i'm christine romans in new york. welcome back to "early start." >> good morning, christine. i'm dave briggs. it is 4:30 a.m. in parkland, florida. america once again waking up to its recurring nightmare. a mass shooting. helpless to stop the gun violence plaguing the country. 17 people killed at marjory stoneman douglas high school. five patients remain in life threatening condition. ten others hospitalized with non-life threatening injuries. so far, 12 victims of the deadly rampage have been identified. here just a is just a few secon the horror they endured. we want to warn you the video is disturbing. >> holy -- oh, my god! [ gunshots ] >> just an absolute nightmare. officials say that is the sound of an ar-15 rifle being fired by 19-year-old former douglas student nikolas cruz. senator bill nelson told cnn how the attack began. >> the shooter wore a gas mask and he had smoke grenades. he went and setoff the fire alarm so the kids would come pouring out of the classrooms and into the hall. there the carnage began. >> just never had a chance. the gunfire sent students runn

of seroquel and welcome to the program we have team coverage this hour with my colleague christine one south africa's president jacob zuma has announced his resignation he made the announcement in a televised address to the people of south africa a short while ago the move coming after an order by his a.n.c. party to resign by the end of today or face a no confidence vote in parliament let's listen to what he had to say. actually i've just been told by my producer we don't have that statement from zoom us to we're going to get straight to the analysis now christine when he was here with us on the set and you have been covering this from the very beginning christiane what a week it has been apparently now we can talk about a resignation of south african president jacob zuma and that literally came through in the last couple of seconds really i imagine was difficult for jesus to get to get that that that sound bite but it came down to the party essentially threatening president jacob zuma with a vote of no confidence in parliament that essentially was going to be one of the most disgrace

i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. good to see you. good to have you back from vacation. >> a couple days off. >> it is tuesday, february 20th. we start with the latest on gun rights. six days after the school massacre in parkland, florida, the nation's youth on seizing the microphone demanding changes to the gun laws. more than 100 teens i staging a high-in on presidents' day to toughen gun regulations. >> students will board buses to speak to state lawmakers tomorrow. students in florida yesterday were promising to take their message to washington. >> this is simply a matter of are you with us or are you against us? are you for taking steps to save us or are you for taking nra blood money? we are not letting the united states be run by that terrorist organization. my friends and i, my community and i have stahave stared down barrel of an ar-15 the way you have not. we have seen this weapon of war mow down our friends. how dare you say we don't know what we're talking about. you have no idea what you are talking about. >> there is sup

i'm christine romans. glad are you back. >> good to be back. the president is not braggadoci braggadocios? i'm dave briggs. it is 5:00 a.m. in the east. we start with the markets. concerns not quieting. not yet after monday's epic selloff on wall street. the dow with the biggest single point lost ever. futures on wall street rebounding after falling sharply overnight. we always have our chief financial correspondent here. christine, how long could this last? >> it is continuing oversea ov. let's see what is happening over jaes. it is relationship nliis -- it the globe. dow futures turned lower again. they popped. they fell 700 points. it shows you how volatile it is. on monday, the dow lost 1,800 points. monday was brutal. it shed 1,175 points. 4.6%. that is a rebound from down here when it was 1,600 decline in history. this wipes on the the d s out t for the year. the jobs report on friday was a trigger. strong wage growth. wage inflation is good for workers, but bad for corporate profits. the fed reserve may have to raise rates faster than pl

i'm christine romans. >> i'm alex marquardt. it is february 23rd. the armed deputy assigned to marjory stoneman douglas high has resigned. scott peterson failed to enter the building in parkland, florida last friday. he retired on thursday after he was suspended without pay. peterson was armed and in unform when the shooting -- in uniform when the shooting began. the video and interview show the deputy did not engage. >> devastated. sick to my stomach. there are no words. these families lost their children. we lost coaches. i have been to the funerals. i have been to the homes where they sit shiva. i have been to the individuals. there are no words. >> no comment so far from peterson who garnered two deputy of the year nominations in recent years. the sheriff has two on restricted actions as they are investigated. today, governor rick scott announces his plan to keep schools and students safe and improvements to school security and ways to keep guns away from the mentally ill. teachers and staff begin returning to stoneman douglas high with a variet

christine and alex. >> all right. thanks to jeff zeleny at the white house. >>> the president also set to speak at the conservative political action conference later this morning. let's bring in erin delmore. >> good morning, erin. >> good to see you. >> kicking off the first day of cpac. we heard from wayne lapierre since the parkland shooting. let's play some of that. >> the elites don't care about america's school system and school children. if they truly cared, what they would do is they would protect them. their goal is to eliminate the second amendment and firearms freedoms. >> erin, he didn't give an inch there. it was really pitting us against them. he wasn't proposing any solutions. doubling down and digging in. >> alex and christine, you talk if anything has changed after parkland, you look at the students and activism. you think it could be a turning point. you see wayne going back to the same talking points. same thing after the newtown shooting. the only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun is a good guy

