chris rogers looking at the work of some of the charity workers in bangladesh.copter crash at the grand canyon in arizona on saturday. three other british people, together with the pilot, were injured. cbs reporter mireya villarreal has the details. new information is being released about the accident that happened here at the grand canyon west area. the accident happened just after 5pm on saturday afternoon and we now know the passengers on board, six of them, three of them that passed away in the accident, they were all tourists from the united kingdom. we have spoken with witnesses that actually responded to the scene, these are people that were in other touring groups that were around the canyon at the time. they saw the black smoke, they heard the explosion and they rushed to the scene to help. they were very surprised to see that there were actually survivors coming out of that helicopter. one man had 95% of his body burned. another woman, actually a nurse, was there to help treat and triage. she spoke with one of the women, one of the survivors. that woma

the bbc‘s chris rogers has been looking at the charities' footage, piecing together their mission.s largest refugee camp, this is home to more than 800,000 muslim refugees. escaping persecution in buddhist dominated myanmar. these aid workers have travelled the world helping refugees. but nothing can prepare them for what lies ahead. their journey prepare them for what lies ahead. theirjourney begins at the gateway to the camp where newly arrived refugees receive basic aid. what it is that they receive here is a bag with a bucket and i guess some building essentials. but the charity workers are heading deep into the, a two—hour trek, where there is no aid, to set up a medical centre. the babyis aid, to set up a medical centre. the baby is 10.5 days and has not been breast—fed. baby is 10.5 days and has not been breast-fed. there are so many babies, newborns who don't have any food. starving. she was provided by the men is that they are for her, not the baby. honestly, it is not the baby years... dead. dying. so we have just organised for her to get referred because she needs to go

chris rogers reports. the world's largest refugee camp. escaping persecution in buddhist dominated myanmar. dr ramiz momeni, genevieve jones—hernandez and sarah wade have travelled the world helping refugees. but nothing can prepare them for what lies ahead. the humanitas charity are heading deep into the camp, where there is no aid to a medical centre. we are walking to set up our clinic, where no one else has reached yet. so obviously it's going to be tough. there are so many babies, newborns, 1a days old. they don't have any food, starving. dr momeni: an underweight baby... she was prescribed vitamins butjust for her, not for the baby. honestly, it's like the baby's... yeah... dying. so, we've just organised for her to go and get referred, because she needs to go to a hospital and for that she needs to have her id card. tell her that we're very sorry she lost the baby. i think we expected to turn up and be working alongside a lot more organisations or volunteers. we've worked within the syrian refugee crisis, and it was full of organisa

scotland haven't scored a try against england since 2004 but england flanker chris rogers as they areey are a dangerous , we know we have to be on it side. we know we have to be on it defensively and in attack, we know we need to take our chances because they are a pretty good side. again, it is again we are looking forward to. the calcutta cup is up for grabs which are without a bit of spice to game. they are one of the best teams in the world. their record is fantastic. they come here in massive favourites in my opinion, so, yes, they are a quality side with quality players throughout, british lions throughout, so it is a big challenge ross to stop them. and before that, ireland welcome wales to dublin and it will be warren gatland's 100th it will be warren gatland's100th test in charge of wales. he was first appointed a decade ago, making the longest serving was him the longest serving was coach, which he said is a nice accolade but he wants to focus on this game. which he said is a nice accolade but he wants to focus on this gamem isa he wants to focus on this gamem is a nice hono

. >> we have more on the approaching snow, karen rogers is in for chris. >> reporter: we have a change on the model run. the change we'll get a bit more mild and a bit more melting. you may remember this was a winter storm watch for the area north and west of the city, it's been changed to just an advisory, giving you a sense that the national weather service gettings less of an impact because of the storm out here. satellite and radar showing us the rain from yesterday is gone, we have clear skies, there will be clouds filling in from the south and west, the precipitation not that far behind, a big change in temperatures in the last 24 hours, 30 degrees in the city, upper 20s in trenton and wilmington, we're below freezing everywhere except for cape may. in the 60s, yesterday, in allentown, 26. dover, 29. if you're out running errands, no problem, 38 degrees. 3:00 p.m., lots of clouds dry, 39 degrees. we see the winter mix arrive that will be sometime between 4:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. pulling in from the southwest. at 5:00 p.m., it's a wintry mix through parts of the region, rain to the

