kim briggs, who joins us live from lewisham.d hard on this in recent times, do you see this as a positive step forward? good morning to you. good morning, thank you for having me on. yes, i do see it as a positive step, the first was the legal report the government commissioned confirming while much of the focus is on death by dangerous cycling, there is also a need for causing injury. they confirmed there was a gap in the law and this is the next step which is a 12 week public consultation. yes, slowly but steadily, we seem to be making progress towards updating the law. laura, when you hear matt talking and the situation him and his family have had to live through, do you agree there should be some change in the legislation or do you think the government looking at the wrong thing? i think if there is a gap in the law, it is important we look to close the gap and i think it is good the government is looking to improve road safety for all road users. but there is an issue with the laws as they stand in terms of how we prosecute

. >> i'm dave briggs. happy friday. august 24th. 4:00 a.m. in the east and 10:00 p.m. in hawaii. >>> we start with hurricane lane on final approach to hawaii. it is now category three. officials are warning the storm is a significant rainmaker. more than 19 inches fell on the big island. governor david ige says some parts of the island could take 30 inches of rain. the outer bands of the hurricane already causing flooding. there is a voluntary evacuation order near hilo. the scenic river turned into a raging torrent. >> emergency sirens blaring in honolulu. it has pre-staged water and food around the islands. the weather service downgraded the warning to a tropical storm warning. let's get the latest tracking this live this morning, ivan cabrera in the cnn weather center. ivan, the storm moving at 6 miles per hour. the rain is significant. >> absolutely, christine. it is moving north at 6 miles an hour. we can call it walking. the problem is the final approach to hawaii will last for days at a time. i'm not too concerned about the category here. it will go up and down

i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. good morning.s to contain the fallout from the michael cohen guilty plea. president trump is turning to personal attacks. cohen implicated trump for coordinating hush payments to a porn star to sway an election. yet in an -- yesterday in an interview with fox news, the president tried to minimize cohen's role in life and business. >> he was one of many lawyers for me. they say the lawyer and they like to say the fixer. i don't know if he was a fixer. i don't know where that term came from. he has been a lawyer for me. he did not do big deals. small deals. not somebody with me that much. somebody who said i did not live without him. i understood michael cohen very well. he turned out not to be a very good lawyer. >> just a reminder, here is what trump said about michael cohen before cohen turned on his old boss. >> one of my personal attorneys, good man. >> i can tell you, he's a good guy. >> i always liked michael cohen. i have not talked to michael in a long time. >> is he your lawyer? >> he's my

i'm laura jarrett. >> i'm dave briggs.to imagine the senate without him. >> he went every play, places no one else would go to stand up for america. >> if you were his friend, he would stand up for you, he didn't like the personal attacks. >> the one draft statement -- >> i'm very happy with what i have been able to do.

. >> i'm dave briggs. we have a live report from hong kong and ivan watson will join us from vietnam. we start with the latest on senator mccain. it took two days and mounting pressure from all sides, but president trump has finally offered praise to senator john mccain. first, despite our differences on policy and politics, i respect senator john mccain's service to our country. the president later echoed the sentiment at the white house event. it is a move one leading veteran group called symbolic but important. >> a source familiar with the talk says the president was pushed by internal staff to deliver a more robust statement on john mccain. "the new york times" reports the president refused early requests from vice president pence to do so. >> according to "the wall street journal" the white house prodded the president for two days to release a statement. he thought the tv coverage of mccain was over the top. we get more from cnn's abby phillip at the white house. >> reporter: dave and laura, a day of

kim briggs was knocked over by a cyclist in london in 2016. she died a week later.'t have been on the road — it was designed for the velodrome, with no front brake. charlie alliston was riding it. he was cleared of manslaughter butjailed for 18 months for causing bodily harm by wanton or furious driving, under a law from victorian times. there is no cycling equivalent of the offence of causing death by dangerous driving. with the support of kim briggs‘ family, the government will now consider whether that should change in england, scotland and wales. we were very concerned because there has been a worry that there was a gap in the law relating to dangerous and careless cycling and the potential offence of death or serious injury caused by that. of course, the gap was highlighted by the alliston case last year. campaigners say adding an couple of new offences specific to cyclists isn‘t going far enough. the government are missing an opportunity. what they should be doing is having a full review of all road traffic offences and penalties. they've ducked that. four yea

i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. "new day" starts now.i they came to me. >> we've heard every story in mankind from trump. >> failing to report a lawful contribution is the political equivalent of jaywalking. >> the manafort case doesn't have anything to do with the president. >> if he starts saying, if you're associated with me and you're a criminal, you're okay, that is

