christine, ryan? >> that story, the systemic way, the systemic way those priests, according to prosecutors, worked to target and to keep those children -- it's just remarkable. horrifying. >> absolutely heartbreaking. >>> ten minutes past the hour. have you noticed more animals on airplanes recently? another airline is putting a limit on what pets you can bring for emotional support. when i received the diagnoses, i knew at that exact moment ... i'm beating this. my main focus was to find a team of doctors. it's not just picking a surgeon, it's picking the care team and feeling secure in where you are. visit cancercenter.com/breast >>> closing arguments today in the bank and tax fraud trial of former trump campaign chairman paul manafort. the defense rested on tuesday without calling a single witness. manafort spoke in court for the first time since the trial began to confirm he will not testify. his attorney chose not to present a case, claiming the government has not met its burden of proof. but jud

christine.> stephanie, thank you. >>> the national anthem kneeling controversy is alive and well in the nfl. ♪ >> a full schedule of week one games last night. look at miami dolphins wide receiver kenny stills taking the anthem before taking on the bucs. in cleveland, members kneeled in the end zone before the anthem was played. three players with the seahawks made statements by waiting in the tunnel before taking the field. the nfl says no punishment will be handed out while it continues to work with the players union on the agreeable policy. >> this is not going anywhere. >>> later today, the manhattan madame kristen davis appears before a grand jury in washington in the russia probe of robert mueller. it is not clear what prosecutors want to ask her. she volunteered with members of mueller's team. one possible line is the connection to roger stone. the veteran political consultant and trump adviser who is a subject in the russia investigation. >>> the portion is expected to -- the prosecution

christine, phil. >> jason in ohio. thank you. >>> info wars and alex jones removed from youtube, apple and facebook. the site violated the content policies. the move shutdown channels that gave jones access to millions of internet users. youtube removed his main channel which had 2.4 million s subscribe subscribers. the site is notorious for false conspiracy theories. it claimed the sandy hook massacre was a hoax and called 9/11 an orchestrated job created by the government. >>> and three people killed by a blast in italy. the man caught this on his video during his commute. the gas tanker hit another truck. three people were killed and 60 to 70 people injured with serious burns. the cause of the accident is under investigation. >>> the pentagon is banning deployed military personnel from using electronic devices with geo locations. they include apps that could disclose the users location. a possible security breach. the new policy comes after it was revealed in january that a fitness tracking app that maps exercise ro

christine. >> we know you will follow that. thank you, fred. >>> "the new york times" reports the education secretary betsy devos is considering an unprecedented move. considering allowing states to use federal funds to buy firearms for teachers. taxpayer dollars to arm teachers. it reverses a long standing government policy not to pay. it is looking into a loophole looking to increase academic opportunities. it does not bar especialweapons purchases. >> there was $50 million a year allocated to school districts, but denied use of firearms. an education spokesperson says they are considering and evaluating policy issues. >>> china and the u.s. resuming trade talks. it did not prevent a round of tariffs. officials met in washington for the first time in months. expectations are low here. previous rounds made little progress. president trump does not expect anything to come of it. others who work in the administration are echoing that same kind of low bar. at midnight, the u.s. started collecting $25 billion in tariffs. four hour

dave and christine. >> stunning story.. >>> florida's tourism board launching a program to help with the red tide. this has been detected in eight counties and killed thousands of marine creatures and hurt tourism. the weather service warns the tide can cause respiratory irritation and skin rash and burning eyes. >>> indycar driver robert wikens is hospitalized after a frightening crash at poconos race way. watch the eighth lap after the restart. wickens and ryan hunter ray touched wheels and his car went into the fence and spun in the air. it took several minutes to get him out of the vehicle. he is being treated to injuries from right arm and spine and likely go through surgery. these sports are dangerous, but these cars have become so much safer. the fact he is okay says a lot how that cockpit keeps the guys safe. >> wish him well. >>> reunknoions nearly 70 years apart. more from seoul next. customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right