karen rogers in for chris sowers says it's going to change overnight tonight.>> here's a look at what's happening around delaware and lehigh valleys. >> visitors should check out the exhibit of race cars or norwich drive near the philadelphia international airport. they are celebrating the eagles win, if you show you wearing green today or tomorrow you get in for free. >>> home and garden show returning to ex-montgomery county. exhibits include full scale model and smart home and manicured dream garden display. that show runs friday through sunday. >>> national constitution center is celebrating president's day. visitors can participate in presidential activities and learn about of african-american history in honor african american history months. it's free on president's day, that is monday. have you smelled this new litter? no. nobody has! it's unscented! (vo) new tidy cats free & clean unscented. powerful odor control with activated charcoal. free of dyes. free of fragrances. tidy cats free & clean. when no scents makes sense. everybody, i love when people t

. >> karen rogers is in for chris sowers, a mixed bag with snow and rain right, karen? >> reporter: that's right, some of the changes we're having coming in, as well. we're seeing less of an impact for much of the region. the temperature will be higher. the winter weather advisory, now it's a winter weather advisory even for the northwest suburbs, it was a winter storm watch it's been downgraded since yesterday. we have a beautiful start to the day partly sunny skies be we'll have clouds build in and the precipitation builds in from the south and west. the first half of the day is dry, colder than yesterday. 30 degrees in the lehigh valley. 33 in millville. 35 in cape may. 32 in philadelphia. it's staying above freezing in the city and south and east even into the overnight hours. that will change things a little bit for us as to how we're dealing with the precipitation. snow doesn't arrive until 4:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. we'll be watching for the arrival. 39 degrees, even if it's snowing it's in the upper 30s. 7:00 p.m., it's 35 degrees, it will be a wet snow that

chris rogers reports. the world's largest refugee camp.ed yet. so obviously it's going to be tough. there are so many babies, newborns, 1a days old. they don't have any food, starving. dr momeni: an underweight baby... she was prescribed vitamins butjust for her, not for the baby. honestly, it's like the baby's... yeah... dying. so, we've just organised for her to go and get referred, because she needs to go to a hospital and for that she needs to have her id card. tell her that we're very sorry, she lost the baby. i think we expected to turn up and be working alongside a lot more organisations or volunteers. we've worked within the syrian refugee crisis, and it was full of organisations and volunteers and people there on the ground, and i think we expected this to be slightly similar, and it isn't. her pulse is very low, so we're just rushing to the hospital. we've got these newly arrived rohingyas and severe, severe dehydration. there is an absolute lack of aid for these people. larger international aid organisations complain myanmar has

the bbc‘s chris rogers has been looking at self—shot footage by the aid workers and has pieced togetherion in buddhist dominated myanmar. these three aid workers have travelled the world helping refugees, but nothing can prepare them for what lies ahead. all of which they captured on camera. we are on our way to the refugee camp. it is a restricted site. it is controlled by the army. i've had a few comments, asking if i am doing the right thing, leaving a toddler behind for a period of time. but ultimately he is surrounded by family, friends. this is why i work for charity. i work for charity because i want to help the people who need it. there isn't anywhere else we would rather be. because the needis else we would rather be. because the need is so great here. this is the gateway to the camp where aid workers register and refugees receive essentials. 6000 have come in over the last three days. what they receive here is a bag with a bucket and, i guess, some building essentials. the charity are heading deep into the camp where there is no aid to set up a medical centre. we are walking t

younger brother with the special mail delivery and they got pictures and autographs from karen rogers and chris sowers mom casey says that he keeps the pictures in his bedroom at night. >> but the picture of david murphy -- >> i know. >> probably on the dart board right now. >> right next to his little crib -- >> are you very mean. i'm sure he is treating karen and chris and i well. we thank the family for contacting us and fun to have the interaction. 59 in downingtown and more of the same along the i-95 corridor and we build the clouds later today and right now we see plenty of sunshine and 55 down the shore guys. >> thank you. that will do it for "action news" at noon. >> now for david murphy, sara bloomquist and the entire "action news" team i'm rick williams. have a nice afternoon. see you later. - honey, look what we got! - [narrator] going big... (yelling) - [narrator] isn't always best. - who's our little puppy? - sweetheart, daddy got you a new. sweetheart? elizabeth, where are you? she's under the bears! - [narrator] unless it's a aaa plus membership. - woo! - [narrator] get 100 towin