. >> i'm christine romans. it's tuesday, february 13th. it is a full week since the rob porter scandal and three days since the president tweeted lives are shattered because of the mere allegations. this is getting harder for the country and white house to ignore. rob porter's first wife is speaking out. this galvanized the scandal. she is slamming the comments by kellyanne conway and the white house communications director hope hicks. >> i never met somebody so strong with instincts and loyalty. >> you have no reason not to believe the women? >> i have no reason. >> colbie writes, in the washington post, borrowing kellyanne conway's words, i have no reason not believe her when she says hicks is a strong woman. the statement implies those in abusive relationships are not strong. i beg to differ. it is the subtle forms of abuse that inflict serious damage and making it hard for the victim to see the situation clearly. >> when the president called for due process in cases like rob porter's, it came to a shock to the members of the central pa

christine and dave. >> jeff zeleny. thank you. >>> americans say they want tougher gun control measures in the wake of the parkland high school shooting. senator john kennedy of louisiana says we need quote idiot control more than gun control. >> and proposals ran into roadblocks on monday. including the tightening the checks to the background system. closed-door meetings will be held today. enforcing back ground checks not enough for chuck schumer. >>> the sheriff deputy who stayed outside stoneman douglas high school says the investigation will ultimately cleared him. scot peterson was armed and never entered the building. listen to what president trump said about him and other deputies whose actions are under scrutiny. >> i got to watch some deputy sheriffs performing this weekend. they were not exactly medal of honor winners. the way they performed was, frankly, disgusting. >> the toefattorney for socot peterson says the attacks were unwarranted. he failed to meet the standards of police officers is patently untrue.

i'm alex marquardt. >> i'm christine romans.day yesterday of nationwide advocacy by survivors and families and gun control supporters following the flooz -- florida school shooting. the day was capped off by the emotional cnn town hall on gun violence. signs that some marginal change may be possible. florida senator marco rubio was the only republican willing to face his critics. he says he now backs raising the minimum age for owning a rifle from 18 to 21. >> in this country, if you are 18 years of age, you should not be able to buy a rifle. i will support a law. traditionally i have not looked at looking at magazine clip size. after this and some details i learned, i'm reconsidering that position and i'll tell you why. i'll tell you why. because while it may not prevent an attack, but it may save lives in an attack. >> rubio defended his opposition to broader gun control and violence legislation. including an assault weapons ban. here is an exchange with fred guttenberg who lost his daughter jaime. >> if i believed that law wo

let's go to christine. christine: thanks.rts gains for a 14th straight month in january. by moreshipments rose than expected, 12.2%. while imports rose 7.9%. that is the first japanese trade up in eight months. the strengthening yen remains a risk while it makes imports cheaper. china says proposed u.s. tariffs on imported steel and aluminum products are groundless and warned they may retaliate. slapr ross is the u.s. may quotas on imports of aluminum and steel, including a duty of 20 part -- 34% of imports. they say beijing will take necessary measures to protect its own rights. survivors of last week's florida school shooting have called for nationwide rallies next month to demand lawmakers act on gun control. students who appeared on u.s. sunday political program focus their anger on president trump, calling his response needlessly divisive. trump's tweets criticized democrats and the fbi over the attack that left 14 students and three adults dead. >> people are saying it is not time to talk about gun control. we can respe

i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs.nk the students mobilizing is turning public opinion? >> i think this is the mass shooting generation. they have a voice that gen xers haven't felt. >> demanding changes to the gun laws. more than 100 teens staging a lie-in outside the white house on presidents' day. an effort to pressure lawmakers to toughen gun regulation. >> 100 students will board buses from parkland to the florida state capital to speak to state lawmakers tomorrow. students in florida rallying and promising to take their message to washington. >> this is simply a matter of are you with us or are you against us? are you for taking steps to save us or are you for taking nra blood money? we are not letting the united states be run by that terrorist organization. my friends and i, my community and i have stared down the barrel of the ar-15 the way you have not. we have seen the weapon of war mow down people we know and love the way you have not. how dare you tell us we don't know what we're talking about. you have no

let's pick up that point with christine christine we saw the happy faces in politics everybody just singing and dancing and clapping but we need to remember that civil right opposed only just beat his challenger to become and see president so can't face the unite this party he didn't even get fifty percent this is the challenge though and if actually listening to the m.p.'s the song they were singing . is to say your time has come but it has come at a time where the party is really divided and what's going to be interesting to see still is how he's going to handle these party divisions is he going to shine resume annoying this in the party would he go kaput is the public expects him to do so because they say many people who are as i'm annoying those who've had their term in government are known to be corrupt and so if he shuns all of them entirely it's going to be seen as he is not making if it's to heal the divisions of the party but also publicly that is what the people want and president has said that he'll make fighting corruption one of his biggest problem priorities exactly and that's

