christine: yes. robert: okay, so how do you do that? how do you help them get up to speed enough to help others? christine: yeah, so we have different types of programs. we have our spring and summer boot camp, where they learn website design and development, and they also learn 21st century career skills. and at the end of the program, they learn how to build a website for small businesses. and we also have our after-school programs, where they learn web development, marketing, and entrepreneurship. robert: how do students get involved in this? i would imagine a lot of young people would love to get involved in it. how do they? christine: yeah, so pretty much they go to hackthehood.org and they apply, and we're actually having our spring boot camp coming up this february. robert: oh, okay, yeah. sometimes it's just as easy as that, huh? although maybe not if the word doesn't get around, it's hard, huh? tell me a little bit about that boot camp, i love the idea of that. are students necessarily alrea

christine and dave. >> thank you. the memo cites the role of andrew mccabe overseeing the aspects of the russia investigation. now he will watch from the sidelines. mccabe has left the fbi ahead of his planned retirement in march. >> he has been the president's favorite punching bag as he lash -- lashes out at the investigation. >> the only thing the president has applied pressure to is make sure we get this resolved so you guys and everyone else can focus on the things that americans care about. that is making sure everybody gets the russia fever out of their system once and for all. >> former fbi director james comey, mccabe's one-time boss, responded with a tweet. special agent andrew mccabe stood tall when thousands are trying to tear down the institution. i wish andy well. i wish continued strength for the fbi. america needs you. >>> we learned that chris wray hinted to staff on the clinton e-mail investigation which played a role in mccabe's departu departure. others paint the move as mccabe's call. we have jess

christine romans. glad you are ann early riser.esident wants to take credit for economic gamein. >> he will brag about it. the american economy is booming. he will take credit for that. let's talk about the stats he has to back him up. stocks and jobs and corporate profits. gang busters. these were strong when trump took over. his pro-business attitude flipped a switch. consumer confidence and optimism at all-time highs. the cheerleader in chief bragging his way to an economic boom. there are spots in the strong economy. unemployment rate at 17-year low. that doesn't include the americans not in the labor force. 95 million people who are not working and not in the labor market. the majority of them are retired and some in school and taking care of a loved one. that leaves 6 million workers unaccounted for here. what about jobs? there were 2 million jobs created during president trump's first year. that is a great number. 2 million jobs. let's put it in context. this is important. that pace is the slowest in six years. that is not u

the city's cleanup means that christine will be out here even longer. before i did before was better. than taking to the to. know is a. well. for many homeless people in l.a. a lack of affordable housing makes it almost impossible to get off the streets. listing three percent of the city's rental market is vacant. we walk around most of the night and then christine shows me something how breaking . this is the famous blue house. test of the house that i called my home. no memories here in. so that was home this is home. this home the four walls that. f.l.t. cheering. that i have that again. this is the god's timing that my. then she says in mind. this is my back. don't be a stranger ok. well this is tiny homes could help people like christine until they get back on their feet back and come. the pressure is on for him to finish raven's tiny house. but he still needs to locate a place we can put it some way the city clean up one easily find these are just two of over eight thousand lots of the city controls. are off and stuff boarded up is not allowed. an

we walk around most of the night and then christine shows me something how breaking . this is the famous grouse. test it was called. never memories do you think. so that was how this is home. is home this. f.l.t. cheering. again. which is the god's timing that mike. and he says in mind. this is meant that. the biggest danger is that. elvis is tiny homes could help people like christine until they get back on their feet back in compton the pressure is on for them to finish raven's tiny house. but he still needs to locate a place we can put it some way the city clean up won't easily find these are just two of over eight thousand watts of the city controls. but. often stuff more luck is not allowed. and while searching he gets a. even with an unexpected update. and you are right left in your hand. yeah i'm pregnant. this morning i'm pregnant hard on governor. else way over about on a great year and i have my life together elvis is already worried about reagan but he must to some enthusiasm i will listen to i gotta run right now but i'll call you back later that's that's g

