that's important. >> when you look at erica, do you see any of your mom in erica?arts? >> the main thing i see is her loud mouth. erica is loud and she has the loud voice that my mom had had. where is your mom right now? >> up in heavy. >> do you think about her a lot? what kind of things do you think about? >> i think about her coming down. >> and what happens? >> she would still be my mama. >> so is like a kand reminder that your mom is with you. >> and there is one other trait. her mom's fighting spirit. >> to battle what she had to battle, i guess she did have erin's fighting spirit, you know, to to pull through all that. you know? so thank god for that. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. >>> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." he married the woman of his dreams, beautiful and sweet. >> she's just angelic. >> and was folded into her tight-knit family headed by an elderly religious matriarch. to together they had a little girl, sydney. when things fell apart, they closed ra

erica? >> we'll be watching.k, appreciate it, thank you. >>> we have new details this morning about what's being described as a tense meeting between president trump and top military advisers, the president getting irritated when they warned him that immediately withdrawing troops from syria would be a big mistake. we know the president is holding off for mao. cnn's elise labott is live in wash. who else was there? >> reporter: it was a meeting with the national security team. you had defense secretary james mattis, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general joseph dunford. you also had john kelly, the chief of staff and john sullivan who is the acting secretary of state in rex tillerson's place sense he left a few weeks ago. who was not in the meeting was john bolton who is going to be the next national security advisor starting on monday. we understand the current national security adviser leaving at the end of the week, h.r. mcmaster, was not there. very tense meeting between president bush and his nat

erica: thank you very much. coming up mun morning, roll call bennett and john erica warner discuss the week ahead in washington. then michael sergeant looks at the f.a.a. next the funeral for barbara bush who died this past week at the age of 92. her service was held at st. martins episcopal church in included eulogies from jeb bush and the historian and bush family friend susan baker.

we also joined by the washington post's erica werner. thank you for joining us. erica: thank you. host: a thing of interest is mike pompeo and whether he becomes the next secretary of state. statewerner, what is the of the foreign relations committee? erica: they will be having a hearing this afternoon and it is not looking good for him and committee. rand paul is opposed as well as most of the democrats on the committee. regardless of how that vote turns out, they will move that nomination to the floor, where he is expected to get a favorable vote this week. host: what is rand paul's disagreement with mike pompeo? erica: rand paul has protectionist tendencies when it comes to point -- foreign policy and opposes a range of nominees over those issues. role ast see the u.s. intervening in foreign countries. host: for those who don't follow us closely, if he does not survive, how does he get to the senate floor? erica: the majority leader has the right and the ability to take a nomination and put it on the floor even if there is an unfavorable vote in committee. that has happened in

erica: that is a broad question.ne element that is impacting both of us that cover this senate and the members of the senate themselves is how narrow the republican majority is at this moment. it is 51-49 late, and senator yourn is out ill as viewers know indefinitely. that leaves leader mcconnell very little wiggle room on very many issues, and that is something we have in, just this week in a couple of instances. one where she had trouble getting the nasa administrator nominee through the initial cloture vote. he had to lean on senator flake to flip from no to yes. he brought up a coast guard reauthorization bill that was blocked, and so many votes, even some that might be perceived as routine are routine become a struggle because of that very narrow split. reporter, itis a is complicated by the fact that you don't necessarily know as well as you once did when something is going to become a fight. certainly we all know when watching the confirmation hearing for mike pompeo to the secretary of state, or we know when

erica: correct.enator mcconnell like many other republicans including house speaker ryan feels confident that the president will not be firing robert mueller. it has never been completely clear, the source of that confidence but that is their position. host: let's go to berkeley springs, west virginia. caller: i would like to speak to the lady from the washington post. she knows that her paper is friend of -- is no friend of donald trump. thehas a way of slanting things she talks about like the publicans took us into iraq. don't you recall that every democrat in the senate save one agreed with that? i would like to ask you, as your paper ever printed the males emailssa page -- the from lisa page? erica: our paper covered that issue, as with all issues we cover with the trumpet administration or other administrations, we attempt to do so fairly and present both sides. host: from alaska, paul, republican line. caller: good morning. i am addressing both of the commentators. are either one of you cogniza

