so representative chris lee authored successfully that bill, first state in the country to mandate 100% renewable energy by 2045. [ please stand by ] also where w

so representative chris lee authored successfully that bill, first state in the country to mandate 100% renewable energy by 2045. [ please stand by ] also where w with renewable generation. it's the new frontier but we'll see what happens this year in the legislature. it's top priority for senator leone and we'll see where it stands. >> commissioner stephenson. and i like your analogy. we're just asking people to keep their cigarette and keep what they want and do what they're doing but it took an extraordinary amount of social marketing, not social media, but social marketing to move the needle and move public opinion in the face of the bad science. it's not really a question mark comments. i go back to commissioner walt's comment where there's a need to tell the story over and over again that don't sit in the room and don't think about these things they'll time. i don't know how much outreach opportunity we have but i do think there's an opportunity at the state level to do a little bit more of that story telling in a way that may help things move faster. >> it's a great point. my obs

fire at a church in the russian republic of dagestan five other people were injured in the town of chris lee are police say a twenty two year old local man was behind the attack and he was shot dead by security services dagestan is a muslim majority region. church services have been held in zimbabwe for morgan tsvangirai the former office leader who died earlier this week from cancer the party has a new leader but there are concerns that infighting her cause divisions just a few months before the elections i don't want to answer has more from hadi. zimbabwe's president in a similar pays his respects to morgan sunken eyes family for years the main opposition leader was assaulted at arrested by police for demanding free and fair elections the ruling zanu p.f. party then led by robert mugabe charged him with treason and called him a puppet of the west the new president says it's time to end old rivalries it is believed. that. the german i'm amazed elections in them are feeling all foreign partners in this scandal. here because they have to read the sadness in this can believe in. the clear view

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. >>> i had lunch with dwayne lapierre, chris cox and david lee man of. nra.something. don't worry about the nra. they're on our side. half of you are so afraid of the nra. there's nothing to be afraid. we have to confront the issue and discussion mental health and do something about it. in the old days we had mental institutions. you don't know until you test it, i believe i'd run in there even if i didn't have a weapon. >> president trump hosted a meeting on gun safety with governors across the country at the white house today. he repeated his support for background chucks, banning bump stocks and arming teachers into school. that prompted this challenge from one of the visiting democratic governors, jay inslee of the stay of washington. please note while you watch this split screen you don't have to be a dues paying member of the american college of psychologists to read the president's body language and face while he's being languaged. >> i've listened to the first grade teachers who doesn't want to be pistol packing teachers. i think this is a circumstanc

to gop pollsters, chris wilson, lee carter, and realpolitiks national political reporter caitlyn hueyrm generic poll, republicans are making a move. what is powering the move is greater enthusiasm about the tax cuts. >> exactly. republicans have been trying to make the case, spending a lot of money out there trying to make this bill, legislation more popular and they have been pointing to instances where people have been seeing an actual increase, either through their own companies or elsewhere. so you're seeing the numbers improve on that. i'm talking to democrats saying they have lost ground to republicans over the last few months because they haven't been focused specifically on the economy and economic messaging. so republicans certainly think that the economy will be their calling card in this midterm and they're going to point to this recent data. they also are concerned though about other things, getting in the way of the messaging, particularly coming from the president. charles: you know, it is gallup actually has a poll out too. u.s. satisfaction with our place in the world

chris nguyen has the story. >> reporter: catherine lee hane has been battling the alma mater for more than three decades. >> it doesn't require any special team to follow child abuse reporting laws. it is simple. if a child comes to you reporting abuse, you call the abuse. >> reporter: she says it didn't happen when she reported being groped and forced to watch pornography by a teacher in 1990. she shared her story in the "washington post" last fall. as part of a group called make press safe. this week after months of denying any wrongdoing, presentation officials announced the creation of an independent office for students to report any complaints of misconduct, harassment or bullying. saying in a statement we cannot erase the feelings or change the perception of some but can remove the -- the school has been the victim of hateful e-mails, voice mails in the last months. >> allegations in the past of sexual misconduct. and most of those allegations no one has heard of before. >> reporter: attorney is representing some of the victims pro bono. >> pails in the lifelong elong g challeng