christine and dave. >> jim, thank you.al kelly was touted as a moderating influence when he joined chief of staff. that reputation is evolving. one retired general who served with kelly in iraq says he no longer recognizes his former colleague. >> ex-white house ethics chief says john kelly touted as the adult at the white house and tells us a failure to compromise on slavery caused a civil war and calls dreamers lazy and protected a wife beater. tell us again how we're never allowed to criticize a general. also a cnn contributor. the rob porter issue is a larger vetting issue at the white house. all of the nominees or appointees had to withdraw or lost their jobs. >>> bipartisan budget deal faces an uncertain future in the house. the measure would cover defense and domestic spending for the next two years. house democrats are not on board yet. nancy pelosi opposing the plan in this historic marathon eight-hour speech over immigration. phil mattingly on capitol hill has more. >> reporter: christine and dave, we know the de

christine. the defensive play by ty the eagles. the eagles and patriots in the super bowl that many of us will remember for a long time. it had the most epic offensive display from both teams you will ever see in a super bowl. foles not only throwing three touchdowns, but caught that at the end of the first half to give the eagles the lead. brady hit gronkowski to get the lead in the fourth. when he does that, that is a good sign. nick foles answering to zach ertz. the big play on detentifense co from brandon graham with the strip sack on tom brady. the patriots would get the ball back and have one last shot. tom brady's last chance, a hail mary, would fall incomplte. nick foles who almost left football a couple of years ago to back-up quarterback to now the hero of philadelphia. he was the mvp. our own coy wire caught up with him after the game. >> just to be part of this and be part of the eagles organization and the first world championship. we are blessed. it is an unbelievable feeling. >> t

should go to. film about which college christine, lady bird should go toll film about which college christine bird should go to. i want to go where culture is. new york or connecticut or new hampshire. you will not get into those schools. you can't pass your driver 's test. you will not let me practice! christine... my name is lady bird! actually it is not. you should just go to city college, with your work ethic, to city college, to jail, and back to city college. we both laughed at that line, go to jail! it is for anyone. i didn't wa nt to jail! it is for anyone. i didn't want to state is a female film in some stereotypical way. i think a lot of people will love it. there is an interesting twist on the male characters which i will not give away. it is so well observed. there is the charm of the writing, it is small—town life, sacramento is the capital of california but for lady bird it represents a prison she wa nts to bird it represents a prison she wants to break out of. here she is with timothee chalamet who plays an indie band pretentious rocker. it builds up all the stuff we have seen

is unfair to their blind clients. sound from: christine benninger, president and ceo, guide dogs forasked delta airlines for a reaction to the concern from the service animal community about their new policy. delta directed me to the web page laying out their new policy with a quote from delta management saying: "the rise in serious incidents involving animals in flight leads us to believe that the lack of regulation in both health and training screening for these animals is creating unsafe conditions across u.s. air travel," - john laughter, delta airline, senior vice president corporate safety, security and compliancein san rafael gabe slate kron 4 news. still ahead ... we are getting you ready for the big game today with some of the best recipes. that's coming up in this morning's edition of dine and dish. >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] super bowl sunday is not just a

christine. ryan. >> kaylee hartung, thank you. in a needed boost to school spirit, the stoneman douglas high school hockey team won on sunday. the victory over the tournament's top seed. >> for the 17 that passed away out here. it has been a tough week. we came here to win. we all just came together and got the win. >> stoneman douglas will compete in the national championship next month in minnesota. >>> a agreein -- a growing numb companies are breaking up with the nra. they are not targeting weapons makers or manufacturers. they are targeting companies that offer discounts to nra members. symantec and metlife and car rental companies ending relationships with the nra. first national bank of omaha tweeting that customer feedback caused them to cancel the nra credit card. the delta and united airlines ends end s -- ending discounts for nra. the nra calling this a shameful display of political and civic cowardess. adding these brands will be replaced by others who value constitutional freedoms. for years, corporate america stayed

hey, coy. >> reporter: good morning, christine. mountains in pyeongchang known for the wicked winds that whip down from sisiberia. the temperatures are expected to feel in the 20s. the committee made preparations. over spectator getting rain coat, lap blanket, heated seat cushions and hand and feet warmers. it will be cold for those expected 40,000 plus spectators that ivan told you about. what is it like for the athletes dreaming of this moment? i caught up with team usa freestyle skier gus kenworthy. >> it takes your breath away. you walk out and it is a massive stadium. everyone is screaming. lights flashing. usa is chanted. everyone wearing the beautiful open ceremony outfits that ralph lauren made. a crazy sense of comradery. >> reporter: events under way. earlier, usa's 18 phenon nathin chen fell during his short program. he has never been on this big stage. can he handle the magnitude of the moment? nathan is a favorite for individual gold. team usa in second place after the first day of the team event. our friends, you hear