and you see in these lifelong professionals like admiral rogers and chris wray an inability to lie. be outside of their sort of constitution to sit before congress and lie. so you saw it in the body langua language. i mean, i wasn't joking about chris wray's eye roll or admiral rogers practically leaning on the table while he's being asked why haven't you been given the authority to do anything? what does the prosecution or the investigation into russian interference look like? how did they see days like today when you got admiral rogers saying, nope, no one ever asked many he to protect america or chris wray saying, nope, president never asked me to do anything, and sarah huckabee sanders standing at the podium saying it's all obama's fault? >> well, let me do two things here. the first is the most charitable and in some ways the most fair read of this is not like the nsa is sitting around with its, you know, sitting on its hands or the fbi is just sort of twiddling its thumbs. it's not like they need any -- the president of the united states to come over and tell them, hey, you kn

meteorologist karen rogers is in for chris sowers. >> reporter: good morning, everybody, i want to start you off with a new advisory in place. there was a winter storm watch and dropped to a winter storm advisory from 4:00 p.m. this afternoon to 4:00 a.m. this is a quick-hitting system that will produce a variety of precipitation, depending on where you live. here's satellite and radar, look how clear we are. the rain is out of here from yesterday. we have clear skies, we'll fill in with the clouds later on for sure, and then the wintry mix, but it starts off partly sunny. look at the numbers, temperatures are 20 degrees colder than yesterday. 31 degrees in philadelphia. just in the upper 20s in the lehigh valley. upper 20s in atlantic city, 28 degrees, seasonably chilly this morning, 7:00 a.m., sunshine, temperatures below freezing, the snow doesn't arrive until late this afternoon, even at # p.m., the clouds fill in, but you're dry. 4:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m., that's when the winter weather arrives, at 7:00 p.m. you'll see snow falling north and west of city. however look at the t

meteorologist karen rogers is in for chris sowers. >> reporter: good morning, everybody, i want to startnew advisory in place. there was a winter storm watch and dropped to a winter storm advisory from 4:00 p.m. this afternoon to 4:00 a.m. this is a quick-hitting system that will produce a variety of precipitation, depending on where you live. here's satellite and radar, look how clear we are. the rain is out of herero

tada, this time instead of the roy moore race that we had in alabama, we're going to have chris mcdaniel versus roger. mcdonyell who tried to unseat thad cochran recounts and audio tapes. it was such a mess. the race was such a second tack hrar race. mcdaniel is back for more. he is opposing the guy. trump didn't just endorse wicker. he endorsed wicker the night before mcdaniels expected announcement. he came in right before mcdaniels did it. he said, i don't care. i'm doing it. for republicans, this is another example of what earthly point is there to doing this? steve bannon, call your office. >> dana: could be he wants his name out there in case there's another opening. we go to florida. another poll talking about the possible senate race between bill nelson and rick scott. this is showing bill nelson at a 46/42 and harry enson our friend tweeted this. this q pack florida state poll looks like the other nelson advantage. clear sign that scott is at or near the apex of his popularity in florida. >> even though harry works at cnn, he's still right. ah, no. this race is going to be one of the hottest

roger: i get a call from chris kelly. he goes, my boss has an existential crisis.t tell you what it i think you are the right guy to help them solve it. he comes in. 22 years old. emily: two years after facebook was founded. roger: correct. 9 million in revenue at that point. never metrk, we have each other. i need to tell you something before we start. i said if i don't tell you now, you will never believe me later. have created the most important company since google, that within a few years she will be bigger than google is today. the secret is use salt the problem of identity and take privacy seriously. those two values are powerful. i said the problem is that if it has not happened already, microsoft or yahoo! will offer $1 billion for your company. your parents come aboard of directors, employees will all tell you to take it. your lead venture investor will back you next company. you can be a philanthropist. you are only 22. i am here to tell you that his nuts. no one has been able to replicate the great idea at the perfect time. you don't get a chance to do