i'm erica hill.a judge in washington and learn his punishment for lying to the fbi. this is alex van der zwaan arriving to court moments ago. this is a milestone, not only for van der zwaan, the defendant, but for robert mueller, special counsel who charged him, persuaded him to flip and will no doubt use him to help investigate others. evan perez is at the courthouse with more. evan? >> reporter: good morning, erica. alex van der zwaan is on the third floor at the federal courthouse behind me. and as you said, this is an important milestone in the robert mueller special counsel investigation. alex van der zwaan pleaded guilty to lying and conspiracy charges. one thing he lied to federal investigators about is his knowledge about information that rick gates and paul manafort,

erica, thank you so much for being with us. tell us about your community programs. >> so, we have a couple of community programs. one is looking at quality improvement. so we work with local hospitals on antenatal corticosteroid implementation for women who are gonna deliver preterm and helping that baby survive by doing the steroid injections to help survivability after that baby is born. we also work with hospitals in doing the preterm labor assessment tool kit, a way of assessing women and implementing interventions to help them when they're coming into the hospital with preterm labor. the other part of our community programs is looking at reducing racial and ethnic disparities. so we have our healthy babies are worth the wait program, which is a multidimensional intervention -- that communities with high preterm birthrates can look at certain interventions that will help in their community, and it takes the whole, entire community to implement. >> erica, you talked about some of the risk factors. i'm talking racial groups,

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erica. president trump today is doubling down on his pledge to imposes tariffs on china despite fears in the markets and amid some of the industries who could be hurt by such tariffs. the president said this morning in a tweet, despite imposing tariffs earlier in the year on steel and aluminum, he wrote aluminum prices down 4%. people are surprised, i'm not. lots of money coming into u.s. coffers, jobs, jobs, jobs. also in a radio interview he recorded yesterday defended his decision in spite of china's pledge to retail eight against the united states. he said he's left with no choice. despite any pain that the u.s. economy might experience, it would be worth it. take a listen. >> we've already lost the trade war. we don't have a trade war. we've lost the trade war. the easiest thing for me to do would be just to close my eyes and forget it. if i did that, i'm not doing my j job. i'm not saying there won't be a little pain. the market went up 40%. we might lose a little of it. we'll have a m

will they follow erica's example. >> what's your name? >> nava. >> she watches to see if her daughter will remember everything she's taught her. >> nava is like i'm keeping my head down. >> what's the address? >> concern and worry flash across her face as her daughter gives her entire address. >> avenue. >> it's a hard thing for a mother to watch. >> my name is erin. >> erin? >> and what's the address? >> complete silence in the watch room as her mom listens to hear what her daughter will say. >> yeah. just give me the address. then i can mail everything and we can get the number with your parents. >> 61 -- >> erin gives out her address. >> new jersey, new york? >> and reality seems to strike her mom. >> emotional. >> hard, right? >> then as our actor starts to leave, erica does something unexpected. >> you're going to see my parents, right? >> yeah. >> you can ask them the address when you see them. >> i'm not going to see them. i'm going to talk to them. >> exactly. >> i need to get everything mailed out. we're shooting next week. >> no

erica hill joins me. and i will need your help this morning. >> a lot going on on. >> news falling on top of us. our starting line has changed just as we go on air. we know what was in the memos that fired director comey wrote about his interactions with president trump. cnn obtaining 15 pages of partially redacted notes with details on how he tried to influence the, panned russia investigation. he said the president had, quote, serious reservations about the judgment of his now fired national security adviser michael flynn and salacious claims that vladimir putin bragged to the president about russian hookers. the kremlin just put out a statement denying that putin ever said anything like that to trump. >>> now, another headline. former mayor rudy giuliani is back in the game, joining president trump's expanded legal team. giuliani tells cnn his focus will be on interfacing with special counsel robert mueller with the goal of bringing the russia investigation to an end. >>> deputy attorney general rod ro