christine and alex. >> thank you, phil. let's bring in political reporter tal kopin. >> hi. >> if the republicans pass the funding bill, is there a chance the democrats get on board? >> it is difficult for senate democrats. as phil described, getting through the house is the hard part for republicans. we don't know if they will do that. for a lot of senate democrats, it is an easy no. there are enough democrats for whom this is a difficult vote trying to maneuver that is what you will see over the next couple days. republicans are going to say over and over democrats are shutting down the government over daca and over amnesty or appeals to their base. democrats have to find a way to justify rejecting this bill that goes beyond just that and say send us something better for the american people. that's going to be their message. >> the last time we had a shutdown was 2013. i remember in d.c. and covering that and so many people were saying, a shutdown is not a big deal. it just shuts down the parks. it is a big deal. the job

christine is here to see it. they say you know you're welcome i mean to hit rock bottom this is my run fight every year. all that money spent. you could spend half of that and give these people a place to go but instead they're treated like. with ravens camp demolished most of her positions gone and with a baby on the way elvis must deliver her tiny house before nightfall. i finally found a suitable location for ravens' tiny house in a quiet area mostly industrial. affect anybody. elvis and raven hoped this part of downtown l.a. away from skid row would be safe from the authorities. with already he's a must continue to keep l.a. streets clean days finally. for the tiny house to live free feeling very good by. a lot of things going through a lot of hardship that's not this tiny house it's a perv. after the week that she's had and everything she's gone through on top of the in fragments it's more important now that she gets the house because i don't think she can go much longer with not get any rest. you really fea

we walk around most of the night and then christine shows me something how breaking . this is the fame is the house. there's still house that i called my home. now the memories you in. so that was home this is home for me. i do miss home the four walls. that's all to cheer in. again. and to say god's timing that mike. and keep that in mind. this is my back. don't be a stranger ok. well this is tiny homes could help people like christine until they get back on their feet back in compton the pressure is on for them to finish raven's tiny house. but he still needs to locate a place we can put it some way the city clean up one easily find these are just two of over eight thousand watts the city controls. are off and stuff boarded up is not allowed. and while searching he gets a. right even with an unexpected update. you know right after you're done that i did yeah i'm pregnant. this morning i'm pregnant hard i'm a governor. elsewhere over it our time great is here and i have my life together elvis is already worried about reagan but he must to some enthusiasm i will listen

i'm christine harvey, this is bloomberg. yousef? yousef: thanks, christine.ack to a story around what's happening with the hovering around a three low. oil prices recovering. golf cart it, we shed light on the story. chronicallye underweight -- people arguing investors are chronically underweight. flows.emerging-market a founding partner is still with us on the set. franklin, t know, i want to get into your calls on government o, i, and outside -- din want to get into your calls on government bonds, and outside saudi arabia as well. dino: in general, it's all been .ood news i would say you mentioned almost $90 billion issued last year. it's becoming a significant dollar bloc of the global landscape. our expectations for 2018 is which have -- is we should have 208 billion or so. we have done a lot of research, father we are looking to maximize returns or minimize risk, we've discovered adding a significant proportion -- producesf gcc debt portfolio risk. we are very excited about the prospects for the region. yousef: we're looking at a few graphics we've put t

christine and dave. >> thank you. two senator whos who broke froms part agreeing to vote yes on the stop-gap funding bill known as the continuing resolution. fli they believe the white house is not done enough to strike a deal. >> senator, you really think you can come up with agreement by the 8th? >> i hope, but i doubt it. it relies on the white house to actually work with us on this and we have not seen that yet. >> the white house staff, i think, is making it very difficult. i talked with the president. his heart is right on the issue. i think he has a good understanding of what will sell and every time we have a proposal it is yanked back by  staff members. as long as steven miller is in charge of negotiating immigration, we're going nowhere. he has been an outliar for years. >> the white house using the senator's words to defend miller and attack graham. as long as graham is supporting legislation to side with people in the country illegally is going nowhere. >>> overnight, the white house kept up pressure on t

christine and dave. >> phil mattingly.hank you. >>> president trump accusing dick durbin distorting the comments he made last week. tweeting dicky durbin. he added a "y." totally misrepresented what was said at the daca meeting. deals cannot get made when there is no trust. deal is hurting daca. that is misrepresented means "shithole" and "shithouse" are two different things. >> some republicans in the room thought the president called haiti and african nations s house. that all insists they did not hear the president say s hole. you see that cover? but tap danced over what they heard. the white house and republicans playing a game here of semantics. >> thank you for the clarity. the rieshl i acial implications taking fewer brown and black immigrants over norway still remains. >> again, i will not comment on what may or may not have been said publicly. i am committed to -- look, the easy thing to do would be to -- >> you're not going to answer? >> the easy thing is this person said this. the bottom line is i am not in the