here's christine harvey.he u.s. has slammed investors into iran, saying it is like cutting a check to the iranian guard. speaking as a security conference, h.r. mcmaster hit out at north korea. however, diplomats from china, south korea and russia urged more dialogue with the regime. special counsel robert mueller detail of my widespread and coordinated campaign by russia. grand jury indicted 13 russian national and a so-called roltroll farm. this indictment serves as a reminder that people are not always to they appear to be on the internet. the indictment alleges that the russian theaters want to promote discord. we must not allow them to succeed. general jeffney sessions is ordering a review of the justice department's processes after the fbi felt to investigate a tip that the former -- that the florida school shooting suspect could up and stop. it was clear the nation's premier law enforcement agency missed warning signs. the fbi acknowledged it failed to act on a tip to its outline that nikolas cruz had

well and christine was keeping a close eye on i on the rapidly developing story and she joins me now christine work i'm not gifted the ins you said present all the time in the world to decide when he wants to resign and now we hear the a.n.c. treasurer see today he must resign what exactly i'm. sure live of the party secretary general use the words we have not given the president a deadline contrary to what the treasurer of russia dealable much as it is now saying effectively this boils down to the fact that the voices who were supporting president jacob zuma who is saying let us give him time have been outnumbered by those who are saying he needs to go now we understand that they are willing to go to parliament tomorrow and let on to an existing motion of no confidence that has already been tabled by the humble good work if a vote of no confidence talk us through the procedure what would then happen is that force is almost certain to pass through the a.n.c. has the numbers and we expect that the of the opposition parties would support that in that instance the president would have a

he could come out and say, to christine's point, we were working towards this. it just shows how healthy we are? >> it's dangerous i think -- the president is taking so much credit for the strong economy, and so many factors go into the economy and we've seen the president -- it's been a great pride of his presidency. you're right. i do think we could have seen him and offer a steady hand. we saw him at the rally in ohio yesterday. he could have said the economy has been so robust that we were due for some kind of course correction. but i don't think the president has mastered the art of that kind of subtle or supple messaging. instead, we saw him sort of lash out at the critics. though he is quick to take credit for the economy, he, of course, doesn't like being blamed when it takes a turn for the worse. >> in terms of that, christine, as the discussion continues today, the headlines are drawing people in. the numbers are drawing people in. is enough of the conversation happening, though, around those little tidbits? >> what's interesting about the president's

poser takes the helm a day out of jacob zuma palace to party oppression resign our correspondent christine money will be join me in the studio. also on the program deep divisions in nato put their forces heading for a possible confrontation in syria the u.s. defense secretary clashes with his turkish counterpart in drugs. welcome to the program i'm on the thought she. south africa has a new president he's sitting. his election comes a day off the jacob zuma finally agreed to step down after his spotty the a.n.c. give him an ultimatum to quit or to face a vote of no confidence south africa spot have been convened this morning to elect the new president the session in pretoria also some festive scenes and then this is what the chief justice said. one candidate has been nominated to men. or. polls song the nomination is an auto. accordingly in terms of item five of part eight of shade real threat to the constitution i declare. the owner montgomery ala said obama. julie elect the president of that it probably goes on. joining me now on the studio is christine one body doubles correspondent who

i'm christine romans. nice to have you back. >> during the talk, the president said he is not braggadocios. words were not used accurately. i'm dave briggs. it is tuesday, february 6th. 4:00 a.m. in the east. we start with market concerns. investor concerns not quieting yet after the epic selloff on wall street. dow with the single biggest-point loss ever. the futures are wall street are rebounding after falling sharply overnight. we have christine romans fortunate with us with a look at what is behind the drop and how long it could last, my friend. >> the selloff is not over. global markets now. wall street plunge is rippling. tokyo and hong kong and shanghai are down. red arrows on the top of the screen. europe opened an hour ago. following suit with two losses. dow futures just popped higher. this is dow futures up 148 points. they were down more than 700 points overnight. it gives you a sense of how wild this market sentiment is at the moment. the dow lost more than 1,800 points in the past two days. m

and as kron- 4's gabe slate reports...one of the policies is raising concerns. sound from: christineinger, president and ceo, guide dogs for blind. christine benninger, president and ceo of guide dogs for blind based in san rafael understands why united and delta airlines want to tighten the leash on emotional support animals flying with their owners. the airlines say people are calling their pets "emotional support animals" so they can fly them for free saving up to hundreds of dollars on a pet ticket. christine says if the "emotional support animal" is not trained it can put thier blind clients with trained service dogs on the aircraft in danger. sound from: christine benninger, president and ceo, guide dogs for blind. it can put our clients in danger when flying as of march first people will have to submit several documents to united and delta 48 hours before their flight to bring an emotional support animal on board. including current immunization records, a doctor form saying the animal is an official emotional support animal, a signed veterinary form proving the aminal is healt