roger: i get a call from chris kelly, who is the chief privacy officer, one of the senior executives., my boss has an existential crisis. i can't tell you what it is. i think you are the right guy to help him solve it. he comes in. he is 22 years old. it is like march of 2006. emily: two years after facebook was founded. roger: correct. i think they had $9 million in revenue at that point. i said, mark, we have never met each other. i need to tell you something before we start. i said, because if i don't tell you now, you will never believe me later. you will just assume i am trying to appeal to you. i think you have created the most important company since google, that within a few years you will be bigger than google is today. and i think the secret is you solved the problem of identity and you take privacy seriously. those two values are really powerful. i said the problem is that if it has not happened already, either microsoft or yahoo! will offer $1 billion for your company. your parents, your board of directors, your management team, your employees will all tell you to take it.

chris. >> what was your level of surprise to hear mike rogers say, no, the president hasn't asked me to do anything to combat russian cyberattacks? >> chris, i was shocked but not surprised. i'm on that committee as well. i was in the room. i asked admiral rogers. i said, look, don't you think we've been humiliated as a nation? we've probably lost the first cyber war we've been in with a foreign adversary. he acknowledged it and said we did not view the electoral system as critical infrastructure we needed to protect. but then you add to it, okay, have you been directed now to protect it. his answer was no. that's why mayors and governors around the country who have to operate elections don't have much confidence that the federal government is acting to protect the american democracy. >> why isn't it happening in your opinion? >> there's not been a direction from the commander-in-chief to any of the relevant agencies to provide the level of protection we need. admiral rogers stressed yesterday, i'm an operator, i need direction from the top to do things. elections are things that states an

chris shares. >> who is it. >> karen rogers. >> awesome. >> and it says dear curran thanks so much for watching us me happy. >> curran what do you say to chris and karen and david, and dave murphy, i know, what do you say to them. >> thank you. >> handwritten note goes the extra mile there. curran was joined by his siblings. curran's mom casey fitzgerald henry is the one who sent us the video. >> the reaction is so sweet. we love all of our viewers. could you imagine they watch so young. >> i was surprised when i heard about this. i was like okay, in the morning he's up early so he's always watching the weather. cute kid and that was a great thing that we were -- that we really enjoyed doing. >> to all of our viewers out there whoever is watching we love you right back. >> i love the fact in he's like no empty this one. >> dave murphy. >> thanks, curran. >> all right. again thank you to the family for that. we will be right back with your top stories. >> ♪ travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing, with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky moun

. >> karen rogers is in for chris sowers, a mixed bag with snow and rain right, karen?e changes we're having coming in, as well. we're seeing less of an impact for much of the region. the temperature will be higher. the winter weather advisory, now it's a winter weather advisory even for the northwest suburbs, it was a winter storm watch it's been downgraded since yesterday. we have a beautiful start to the day partly sunny skies be w

chris wray. mike rogers. robert cardella. we have a long day in front of us. i thank all of you for being here. i know how forward you looked to this one occasion on an annual basis. since 1995, this committee has met in open forum to discuss the security threats facing the united states of america. this has never been, nor will it ever be, a comfortable conversation to have. the threats this country face are complex, involving, and without easy answers. domains,t in multiple they are asymmetrical and unconventional, they can be launched from across the ocean or be planned in the heart of our homeland. this conversation serves a vital purpose and it is essential that it takes place in the public square with as much detail and can door as if possible. in my view, that is the true value and public service of this hearing. it provides the american people with insight that they do not normally get. those insights are about the spectrum of threats we are up against as a nation. importantly, those insights are also about the work that the intelligence community does

rogers stressed that he is an operational commander and not a policy maker and like fbi director chrisy's testimony earlier this month rogers said he had not been given a specific directive from the trump white house. >> as i understand, you said that president trump has never ordered cyber com to take any action to defend or thwart elections meds ling this fall. >> i've never been given any specific direction to take additional steps outside of my authority and i have taken the steps within my authority trying to be a good proactive commander. >> but no one from the the administration has asked you to take any additional steps? >> i haven't been granted any additional authorities, capacity, capability, no, that's certainly true. >> i'm going to try to channel a woman who came up to me at the grocery store. she asked me, are we strong enough and smart enough that we can keep them from doing this again? >> yes. >> okay. so then the next question she asked me, i said the same thing. the next question she asked me, are we doing that right now? >> we're taking steps but we're probably not