good morning, dave and christine. president trump arriving here at the world economic forum in davos. he is the first president fro n from -- president in two decades to come to davos. you heard that sound the president speaking in the introduction of the show. extraordinary comments back and forth with the president and report reporters. he dropped by a meeting that john kelly was having with staffers. he said he will sit down with the special counsel. he also explained how he has been defending himself and how it could be interpreted as obstruction of justice. he said he is simply defending himself. let's watch. >> do you think robert mueller will be fair to you? >> we will find out. here's what we'll say and everybody says, no collusion. there's no collusion. now they're saying did he fight back. did he fight back. >> what does that mean, sir? >> oh, it's obstruction. here's the thing. i hope so. >> how do you define collusion? >> i can tell you there's no collusion. >> reporter: so shortly after those comments, wh

>> it is quite possible, christine.w, there was a reference in the comments to consulting with his lawyers, which we would expect the president would do, and perhaps may have gotten a call from the lawyers after the comments became public. we don't know. it is interesting. one of the things that president trump, love him or hate him, you have to say about him he is direct. he will answer questions that he is asked however he feels he wants to answer them. you know, he walks into his chief of staff's office and talks to reporters and he is there for a policy discussion. they ask about whether he will testify and he answers them. you know, we will have to see where this goes. it is a remarkable turn of events to have him say definitively he agrees to the interview. >> if you have done nothing wrong, you would say i have nothing to hide. this was intended to be a background talk with reporters and chief of staff about immigration and the white house plan that they unveil at the state of the union. interesting back and fort

christine: i hope that is not the case.so much to watch in , the of monetary policies flow of capitals between countries as the economy strengthens. it is not time to have any kind of currency war. as i said we support floating currencies at market determined rates. francine: are there any strengths in bitcoin? christine: i am from normandy. we do not like to say no. normand to make a response. some good and bad. yes and no. the is fascinating about bitcoin movement because there are other cryptocurrencies as the technology that is underneath. it guarantees identification, authentication of transactions. is fascinating and that could be used in multiple , tracingnces transactions, land registry, you name it and some central banks are looking at it to use for their own currency. that is the interesting aspect of it. the not so interesting aspect is the anonymity of it is likely to facilitate money laundering, dark money moving around, and things that no one is happy we are looking for financial stability and transparency of

christine? >> fascinating. today is the day.en, thank you. >>> donald trump, a feminist? the president thinks that is a stretch. mr. donald trump rejecting that label with broadcaster itv. piers morgan brought that up after people gathered on the one-year anniversary of the women's march on washington. listen. >> you always have marches. the march was smaller than last year. i would not say i'm a feminist. i think that is going for. i'm for women. i'm for men. i'm for everyone. you have to go out and win. women are doing great. i'm happy about that. >> president trump also claims an improving economy means he would do better with female voters if the election were held today. >>> republicans who took donations from steve wynn are facing pressure. growing pressure to return that money. the former rnc finance chairman stepping down over the weekend from that job in the wake of sexual misconduct allegations. republicans were quick to demand the same from democrats who took money from disgraced producer harvey weinstein. >> now memb

well this is tiny himes could help people like christine until they get back on their feet back in compton the pressure is on for him to finish raven's tiny house . but he still needs to locate a place we can put it some way the city clean up one easily find these are just two of the over eight thousand lots of the city controls. are off and stuff boarded up is not allowed. and while searching he gets a call from raven with an unexpected update. are you doing all right now from your turn around the time. yeah i'm pregnant. this morning that i'm pregnant hard on a grammar and i doubt. i'll pray over about autonomy to hear i have my life together or elvis is already worried about reagan but he must to some enthusiasm i will listen i got to run right now but i'll call you back later that's that's great news we have to celebrate. and i want to. i want to jump for joy and like cry at the end on like. this is how quickly a change in circumstance can see your life go from bad to worse when you. on the street. with the stakes raised for her tiny house i want to see her ravens coping with the news