>> chris, thanks for having me on with my colleagues carol lee and kristen welker and chris gardellla, yesterday we came in posession of documents detailing over 504 employees in the executive office of the president including a range of agencies housed, these are all officials who report to the president or report to officials in those agencies. and we began running the numbers. our initial headline was more than 130. it's actually 135 officials have been operating at an least as of last november with some form of interim clearance. there might will be a number of reasons why is an official would be operating on an interim clearance while investigation continues. even our own reporting up till yesterday was that number was much lower. perhaps only 30 and 40. and the white house in explaining even that number said this is possibly an issue of a backlog. it's true. we spoke with officials from other administrations who said in the first year, we had perhaps dozens of officials waiting for this clearance revow to happen. what was most surprising to me, when you talk about the upper eche

chris nguyen has the story. >> reporter: catherine lee hane has been battling the alma mater for more than three decades. >> it doesn't require any special team to follow child abuse reporting laws. it is simple. if a child comes to you reporting abuse, you call the abuse. >> reporter: she says it didn't happen when she reported being groped and forced to watch pornography by a teacher in 1990. she shared her story in the "washington post" last fall. as part of a group called make press safe. this week after months of denying any wrongdoing, presentation officials announced the creation of an independent office for students to report any complaints of misconduct, harassment or bullying. saying in a statement we cannot erase the feelings or change the perception of some but can remove the -- the school has been the victim of hateful e-mails, voice mails in the last months. >> allegations in the past of sexual misconduct. and most of those allegations no one has heard of before. >> reporter: attorney is representing some of the victims pro bono. >> pails in the lifelong challenge. >> re

lee tenant. the best to you going forward. >> thank you, chris, for having me on your show. appreciate it. >> the pleasure is ours. >>> all right. we're following a lot of news this morning. what do you say? let's get after it. >> i really believe i'd run in even if i didn't have a weapon. >> it's ridiculous. >> he was just stating he would have stepped in and hopefully been able to help. >> the proposal to raise to 21 is common sense. >> i don't think we should be backing away from this issue. >> bump stocks, i don't care if congress does it or not. i'm writing it out myself. >> in his case he deserves credit for this. i hope he'll keep it up. >> the fisa application had an arsenal of evidence on carter page. >> it's just a continuation of the same game the dnc has been playing. >> we can't have our intelligence agencies target one political party against another. >> he can call it political dirt. that doesn't mean the dossier is true or not true. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> good morning. welcome to your "new day." it's tuesday, february 27

lee tenant. the best to you going forward. >> thank you, chris, for having me on your show.ciate it. >> the pleasure is ours. >>> all right. we're following a lot of news this morning. what do you say? let's get after it. >> i really believe i'd run in even if i didn't have a weapon. >> it's

lee gee joins us live in studio. the problem popping up i've seen it all over the city. >> reporter: well, that's right, chris.t didn't take long. a few minutes driving in center city this evening and we bumped in and out of a number of potholes. it's the season and drivers you need to be cautious. there is really no way to avoid the dreaded pothole at this time of year. >> potholes are opening up because of the heat/cold cycle getting biggerring gig we are potholes now. >> reporter: that's right the freeze and thaw cycle brought to us by mother nature creates this road hazard every year. >> it sounds like my wheel is going fall off. >> reporter: that's the last thing you want to happen but drivers have yet another major distract right now. trying to steer clear of the potholes. >> this is a tire off an x350 big dual truck. hit a pothole coming down -- what's the name of that street? vine expressway. and as soon as he hit it, it just destroyed the tire. >> getting suspension problems. broken springs. broken shocks. broken tires. bent rims. the norm of hitting a pothole. >> i think there's plenty of them and th