christine and phil. >>> thank you. death toll in indonesia following 91 following earthquake that struck lombok. the national disaster agency says 209 people are injured. tourists are being evacuated near lombok and 600 more tourists are waiting to be rescued. at least 3,000 homes have been damaged. leaving 20,000 residents displaced. the number of victims is expected to increase. >>> breaking overnight. strong possibility of a second north korea summit. a source familiar with the pyongyang says a second meeting with president trump and kim jong-un could take place some time this year. we have will ripley live in hong kong this morning with the latest. hi, will. >> reporter: christine, less than two months after we saw president trump and north korea's kim jong-un meet in singapore, could we have a round two? could be at new york at the united nations in september. we don't know. according to a source familiar with the north korea side of the denuclearization talks, say there is a strong ability of a second meeting. th

christine, phil. >> jason in ohio.nk you. >>> info wars and alex jones removed from youtube, apple and facebook. the site violated the content policies against hate speech. the move shutdown channels that gave jones access to millions of internet users. youtube removed his main channel which had 2.4 million subscribers. info wars did not respond to a request for comment. the site is notorious for false conspiracy theories. it claimed the sandy hook massacre was a hoax and called 9/11 an inside job. oklahoma city an inside job. >> the list goes on and on. >>> the pentagon banning deployed military personnel from using electronic devices with geo locations which could disclose the location. the policy was reshreleased in january that the exercise routines may have revealed locations of security forces around the world. the devices will not be banned, but service members will be responsible for ensuring the geo location features are disabled. >>> a deadly explosion caught on video in italy. a gas tanker exploded after run

>> the numbers as you pointed out, christine, tell a different story.nd deficit are g up. the key is tariffs are working. what does working mean? have the chinese changed their attitude? no. they are retaliates. >> the chinese had very direct attack on the president this morning verbally. >> it is ann escalation. maybe it will work in the future. the president said in ohio he made the greatest deal ever with the europeans. there is actually no deal. there is a lot of weird misdirection and false claims in the tweet. the tariffs strategy as krofr controversial as it is, could work. claiming it is working is just simply misleading. it is a risky strategy that will throw doubt into a lot of the economic gains the president is planning to run on along with the party in november. >> american companies pay the tariffs. the tariffs go into the treasury department. we are cutting taxes. >> the cost on the economy, if it grows slower. >> josh, great to see you. cnn political analyst. thanks. >>> venezuela alleging its president was targeted by drones. six suspec

and christine has clinched the nomination.i must say i'm incredibly honored incredibly honored to have all your support and all the things that i heard were said you know tonight we've made history who are. decided to run for office after donald trump was elected president in two thousand and sixteen. trump has been at odds with the transgender community since taking office it was not for our last year he announced that the u.s. government would not accept or allow transgender individuals to serve in the military in the november elections following that announcement five openly transgender candidates won seats around the country mostly at the municipal level. sees herself as part of the fight back against trump's politics and it's not just about the transgender community it's not just about the l.g.b. community it's not all marginalized. becoming governor of vermont is still a way away for hall quizzed her opponent the moderate incumbent republican phil scott is popular even among democratic voters publicans but she has the su

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christine, phil? >> all right. thank you for that. >>> the reward for a missing iowa college student is now over $300,000. mollie tibbetts' father says he believes his daughter is still alive. >> i think the longer this goes on, in the absence of finding her, that she could be someplace where we can still get her back. >> rob tibbetts says he believes his daughter may have gone willingly with someone she knew. his daughter was last seen jogging three weeks ago. wayne cheney, who lives near the search area, has been questioned by the fbi. he told "the des moines register" he has refused to take a polygraph, saying, "i have nothing to hide." he has not been charged in connection with the case. mollie's father, rob, will join us on cnn's "new day" at 7:30 a.m. eastern time. >>> all right, the city of chicago is now vowing to put hundreds of additional police officers on the streets. that move coming after 66 people were shot over the weekend. 12 people died. chicago's police chief says 430 officers are being put on st