i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs.t room is christopher and alisyn. >> it was absolutely no collusion. everybody knows it. >> the president seems to repeat this mantra as if he could wish it away. >> president said he would speak with special counsel. now he is pulling that back a little bit. >> we should be pursuing closure. he doesn't get closure until he talks to bob mueller. >> he's obsessed with hillary clinton. >> we don't care about

christine, we have seen china and the united states work together. no small part thanks to the relationship with chinese president xi jinping and donald trump. three rounds of tough sanctions levied against north korea in 2017. that is felt in the border area. that dominated the relationship between u.s. and china. you look forward to 2018. what happens this year? the topics include north korea and also shift to trade. the trump administration considering levying tariffs on chinese imports to the united states within the next several weeks and if he goes ahead and does that, how does the president's decision affect the united states ability to work with china and other countries in the region to continue to try to solve the ongoing crisis in north korea just across the border behind me? >> matt rivers in china. thank you. >> certainly some positive. isis is on the run in iraq and around the world. the opinion of u.s. leadership in the middle east has taken a hit since trump took office . we have cnn's arwa damon live in erbil, iraq. arwa, you would t

good morning, dave and christine. the president as he was heading into the meeting in davos, he was asked by reporters about the bo bombshell report. that he wanted robert mueller fired last june. he said fake news. fake news. typical "new york times" story. the president went on to talk about his warm reception in davos. reporters asked him specifically about. that he respond-- specifically that. he gives that speech later this morning he will essentially be wearing a sales man's hat. encouraging to invest in america and the successes of the first year in office. the reality is this speech at davos and trip to davos has indeed been overshadowed by the overnight revelation here that the president was eager to get rid of the special counsel. it is important to think back what was going on at that time. this was in june. a couple of weeks after he fired the fbi director james comey. now, of course, his mindset at the time was he thought the investigation was going in the wrong direction. the question now is is this obst

i'm christine romans. >> i'm alex marquardt. the federal government's authority to spend money runs out tomorrow night. two groups to watch for are the house democrats and senators. gop defense hawks in the house say the party's short-term bill does not meet campaign promises. >> are you in a position to vote on what is out there for a budget resolution on friday? >> no. i want to do what we told the american people to do. what they elected us to do. fund the fence. do what the election was about on immigration. if the democrats want to shutdown the government to give amnesty to people who came here illegally, you can have them on the show and explain why that is appropriate. >> senate democrats under heavy pressure from the administration. they want protections for d.r.e.a.m.ers. people brought here illegally as children. many democrats leaning against a stop-gap bill. >> i know how my colleague can look the d.r.e.a.m.ers in the eye and say we will engage in breaking america's promise and violating our trust. at some point, sta

- well christin this is an incredibly important competition for us at the siemens foundation. our mission is to ignite and sustain today's scientific workforce and tomorrow's scientists and engineers. and so the opportunity to really drive the us economy but more importantly to remember that science in this country has really served the world beautifully over decades, so we're really about supporting the next generation of scientific innovators. - [christin] absolutely, so who is eligible to enter and what are they competing for? - well high school students around the country are eligible to join the competition and they're competing for a grand prize of a hundred thousand dollars in scholarships. and that's' both at an individual level and at a team level. so folks can join as a member of two or three teams or they can join as individuals. but the research they bring forward gets vetted, gets filtered, through judges who are at some of the leading institutions around the country. and it's just an incredible process to watch. - from a field of more than 1,800 projects, 12 were

christine. >> matt rivers for us in china. thank you. >>> huge gains against isis in iraq, but the opinion of the u.s. leadership in the middle east has taken a hit since trump took office. we have arwa damon in erbil, iraq with the reason why. good morning, arwa. >> reporter: good morning. yes, if we look at it in military and territorial terms, isis has been driven out of the majority of the lands it used to corolntrol across iraq and syri. president trump promised to bomb the hell out of isis. at the same time, he bombed the hell out of the civilian population. six months after mosul declared liberated, people are still searching for their loved ones. and across the middle east, this particular administration is anti-muslim. anti-region in general. if we look at the iran deal that is constantly under threat of nullified or more controversially, the decision by the trump white house to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel that incensed the population across the muslim world. >>> and germany has a 41% approval rating