. >> reporter: good morning, erica. no doubt people at the white house here, advisers and likely the president himself, keeping an eye on the stock market. of course, there was a lackluster jobs report this morning, but a few moments ago, i spoke to the president's new top economic adviser larry kudlow and he insisted again the president is not after a war here with china. he said this is a process. this is a negotiation. but it is quite unusual because it is playing out in public here. this back and forth, everyday, $50 billion, $50 billion here and there. but, larry kudlow insisted the president had to do something, has to act because of theft of intellectual property. the question is what is the next step for the white house? so much going on here, so many different agenda items on the president's plate here. this is one of many. there are many republicans in this town who wonder what the president's plan is for this. these very public negotiations happening here, but republicans like ben sass, the senator from nebra

our special coverage will continue right now with erica hill. erica? >>> thanks for joining us at the top of the hour, i'm erica hill in for brooke baldwin waiting now any moment for a news conference in the bill cosby case. he's facing up to 30 years in prison after being found guilty on three counts of aggravated indecent assault. he was accused of drugging and sexualitying a woman in a2004. the prosecutor's successfully using past admissions of his use of quaaludes and -- as well as the testimony of five other women to help bolster the allegations made by andrea constand, the accuser in this case. >> reporter: -- >> so tom maze roe, you tried and failed. the personal attacks did not work. bill cosby, three words for you, guilty, guilty, guilty! >> tom mesereau, the high profile defense attorney bill cosby brought in for this retrial after he was found guilty. there was some discussion of whether whether or not there should be bonds cosby stood up and yelled at the prosecutor saying you asshole. here's more of what his attorney had to say just moment

erica pereira is responsible for promoting sustainability. she's showing project partners how acai can be cultivated in an eco-friendly way. erica: we look for areas with sustainable cultivation and help advise growers to avoid overproduction. when it comes to the forest, it should be productive, but at the same time preserve the natural balance. bianca: some 30 farming families have joined together to form a cooperative. the acai grows, protected, in the middle of the rainforest. that's one of the most important prerequisites for getting organic certification. deforestation, artificial fertilizer, and insecticides aren't allowed. rosivaldo: that's what organic looks like here. these leaves work as fertilizer. bianca: rosivaldo costa used to cut down the forest to grow rice and cassava and to harvest the hearts of the acai palm. but he didn't earn much. he'd get about 30 euro cents for a palm heart. for a cluster of organic acai, he gets five times as much. rosivaldo: we only chop down the tallest palm trees. you can hardly climb up them -- t

erica warren is taking the class now. >> i think it's extremely important to have these lessons in school. >> i've heard that over and over again. >> over and over. >> reporter: you know you're doing something that matters. >> yes. >> that means the world to us. i think for both of us. it's been a healing process. i mean, i don't know where i would be if i didn't have the jordan binion project in a lot of ways. i think it saved both of us. >> and we're just getting

abby, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erica. president trump is claiming he's vindicated by these memos. he tweeted late last night there was no obstruction and no collusion. but the memos do show one thing, which is james comey has been fairly consistent in what he said with his interactions with the president and he painted a picture of a president consumed by this russia probe. personal memos from fired fbi director james comey obtained by cnn detail conversations comey had with president trump. >> i think what folks will see, if they get to see the memos, is i've been consistent since the very beginning right after my encounters with president trump. >> reporter: comey revealing in his memos, the president said he had serious reservations about former national security adviser michael flynn. during the infamous dinner with mr. trump at the white house where comey says the president asked for a loyalty pledge. comey writing, the president pointed his fingers at his head and said the guy has serious judgment issues. comey also

i'm erica hill. president trump says a 46 year low in illegal crossings at the u.s. mexican border is unacceptable and national guard troops are his answer. the president signing an order last night requiring onunspecified numbers of national guard troops to carry out unspecified duties for an unspecified length of time. hours late, the white house putting out figures which show a spike in border apprehensions in the month of march. abby phillip breaks it all down for us now. >> reporter: good morning, erica. that's exactly right. there is an increase in border crossings in the last month, especially as we go into the summer months. but one of the things to understand about that is that in 2016 -- 2017, last year, the first year of the trump administration, there was a really unusual low point of border crossings that has then rebounded to levels that are higher than they have been in the last year. but probably closer to what they have been in the historical several months. and in fact, president trump and his tweet this morning acknowledged that the border crossing

our special coverage will continue right now with erica hill. erica? >>> thanks for joining us at the top of the hour, i'm erica hill in for brooke baldwin waiting now any moment for a news conference in the bill cosby case. he's facing up to 30 years in prison after being found guilty on three counts of aggravated indecent assault. he was accused of drugging and sexualitying a woman in a2004. the prosecutor's successfully using past admissions of his use of quaaludes and -- as well as the testimony of five other women to help bolster the