i'm christine romans in new york. >> good morning, christine. i'm dave briggs. it is 5:00 a.m. in parkland, florida. known as one of the safest cities in america. waking up to a recurring nightma nightmare. helpless to stop the gun violence plaguing the country. 17 people killed at marjory stoneman douglas high school. five patients are in life threatening condition and ten others hospitalized with non-life threatening injuries. so far, 12 victims of the h rampage have been identified. here are the moments of terror. we want to warn you the video is disturbing. >> holy -- [ gunshots ] >> oh, my god! >> terrifying. imagine getting that out of your mind. officials say that is the sound of an ar-15 being fired from former student nikolas cruz. senator bill nelson of florida told cnn how the attack began. >> the shooter wore a gas mask and he had smoke grenades. he went and setoff the fire alarm so the kids would come pouring out of the classrooms into the hall and there the carnage began. >> worst possible scenario. the gunfire sent students running for cover. desperate to escape.

welcome christine that i can start a moment i'm so happy to share it with you now one of the main things that struck me as soon as i'm up was it was talking the atmosphere in the parliament there was a sense of relief and there's a sense of joy and levity what was your impression definitely in fact the opposition is calling it their victory that jacob zuma is no longer president of a country we have heard from two major parties to have selected its biggest opposition parties today they gave a press briefing shortly before the parliament set to elixir on a porch that they say that we fight is not finished but we are happy that we have brought the country to the stage the opposition telling the public that it is essentially the pressure that we have been putting on the a.n.c. that has forced him to to have president zuma find he'd leave office but as he stood the u.n. listening to to negotiate i'll remind you that soros was that was very much interest or mental in the negotiations that took place when south africa translated into a democracy that the negotiations that took place between th

our correspondent christine manuel joins us now in the studio for more good morning christine can you tell us something about the gupta family and why police really raided not only the family home but a number of other of their locations. because of the fact that the glimpses all closely related to the president all closely linked to the president for example one of the president's son is a serious business partner to the protests there have been allegations in reports and also in the public domain that the good times have access to state funds to state resources because of their proximity to the president now there has been an ongoing probe into that various civil cases of corruption which allude to the fact that they've got access to state funds because of their proximity to the president now we understand that this morning those raids are tied to that one of them specifically having to do with a dairy farm project when money that was meant to go to black farmers was siphoned into a concert belonging to the group has so we understand that several occasions of being raided city and t

christine benninger, christine benninger, president and ceo of guide dogs for blind based in san rafaelstands why united and delta airlines want to tighten the leash on emotional support animals flying with their owners. the airlines say people are calling their pets "emotional support animals" so they can fly them for free saving up to hundreds of dollars on a pet ticket. christine says if the "emotional support animal" is not trained it can put thier blind clients with trained service dogs on the aircraft in danger. sound from: christine benninger, president and ceo, guide dogs for blind. it can put our clients in danger when flying as of march first people will have to submit several documents to united and delta 48 hours before their flight to bring an emotional support animal on board. including current immunization records, a doctor form saying the animal is an official emotional support animal, a signed veterinary form proving the animal is healthy, and a signed confirmation that the animal is trained. delta is taking things a step further... they are also requiring travelers wit

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dave and christine. we are following the action on the house floor. you saw nancy pelosi again on the house floor. she was there before 4:00 a.m. as well. we heard from a number of democrats calling this maddening unjustifi unjustified. there is nothing for the dreamers in this debate. this debate will last an hour. that is what it is slated for. perhaps a bit less. the voting expected between 5:30 and 6:00 according to our calculations. pelosi again calling for house speaker paul ryan to make a firmer commitment to bring the issue of immigration reform, a deal for the dreamers, daca, to the house floor to satisfy her democratic caucus. all of this drama while the government is shutdown for the second time in three weeks. the senate did pass the massive two-year budget deal. 71-28. that was at 2:090 paul disagreeing to move up the timeline on the bill which required unanimous agreement for all senatosenators. he protested over the amount of money the government is spend in the bill and hypocrisy that his

one washes here in studio following this story for us hi christine an announcement expected today on presidents you must future what more can you tell us about this ok so. that. the president was. about. what we know is that last night. and they had a constructive discussion we also know that. the highest decision making body they were going to have. today it was expected that they were going to before the president that was canceled a lot of speculation that last night. jacob zuma. terms possible. about what happens when he leaves the presidency what if that is not the case and he does not want to leave the presidency what options does the party have the a.n.c. will be forced to take this to parliament because as a party they cannot remove him constitutionally from the south african presidency so that have to do this in parliament and that would mean that. structured to table a motion of no confidence session with vote or impeachment proceedings against president jacob zuma. does not want to get to that he does not want to humiliate its jacob zuma in that way he would prefer it if z