christine and dave. >> phil, thank you. damaging new report suggests president trump may still be meddling at the top levels of the fbi and hand picked director threatened to resign if that continues. this is reporting from axios. attorney general jeff sessions pressured fbi director christopher wray to fire deputy director andrew mccabe. >> wray's resignation would have complicated matters. cnn has not confirmed the reason. >> mccabe is a frequent donald trump target. you can see the tweets dating back to july. cnn reported that mccabe is planning to retire soon. the president has enormous respect for the rank-and-file agents who make up the professional and talented agency. he believes politically motiv e motivated senior leaders like comey and others have tainted the agency's reputation. >> wray was assistant attorney general under george w. bush. comey went to twitter after the axios story broke. good to read people standing up for what they believe in. he then quotes dr. martin luther king jr. the measure of a man is n

christine? >> all right. beautiful snowy evening in tokyo. thank you so much for that, will. >> pyeongchang needs some of that snow for the winter olympics. >>> the senate republican leader says his intention is to take up immigration if the democrats help reopen the government. that enough, though, to sway the skeptical democrats? a key vote later today. we'll discuss. we do whatever it takes to fight cancer. these are the specialists we're proud to call our own. experts from all over the world, working closely together to deliver truly personalized cancer care. expert medicine works here. learn more at cancercenter.com like the new $1 stacker. the dollar gets you more at taco bell. are all these layers of beef and cheese reserved for a secret society? or just anyone with a dollar? the answer is yes. (bong) >>> it would be my intention to resolve these issues as quickly as possible. it would be my intention to proceed to legislation that would address daca. >> senate majority leader intends to address immigration reform. but is that enough f

so may i start with you, christine la garde. the suggestion was made that productivity growth is slowing in part because of what some of the fundamental drivers in particularly urbanization is slowing. i think that is important. so we shouldn't be surprised that productivity growth is slowly emerging and on the other hand there is a huge backlog of productivity in investments they could make because many of them see it poor. how does imf see the balance here. >> a bit like you just did. >> have i answered the question? >> you stole the answer. but i think the urbanization, when it comes to infrastructure projects, the lag time between the beginning of the project and the financing and implementation and so on and so forth, that is a slowing down factor. i think this is not just it. maybe population aging in some of the emerging market economies. delayed investment over the last few years which hasn't helped. so there are multiple factors affecting it but increased urbanization is affecting it. and could i say one more thing abou

christine and dave. >> all right. thanks. >>> a senior member of president trump's national security council staff purportedly proposed withdrawing some of the troops from eastern europe. that's to curry favor with vladimir putin. two officials telling the daily beast the ideas were floated in the earl le days of the president trump presidency. the white house has not responded to the daily beast's request for comment. >>> but the man who promised to drain the swamp is heading to the world economic forum in switzerland later this month. typically u.s. presidents do not go to this, a networking event for the rich and powerful. many view the conference as a symbol of wealth and elitism seemingly at odds with the campaign promise. >> the president is still 100% focused and committed to promoting policies that promote strength for american businesses and the american worker and that's going to be the same whether he's in the u.s. or any other place. >> davos will be president's fifth foreign trip as president. >>> james f

so we don't have much time, some extra with you, christine lagarde? the suggestion was made that productivity growth is slowing in part because of what some of fundamental drivers, particularly urbanizing slowing. that's very important. we shouldn't be surprised productivity growth is slowing in emerging and developing countries. on the other hand, there still a huge backlog of productivity enhancing investments the clerk can make because many of them still are relatively poor. how does the imf see the balance here? >> of it like you did. >> oh, dear. >> i think the urbanization, when it goes through projects, n a lifetime from the beginning of the project, financing, the implication is so, so forth, that is clearly a slowing down factory. this is not just it. there's also population aging, maybe not so much in some of the emerging market economies. there's also delayed investment over the course of the last few years which is not helped. there are multiple factors that are affecting it, but increased urbanization is one of them. can i i just say one