chris wray. director of the national security agency admiral mike rogers. and director of the geospacial intelligence agency robert cardila. >> we'll bring that to you as news is made at this hearing. coming up, the republican party appears to be cozying up to deficits after years of attacking president obama over that issue. now president trump's just released budget proposal has a price tag in the trillions. we're going to break it down next. i needed legal advice for my shop. that's when i remembered that my ex-ex- ex-boyfriend actually went to law school, so i called him. he didn't call me back! if your ex-ex- ex-boyfriend isn't a lawyer, call legalzoom and we'll connect you with an attorney. legalzoom. where life meets legal. people are fighting type 2 diabetes... with fitness... food... and the pill that starts with f. farxiga, along with diet and exercise, helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. lowering a1c by up to 1.2 points. do not take if allergic to farxiga. if you experience symptoms of a serious allergic reaction such as rash,

general robert ashley, director of the federal bureau of investigation chris wray, director of the national security agency, admiral mike rogersirector of the geospatial intelligence agency robert cardillo. we have a long day in front of us. i thank you all for being here. i know how forward you look to this one occasion on an annual basis. since 1995, this committee's met in open forum to discuss the security threats facing the united states of america. this has never been nor will it ever be a comfortable conversation to have. the threats this country face are complex, evolving and without easy answers. they exist in multiple domains. they're asymmetrical and conventional. they can be launched from across the ocean or be planned in the heart of our homeland. nonetheless, this conversation serves a vital purpose. and it's essential it takes place in the public square with as much detail and candor as is possible. in my view, that is the true value and public service of this hearing. it provides the american people with insight that they just don't normally get. those insights are about the spectrum of threats we're up against

chris brown. he had an opportunity to talk about bill o'reilly, and roger ailes, and defended mike tyson. >> i am sure it is true, if somebody hit his wife and he knew about it, he would find that offensive. the problem is that he doesn't believe the women. that is what we saw with the roger ails situation. and he said i don't believe that he did that. he never did those things in front of me. why would these women complain. all of these people say when they don't understand domestic violence. they don't understand that a woman can say nice things about somebody and actually have been sexually harassed or been abused by them. it seems that the assumption was that the women weren't telling the truth. >> kirsten powers, jason miller thank you very much. calling for the death penalty for the young man accused in the central park jogger case. those young men were exonerated after years in prison. i will speak with two of them next. touch is how we communicate with those we love, but when your psoriasis is bad, does it ever get in the way? embrace the chance of 100% clear skin with taltz. taltz is pro

rogers for "fyi philly." >> i would like to remind you, you can see "fyi philly" tonight on 6abc. did you see chris sowers in there, where is our food. we want some. >> reporter: it was very, very good, they came into the weather office we were doing our work, they were like due guys want girl scout cookies, we were like girl scout cookie? >> you didn't share them? >> reporter: you weren't here. they were very, very good, though. looking outside we have a familiar scene. penns landing, we're locked in pretty good, more clouds, low level fog patchy mist and drizzle taking place for the weekend. cloudy skies, periods of rain, if you're not picking up the rain you'll see the drizzle. rain during the morning hours perhaps a little bit of clearing late in the day, warmer high of 60. i wouldn't hold my breath as i would expect the clouds to hang tough all weekend long. 44 degrees, temperature-wise it's not too cold. dewpoint, 43. the windchill 44, we don't have much of a breeze, technically out of the west/northwest 3 miles per hour. pretty much mid 40s for everybody. 39 in the poconos. 44 in-month-old.