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with that, i'd like to introduce erica gish, and erica's the director of family services at compass. >> hi, everyone. we're honored to be here and to be hosting this event day. i want to thank mayor farrell for being a champion of families in san francisco that are experiencing homelessness, and i also want to thank jeff and his team for their leadership and partnership. and i also want to acknowledge today the 50th anniversary of the assassination of dr. martin luther king. in that parrot, i don't need to convince anyone in this room today that homelessness is a tremendous and social problem. it's a community problem, and it's one that will take the whole community working together to solve. all of us at compass are very grateful for our private sector partners that support our services, and it's so great to see glfe stepping up in such a way with such a generous grant, and especially i didn't realize interests he only 40 people in the company, so that's particularly impressive. i'm also impressive -- yeah [applause]. >> i'm also excited about the challenge to other companies to inc

i'm erica hill in for johnny and poppy. we begin with breaking news.mp administration imposing new sanctions on russian oligarchs with ties to vladimir putin along with companies they own or control. cnn's michelle kosinski has those details for us. good morning. >> erica, we're seeing the administration hit these sanctions, seven oligarchs, big-time russian busines

i had, based on monday april 9, an inquiry with captain erica what was the status of that. she informed me the department of public health had cancelled it. and that perplexed me. so i posed some inquiries to several individuals, one of them is right here, donna atkins and with an official within the department of public health meagan wier to determine why this had been cancelled. i'm still waiting to learn why this was cancelled. i have announced this research study i've initiated with the advisory council for the department of aging and adult services. this occurred two days ago, interestingly related to the point of my desire for understanding safety, it was on the 112th anniversary of the 1906 earthquake which was wednesday. the 18th of april. so i just notified them i was looking into it and of course, i will share what i've learned with whomever you would like me to share it with. this would be in e-mail format as i particularly am concerned with safety of individuals in the city, particularly vulnerable individuals, children, people with disabilities and seniors. tha

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erica about prop 47. shirley addresses the lack of communication between parties. patricia will give concluding shots and summary. each person has two minutes. i hope that they won't be interrupted by a cell phone. each person has two minutes. i hope you will keep this quote from edmond burke in mind. evil succeeds when good men do nothing. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> good evening. my name is leaf deautsch. i am an attorney and commissioner. i am here to support my fellow residents who have been working and organizations to combat property crime in the neighborhood and she. i want to thank the commission and department. it is hard work for little pay. i appreciate your efforts as it pertains to car break ins. we heard statistics about 20% reduction this year over last year. it is great work. we hope we can keep it up. we need to keep that momentum going. my wife and i had our car broken into in october. i have been beating this drum about auto burglaries. it seems we are starting to see results. that said we are at three times as many now as

i'm erica hill in for john and poppy.e begin with fears of a trade war and wall street bracing for a massive plunge when the markets open. taking a live look at dow futures, they are down. after china of course has fired back as promised announcing some $50 billion in proposed tariffs on american goods. and this morning calling in the world trade organization over what it says are, quote, play grant v fly gra flagrant violations of the rules. and ivan watson is in beijing. and the president tweeting about it noting that we are not in a trade war, but china of course taking this issue to the wto. fill us in. >> reporter: clearly china is making it clear that it will retaliate for any tariffs imposed by the trump administration by as it puts it the same scale and same magnitude. so it announced tariffs for 25% slapped on $50 billion worth of u.s. goods. among the sectors that are targeted are soybeans, aircraft, cars and chemicals. soybeans and aircraft are two of the biggest. and those would theoretically get the 25% tax i

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. >> and the next year he was on stage in front of everyone and erica comes out from the side and asks him. >> will you go to prom with me? >> makes his way across the stage. this was it for his senior year he wanted to do something for her so that for once he could turn the tables. >>> there's nothing like going on a safari and seeing a giraffe rubbing up against a tree getting a scratch. but that's not what's happening. it's caught in a trap. somebody put it there. a team was called in to help get this giraffe free. >> wlhat were they thinking the were trying to catch? >> what do you want giraffes for? >> it's big game. people want big game. they were able to tranquilize the giraffe. they come in close and somebody has to make sure -- giraffe. >> they break out a ma shechete start the trap. now the tough part, getting this giraffe up right. they put the straps and it to a car. >> what about letting it come barg to its own? >> they want to make sure it is up and he'althy and good to go. >> as the tranquilizer wears off you can see it walking off like nothing happened. maybe it is like