i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs.nt wanted to fire special counsel robert mueller and live coverage from davos tomorrow. no, on monday. it's friday. i almost forgot. it's friday. i almost forgot. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "new day". it is is friday, january 26th, 6:00 here in new york. chris is off. john berman joins me. another day, another bombshell. >> new developments just in. >> we sure do. we begin with breaking news for you. president trump is denying the bombshell reports that he tried to fire special counsel robert mueller last june. sources say the president backed off that demand after white house counsel don mcgann threatened to resign over it. it could be a key piece of evidence for robert mueller as he investigates crimes, including obstruction of

i have christine lagarde to my left. i think she has been a member of this panel for quite a long time. is theleft -- she managing director of the international monetary fund. next to her is the governor to me, but to others is the governor of the bank of england. lam, theeft is carrie chief executive of hong kong. governor ofeft is the bank of japan who has been a friend of mine for 40 years. we met at oxford. mary callahant is which is chief executive officer at j.p. morgan. i am looking very -- i am looking for very much to this panel. so, let's start with the short-term economic outlook and , --have just recently forecasting growth for this year and next -- so, what could go wrong? [laughter] celebrate what could go right for the moment because we are in a sweet spot, as i said. 3.9 is not bad. what is more interesting is 120 countries have actually seen their growth increase last year, and the only have about 1/5 of the emerging and developing countries that are seeing their gdp on a per capita basis decline. so, it

christine and dave? >> contentious. thanks. >>> colorado senator cory gardner inviting jeff sessions to discuss marijuana. gardener said he would block all of the president trump's judicial nominees until sessions' marijuana decision is reversed. session's move likely to pit federal and local officials against. gardener says no meeting with sessions has been scheduled yet. it's a whalcohol lot -- >> if you're hungry your pizza hut delivery could roll up in a self-driving van. >> perfect. >> at 4:47 a.m. how soon could these vehicles hit the road? cnn moin stream next. you won't see these folks they have businesses to run. they have passions to pursue. how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters, ship packages, all the services of the post office right on your computer. get a 4 week trial, plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale. go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. sunlen serf >>> will she? or won't she? so many questions swirling around oprah winfrey after

dave and christine? >> all right, will ripley, thank you, sir. >> set to greet president with a visit to london, now the visit is off. the president's claim as to why? this might have you shaking your head. >>> trying perhaps to distract from coverage of shut hole remarks, president trump posted tweets on a series of topics late last night. among them that he dropped a working visit to britain next month. reason ican seld my trip to london is i'm not a big fan of the obama administration having sold perhaps the best located and finest embassy in london for peanuts. only to build a new one in an off-location for $1.2 billion. bad deal. wanted me to cut ribbon, no. >> fact check, that is not true. the decision to move the embassy was made in 2008 under president george w. bush, also the president trump was expected to draw huge protests when he visited. let's go live to the new u.s. embassy in london, check in with cnn's nick payton walsh. nick, good morning to you. what have you learned? what was your rea

christine and dave? >>. >>reporter:.olorado senator cory gardner inviting jeff sessions to discuss marijuana. last week sessions rescinded and obama policy to take a hands-off approach for states that legalized marijuana. he said he would block all of the president's judicial nominees until sessions' decision is reversed. likely to pit federal law enforcement against local officials where pot is legal including colorado. no meeting on the schedule yet. a lot of indecision in those eight states. >>> let's check on cnn "money" stream this morning. global stockmarkets higher today. dow close the lower. bank stocks s&p and nasdaq managing to hit record highs, the strongest start to the year in more than a decade. >>> big changes for go pro. layoffs big time slashing 20% of his staff. fourth quarter revenue fell $200 million or 37% from last year forcing it to cut prices on its core product. >>> google being sued for allegedly discriminating against white men. the man was fired over a controversial essay suggesting biological

christine, dave? >> all right, i have to tell you we have all the smart people staying up all night, checking the claims. so that fact check team is really cool. all right, 53 minutes past the hour, can peacocks fly? not on united airlines. the airline barred this bird from a recent flight. >> you have to be trolling us with that. >> details coming up. hey, man? yeah, just a little shook up. this car for a second, i thought it could be sue's. same make, model, same color, same year even. i see what you mean. i've been thinking about it all morning. i mean, what if something did happen to one of us? what would our family do? don't you have life insurance? no - we keep putting it off. just not sure we can afford it. well, i make the same as you, and i have a policy. you know, just something to help cover expenses. it's from massmutual. yeah, i've heard of them - they've been around a long time. and so will you - but you'll feel better knowing that you're taking care of things. look, at lunch today, if y