chris brown. he had an opportunity to talk about bill o'reilly, roger ailes,tyson. it seems like there's a pattern here. >> the problem is, i'm sure it's true that if somebody hit their wife and he knew for a fact that it happened, that would be offensive to the president. i would be surprised if that's not true. the problem we're having here is he doesn't believe the women. he doesn't seem to think this happened, despite all of the evidence that it did happen. that's what we saw with the roger ailes situation. that's what we saw with the bill o'reilly situation. i interviewed him and asked him about the fact that he was defending roger ailes. and he said, i just don't believe he did that. he's not that kind of person. he never did those things in front of me. why did the women complain, they said nice things about them before. all of the things that people say when they don't understand domestic violence. they don't understand that a woman can say something nice about somebody and have been abused by them. in this situation, and we saw through the white house, his

chris mcdaniel might be a name. he is talk about primariying the roger wicker. >> right, now, if you remember mcdaniel challenged thadan 2014. came up a few points short. cochran has now has health issues in the senate. so, mcdaniel is one of bannon's brigade if you call him that or used to call him that i guess. is going to probably primary roger wicker in mississippi. now, the thing about mcdaniel is that i'm not sure that this is necessarily him thinking that this is a winnable race. wicker has $4 million in the bank. he is in pretty good standing in mississippi. so it's going to be hard to paint him as some, you know, a swamp creature which is what he is going to try to do. this is more about mcdaniel trying to position himself for another shot at thad cochran or the event thatted that cochran more in line for that seat. >> dana: can i imagine that president trump might think this is a real waste of republican dollars if you are going to have to gonsd a fight a primary there in mississippi. before i let did you go. i want to hear about in arizona. what's happening with that open house seat? >> so, the primary is

roger wicker said he'll be watching as well. can chris of that firebrand conservative, is that enough to take on some of these more establishment candidates? >> of course, mitch mcconnell has a majority of one, so every one of these races matters. vaughn hilliard, thank you very much. >>> up next, it's part clubhouse and park working space and only women are allowed inside. i talk to the ceo of the wing to find out more about the concept and how it's being used to spread a message. "kasie dc" is back after this. l. suppositories for relief in minutes. and dulcoease for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcolax. designed for dependable relief. if yor crohn's symptoms are holding you back, and your current treatment hasn't worked well enough, it may be time for a change. ask your doctor about entyvio, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. entyvio works at the site of inflammation in the gi tract and is clinically proven to help many patients achieve both symptom relief and remission. infusion and serious allerg

stepping out of his father's shadow, chris eubankjr has a world title fight tomorrow night when he takes on george groves in manchester. and age is nothing but a number — rogerldest world number one tonight. the manchester city manager pep guardiola has spoken today about the barry bennell trial and expressed his sympathy for the victims of the former youth coach's sexual abuse. bennell, who was associated with some clubs in the north west, including city, has been convicted of 43 counts of child sex abuse between 1979 and 1990 and will be sentenced at liverpool crown court on monday. here's our sports mews correspondent richard conway. no child should suffer the way we did. for the survivors of barry bennell‘s reign of abuse, the pain and memory of their ordeals will never fade. they are left instead to reflect on how one of britain's most prolific paedophiles was allowed to get away with his crimes for so long. he got away with it because he was so good at what he did in terms of football. his ability and skills. he groomed the parents. a perfect storm, almost. until we grew into men and stood up to him and put him where he should be now. speaking today, s

chris. >> reporter: i won't use that any more. >> a brand new "fyi philly" is coming up tonight on 6abc. >> here's roblg rogers -- karen rogers andlicia vitarelli with a preview. >> reporter: there are two new places a party in the city. get a taste of northeast philly's cultural cuisine. learn about two premier dining events and how to succeed in your daily deeds. get a taste of orlando you could win a trip for that. tune are to that, we hope you join us. >> so glad you stayed with us, "healthcheck" now, you know that the flu vaccine protects you from getting sick. researchers have discovered it may help prevent against a heart attack. elderly people who are sick with the flu are 6 times more likely to suffer a heart attack because of the added stress the virus puts on your body even when the effectiveness is lower as this year, it still lowers your risk of heart attack. >>> rising cost of healthcare is what our country is facing. "action news" is partnering with the philadelphia inquirer to provide philly health cost an online tool to look at the real costs of medical treatment tests and services. over the years, "action news"