especially in the beginning of that conflict and i totally don't buy this american argument of i'm erica nonintervention they the united states allowed its closest ally at that time turkey and saudi arabia and qatar and also israel to intervene as much as they want to and plus you know i merican agencies to have funded trained certain rebel groups that it described as mother in that position don't nobody has ever really vetted them properly and on the top of that as we know president obama is no longer in office there is another president in the white house who bomb. syria just last year for no apparent reason i don't know if you heard but the american defense secretary just came out last month saying that the united states has no proof not evidence that sarin gas was every used in syria when in fact that was the main premise of threatening that country with but the strikes so these whole idea that you guys can regret later on after doing so much damage i just do not understand how you get to that. i think you're right to argue that there are certain consistencies in american foreign pol

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i'm erica hill in for john and poppy.a trade war and wall street bracing for a massive plunge when the markets open. taking a live look at dow futures, they are down. after china of course has fired back as promised announcing some $50 billion in proposed tariffs on american goods. and this morning calling in the world trade organization over what it says are, quote, play grant v

erica, tell me something i don't know.s friday night. >> beat had an interesting poll today, "the washington post" with caser family foundation that found that since 2016 it, one in five americans have participated new political protests. 19% of those people had never done so before in their lives. and 70% of them motivated by distrust dislike of the president. >> sounds right to me. i'm sure your crowd estimates are more in line with the president's. >> i think so. i think you this north korea summit will be tied to trade. i think tthe other for being a democr coand jamal simmons. trump watch is back. you're watching "hardball." ♪ i've always wanted to have a photo exhibit of the faces of our community and those people that create the heart and the soul of where we live. directer: so i think we can make that happen oh my gosh, you're kidding me. introducing the suv equipped to make your first-ever happen. the first-ever ford ecosport is here. introducing the suv equipped to make your first-ever happen. a hilton getaway me

time for cnn "newsroom" with erica hill. >>> good morning.o day for john and poppy. less than a wall but more than tweets. after days of fuming and venting about undocumented immigrants pouring across the border or threatening to come in the caravan, president trump calling on the national guard, signing on order to send troops to the southern border.

i'm erica hill in today for john and poppy.away from a very big first in the mueller investigation. the first sentencing of a defendant who flipped. we'll go live to the courthouse in just a moment. >>> first, a bombshell from the special counsel himself. a memo written last august attached to a brand new court filing which shows mueller was specifically empowered to investigate former trump campaign chairman paul manafort, and not only for manafort's possible collusion with russians during the campaign. cnn's shimon prokupecz is in washington. what more are we learning? >> you never see this kind of filing by justice department officials. the memo really just lays out exactly what the special counsel was authorized to investigate by the deputy attorney general rod rosen stein who was overseeing the russia

erica pierce is fighting against the stereotype in the book millennials' playbook to adulting. i always used to think they were 22 years old, and now they are close to 40, managers, productive members of society. does society have a problem or the millennial loop that has a problem in how they are viewed? >> i think it's a little bit of both. i think for the first time, there's four generations in the workplace. i think all of them trying to get along can be a little difficult, but i think millennials, they have grown up, as you said, with technology. they are accustomed to often times showing up, especially in the workplace, wanting to be the boss on day one. that's friction with the older generations who believe in the mantra of doing the work. i think it's both coming together that is causing that. >> why some attention on the millennials. i don't remember general x. i remember the baby boomers got attention and then general x., but they have been largely forgotten, and millennial was get all the attention. your book says a playbook to adulting. that's a millennial word. >>

a manmade diving park one hundred twenty metres long and sixty metres wide going to and erica in a hot for months getting ready to enter the water they have their own equipment it's possible to rent diving gear and book an introductory course. visibility on the water is four to five major. european sturgeon inhabit the punk these are about two metres in length but they can grow up to six made his position and it is a fantastic experience and i'm not afraid of the fish because they don't haul man. but a huge and when you suddenly have a fish swimming below you and the next comes from the side and another comes along above you and sometimes they do actually touch you. in. the couple will swim a long steep reef like warms to a temple with columns that are five meters told. them to see in nice a bit mysterious do you feel like an underwater archaeologist the water is slightly mucky and then suddenly figures if he had out of nowhere else to mix all. the highlights in the underwater pocket is a sunken ship it was put here after it was retired from service a supply vessel. has come on and i'm