christine?> tam, as we were saying, there's -- it seems as if we haven't hit a bottom. we haven't found the bottom to hit yet, and i do believe he said it. and i think republicans and democrats should both be -- this is a bipartisan offense, and we should all be upset about this. and i'm particularly hurt because the one african-american female representative in congress, mia love, is a haitian-american, and her family fled the duvalier regime -- they were refugees -- and she doesn't deserve that. >> you know, during the army-mccarthy hearings, there was a young lawyer named joe welch who sort of historically said to senator mccarthy, "have you no decency left at long last?" and we need a joe welch and among republicans to stand up and say -- 'cause this is -- you're right, this is a bipartisan attack on decency. >> and sam, so many republicans are saying it wasn't racist. it was just tough talk about a tough issue. >> we elected a vulgar thug to be president, and we shouldn't be surprised that

christine? dave? >> just a tragedy. >>> you may not know who logan paul is, chances are your kids do. the youtube star is being forced to apologize after he posted a disturbing video called we found a dead body in japan's suicide f forest. it showed a body hanging from a free. >> he has more than 15 million subscribers on youtube posted an apology saying he had been misguided by shock and awe. in the video they describe it the body before he halves uncf uncomfortably. the video spark the outrage. common tate ares viewed it and called it sickening and disgusting. parents learn more about what your kids are watching on line this year. >>> elsewhere hundreds of californians lining up for marijuana. buddies in san jose was granted the first license to also sell recreational pot. the joint was jumping. >> we're expecting business, i would say conservatively about a 30% bump in sale the. it looks more than 50 %. >> all right. let's check on cnn "money" stream this morning. global stocks mixed z on the very

christine? >> thank you so much for that in seoul for us this morning. >>> investigation is under way after commercial airliner skidded off a runway in northern turkey this weekend coming to a rest, yes, on a seaside cliff with its nose just yards from the water. officials say if the boeing 737 jet had gone any further down the slope, the plane would have likely plunged into the black sea. 162 passengers and crew on board. the airline in a statement says everyone was able to make it off the plane uninjured. >> that's terrifying. >> amazing. >>> a rare interview with queen elizabeth to park the 65th ver of her cor nation. the queen sharing harass memories on the smithsonian manager. she recalls her father was so determined to prepare her from her cor owe nation that he had her write her cor owe nation when she was 11. riding in the gold state coach was a horrible experience. >> horrible. it's just -- it's only sprung on leather. >> it rocks around a lot. >> not very comfortable. you can only go w

christine and dave? >> thank you. >>> the partisan wrangling over exactly what the president said in the immigration meeting becoming bitter. listen to two republican senators and the homeland security secretary. >> are you saying the president did not use the word that has been so widely reported? >> i'm telling you he did not use that word and it's a gross misrepresentation. how many times you want me to say that? >> i didn't hear that either. >> so you're saying in that room you didn't hear any of this sort of lumping everybody together is that what you're saying? >> i did not hear derogatory comments. >> what about the sentiment? >> about individuals or persons, no. >> i don't recall him saying that exact phrase. i think he has been clear and i would certainly say undoubtedly the president will use, continue to use strong language when it comes to this issue. >> to say i don't recall seems implausible. if the president of the united states used the word, blank hole talking about countries in the oval

back to you now, dave, christine?the weather is improving as the cleanup in california gets underway. >> dave and christine, what a storm here across parts of california producing as much as 4 to almost 6 inches of rainfall in an area that frankly really hasn't seen that much rainfall in a matter of 12 months put together. you look at what's happening. the burn scars have been in place so the soil not only becomes brittle but also hydrophobic so it becomes water repellant so anything there becomes runoff. you get landslides, rock slides, precisely what's played out and now the next is the next system. parts of 12 states dealing with winter weather alerts. this system producing maybe 4 to 6 inches for most but it will cause some travel disruptions across the upper midwest. >> microsoft updating your pc to protect against that huge computer chip flaw. it's going to slow down your computer. moneystream is next. hey, need fast heartburn relief? try cool mint zantac. it releases a cooling sensation in your mouth and throat