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

dave, christine. >> thank you. now, the big question, of course, how much trouble might the president be in? one source close to the trump organization tells cnn cohen's plea deal, which does not include cooperation with the government is further proof he does not have anything damaging on the president. they say essentially it is cohen's word against the president's. legal experts like jeffrey toobin say the president is not out of jeopardy. >> i don't think that even happened during watergate and pled guilty and said the sitting president was a co-conspirator. now, it is true that there are justice department guidelines that say a president cannot be indicted. but this crime could be prosecuted after donald trump leaves office. this crime could be referred to congress as a high crime and misdemeanor. but the fact that we have an admitted felon saying that the signature president of the united states was his co-conspirator in this felony is a pretty extraordinary piece of news. >> pleading guilty, fought cohen's o

christine and phil? >> all right, jess that schneider, thank you for that. >>> legal woes multiplying for michael cohen. the "wall street journal" reporting president trump's former lawyer and fixer is now under investigation for tax fraud. sources tell the "journal" the federal prosecutor in manhattan is looking into whether cohen underreported income from his taxi medallion business. the taxi licenses yielded hundreds of thousands of dollars over the last five years. the "wall street journal" also reporting federal investigators are looking into possible fraud against the bank that financed cohen's taxi medallion business. cohen has not been charged with a crime, and he previously denied wrongdoing. >>> firefighters are still struggling to contain the largest wildfire in california history. at this point, the mendocino complex fire has scorched nearly 293,000 acres. 75 homes have been destroyed. and the fire at this point is only 34% contained. firefighters are up against hot, dry, and windy conditions

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

back to you, christine, ryan. >>> paul, thank you.ndemns the sexual abuse of minors. pressure had been building on the pope to address the grand jury report describing the crimes of 300 predator priests in pennsylvania. the vatican says the church must learn hard lessons and abuses described in the report are criminal and morally reprehensible. those were betrayals of the trusts that rob survivors of their dignity and faith. he hopes the church will embrace the grand jury recommendations and including eliminating the statute of limitations. >>> broncos general manager john elway in the market for a back-up quarterback. colin kaepernick was an option. why he isn't anymore. andy scholes has the bleacher report when we come back. chanit. then, use the ultimate power handshake, the upper hander with a double palm grab. who has the upper hand now? start winning today. book now at lq.com. is not a marathon. it's a series of smart choices. and when you replace one meal or snack a day with glucerna made with carbsteady to help minimize blood

i'm christine romans. it is 4:00 a.m. in the east. nice to have you here this week. >>> a lot of news to cover. representative chris collins refusing to step down after indeedmein indictment on insider trading charges. his son and another man accused of securities and wire fraud. collins vowed last night he will continue his run for re-election in november. >> the charges that have been levied against me are meritless. i will mount a vigorous defense in court to clear my name. i look forward to being fully vindicated and exonerated ending any and all kbe questions. >> that is where collins was on the board of directors. he was the first sitting congress member to endorse donald trump. >>> the white house legal team says it is sent a counteroffer to special counsel robert mueller on a possible interview with the president. the president's lawyers are rejecting the terms for the narrow scope for questioning. they do not want the president facing questions of obstruction. here is giuliani talking to sean hann

christine fair: basically. and if we don't do that then we we -- have an equally unpalatable -- unpalatable scenario, that is if you look at the chinese is a small, i the way i call cpec colonizing pakistan to enrich china, so the business model and they've done this in djibouti, in sri lanka, myanmar, trying to do this in bangladesh, which is the -- which is they basically set a price and the price is far in excess of what a market price would be. in that they roll up all the bribes that takes a payoff of different corrupt politician. moving money from the public coffer to private coffers, and then when the country, and by the way these projects are not economically viable. we can go through every single one of them, and when the country cannot make the loan service payments, china says, great, give us a 99 year lease, give this a chinese company a majority stake in getting whatever you might as come of it. essentially they get a sovereign chinese island. so our choices are subsidizing pakistan's cpec adventur

dave and christine. >> scott. a terrible story. >>> the president says he is looking for help from his own federal reserve chairman. why he says he is not thrilled with jerome powell. when i received the diagnoses, i knew at that exact moment ... i'm beating this. my main focus was to find a team of doctors. it's not just picking a surgeon, it's picking the care team and feeling secure in where you are. visit cancercenter.com/breast >>> president trump breaking presidential protocol by criticizing the federal reserve. he told reuters that jerome powell is raising interest rates. trump appointed him last year. trump said the fed should do more to help him boost the economy. now candidate trump criticized the fed for doing exactly that and keeping interest rates low to help president obama. >> we have a fed that is doing political things. this janet yellen of the fed, the fed is doing political. by keeping interest rates at this level. >> now president trump wants the same easy money policies for himself. the fed di