the triple digit gains as imf director christine lagarde said the wild markets are not worrying her >it's in our view, a welcome kregz. and we have observed suddenly that despite volatility, the market channels and mechanisms have worked well >>> heineken's four-year earnings, but the dutch brewer forecasts a lower marketing ahead impacting the environment. >>> what we're striving for is around 25 business points extension due to residual due to the fact of major integration in brazil at midyear. >>> and the shares on the rise in one of the largest pension funds are teaming up in a potential 10 billion euro lid for a specialty chemicals unit >>> and president donald trump prepares to unveil his $200 billion infrastructure plan relying on local government to rely on the heavy lifting. >>> good morning, everyone and happy monday, we'll probably have to pull you away from the winter olympics to see how the markets are doing, i had to do that myself. the picture is one of green. as you can see, everything is looking a lot more positive compared to the moves overnight. overnight trading cl

is unfair to their blind clients. sound from: christine benninger, president and ceo, guide dogs for blind. have to fly for emergencyi asked delta airlines for a reaction to the concern from the service animal community about their new policy. delta directed me to the web page laying out their new policy with a quote from delta management saying: "the rise in serious incidents involving animals in flight leads us to believe that the lack of regulation in both health and training screening for these animals is creating unsafe conditions across u.s. air travel," - john laughter, delta airline, senior vice president corporate safety, security and compliancein san rafael gabe slate kron 4 news. (pam) new at eight... employees for a meat vendor delivered pork to a san francisco chinatown market ... in what is being called an "unsanitary manner."(steve) a witness caught the whole thing on camera... reporter kay recede has the story. (nats cell phone video) 'touching on his face, his hair is not covered, nothing... itús just gross.' this is not how you want to see pork before it ends up on

christine. ryan. >>> thank you. thurman, the actress, detailing a tortured working relationship with former producer harvey weinstein. she vereveals an incident where weinstein attacked her. it happened in the 1990s at the savoy hotel in london. >> he pushed me down. he tried to shove himself on me. he tried to expose himself. he did all kinds of unpleasant things. i was doing all i could to get the train back on the track. my track. not his track. >> she said he sent her flowers the next day. in 2001, she reminded him what happened at the hotel and he apologized. representatives to weinstein provided photos of them together. it dmemonstrated a strong relationship between the two. >> they added, mr. weinstein acknowledges making an awkward pass 25 years ago at ms. thurman in england after misreading her signals. he apologized and deeply regrets. her claims of assault are untrue. >> the statement says weinstein is saddened and puzzled why thurman waited 25 years to make the allegations public. cnn reached out to quen

is unfair to their blind clients. sound from: christine benninger, president and ceo, guide dogs fore to fly for emergencyi asked delta airlines for a reaction to the concern from the service animal community about their new policy. delta directed me to the web page laying out their new policy with a quote from delta management saying: "the rise in serious incidents involving animals in flight leads us to believe that regulation in both health and training screening for these animals is creating unsafe conditions across u.s. air travel," - john laughter, delta airline, senior vice president corporate safety, security and compliancein san rafael gabe slate kron 4 news. (pam) new at ten : we go underground to reveal a san francisco muni ghost station. (steve)the eureka valley stop has been a ghost station for 46 years. kron four's spencer blake has an in depth look how how it helps the muni trains stay on track. (nats of chain-link gate) behind these gates....darkness sets in.the underground eureka valley muni station underneath market street is right between the castro and forest hill

the way that you work, or the way that you don't work, you are not even worse state tuition, christine lady bird! actually, it is not. and it is ridiculous. call me lady bird, like you said you would. you should just go to city college, with your work ethic, go to city college, then to jail, and then back to city college. we both laughed at that line, "go to jail!" it is for anyone. i didn't want to say it is a female film in some stereotypical way. i think a lot of people will love it. there is an interesting twist on the male characters which i will not give away. it is so well observed, the writing. that is the thing about this film. its charm accrues through its details. its observations of small—town life, though it's not that small town, sacramento is the capital of california but for lady bird it represents a prison she wants to break out of. here she is with timothee chalamet, oscar nominated for call me by your name, and who plays a pretentious pseudo—indie band rocker in this who she falls for. it builds up all the stuff we have seen before and gives it this very fresh, gentl

our southern africa correspondent christine manuel joins us now for more good morning christine what lies ahead now for south africa well it's just coming in the last few minutes that the pot image will elect a new president today we expect that to be several from a policy he will then go on to be sworn in we understand that the a.n.c. once i'm opposed to to give the state of the nation address tomorrow evening soon after that he's got to build a new cabinets because with the resignation of president jacob zuma when a sitting president resigns deputy ministers and ministers need to follow suit ok you know looking back at zooms presidency we have a lot to look forward to in the days ahead you know it was beset by scandal corruption allegations to walk us through some of the i think one of the most poignant was the gunga scandal as was rainy when taxpayers were told that the president had used state funds to upgrade he's personal home and the amount was really staggering there was also the eight hundred charges of corruption that's often cited around president jacob zuma these are char