i'm kaylee hartung. >> i'm dave briggs.lvania for a rally. the special counsel suggesting he would reduce the number of obstruction of justice questions if the president sits down with mueller. the president's lawyers offered to provide written answers to obstruction questions. trump legal team wanted the interview limited to things before he took office relating to collusion. >> "the new york times" reporting that the president is pushing his lawyers to do an interview. sources tell "the times" he believes he can convince them this is a witch hunt. but rudy giuliani is not on board yet. >> he always has been interested in testifying. it is us. the team of lawyers that have reservations about it. >> the source tells us the two sides are talking, but taking baby steps toward each other. >> it did not take long for the president to fire up his twitter feed. he is calling on jeff sessions to put an end to the rigged russia investigation now. he has criticized sessions' decision to recuse himself from the russia probe. >> this

the turkish theme here because i think you know i brought up with alex here this is like a looming briggs it i mean everyone is a very difficult person to work with the ladies but he's certainly sending very strong signals that he's not happy with the status quo most he has. ever ok to be part of the european union he's beginning to see as he almost got into a shooting war with russia we should forget about eighteen months ago they patched this one over very nicely mr putin forgave him for god. but the problem is if you look at russian policy russian economic policy russia has been able to defy the empire because they have been had they've had a very careful and very conservative domestic policy turkey has not the leader is forming like a rock. turkish business is very heavily indebted they have to refinance huge amount but there are sharp sions aren't there not well i mean i would be a good guy isn't there i would be a good reason to join briggs when it you would have access to international. not provide the kind of finance that turkey needs right now fires trying to provide state state

the government has published guidelines for people and businesses on health to prepare for it but briggs and minister dominique rob says that he is still confident that agreement with the e.u. will be reached twenty five sets of guidelines for different industries were published today they'll be about fifty more by the end of september. the message is loud and clear don't panic britain's prime minister dominic robb emphasised the guidelines issued today emeli a contingency plan for the event of a new deal something he said is unlikely and i'm confident that a good deal is within all sides but remains all top priority it remains overriding priority. naturally we've got to consider the alternative possibility that the e.u. doesn't match our ambition and pragmatism that we don't reach a deal let me be clear about this it is not what we want and it's not what we expect but we must be ready it's a deal rob was at pains to stress that even if there is no deal there will not let chaos in britain's. but despite ongoing negotiations between the twenty seven even member states in the u.k. the new

the turkish theme here because i think you know i brought up with alex here this is like a looming briggs it i mean everyone is a very difficult person to work with the ladies but he certainly sending very strong signals that he's not happy with the status quo most he has. ever ok to be part of the european union he's beginning to see as he almost got into a shooting war with russia we should forget about eighteen months ago they patched this one over very nicely mr putin forgave him for god. but the problem is if you look at russian policy russian economic policy russia has been able to defy the empire because they have been had they've had a very careful and very conservative domestic policy turkey has not the leader is forming like a rock. turkish business is very heavily indebted they have to refinance huge amount but there are sharks in this aren't they're not well i mean i would be a good guys in things that i would be a good reason to join briggs when it you would have access to international. not provide the kind of finance that turkey needs right now fires trying to provide state

kim briggs was knocked over by a cyclist in london in 2016. she died a week later. shouldn't have been on the road. it was designed for the velodrome, with no front brake. charlie alliston was riding it. he was cleared of manslaughter but sentenced to 18 months for causing bodily harm by wanton and dangerous driving, under a law from victorian times. there is no cycling equivalent of the offence of creating death by dangerous driving. the government will now consider whether that should change in england, scotland and wales. the consultation begins today and will last for the next 12 weeks. the government wants to encourage more of us to get out of our cars and onto two wheels to get around, but on the very rare occasions when things go wrong, it wants to make sure that the law is fit for purpose. in 2016, three pedestrians were killed after being involved in collisions with cyclists. 108 pedestrians were seriously injured. for motorists, currently, death by dangerous driving can lead to a jail term of up to 1a years, but campaigners say adding an couple of new offe

is briggs it minister our london correspondent kitty logan is following this story and for us an early i asked her if today's announcement had calmed fears in britain of the so-called hard drugs it. along down to level two since you have. some of the industry members also i suppose at the end you know what it's my business what happened to pray for a what will happen to costumes that range constraints on the eve it's really cast south east to deal with how to live violence what's the what happens in health care to medicine go down the block today to reassure that there would be relentlessly. to be a range the if there mostly if people are concerned about the need to do a massive breeding. luis it is their legal leave even a year of it here in the case what is going to happen if there is an easy oh my god mick you mean to be sure he's trying to get a sense of things they bully possibilities you get straight like it was even if it isn't the. right kitty logan in london thank you very much. german chancellor angela merkel begins a trip to three former suburbs republics today georgia armen