back to you, christine, ryan. >>> paul, thank you.. pressure had been building on the pope to address the grand jury report describing the crimes of 300 predator priests in pennsylvania. the vatican says the church must learn hard lessons and abuses described in the report are criminal and morally reprehensible. those were betrayals of the trusts that rob survivors of their dignity and faith. he hopes the church will embrace the grand jury recommendations and including eliminating the statute of limitations. >>> and a salvadorian woman has filed a lawsuit seeking to be reunited with her infant daughter who needs to be breast fed. the woman also wants the government to reconsider her denied asylum claim. in may, she came to the u.s. with her then 11 month old. they were separated. she was set to be deported on thursday. the judge has halted deportation of families who had been reunited so the children can have parental assistance on the claims. >>> another tragic turn on america's longest running war. leading to intense fighting with a

katty: christine hallquist, thanks very much for joining us from burlington. jane: from a newcomer on theto political scen former president whose simple lifestyle sets him apart -- if you haven't guessed, we are talking about jimmy carter. he has been out of office for 37 hears, longer than anyone else in history, and hoas used that time is the focus of a recent article in "the washington post." we were joined a brief time ago by one of its authors, kevin sullivan. you spent a lot of time with him to write this piece. what stood out? kevin: just the modesty, the simplicity of his life this is a man who lived in the white house and flew on air force one and now he spends every saturday night eating dinner off a paper plate can he glass ofittle bargain-brand chardonnay. that is his big slow lurch-- big splurge onaturday night. he has none of the trappings of the post-presidency we have seen. we have a five living ex-presidents, and all of them are worth tens of billions of dollars, and some of them much, much more, becse they are able capitalize on these opportu

christine, phil. >> kara, thank you. >>> the trump administration set to slap a new round of sanctions on russia as the punishment for the poisoning of former russian spy and his daughter. the state department says the sanctions are required under international law. banning the use of biological and chemical weapons. the first round of sanctions set to go in effect in two weeks. let's bring in correspondent matthew chance. live in moscow. the response is predictable. they say they did not do this and the united states is doing this for political reasons. >> reporter: yes, the kremlin have yet to react. there is a conference call under way and shortly will get word to the official response. russian diplomats have been speaking about this and repeated the russian line this is absurd. they had nothing to do with the skripal poisoning which took place with the novichok poisoning in britain in march. and you know that is the line i expect we will hear from the kremlin as well. whatever they are con -- whenever they are confro

christine and dave. >> kyung lah. you. >>> baltimore police say an officer caught on video beating a man has resigned. a warning, the video from saturday is disturbing. for 12 seconds, you see the officer pummeling the man before pinning him to the ground with an arm across his neck. the incidents -- incident began when the officers approached him to speak to him. officers are required to do that anytime they make contact with a citizen. the situation escalated when the man refused to provide identification. baltimore's police commissioner is disturbed. >>> to california, firefighters making progress on the holy fire. the blaze, we are told is 41% contained. authorities have lifted evacuation orders in lake elsinore. more than 11,000 people are remaining under mandatory evacuation. down from 21,000 on friday. the man suspected of starting the fire, forrest gordon clark, is being held on $1 million bail. if convicted, he faces a maximum life sentence. >>> ahead, brooks koepka may have lifted the trophy, but tiger woods

the politicking on larry king later in the program former republican governor of new jersey christine todd whitman joins me for a one on one conversation about harsh criticisms of donald trump and her calls for the president to step down stick around for that later but first on wednesday china announced a new round of tariffs in the intelli ation fight for terrorists that the troubled ministration has slapped on chinese goods entering the u.s. what's the impact of this latest escalation in the trade war between the united states and china and will the president pay a political price for this negative impact of the terror battle has placed on some of his most ardent supporters we'll talk about that and more with bob livingston former republican member of congress from louisiana a state that will be heavily hit by china's tariffs he's in new orleans and in washington chris lew he served as white house cabinet secretary and deputy secretary of labor during the obama administration he's now a senior fellow at the vigil. miller center so we you bob on china announced plans twenty five. thi