christine romans, what are you looking for? >> i'm hearing from folks that some online trading outlets weren't able to accept trades. you're hearing from regular investors they weren't able to sell or in some cases buy. you still might have some price discovery as we call it happening overall. i would caution people here that this could be bumpy for a bit. corrections sometimes can take a long time. we haven't had one in a couple of years. that one lasted i think a month of trading where you saw some recoveries, but then setbacks as well. so watch for that. that's i think really important. and also remember the dow is just 30 stocks, so we talk about the biggest point loss ever for the dow. remember it was a 4.6% decline yesterday. that is not even the top 20. the s&p 500 is really what you want to keep watching, that's the broader stock market gauge, that's what the experts watch, it has 500 stocks in it, it is an index, not an average. that is still up 20% since the election. i don't know where we go from here. no one knows w

joining me now in the studio is did obvious correspondent christine christine this sounds like a complete fudged new deadline or time frame and the secretary general of the a.n.c. saying let's leave it to jacobs yeah a lot of frustration and then this and to the follow up humanae of that came from that statement journalist pressing the secretary general. to indicate as to how much time the president could potentially take this already goes to show that this has been a very very difficult negotiation that president jacob zuma is still insisting on leaving on his own terms and that the party is struggling to to have to get to a place where they have to force him out and so there they try to affordable the dignity that they possibly tad and he's really taking advantage of one of them but there is also the hint that within the agency this they caught reach an agreement themselves as to when the president should go at the say allow him to see through for instance the breaks on the way he holds a ceremonial presidency as well as in the african union summit as well and so this might get us to a

and as kron- 4's gabe slate reports...one of the policies is raising concerns. sound from: christinebenninger, president and ceo, guide dogs for blind. christine benninger, president and ceo of guide dogs for blind based in san rafael understands why united and delta airlines want to tighten the leash on emotional support animals flying with their owners. the airlines say people are calling their pets "emotional support animals" so they can fly them for free saving up to hundreds of dollars on a pet ticket. christine says if the "emotional support animal" is not trained it can put thier blind clients with trained service dogs on the aircraft in danger. sound from: christine benninger, president and ceo, guide dogs for blind. it can put our clients in danger when flying as of march first people will have to submit several documents to united and delta 48 hours before their flight to bring an emotional support animal on board. including current immunization records, a doctor form saying the animal is an official emotional support animal, a signed veterinary form proving the aminal is h

double correspondent christine can tell us more christine what are we expecting is that so they're meeting now what are we expecting to in about three hours now and what are we expecting to come out of today's music we will know today if president jacob zuma is going to be pushed out of office or if he's going to jump essentially . has been holding talks and negotiating with jacob zuma and we will know today if those talks have yielded fruit if the two gentlemen have managed to reach an agreement although if president jacob zuma has resisted all pressure to to step down and resign voluntarily and that then means the party is forced to take this to parliament because that is the only place that a party can impeach a sitting president and when they get to parliament they have two options they can two routes that they can take they can either table emotional confidence or they can go the route of impeaching the president ok so that's the big stick resign nicely or will go to parliament trying to kick you out seven hundred ninety three. corruption charges one wonders why we see has chosen now

because one christine has been closely following that story and she's with me in the studio welcome christine another twist in the drama of south african politics we heard would presume also just a short while ago what was he trying to say he is effectively dismissing the argument that a lot of people in the a.n.c. have been using you will remember that when he succeeded in two thousand and nine that same on him it had been used that you had a president in office who didn't have the confidence off his party and therefore under what mandate was he governing the country and the same situation we have here where people argue that the a.n.c. has no give support to president jacob zuma and so if he insists on being in the state house under whose orders is he staying there because he's party has expressed that it doesn't have confidence that this was an attempt by the president zuma to essentially dismiss that argument of the two centers of power in c. one has said to him earlier today that he must resign today office would have little confidence what kind of procedure we're looking at well firstly

our correspondent christine mon dieu has been following the story of force welcome chris thanks so not even probably for hours has gone by and the country has a new president just bring us up to speed and with that the sequence of events all right so now that it is official i imagine sort of also is going over a lengthy speech right now because tomorrow he is going to deliver the much anticipated state off the nation address this is when he talks to the south african public you also talks to to the world watching we understand that leaders from across the continent it is around the world will be listening into that speech he's made a lot of promises about some of the things that he's going to say in that speech and so there is eager anticipation as to exactly what he will say tomorrow ok so i die into the job and he gets to write the state of the nation speech who is cyril ramaphosa take a look. he's made it a whole month of his campaign rallies we could do this is the least that's. why people up here. they've been slow. also was. just this. summer because new president cyril ramaphosa