far shin's aren't there not well i mean i would be a good guys and there's a good reason to join briggs when it would have access to international. not provide the kind of finance that turkey needs right now fires trying to provide state state finance they do not provide much private finance we member the r. and b. it's still not convertible the banks are scared to death of the american so they will not provide any support to any sanction the entity chinese banks they can't because they don't have a convertible currency yet but they have a whole lot of dollars go ahead but i don't think they want the chinese girl of probably china is not very happy with the united states know that not only turkey is not going to process yes you know why samoa process has just been tossed import tariffs on two hundred billion dollars of all sorts of chinese imports to the states china responded by a much smaller strike and tell me now who is hampering free trade here let me hold c g m p and you know the dollars for just one year ago you said this we must promote trade and investment lieberman is asian an

said britain's briggs it minister dominic rab says he's still confident of reaching a deal with the european union but he says the advice to be published today will explain how the government is preparing if no agreement is reached and will help minimize the potential impact britain's exit from the block as you take place in march next year. let me draw an correspond kitty logan from london kitty one does the british government hope to achieve by publishing this no deal advice. well forensic medicine is speaking now and this is essentially a message of reassurance if you like to the public to industry and finance that should britain exit the e.u. without a deal that there will be possibility even the u.k. to still train to he insists in his speech that britain must all go from strength to strength if there is no deal but and this is a bit he says that is an extremely unlikely so he's very much trying to calm nerves thing that britain is letting to end up with a deal with the e.u. but should that not happen that it's not the end of the world that there will be trading possibilities f

businesses on how to prepare if britain crashes out of the european union without a deal britain's briggs it minister dominic rob says he's still confident of reaching an agreement with the e.u. but that the advice published today explains that will happen if no deal is reached britain is due to a draw from the block on the twenty ninth of march next year. and dominic rob said that in the event of no deal being reached the u.k. would adopt a series of in your rules to allow you goods into britain and he urged brussels to do the same for british goods going out but he said he was confident that the twenty five documents published today would not need to be implemented here's what he had to say exactly we stepping up the pace and the intensity on a case ations and i'm confident that a good deal is within all sides that remains our top priority it remains overriding priority and at the same. naturally we've got to consider the alternative possibility that the e.u. doesn't match our ambition and practices and that we do you know reach a deal let me be clear about this it is not what we want a

i'm dave briggs.g you for an image of a $15,000 ostrich jacket, because i don't know what that looks like, laura jarrett. >> send it to us, please! >> i want to know. >> we want to know. i'm laura jarrett. it's 30 minutes past the hour. >>> a federal judge blocking a government settlement that would allow plans for 3d guns to be downloaded online. the ruling coming just hours before those plans were set to publish. with growing concerns about people being able to make their own untraceable, plastic weapons. the judge's block is temporary, but it puts a hold on the settlement between a gun rights group and the government that was reached back in june that would make it legal to post the plans on the internet. >> the founder of the gun rights group defense distributed says his company's site is going dark until he can review the judge's order. before the ruling came down, he spoke with cnn's laurie segall about concerns publishing plans could endanger the public. >> the democratization of guns online, g

i'm dave briggs. i am not wearing a $15,000 ostrich jacket. i'm more of an off-the-rack guy. >> we have to get pictures of that coat. i'm laura jarrett, it's wednesday, august 1st, 4:00 a.m. in the east. >>> a federal judge blocking a government settlement that would allow plans for 3d guns to be downloaded online, the ruling coming just hours before those plans were set to publish. with growing concerns about people being able to make their own untraceable plastic weapons. the judge's block is temporary, but it puts a hold on the settlement a gun rights group and the government reached back in june that would make it legal to post the plans on the internet. >> the founder of the gun rights group defense distributed says his company's site is going dark until he can review the judge's order. before the ruling came down, he spoke to cnn's laurie segall about concerns of the danger. >> giving people the ability to print 3d guns would make it feasible for felons, minors, mentally ill, to have access to firearms. are you worried about those reperc

i'm kaylee hartung. >> i'm dave briggs. "new day" starts right now.eekend. >>> our justice department has to start doing its job. g >> the idea the mueller investigation is not doing its job. >> to take away the power of bob mueller. >>> the country has fallen in love with john mccain this week. >> john mccain's impact on america is not over. >> he served his country with honor. now my friend sleep in heavenly peace. >> announcer: this is "new day" with