as k-p-i-x five's christin ayers reports...a new report shows a drop in gun viol ement. >>> there are some signs that a policing strategy in oakland is working. as kpix 5's christin ayers reports, a new report shows a drop in gun violence shows room for improvement. >>> reporter: homicides have gone down in the past because of a program called "operation cease-fire." a doctor shared the results of his new study which tracks a drop in gun violence in oakland over the last several years. >> shootings are driven by a small number of people. >> reporter: shootings and homicides have dropped from 114 murders in 2012 to is attributable to the cease-fire strategy. >> reporter: the data-driven strategy fully implemented in 2013 brings together law enforcement, social service agencies, the community, and reaches out to potential criminals. their goal is three-pronged. >> one was reducing shootings and homicides, two reducing recidivism, and three, is repairing our damaged relationship and building relationships in the community. >> repo

dave and christine. >> kaitlan collins, thank you. the attorney general was at the white house yesterday for a meeting on criminal justice reform. we learned that the criminal justice overhaul has been tabled until after the midterms. you see the spot shot there on jeff sessions. this has been pushed by the bipartisan lawmakers and jared kushner. the president has a problem with the prison and resentencing revisions and wants to revisit the issue after the midterms. sources tell cnn the trump/sessions feud was not addressed at the meeting. >>> the effects of hurricane lane felt in hawaii. it is now a category three. officials are warning residents it is a significant rainmaker here. governor david ige says some parts of the island to get up to 30 inches and waves up to 20 feet high. there is a voluntary evacuation order on reeds island near hilo. the once calm river turning into a torrent. >> obviously we are looking at tropical storm or hurricane-force winds. we are looking at potentially for a lot of flooding potentially urban flood

i'm dave briggs. >> i'm christine romans.d, blindsided, some of what our sources say about the reaction in the white house after a pair of top trump aides become convicted felons, michael cohen, the president's former fixer, pleaded guilty. admitting he acted at the direction of mr. trump to keep two women women quiet during the campaign to sway the election. nearly the same moment a jury returns guilty investigators against paul manafort on eight counts of financial crisis. >>> a republican congressional source tells cnn top party leaders are quote trying to catch their breath. even the president's support, see the significance of the convictions the dredge report calling it trump tell hour. the attorney for michael cohen suggests the long-time fixer could still have damaging information for the russia investigation. >>> mr. cohen has knowledge on certain subjects that should be of interest to the special count sell and is more than happy to tell the special counsel all that he knows, not just about the obvious possibility o

and in vermont last night history as christine hallquist became the first openly transgender candidate to win a major party's nominee for governor. she will face vermont's incumbent governor phil smith, a republican, in the fall. julie. >> julie: peter doocy, thank you so much. >> bill: we'll bring in

now christine hallquist wants to me the first transgender governor in the u.s. cholera is legal. the acute disease caused by contaminatedki water wil within hours if left untreated. but it can be prevented. yemen is using a new system that slashe cases by 90%. reporter: overwhelmed by colorado. last year there were one million cases in yemen, and thousands of people died, many of them children. this is the cause -- a sanitation system that cannot cope with heavy rainfall, leading to infected sewage flowing into the streets. but now there is some relief. these healthworkers are focusing their efforts in areas before the rain ces and the outbreak begins. reporter: the hygiene advice they give is simple, but it has had an incredible eect. at this office, meteorologists and government scientist have developed a system where the cholera outbrk will occur for weeks in advance. they produce a map which combines satellite rain forecast with information about areas of high population density. the red areas show the places that are most likely to have an outbreak, and that is where the hea