chris. legally this is a pile of nothing. there's nothing in this memo that is of lee consequence. it looks like it was written by an underachieving first year law student. that said, right it, politically, they can use it as they will. i'm in a political guy. i'm a legal guy. i can tell you that it has no legal consequences. >> let's go to the reality. i go back to mr. himes on this. i'll start with you, mr. himes. it seems to me if there is a russian involvement in our 2016 election which is pretty much manifestly true and was true last year, that there needed to be an investigation by our fbi because they go into a counter intelligence. they're trying to find anybody trying to do something like this. they're our only wep to people who obviously try to subvert our country. if they hadn't gone after carter page, he's all over the place, almost cartoonishly bragging about his role in the russian interplay between trump and the russians, they would have been not doing their duty. is that your view, mr. himes? you had to look what he was up to if you were looking into what trump was

particular has been in minnesota covering our team and the lee up to the nfc championship and now the super bowl. that of course is the one and only chris o'connell. live now in the twin cities with eagles fans just getting off plains. chris? >> reporter: yes, the calvary has arrived, lucy. plane loads of eagles fans finally making their way into minneapolis. some of them right here. we got a to fan right there. yes, they were come into the airport today and, of course, we were there to greet them. the season has been magical. so this whole experience has been magical. our flight was filled with eagles fans. we even had ray didinger on our flight with us. we sang eagles fight song before we took off. so magical would be the word i would describe so i hope it carries through till sunny date night. >> i can't believe you're here. just pinch me to believe that we're actually here. >> that plane soared like an eagle the entire way. it was beautiful. >> reporter: how crazy is this finally being here? >> it's very crazy. the crazy yesterday thing the pilot took a right he was headed up north over patriots country make sure no women or childre

lee report on fearmongering and ms-13. >> they should give him a retainer terms of promotion and outreach. >> when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. the former deputy campaign chairman to the president of the united states is a felon. rick gates who was first indicted on fraud charges last fall pleaded guilty today. you see him walking to court, to two counts of con piracy against the u.s. and lying to investigators. gates wasn't just paul manafort's deputy. after working on the trump campaign, he held a top post on the trump inaugural committee and went on to cofound an outside non-profit promoting president trump's agenda. later working directly for the president's long-time friend investor tom barrack. he is now the third member of the president's campaign to plead guilty to a federal crime and joins george papadopoulos who advised the campaign on foreign policy and michael flynn whom the president chose to be his single most important and powerful national security adviser at the white house, a job in which he lasted 24 days. three of the president's associates are felons. criminals. as part of his plea deal, gates agre

and chris murphy from connecticut tweeting to passed tax that cuts that create $1.5 trillion in debt. takes guts, respect. take a look at the floor of the senate. we just had mike leeutah and we have angus king. body. when tax reform was passed in 1986, there were some 33 hearings before the finance committee. it took 14 months. and the vote in the senate was something like 90-10. that was a process. the process on the tax bill in december was atrocious. it was an embarrassment. the city council in bangor, maine, would not have amended the leash law using that process. and now tonight people are coming and complaining about process, the people who voted for that bill. i'm sorry. i'm not very persuaded by that. at least now there has been some process in the sense that it's been bipartisan, that our announcer: independent of maine, angus king. you can continue to watch him and all the action happening on the lord in the senate. expecting that probably around 1:00 a.m. eastern time. they'll be one hour beyond the time the federal government will be shutting down midnight eastern time. beyond that, once the senate takes action to move forward on its two-year budget de

dave lee, bbc news, in silicon valley. our tech correspondent chris foxx is here.le giving careful thought to this. careful thought to this. what do we know exactly about how it works? know exactly about how it works? tall is designed to go into any pipeline. pipeline. access to the tall and put it into the video upload pipe line. the video upload pipe line. reveal how it works because people will then try to circumvent it. will then try to circumvent it. we can say is that signals look for certain algorithms. certain algorithms. videos and a human reviewer can also look. look. uploads a day, it will flag about 250 videos that are not is material. 250 videos that are not is material. so 250 videos to review annually for a human is possible. a human is possible. one moderator could get through them in a day. could get through them in a day. the human only comes in if there is an element of doubt? no, in all cases. cases. so it will always be looked up with some new ones? up with some new ones? state group at globe 100 videos to youtube. youtube. have about 350 of th