mark carney, he loves to talk about briggs it. we saw the affected day. the poundng time, pushed that much lower. we fell significantly after the bl we had a press conference. with radiointerview and said look, i am worrying about briggs it. , the risk of they no deal brexit are uncomfortably high. we are off by six tens of a percent of the last two days. the u.s. jobs report cap a busy week for economy watchers. unemployment rate, back below 4%. and then we have this rhetoric on china. joininging in michael us from his office here in new york. i want to get your actions. underestimate president trump's determination to follow through on trade reforms. this headline to china, proposing a tariff on imports of u.s. liquefied natural gas. where does this end up? >> while we have this solid economic news, that trade conflict remains in the background, we haven't seen trade conflict affect the economic bumpers and a big way. it looms over the outlook, which would be a pretty benign picture for the economy. we heard from kudlow in the last couple of days china

so that was done in a robbery you can is a briggs but it's a joining me now is our correspondent could you logan in london he did for you what we learned today in terms of what the british government is planning if there is no deal gregg's it these twenty fine details documents. if you want them if you believe the opposite by so is this is largely because of the if you'll mess if you please go and but it's looking at the market by he measures that he citizens for years and financed and that's just say they won't give my sister but it is also the only illustrates how you know food it will be some measure of people might say overall it is sinking in now if you didn't expect it. now the ucas friends of mrs sounded confident that a deal will happen to what extent willis comments reassure the rest of britain that they will be in agreement. i think there's still a lot of doubt in the book in the sense you have to some of the industry men that's all see questions at the end you know what happens in my business what happened to train for a what will happen to costumes that range constraints of

i'm dave briggs. >> kaylee hartung. 30 minutes past the hour. it is friday. happy about it. >> i'm soaking in it. bathing in it actually. >> aren't we all? if you listen to the president talk about russia and the top officials talk about russia, there is a big disconnect. at the rally in pennsylvania, the president touted the meeting with putin and attacks on democracy. >> we got along really well. by the way, that's a good thing not a bad thing. now we're being hindered by the russian hoax. everybody said, wow, that was great. a couple hours later, i started hearing reports that they wanted me to walk up. they wanted me to walk up and go like this. son of a -- >> some showadow boxing by potu. >> hours earlier, key members of the national security team appeared in the white house briefing room to warn the country the russian election interference is ongoing. >> in regards to the russian involvement in the mid-term elections, we continue to see a pervasive messaging campaign by russia to try to weaken and divide the united states. >> russia attempted to interf

i'm kaylee hartung. >> i'm dave briggs.. >>> the president is clearly worried about what he said and he should be worried. really watching a slow motion saturday night massacre. the last thing we need to do is monkey this up by trying to embrace a socialist agenda. >> he is an incredible candidate that is turning himself into a carbon copy of trump. >> this is "new day." >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and

politicians squabbling as the drought continues both briggs it and challenging climate. challenging times ahead al-jazeera. environmentalists. day to remind people to consume less humans are using natural resources about one point seven times faster than the planet can regenerate them that's caused by overfishing over harvesting forests and emitting more carbon dioxide into the atmosphere than can be absorbed and still ahead on al-jazeera some heroic some passive check how possible the london rivals chelsea and their latest pre-season game is going to have more or not and the sports in a couple of. time for the sports here's peter. thank you very much wednesday marked a major milestone in the history of england's cricket scene they walked out onto the field in birmingham for the one thousandth time in the sport's longest format in the start of the first of five test matches strongly heading to lunch at eighty three for one captain joe root and jonny bairstow then put on a hundred runs for the fourth wages but when they fell in quick succession the english tail quickly co

worry going forward and always saying as a politicians wobbling as the drought continues both briggs's and challenging climate looks set to ensure challenging times ahead jonah al-jazeera hartford. fifty years ago at the height of the us civil rights movement a leading cartoonist made a small but significant contribution to racial equality charles i'm sure it's introduces first black character along say charlie brown in the famous and here's the popular peanuts comic strip modern this cartoonist carrie johnson looks back at the legacy of franklin my name is carrie johnson i'm a professional caricaturists and cartoonist as a kid and really didn't have a lot of people of color to look up to the characters i'm a caricature illustrators or cartoonist when i see franklin in the newspapers i would last well that's good to see a person of color of color in the charlie brown series someone asked me. do you think frankly i haven't franklin and newspapers really helped the black community or the way people look at african-american cartoonists you know maybe i can we say that because there are so