thanks for being with us, christine, and congratulations. let me ask you this. to win come november? who are you going after in terms of voters? >> well, you know, we're the party of hope and, you know, we're also the party of the working class. we're the party of rural vermonters and rural america. so if you look at that, that is the majority of voters certainly here in vermont. you know, we really are looking at an economy, a rural economy that we have a plan for bringing jobs to our rural vermonters. >> you did well, christine, i apologize. why you? why do you think that you were able to win the nomination? that translates to the why you as you make it to november? >> well, i think what vermonters have seen, and they know i have a long history of success in terms of turning things around, so vermonters can see that i have a long-range plan for how to get more food on the table. our current governor, you know, has us fighting over the scraps. he keeps talking about no new taxes. and of course nobody wants to raise taxes, but he has no plan on how to change our

great to see you, christine, elizabeth. you both. >> thank you very much. >> thanks, serena. >>> coming up for us, president trump says he just slapped iran with what he calls the most biting sanctions ever imposed. iran's leader says let's talk. what happens now? that's next. no, what?? i just switched to geico and got more. more? got a company i can trust. that's a heck of a lot more. over 75 years of great savings and service. you can't argue with more. why would ya? geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. feeclaritin and relief fromwsy symptoms caused by over 200 allergens. like those from buddy. because stuffed animals are clearly no substitute for real ones. feel the clarity. and live claritin clear. >>> let's start right now. that's what iran's president is now saying about holding talks with the u.s. over tehran's nuclear program and sanctions the trump administration just reimposed this morning. president trump today tweeting this. these are the most biting sanctions ever imposed, and in november they rat

i'll go back to politicking for several decades christine todd whitman has been a stalwart republican an insider in the administration of george w. bush where she served as administrator of the environmental protection agency for that she was the republican governor of new jersey the first female governor of that state but recently she has taken her party to task and has also gone public with her call for republicans to put the g.o.p. label aside and join her in calling for president donald trump to step down. let's find out why it is. good seeing you again you reason your way there larry you recently wrote an article in which you said i'm a lifelong republican i have campaigned in one as a member of the party i have served more than one republican president we must put aside the g.o.p. label as hard as that may be and demonstrate the leadership of our country needs by calling on the president to step down what led you to do that well the final straw was the behavior in europe when he was there for the e.u. and nato and same to reject our allies actually embarrassed several of them an

>> christine. >> stephen: christine. are you from new york?, i'm from missouri. >> stephen: oh, okay, the show me state. >> yeah. >> stephen: how are you liking new york? do you find it bey? ( laughter ) that's a millennial thing, right, bey? wrae. >> yeah. >> stephen: okay, good. what do you do in the city? >> i'm just visiting, here for the summer. >> that's nice. that's great. well, i want to show you something we're coming up on right now that is-- they're disappearing all over america. but i wanted to give you an opportunity to use something that your age never, ever has to deal with. >> okay. >> stephen: here tokay. do you-- do you know what these are? >> yeah. >> stephen: what is it? >> it's a phone booth. >> stephen: okay, it's a phone booth, okay. and what do you do in a phone booth? >> you can call people. >> stephen: you can, you can. it's one of the things you can do. it's also a urinal, also. have you ever used a phone booth before? >> i have not. i have not use a phone booth.te >>en: do you hav any memory of one? >> no. >> stephe

no one should allow putting children in harm's way and making them pay such an unacceptable price christine bakaly is the yemen researcher for human rights watch joins me now from beirut via skype very good to have you with us on the program your initial reaction to the incident. first of all having any reaction to you. well you know this is you know is that. where this. most other air in the not very human rights watch up see clearly children killed an attack that. but more than that it was i think there you hear it there are three things each desk and when i say. what. we're. which is that over and over. we're either that's not an order or the other model killer. then now nearly four years into this company i'm still waiting to see real spreadable investigations into the attack regarding earth with the people who are committing war crimes to help its million victims of these attacks we provide every draft and i'm very much hope in this day once again in our minds and encourages militant leverage over the war or at least that they must use every inch of that leverage to push the parties no