chris rea. after the national security agency, admiral mike rogers. and directed the geospatial intelligence agency, robert cardillo. we've got along in front of us and i thank you all for being here. i know how forward-looking this one occasion on an annual basis. since 1995, this committee has met in open forum to discuss the security threat facing the united states of america. this has never been, nor will it ever be a comfortable conversation to have. the threats this country face are complex, evolving and without easy answers. exist in multiple domains. they are asymmetrical and conventional. they can be launched from across the ocean or be planned in the heart of our homeland. nonetheless, this conversation serves a vital purpose and it's essential that it takes place in the public square with as much detail and candor as is possible. in my view, that is the true value in public service at this hearing that provides the american people with insight that they just don't normally get. those insights are about this for some we are up against defama

rogers said he's never told me to do anything. this president has a cease-fire with putin. >> that's exactly right, chris. >> one--weended cease fire. >> it blows apart is the whole argument that obama did less than trump did. it's something we see appropriated by the right this week. but if you think about all the details that were laid out how russia did their influence campaign by mueller a few weeks ago. >> seven states have been cased out to possibly be broken into this november for all we know. >> sure. so they may not be doing enough now to protect that. that seems clear from the testimony. remember that the obama administration didn't have all the details. it took robert mueller months and months to get to that level of detail and now that we have it, there's no response. it seems really limited. it seems there's a cry from the intelligence community to say give us the tools to stop this in the future. it's a serious threat. >> how do you see this prosecution going now, kim? >> it's our democracy in a way is hanging by a thread on his ability to continue to do his job. the russian interference here takes us out of the polit

rogers stressed that he is an operational commander and he is not a policymaker. and gave a similar answer to fbi director chris wray about directives from the trump white house. take a listen to this. >> as i understand you said that president trump has never ordered cyber com to take any being a to defend or thwart russian attempts to medal dle i the elections this fall about. >> i said i've never been given direction to take steps outside my authority. i have taken the steps within my authority trying to be a good proactive commander. >> but no one from the administration has asked you to take any additional steps? >> i haven't been granted any additional authorities, capacity, capability. no, that is certainly true. >> what message does it send to vladimir putin that the united states is not fully implemented sanctions to counter known russian cyberattacks? >> you know, more broadly, not just the sanctions, but more broadly, my concern is i believe that president putin has clearly come to the conclusion there is little price to pay here. >> bingo. >> and therefore i can continue this activity. >> yes. >> ev

chris collins who sits on oversight about what's to come. >>> plus, i talked to the man in charge of holding the republican majority in the house. congressman steve stivers. and later tragedy on the tracks. congressman rogershall tried to revive the driver of a trash truck after the terrible accident with the train carrying house republicans. congressman marshall is joining me as well. >>> but tonight we want to start with a little game. it's called who said it. we're going to start with some easy ones. it will get a little harder as we go along. here is the first one. i bet you can guess. quote, this memo totally vind indicates trump in the probe. but the russian witch hunt goes on and on. there was no collusion. there was no obstruction. the word used now used because after one year of looking endlessly and finding nothing collusion is dead. this is an american disgrace. did you guess? president trump? if so, you win. that was an easy one. he tweeted that saturday morning. now it gets a little harder. here's the next one. >>> quote, i have great confidence in the men and women of this department, but no department is perfect. that was from attorney general jeff sessions. probably the most note worthy pa

chris. >> that's frances mcdormand of "three billboards" during her days at monessen high school in pennsylvania. good morning it is 8:27 a.m., monday, february 26. i'm tamala edwards. let's head to karen rogersthbound heading toward center city. you're not alone. this is southbound traffic lots of company with you. 37 minute drive time, normal scram. no accident there. cow path road a new accident at tailors road in lansdale. stick to bethlehem pike. in the logan section of the city. we have an accident at belfield at wister street. stick to olney there. travel time coming coming up from deptford and turnersville, 7, 8 minute ride from the ac expressway. not too bad. >> let's go outside to meteorologist david murphy with the exclusive accuweather forecast good morning. >> reporter: tam we're 47 degrees for philadelphia. that's the average high for this date. this afternoon we'll go higher than that. him cloud for a while and high of 53. tomorrow sunny and nice, 56. a few clouds around on wednesday, a milder high of 58. thursday a storm system arrives that brings rain during the day some of it heavy especially as we move through the afternoon and nighttime. high of 52. there could more rain e