doubly correspondent christine one drunken tussle welcome christine what are we expecting from today's meeting or it's so we do know that they've been in there five hours already two things will come out of that meeting essentially we will know how jacob zuma is going to leave office is it going to be that he has voluntarily agreed to resign that would mean that him and sort of a managed to reach an agreement and that agreement will flesh out details of what happens when he leaves the presidency he things they have been for example he has demanded that the states continue to pay us legal fees for example if they have failed to reach some kind of an agreement that sort of force the can't take to the party we know that he is then going to open up the floor for the party to recall president jacob zuma to recall him the did so. i've heard this and i didn't quite understand how a political party can depose a president who is elected by a country that's a very good question so jacob zuma is not obliged to heed to that recall what the a.n.c. would be saying to the president is we deployed you

, catherine, quincy, christine, chris, miley, chris joyce, green catherine, quincy, christine, chris,others who made the storm a reality. thank you very much. to present the award for film not in the english language, the sensational andrea rice broke. the films nominated irene persian, japanese, french, russian, korean and max remak. —— khmer. and the bafta goes to the handmaiden. unfortunately the directors could not be here tonight but we will make sure this gets to them. cinematography is the next award. the never not brilliant dennis quaid. cinematographers are masters of showing this world in detail we could never imagine. this yea r‘s detail we could never imagine. this year's nominees have shown us the real—life past most of us never knew, a stark presence and a pair of imaginary world. their audiences lived in them and will never four get them. denominations are... —— of the nominations are. and the winner is, of the bafta, roger deakins, blade runner 20119. unfortunately roger deakins can not be with us tonight. he is shooting a movie in new york right now. he asked me to th

for some analysis i'm joined by the obvious correspondent christine i'm andrea a welcome christine well the a.n.c. was supposed to make a statement right now at eleven o'clock our time but it's postponed the statement for another two hours what's going on in the in the last hour we know that two of president jacob zuma has seen the allies in the party if he's home it's understood that they personally delivered. from the african national congress that was essentially telling the president that the party has recalled him we understand that the other structures of the a.n.c. now need to be informed and it is that process that has delayed this particular announcement the decision to recall the president was taken by the party as high as decision making body the other structures are now being informed of that now the in c. and particularly suited up was a we're very keen that zuma leave with some of his dignity intact but he's not playing ball so what are the possible scenarios and how do you see it playing up what this tells is that jacob zuma is very worried about the prospect of prison wh

christine. >> paula for us in pyeongchang. thank you. >>> a pair of american figure skaters shine in the team event while bad weather wrecks havoc on the slopes. coy wire braving the elements in pyeongchang with details. hello, my friend. >> reporter: dave, you thought minneapolis was cold. the winds will punch you in the face and laugh at you. it is really cold and windy. american figure skaters put another medal on the board for team usa. adam rippon put on a show in the olympic debut despite the pressure. he and gus kenworthy are the first openly gay men to compete in the olympics. he said they are representing something bigger than themselves. teammate mirai nagasu landed the daunting triple axel. the first american woman to do that at the olympic games. the performances helped the u.s. take bronze for the second straight winter olympics. crazy 45-mile-an-hour gusts demad delayed the start of the slopestyle competition. struggling to land their tricks. mother nature no match for team usa's jamie anderson. this give is toug

the state of the nation address christine thank you so much for that christine. space x. has launched the world's most powerful rocket to the falcon heavy roared off the launch pad on florida's cape canaveral is the latest milestone for billionaire entrepreneur and his aerospace company to mark the occasion most can sure that the rocket contains some very special cargo. three so i he said it was either going to be a great rocket launch or the best fireworks display ever be thankfully for a long mouse it was the former not least because the rocket was carrying one of his tesla sports cars. you know that this image of just a giant explosion that you. get that we all about their daily lives and they're likely to get a little anything good if i this new justice or inspiring as it once was here some fifty years ago they provided the backdrop to missions to the moon now it could be about getting to mars be the spoken heavy is special not just because of its power but also because of its price you can carry twice the weight of its closest rival about five double decker buses for

so may i start with you, christine lagarde? the suggestion was made that productivity growth is slowing in part because some of the fundamental drivers, particularly urbanization is slowing. i think that's very important. so we shouldn't be surprised that productivity growth and slowing emerging in developing countries. on the other hand, there is still a huge backlong of productivity enhancing investments they can make because so many of them are still relatively poor. how does the imf see the balance here? >> a bit like you just did. >> have i answered the question? >> you steal the answer. no, i think urbanization when it comes to infrastructure projects, the lag time between the beginning of the project, the financing the implementation and so on and so forth, that is clearly a slowing down factor. i think this is not just it. there is population aging. maybe not so much in some of the emerging market economies. there is also, you know, delayed investment over the course of the last few years, which certainly has not helped