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

. >> i'm christine romans. it is tuesday, august 21st. 5:00 a.m. in the east. let's start with the latest. conservative think tanks in the u.s. senate. united states senate the latest targets of hackers linked to military intelligence. microsoft stopped the attack last week. the company took control of six web sites operated by the same group behind the 2016 dnc hack. let's bring in fred pleitgen. >> reporter: the organization that we're talking about, the hacking group, called fancy bear. that is the group that hacked into the dnc and hillary clinton campaign in 2016. u.s. intelligence highly likely believes this group is linked and possibly directed by russian military intelligence known as the gru. as far as the organizations and groups targeted by the attack, apparently, parts of the senate and then two think tanks. hudson institute and international republican institute. both critical of president trump's advances to vladimir putin and also toward russian foreign policy. we have to point out that apparently no evidence that these domains were used for succ

kpix 5's christin ayers over the battle over the ghost guns. >> reporter: for now it is a illegal to publish blueprints online detailing how to make a 3d gun. a blow to his texas non-profit defense distributed. >> anyone can use it for commercial, non-commercial purposes. it is there. >> reporter: in the last three days more than 2,000 fiver hundred people -- 2,000 fiver hundred people downloaded the files. everything from hand guns to ar- 15 style rifles. all untraceable and undetectable. now 8 states are fighting back. she says she plans to announce legislation this fall. >> the unlimited access to blueprints for 3d guns and the potential export of these untraceable weapons is a threat to national and international security. >> reporter: president trump tweeted today i am looking in to 3d plastic guns being sold to the public. they could be a concern at airport check points. but a sheriff's department spokesperson said the guns have not been an issue locally with so many real guns we are worried more about that. worried about high capacity assault rifles. christin ayers, kpix 5. >>

christine quinn, vice chair of the state democratic party. so doug, so much to get to. so "the new york times" says it wasn't until saturday when trump's legal team opens up their "new york times," they see the story and realize they don't have a full accounting of what don mcgahn said to the special counsel. what? >> no, it is property yes amazing. it's like a football coach, as dumb as that might sound. run the ball or pass? meaning they decided early on, okay, ty cobb and the other counsel for trump. >> john dowd. >> i'm sorry, john dowd. we're going to go in, open policy, et cetera, because that's going to wrap it up. well, that's like running a football and getting stuff ted line of scrimmage. it didn't work out as well as they wanted to. so it was a tough call. legally, from my lens, i thought it was very surprising they would go in there and waive privilege like that. >> clearly, mcgahn's folks, it was absolutely stunning. and the other astonish thing is mcgahn and his lawyer were worried because of a conversation that had been overheard. >> right. >> that trump

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christin ayers, kpix 5. >> good job. >>> 59 degrees and clear skies right now. cloudy tomorrow morning. also 59 livermore. 54 santa rosa. san francisco 60s. no fog right now. lining up at the coast. san jose 63. concord 62. 50s tonight. napa 55. sun rise 6:37 a.m. in san francisco. 58 degrees. air quality good today. again tomorrow. blue skies in the afternoon once the clouds burn off. gray in the morning. cloud cover and fog and good to moderate air quality. no big ridge of high pressure. we can't find one if we wanted to buy one. we have an area of low pressure over the pacific. feeding in the onshore flow. a low enhanced the onshore flow and kept it cloudy everywhere till 1:00 p.m. or two p.m. watch the cloud cover again tomorrow. lots of it in the morning. burns back to the coast line in the afternoon. we will get the sunshine. even at the coast you will see sunshine with more cloud cover on thursday. transition day is friday. lows of an ocean -- less of an ocean influence. the cool breeze with the afternoon sunshine. the mornings cloudy, drizzly and damp. i

good to see you, christine.gton post" reporting, that there was a plan that may have protected. what would that plan -- how could that plan have protected jordan mcnair? . >> reporter: frederica, this story is incredibly troubling and i'm so glad we're focusing on jordan mcnair, 19 years old, because we can get into the football aspect and fans get involved and whatever, but this is about a young man who obviously died under the care of the maryland football team, coaches and trainers, and this is what the president of the university, wallace loh, decided not to do, what he went ahead and turned down this particular request by the old athletic director, the former athletic director, would have set up an independent medical system for the athletes at the university of maryland. so, you wouldn't have had the training staff and the coaches involved with the reporting of the trainers up to the athletic department staff. it would have gone to the medical side of the university of maryland and their medical school in